Football season winds down with scattered late games
Dramatic endings marked the close of the gridiron season as Pitt rallied to beat Penn State 20 to 7 and Kentucky edged Tennessee 6 to 6. Tulane and Davidson also won, while Colgate and Bucknell posted big margins. The season closes with strong showings across the nation.
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College Football Scores Across Numerous Matches
A wide recap lists college football results with Western Reserve defeating Case 27 to 6 and Colgate 32 over Brown. Penn defeated Cornell 17 to 7, Carnegie Tech 20 over NYU 6, Syracuse 6 and Columbia 0 with Penn State 7, and multiple others including Bucknell 78 over Dickinson 0 and Nebraska 31 over Town State 12. The scores cover teams from the Northeast to the South with numerous regional scholastic contests also noted.
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Perry Golf Club raises course record by Emmet Sheeran
Emmet Sheeran, druggist and member of the Perry Golf Club, set a new course record at New Lexington on November 29. He shot two rounds despite near freezing temperatures around 20 degrees. He noted he did not lose any balls in the lake, which was iced over by two inches.
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Brown falls to Colgate 32 in season debut
Providence. R I November 29 Colgate handed Brown a 32 to 0 defeat as Dowler and Hart each ran for long gains and Gogarty broke through for a TD. Qosie added a 49 yard interception return for a score. Brown threatened twice but failed to convert.
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Wittenberg Beats Dayton 7-0 On Thanksgiving Day
Wittenberg scored a second period touchdown and a third quarter safety to defeat the University of Dayton 7 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day in Dayton. The game featured a soggy field described as a cranberry marsh and closed Wittenberg’s football struggle with a decisive win.
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Germany Embraces Handball With Growing Popularity
Handball rises as a popular sport in Germany with over 13 000 men and women playing in Berlin alone as interest spreads nationwide. The sport gains traction as players and fans rally around clubs and regional competitions.
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Intimate Glimpses of Sporting World's Interesting Persons
A portrait of Glenna Collett as a dominant American golfer. She rose from baseball interest to win national titles in 1922 1928 and last fall at Oakland Hills Detroit. The piece notes Joyce Wethered as her chief British rival and recalls Collett's St Andrews round of 84 on the first nine holes.
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Fordham Captain Tony Siano Known for Tough Defense
Tony Siano, Fordham University's captain and standout defensive tackle, runs a billiard room in a Fordham recreation hall to support himself and his family in WalTham Massachusetts. Coach Frank Cavanaugh praises his ability to read plays and anticipate backs movements, stating he rarely misses a tackle and plans a legal career after graduation with coaching ambitions.
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Middleport Yellow Jackets blank Pomeroy 39 to 0
In a November 33 game at Middleport the Yellow Jackets overwhelmed Pomeroy High School 39 to 0. The home team kept Pomeroy from scoring through nine games this season while a crowd watched bands play and a few players sustained minor injuries.
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Ohio U May Play Western Reserve Football Schedule
Ohio University in talks with Western Reserve to face them next fall as part of the Buckeye Association schedule. Western Reserve had hosted Obie Western Reserve and Miami in recent games while Ohio University and Western Reserve had yet to confirm a firm date.
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Georgia Tech Dominates Auburn in 19 to 6 Victory
In Atlanta on November 29 Georgia Tech's Golden Tornado defeated Auburn 19 to 6. Quarterback Karl Dunlap scored two touchdowns on runs of 21 and 70 yards. Stumpy Thomason added the after touchdown kick as Dunlap led the surging offense.
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Miami Defeats Cincinnati 14 to 6 on Thanksgiving Day
Cincinnati battled hard but Miami maintained the edge in a Thanksgiving game. Cincinnati threatened to seize control twice, reaching the three yard line and the six inch line but failed to convert and fell behind in the second half. The Hurricanes capitalized on key downs to seal the 14 to 6 victory in Cincinnati.
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Miami Beats Cincinnati Ends Buckeye Association Season
Miami defeated Cincinnati 14 to 0 to finish third in the Buckeye race, while Cincinnati again finished last in the conference for the fourth straight year. The Bearcats failed to score a Buckeye contest point this season, with Miami topping the standings alongside Ohio and Ohio Wesleyan.
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