College grid results sweep across regions with many victors
A wide set of college football scores from across the South and West shows Fordham, West Virginia Wesleyan, and Minnesota teams among others posting wins while George Washington, Pennsylvania, and Carnegie Tech suffer losses. High school results include Dallas Tech and Temple triumphs with numerous regional matchups and late-day cancellations.
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Leon Uresinus
Albright
Bluefield College
Concord C. Colgate
Brown
Fordham
New York University
Franklin & Marshell
Gettysburg
George Washington
Oklahoma
West Virginia Wesleyan
Marshall
Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Penn Military College
Lebanon Valley
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
St. Tomes
Davie & Filkins
Salem
Morrie Harvey
Bucknell
Mississippi College
Tennessee Tech
Mid-Tennessee
Newberry
Georgia State
Mississippi
Murray
Southwestern
Tenn
Spring Hill
Southwestern Tha
Louisiana Norns
Citadel
Preabsterian
Georgetown
Treneylvanian Mercer
Oglethorpe
Chattanooga
Centre
Davidson
Wake Forest
Tampa & Troy
Far West
Temple
Warn
Northside
Fort Worth
Central i Fort Worth
McKinney
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Eecal Batts
San Jacinto
Texas Fans Root for Navy Bears and Buckler Showdown
Henry McLemore profiles Navy back Buzz Borries and Army rival Jack Buckler as the decisive factors in the Army-Navy game. The piece contrasts Borries’ explosive play with Buckler’s dual threat, predicting the outcome hinges on their performances while Texas fans eye Baylor and Rice headlines for conference glory.
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America
Borries
Buckler
Buzz
Jack Buckler
Maverick Club Hosts Boxing Night in Groom Show
Thirteen district champions compete as Maverick athletic boys travel to Groom for a 7 30 p m show benefiting the High School Athletic Club. J T Young and Johnny Cobb collide in a main boxing bout among about 12 events plus a Dutch Mantell and Co professional card.
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Maverick Athletic
J. T. Young
Johnny Cobb
Panhandle
Dutch Mantell & Co
Harold Wall
Caloe
Mr. Galloway
Childress Upsets Dope To Muddie Sector Five
District racing in Texas high school football unfolds with upsets and ties as districts crown champions. Vernon Lions fall 13 6 to Childress, prompting a playoff with Quanah. Longview may clinch title if it defeats Kilgore. Beaumonts Royal Purple shocks Port Arthur 2 0 for District 14 crown.
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Lamesr
Corpus Christi
Rohstown
Longview
Kilgore
North Dallas
Greenville
Ranger
Preckenridge
Childress
Vernon
Fastland
Quanah
Wichita Falls
Electra
Shamrock
Panhandle
Memphis
Matador
Muddie
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Lions
Mitchell
Lyle
Tyler
Marshall
Beaumont
Royal Purple
Port Arthur
Owens
Sandies
Anderson
Payton
Britt
Ranger Bulldogs
Breckenridge Buccaroos
Corsicana Tigers
Cleburne
Pion
Athens
Corsicana
Kansas State Ends Nebraska Reign With 19 7 Victory
Lyn Waldorf coaches Kansas State to its first Big Six football championship with a 19 to 7 win over Nebraska before over 20 000 in Lincoln. Nebraska led 7 6 at half, then wilted as Oren Stoner and Maurice Elder spearheaded a late surge to dethrone the Cornhuskers.
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Neb
Lyn Waldorf
Purple
Kansas State
Waldorf
University of Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Wildcats
Oren Stoner
Maurice Elder
Nebraska
Kansas
Alabama
Pitt
Colgate
Stanford
Washington and Lee
Millard
Dixie
Tulane
Louisiana State
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Carnegie ‘Tech
Kansas Blaze
South Carolina
Duke
Utah States
Utah
Colorado University
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Colo
Fordham
Penn
Cornell
Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Washington and
Jefferson
West Virginia
Kentucky
Lee
Midwest
Missouri
Texas
Snease Rice
Texas A. & M
Aggies Tie Plowboys in Rain to Clinch Conference Title
In a rain soaked game at Stephenville on November 30 the North Texas Agricultural College Aggies defeated the John Tarleton Plowboys 0 0 to claim the Central Texas conference title. The teams traded drives but could not score as the Aggie defense held and earned the victory.
