Bacardi Bowl
(1907-1946)
Rhumba Bowl • Cigar Bowl

Bacardi Bowl
	1907	L.S.U. (W 56-0) University of Havana, Parque Almendares, Havana 10,000 (12/25)
	1910	Havana Athletic Club (W 11-0) Tulane, Parque Almendares (1/1)
	1912	Mississippi A&M (W 12-0) Havana A.C., Parque Almanderes (1/1)
	1912	Florida (W 28-0) Vedado A.C., Parque Almanderes (12/25)
	1912	Florida (T 0-0) Vedado A.C., Parque Almanderes (Dec.)
	1921	Cuban A.C. (W 14-10) Mississippi, Parque Almanderes (12/31)
Bacardi Bowl	1937	Alabama Polytechnic Institute (T 7-7) Villanova, La Tropical Stadium, Havana 12-18,000 (1/1)
Bacardi Bowl	1938	Rollins College v. Cuban Navy canceled, at Campo Polar (1/2)
Bacardi Bowl	1939	Georgia Teachers College (W 27-7) Havana, La Tropical Stadium (12/9)
Bacardi Bowl	1946	Southern Mississippi (W 55-0) Havana, La Tropical Stadium (12/7)
other games
	1939	Georgia Teachers College (W 14-0) University of Havana, at Statesboro, Georgia (10/11-14)
	1939	Rollins (W 25-0) Havana, at Tinker Field, Orlando, Florida (n.) (10/27)
	1939	Rollins (W 71-0) Havana, La Tropical Stadium, Havana (n.) 3,000 (12/23)
	1939	Rollins (W 26-13) Tampa, La Tropicana Stadium (12/27)
	1939	Tampa (W 28-6) Havana, La Tropicana Stadium 3,000 (12/30)
	1946	Alabama “B” team (W 53-18) Havana, Wiregrass Memorial Stadium, Dothan, Alabama (11/9)






Note:
	• The full names of the college include the University of Alabama, the University of Tampa and the University of Havana (a.k.a. Havana University). Mississippi A&M is today Mississippi State, Alabama Poly is Auburn University, Georgia Teachers College is now Georgia Southern University.
	• Bacardi Bowl was first officially used in 1937, before this the games wewre simply unnamed post-season games, retroactively dubbed Bacardi Bowls.
	• The 1937 and 1938 games were also called the Rhumba Bowl.
	• The 1938 game was called off due to a local plane crash.
	• The 1946 Bacardi Bowl is also called the first Cigar Bowl.