Army Upsets Notre Dame In 12 0 Big 1931 Grid Shock
Army from West Point stunned Notre Dame 12 to 0 at a chilly New York rumbling gridiron. The Cadets dominated with two long touchdowns, superb line play, and a stifling defense that limited the Fighting Irish to 80 yards from scrimmage and three completions in 18 passes.
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Dixon Stewartew
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Notre Dame
Army
Marchment Etlwartz
Fighting Irish
Taxrvls Brown
Ray Stecker
Irish
Callifornia
Army Army
Cadetine
New York Fana
Notre Bame
Amamy
Aubs
Marchy Schwartz
Wee Obr Price Krause Harns - Farr
Hoffman Summerfelt Evans Trice Suarez
Harts Kopicsak
Mahoney Carver
Jaskwich Brown
Schwartz Stecker
Cronin Kilday
Hilday
Stecker
Lankenau
Jadloneky
TR Simmons
Culver
Greeny
Wunch
Koaght
Rtt
Devore
Burpy
Velar
Lahorne
Brancheau
Millheim
Sheeketski
Melinkovich
Presidents Triumph In Aerial War At Wheeling
Washington and Jefferson College defeated Virginia University 14 to 18 before 6,800 fans in Wheeling. The Presidents opened strong with two touchdowns and Wilson converted the extra points to secure the margin of victory.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Mov
Washington and Jefferson
Virginia University
Wilson
Football Scores and Odds From Various Colleges
Sored fragmented score list shows Purdue 7 Northwestern 0 and Georgia 35 Georgia Tech 6 with other teams like Notre Dame 0 Army 12 and Yale 51 Princeton 14. Several lines are garbled but indicate multiple college games with mixed outcomes and unclear totals.
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Purdue
Northwestern
Minnesota
Ohio State
Muhlenberg
Penn State
Lehigh
Defianca
Bluffton
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Army
Notre Dame
Stanford
Dartmouth
Yale
Princeton
Cook Academy
Navy Pier
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nava
Wooster
Wo& J
West Virginia
Detroi
Georgetown
Providence
Rhode Island
Duke
W &L
Ex Christian
Dayton
Seton
Unsala
Tulane
Terapia
Missouri & Guilford
Moravian
Tavis Eland
Morne Harv Rice
Baylor
All Ohio football team picks honor many Ohio colleges
The United Press All Ohio team honors seven colleges with players from Ohio University Wittenberg Muskingum Ohio Wesleyan Cincinnati Dayton Mount Union and others. Standouts include Leroy Raber Mt Union George Collins Ohio University Ike Trubey Wittenberg, Claude Chrisman Ohio University, Jim Cleary Dayton, and Colin Lanning Wittenberg among backs ends and linemen across multiple schools.
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Wittenberg
aNeteorne
Mushingum Cleary
Su Couns
Alo Gabriel
Ohio
Lannin Wiser Ittenders
Westfa A. O
Wesleyan Goldmeyer
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Scott
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Aiken Dayton
Sasse - Aes
Baliwin-Wonowa
Muskingunt Hauser
Dentyor
Waccariella
Miami Bowers RG
Defiance
Wilhelm
Nanier Price
Wittenphere Bechwith - Xavier
Terryes
Wilberteece Grimes
Unier
Collins, Gabriel and
Chrisman
United Press All-Ohio
Ralph Teatsortholumbus
Cery
Onio State University
United Pros
Ohio University
Wittenberg College
Musiingum Colege
Tinal
Onto Weslayan
University of Cincinnati
University of Dayton
Mount Union College
Aly Eatept
Leroy Rauber
Mt. Union
Bbstar
Rachet
George Collins
Collins
Ike Trnubey
Wittenbergs
Teubey
Big Sho
Fiso
Howell Forgey
David Hawthorne
Muskingum
Borat
Anginat Musking
Faltura
Tane Unemen
Claude Chrisman
Bobcats
Jimmy Cleary
Dayton
Chester Smith
Arben Vaccatielio
Miami
Clifford Stevenson
Bowling Green
Cale Goldminer
Fuhlback
Aufa
Martin Lehnur
Lea Grimes
Ohi Wesleyan
Wesleyin
Colin Lanning
Russell Kepler
Paul Beckwith
Tayler
Wilbur Cartwright
Mian
Eddie Finnigan
Western Reserve
Lanning
Clark Gabrie
Carty Zevher
Willy Price
Cout
Bluffton
Bina Conkey
Durango
Wilt Gillfand
Cincinnat
Tony Arth
John Carroll
Ddts
Chiniran
Western Rearive
Tada
Robert Coy
Minimi
Kermit Bleaser
Obiect
Rey James
Wittenberry
Walter Metz
Cinatnnati
William Brandy
Heidelbor
Roy Spuks
Definies
James Hoff
Ghia Wesley
An John Kerekes
Holand Miller
Denison
Dan Kowal
Overbein
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Wile Han Stewart
Joy Exmont
Ohio U
Jonny Raugh
Oto Wealeyan
Kermitt Tayear
Kent State
Pronate
Western Ateedge
Lowell Livingston
Gale U
Difford Simenson
Willard Schmittigen
Akron
James Dorweet
Musidngudt
Quirterbicks
Barney Wrancia
Ogterbenny
Vernon Kielmo
Capital
Vyoyt Perry
Bowhiag Green
Davie Samunlron
Ciao
Hownd Glaaven
Ohi Wessegan
Leonerd Snadosky
Onto
Estket
Qherlin
James Sommers
Dhirlen
Western Conference charity games feature Michigan Purdue Minnesota
Michigan Purdue and Minnesota won charity football games in the Western Conference events. Purdue defeated unbeaten Northwestern 7–0 on a frozen field as Jim Purvis scored the decisive touchdown in the fourth period. Minnesota toppled Ohio State 19–7 at Minneapolis with star runs by Jack Manders and a strong passing game. Receipts around 40,000 dollars supported unemployment relief.
