Paithers Close Son With Win Over Tech 16 0
Pittsburgh November 30 The Panthers closed the season with an 18 0 victory over Carnegie Tech. Pitt dominated from the start scoring quickly as Tiger Walton sparked the attack. The Panthers' offense rolled with fast linemen powering the plays in the lopsided win.
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Nebraska Routs Oregon State 22 to 0 to Regain National Spotlight
Nebraska's lightweight Cornhuskers dominated Oregon State 22 to 0, grabbing a second quarter lead on a 2 yard TD by Jerry LaNaue. George Sauer and Red Franklin figured in key plays as the Beavers threatened, but the Huskers' defense held firm in a convincing victory in a game highlighted by Sauer punt mishaps and clutch running.
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Wasps Rally Tops King College in 22–0 Victory
Emory and Henry beat King College 22 to 0 on a Bristol field afternoon. The Wasps held the Black Knights scoreless in the first half and surged in the third and fourth periods with Marseili scoring from the five yard line and Starke adding a late scamper and goals.
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Wesleyan Triumphs 12-6 Over Marshall in Muddy Battle
Wesleyan's Bobcats rally to defeat Marshall 12 to 6 at Fair Field Stadium after a rough first half. Key drives included a 23 yard Barnum run and a late two-yard plunge by Peterson setup by Wellman and Zontin. Officials noted a hard fought game with turnover and standout runs by Barnum and Speare.
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Gary Qualdiggers Defeat Welch In Season Finale
Gary Qualdiggers defeated Welch 33 to 0 in Welen on a November afternoon. Gary’s offense scored in the first and third periods while Binhy led the ground game and Loffaks, Stanty, and Shure starred on defense. It was Gary’s final game of the season.
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West Virginia Triumphs 7 2 Over W and J to Close Season
West Virginia University closes 1933 with a 27 to 2 victory over Washington and Jefferson in Morgantown. George Eck Allen spearheaded the attack with a 60 yard run and a later score, while Obde’s kick added the extra point. Alumni meeting in Morgantown also voiced strong support for the university regime and opposed university athletics criticism.
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Thistlewaite Now Mentioned for West Virginia Coach
The Gazette reports University of West Virginia officials and alumni weigh coach candidates after a 7-2 victory over Washington and Detterson. Glenn Thistlewaite, ex mentor at Wisconsin, appears the leading contender amid competing names and rumors.
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Bluefield Triumphs Over St. Paul in Thanksgiving Game
Lawrenceville Virginia November bluefield institute of west virginia defeated st. paul s 32 to 0 in the second annual thanksgiving game. bluefield showed a powerful offense led by bee belors adams h thompson and stokes. st. paul s backfield included jones and smith with evans bishop and afoss anchoring the line. st paul s had lost only to champ ion institute.
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Centre Defeats Chattanooga 13 to 6 in Tight Clash
Centre college spoiled Chattanooga’s home finale by winning 13 to 6 on a muddy Nov. 30 afternoon. Halfback Elmer Hendren scored both Centre touchdowns with breakaway runs of 22 and 16 yards, sealing the victory after a close start.
Yale Names Avery Yaleas Track Coach After Former Star
The Yale athletic association named Avery, 82, of Los Angeles as assistant track coach. Avery earned athletic distinction in track and football during his Yale career and will join the Yale staff in New Haven.
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Capitol Theater Showings of Christopher Bean Sell Out
Management regrets that all who wished to see Marie Dressler and Lionel Barrymore in Christopher Bean yesterday were unable to get in at the Capitol. The picture will remain the rest of the week and there has been no advance in prices.
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