Lion Gridmen End Greenbrier Win Streak 19 to 7
Charleston Mountain Lions defeat Greenbrier Military School 19 to 7 at Laidley Field. Sophomore fullback Marlyn Condit shines with two touchdowns and key runs fueling the Lions as they overcome a heavier foe in the state scholastic football championship tilt.
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Lions Crush Greenbrier in Guldhey Field Rout
Stars for Lions coach Sleepy Gienn’s newest sensation Merlyn Condit led a 48 to 7 victory over Greenbrier Military School at Guldhey Field. Condit, joined by sophomore Failbeck, starred as Mountain Lions defeated their rivals.
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Underdog William and Mary Beats Richmond Spiders
William and Mary, the underrated eleven, defeated the University of Richmond Spiders 7 to 0 as Stumpy Bryant of Newport News scored the winning 36 yard TD. Bryant carried the load after Bill Palese sustained a second quarter leg injury, while a dramatic goal line stand preceded the decisive score.
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Virginia Military Tie With Virginia Tech
Virginia Military Institute tied Virginia Tech 0 to 0 in Roanoke as the Cadets outplayed the heavier foe but failed to punch in a score. Bright spot was quarterback Billy Smith with strong passing and punting. Dick Dodson also stood out for the Cadets.
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Mountaineers Drive Continued From Page i
Fragmented game notes show West Virginia and opponent exchanging drives with multiple incomplete passes and interceptions. Offensive leaders include Allen and Hardy while listed players from Princeton and Penn appear in scattered scoring references amid a cluttered recap.
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Charleston High Upsets Greenbrier Military 19 to 7
Sports writer Knight reports Charleston High defeated Greenbrier Military School 19 to 7 at Laidley Field. Merlyn Condit, Charleston sophomore, scored a standout third touchdown as the Cadets were shut out and a new state champion claim forms for Sleepy Glenn’s Mountain Lions.
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Tennessee Hands Kentucky Worst Defeat of Series
Tennessee throttled Kentucky 27 to 0 in Lexington as Feathers led the Volunteers with a long scoring run and multiple offensive plays. Kentucky struggled on offense with punting and penalties, while Tennessee capitalized with a dominant first-half performance and reserves contributing in the closing periods.
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Webfeet Beat St Marys in San Francisco Showdown
In KEZAR Stadium San Francisco Oregon Webfeet defeated St Marys 18 to 7 before about 25000 fans. Mark Temple caught a first period forward pass for a touchdown as Oregon built an early lead. St Marys struck back in the third quarter with George Wilson’s eight yard TD run. Oregon answered with Bob Parke’s seven yard TD run late in the fourth period to seal the victory.
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McGeehan Buried in Brunswick Georgia
The body of Woo McGeehan a sports writer was buried at Misterle Frederica cemetery on St Phinons Islammate away. McGeehan died suddenly at sea yesterday from a heart ailment. He had lived in West Ravine and was a former editor at the New York Herald. Only Mrs McGreban and a few friends attended the funeral.
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Nebraskans Lead Big 6 Eleven All Star Picks
Six Nebraskans counselors and backfield aces from Kansas State highlight a Big 6 eleven chosen by AP coaches and observers. Notables include captain George Henry Sauer from Nebraska and quarterback Ralph Graham from Kansas State, with back Douglas Russell of McDonald, Nebraska.
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Bruins Defeat Cougars 7-0 for First Conference Win
COLISEUM LOS ANGELES NOV 30 The University of California at Los Angeles Bruins beat Washington State Cougars 7 to 0 in their first conference win of the season. Mike Frankovich scored on a 45 yard interception return in the second quarter and added the extra point as UCLA’s defense held firm late. Washington State produced more first downs but UCLA's impregnable defense sealed the victory.
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Colgate Rout Brown 25-0 in 18th Meeting
Colgate’s Red Raiders defeated Brown Bears 25 to 0 to stretch their winning streak to five in the 18th renewal of the Thanksgiving game. Jack Fritts scored the opening touchdown aided by Kern’s passing, while Colgate pulled away after halftime with three more scores. Brown, outweighed and limited to 74 rushing yards, showed stubborn defense but could not capitalize on late chances.
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Ketchell Wins Decisive Win Over Forrester in Newark Bout
In Philadelphia on Thanksgiving day, Billy Ketchell of Milville New Jersey dominated Georgie Forrester of Elizabeth New Jersey over ten rounds. Ketchell at 169 pounds fought smartly and led from the start, knocking Forrester down with a right hand in the third round and earning the decision.
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Bluefield Reds End Season With Undefeated Record
Bluefield Ramb lin's Reds finish 9-0 after a 8 to 0 victory over Concord. Bluefield dominated, scoring 229 points to 19 for opponents, with key plays including a Martel interception, Lowrey to Roe touchdown, and Roe field goal. Concord threatened late but Bluefield held firm.
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Vanderbilt 1 and claims title after close Alabama clash
Vanderbilt 7 Alabama 0 in a tight Southeastern Conference game. Alabama drove into Vanderbilt territory but defensive stands and penalties halted several drives. The Commodores, led by Dixon, with strong defense, held on to keep Alabama from scoring and inch closer to a possible league crown as LSU remains unbeaten.
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