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Beavers Fall 35 to 0 as Greenville Closes Season
Greenville dominated Ferry High, routing Beavers 35 to 0 in the season finale. Dunnavant, Junk, and Mosconi starred with multiple long runs and scores as Corry struggled to mount any sustained offense.
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Buffalo Gridders Fall at Yankee Stadium 17 to 0
Buffalo Dians were held scoreless in the second half and lost to the New York Yankees 17 to 0 in an APFL game at Yankee Stadium. The Buffalo squad struggled after a strong opening period and failed to mount a comeback.
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Red Jackets Beat Beaver Falls 10 to 0 in Valley Valley
Warren news reports the Red Jackets defeating Beaver Falls 10 to 0 to claim the Allegheny Valley championship. Frank Martines of Jamestown scored the touchdown. Other scores listed include Smolastic, Strong Vincent, Millcreek, Lawrence Park, Greenville, Corry, Franklin, and Tittsville with various point totals.
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Rams Hit New Peak in Feud Dominates Lions 29–0
Cleveland Rams, after a tough start, surge to a 29 to 0 victory over the Detroit Lions before 12,882 at Cleveland Stadium. Led by Pullback John Drake, the Rams display all around football, scoring three touchdowns and a field goal to reclaim hope for third place in the National League.
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Harmon Keeps Scoring Lead In National Race
New York November report shows Tommy Harmon of Michigan holding a slim national scoring lead with 87 points from five games and 12 touchdowns. Walter Domina of Norwich University rises after a 27 point game as his team crushed Hysnnis Teachers 40 to 0. Frank Rea fart of Penn remains eastern leader with 67 points after scoring a touchdown.
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Blocking Back of Michigan to Miss Minnesota Game
Arbor Michigan November 4 Cap sin Forest Eyaslyevsk star quarterback and blocker for the Michigan football team will undergo an operation tomorrow that will keep him out of the important game with Minnesota Saturday in Minneapolis. Silver Creek Wins Silver Greek's Red Rams professionals Hugh Delury and Bob Guth of Corry won 2 to 0 from Blasdell yesterday as Blasdell center passed into his own end zone for a safety with three minutes left.
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Angott to clash with Latka in San Francisco bout
Sammy Angott the N B A lightweight champion from Louisville meets George Latka of San Francisco in a ten round non title feature in San Francisco Monday night. Also on the program Billy Souse of Scranton faces Vince Pimpinelli of Brooklyn in a ten round bout at Wilkes Barre Thursday.
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Unbeaten Michigan set to meet Minnesota Saturday
Minnesota hosts undefeated Michigan in a key Big Ten clash as Cornell, Columbia, Yale and others jockey for position in the national title race. The article notes leaders Texas A&M, Stanford, Georgetown and Penn State in action, with Navy and Army also in notable games.
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Packers Bow to Bears in Bear Rally
Chicago Bears defeated Green Bay 41 to 7 as Washington Redskins won their seventh straight, routing Pittsburgh 37 to 1. Sammy Baugh threw two touchdowns, Jimmy Crow headed a scoring drive, and Bob Masterson and Frank Filchock contributed. Detroit crushed Cleveland 24 to 0 in a separate game.
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Pro Grid Standings and Week Results Across Leagues
Eastern Division standings show Washington atop with 70 games won, 2 losses, and New York 42 19 6, Brooklyn 49 8 5, Pittsburgh 16 2 8, Philadelphia 4 0 7. Western Division lists Chicago Bears 14 58, Green Bay 48 0, Detroit 4 9, Cleveland 2 8 4, and Pittsburgh 10. Upcoming games include Chicago at Detroit, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Green Bay at Chicago, and Washington at Brooklyn. Other college results cite Minnesota edging Northwestern and numerous Saturday scores across major programs like Oklahoma 0, Michigan State 2, Texas 13, USC 14, Auburn 13.
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Panthers Battle Tech In Old Feud Resumes Pitt Carnegie Rivalry
Pittsburgh news notes Pitt and Carnegie Tech renew their long running local feud at the Stadium next Saturday. The Panthers seek a win as both teams navigate a down year, with memories of past close contests fueling expectations for an exciting but non title chase matchup.
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TOF 14 perfect record teams in east from pa
Ted Men reports in Philadelphia that 14 undefeated eastern teams stretch from Pennsylvania to New York, led by Susquehanna and Lafayette. Coaches praised, with multiple schools highlighted for strong seasons and weekend results across college football and related play.
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