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Jim Purvin
Northwestern
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Fred Hecker
Houston
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Renter
Ingie
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Febring
Purvis
Paul Moas
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Paul Pardenner
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Memorial Stadium
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Missouri
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Flyers and Irish B队 tie on muddy field at Dayton
Dayton Flyers and Notre Dame B team battled to a 6-6 tie on a snow-covered field. Dilling of Notre Dame ran 48 yards for a second‑period touchdown, while Dayton’s Titzsimmons connected on a 2-yard pass to Fearn before halftime. Michigan trounced Wisconsin 16–0 with Hewitt’s 25-yard pass to a TD and a third‑quarter field goal by Hudson.
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Notre Dame
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Titzsmmons
Fearn
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Winconsin
Michigan
Badgers
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Fay
Hewitt
Duke Defeats W. and L. in Wade Era Closing Victory
Duke University Blue Devils capped Wallace Wade’s first season by topping the Washington and Lee Generals in Lexington Virginia. A brilliant offensive play sealed a 40 point win as both teams pressed toward scoring, with the pace dictated by strong defense and late heroics.
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Lexington
Wallace Wade
Duke University Blue Devils
Washington and Lee Generals
Jimmy de Hart
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Wade
Defiance and Bluffton Deadlock in Lima Benefit Game
For the second straight week Defiance and Bluffton Colleges battled to a scoreless football game in Lima. A prior 12 to 12 tie at Defiance and the current contest drew about 1600 spectators, with proceeds estimated at 87.00 to aid Lima's needy persons.
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Defiance
Bluffton Colleges
Permons
Navy Beats Wooster In Rainy Hard-Fought Tilt
Navy, bolstered by near-entire squad rotation, defeated Wooster 19 to 6 in Annapolis in a rain soaked game. Kirn and Campbell sparked the Middies with a key 8 play drive, and Waylright finished with a yard run into the end zone. Becks added the extra point and Navy halted Wooster’s lone score with a blocked punt. Davis-Elren's victory over Morris-Harvey in Huntington, 38 to 9, boosted Navy’s season total to 345 points in eleven games as their high scorer led the night’s action.
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Chung Toon
Ine Samaria
Beck
Davis-Elrens
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Morris-Harvey
Ene
Denison to Decide Buckeye Future After December Meeting
Denison University faces a decision on remaining in the Buckeye Athletic Association as conference officials prepare for a December meeting. The 1951 Denison football season was their worst since 1898, with no wins and two draws, amid student and faculty sentiment about dropping Buckeye membership or football. Athletic director J. W. Tolvingston said Denison has no plans to join another association and would act only after Buckeye officials confer.
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Pitt
Army
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Huarsvard
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United Fress
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Gabriel
Chrisman
Collins
Ohio
Russell Kepler
Bobcats
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Buckeye Athletic Association
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Gberlin
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Aemona
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Western Reserve
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J. W. Tolvingston
Denman Athletic
Hunt the Athletic Association
Burkeye
Livingston
Buckeye Centerseen
Demiann
Wittenberg
Miamar
Cincinnati
Werleyan
DePauw
County Court League Opens Friday Night Action
The County Court League and County High Social Basketball season begin Friday with 12 schools in the loop. Eleven games are scheduled for the boys teams, leading to the Athena County Tournament after a two week holiday break. Substitutions are listed, and Friday night matchups include Stewart vs Albany and The Plain vs Amey Born among others. Girls games are not part of this year’s county tournament. Athena County hosts the boys event in 2027.
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Ohio University
Buss College of Columbus
Athens County High School
Hocking County
Thena High
Pac
Actron
Boyw
Sitit
Athena
Chicateau
Teferess
Sendom
Edward Sharp
G.iffiannahs
Hughes
Floyd Cooper
Arthur Wheada
Clyde Smith
Biden Haul
Aleton Wolf
Stewart
Albany
Tha Plaine Ve
Stanford Triumphs Over Dartmouth In Frigid Harvard Stadium
Stanford, led by Ernest Caddel, surged from a 6-0 deficit to defeat Dartmouth 22 to 6 before 45,000 in Harvard Stadium. Caddely scored three touchdowns, adding two more by Stanford as the defense stifled Dartmouth aerials with seven interceptions.
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Uttia
Eaeter Opponsanta
Ernest Caddel
Heliback
Stanford
Acrosa
Cadduly
Anya Thing
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
Dil Merton
Momtona
Signsford
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Holy Cross
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Smith Williamson
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Ohio Gym
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