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Southwestern
Kat
Friends
Fort Hays State
Kansas Wesleyan
Emporia
College of Fimoria
Bethany
York C. McPherson
Ottawa
Weatherford
Okla
Durant
Edmond
Ada
Ilinoia College
Carthage
Nebraska Waesiesan
Hastimes
Cameron Aggies
Murray Aderes
Milliken
Rose Poly
Southwest
Stephenville
North Texas Agricultural College Aggies
Central Texas
John Tarleton
Roth
Aggies
Aix
Aggie
Centenary Downs Loyola In Thanksgiving Clash
Centenary overwhelmed Loyola 17 to 6 as Buddy Parker and Billy Burch sparked the attack in New Orleans. The Ital team used superior pressure to seize control and secure the win on Thanksgiving Day.
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New Orleans
Centenary
Loyola
Ital
Centenry
Buddy Parker
Billy Burch
McOred
Service Game Takes Spotlight As Army Navy Duel Looms
Navy and Army ready for the 35th Franklin Field showdown dominating Saturday’s football slate. Navy, led by Buzz Berries, enters as favorite after recent Notre Dame win. Army counters with Buckler and Stancock. Other big games include Holy Cross past Boston College and LSU ties in the SEC race as Rose Bowl hopes hinge on the service academy clash.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
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Pasadena
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Franklin Field
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Notre Dame
Tars
Jack Buckler
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S.mlu
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Detroit
Washington State
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian University
Rice
Baylor
Southern California
Washington
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Florida
Stetson
Temple of Philadelphia
Bucknell
Brown
Alabama Sets Rose Bowl Hopes With 34–0 Vanderbilt Win
Alabama’s Crimson Tide dominated Vanderbilt 34 to 0 sealing a perfect season and confirming a Pasadena Rose Bowl invitation. Army and Navy loom as top remaining games, while other bowls and conference titles unfold across the nation.
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Crimson Tide
Pasadena
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
John Baker
Birmingham City Auditorium
Tiny
Thornhill
Stanford
Missouri Coach Carideo Resigns Rumors Sweep Camp
News from Columbia reports that University of Missouri coach Frank Carideo and assistant Elmer Sleight allegedly handed in resignations after the Tigers’ 20 to 0 loss to Kansas, following their eighth straight defeat. The committee on intercollegiate athletics may take action after review by the board of curators.
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Ihe
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Pop Warner
Owls
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Fordham
New York University
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Washington
Jefferwon
George Washington
Oklahoma
Far West
St. Mary's
Oregon
Loyola of
Los Angeles
Frank Carideo
Missouri ‘Tigers
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Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Carolina
Virginia
Tigers
Missouri
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Red
Carideo
Steight
Lee Carl Overstreet
Overstreet
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Board of Curators
Loyola Powers Through With Three Scoring Plays
Loyola drove for two touchdowns and a field goal in the third quarter and achieved more first downs than its opponent, 15 to 1 percent, but failed to convert pressure into points. The text notes killer whales prey on sperm whales and tear them apart, a forceful image of marine predation.
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Loyola
New Orleans
Paris Junior Eleven swamps Marshallites in muddy win
Paris Junior College Dragona defeated Marshall College 31 to 0 on a muddy field. Joe Taylor scored two touchdowns and Clarence churned through the mud for two more as Co-Captain Wilbur Black recovered a blocked punt for a fourth, standout score.
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Paris
Dragona
Marshall
Joe ‘Taylor
Clarence Tie
Wilbur Black
Asher
Tysen Advard
McMurry Indians Rout Abilene Christian in Homecoming
Carter and Harless starred as McMurry College Indians defeated Abilene Christian College Wildcats 27 to 0 on a soggy field. McMurry piled up 17 first downs to none for the Wildcats despite five red zone standouts by Christian defense.
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Arlorne
Carter
Marless
McMurry College
Indiana
Abilene Christian College Wildcats
Harless
Thre Wildcats
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