Tennessee Volunteers Beat Mississippi Rebels 20 to 7
The Volunteers improved to 2-0 in the SEC with a 20-7 win over the Rebels in Knoxville. Mark Ervin sparked a 68 yard TD run, Dan Patch linked to Bob McCain for a 70 yard score, and substitutes Ay Schleiden and Buster Stephens added 38 and 39 yard TDs respectively.
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Raiders Dominate Bradley 44 0 in Friday Night rout
Decatur moves to 44 against Joe Bradley as Chandler leads with multiple rushing touchdowns and strong blocking. Highlights include a 80 yard kickoff return, several Decatur scores, and second string defense sealing the shutout at Benson Field.
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Baseball doubleheader results and revenue distribution details
Schedule notes list game outcomes and lineups for a St Louis series at four venues with crews led by Cooper Hayworth and Donnelly, plus potential fifth to seventh games. Financials show paid attendance 35 455 and gross receipts 153 678 with players shares and war relief funds allocated across four games and proposed fifth to seventh games.
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Moulton Defeats Rison High 15 to 0 in Home Game
Moulton kept its home record clean by defeating Rison 15 to 0 Friday night. Alton Richards kicked, Curtis Montgomery and Max McWhirter scored, with Pearson and McKelvey connecting on extra points.
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Dartmouth Loses to Penn Eleven in Philadelphia
Penn football defeats Dartmouth 11 to 7 after a strong early showing by Penn fades. The game, played in Philadelphia, leaves Dartmouth with a disappointing road result and Penn celebrating a hard fought conference win.
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Navy Pounds Penn State 55 to 14 in Big Route
Navy routs Penn State 55 14 at Annapolis as eight Navy ball carriers score touchdowns and Hagberg guides a dominant attack. Middies gain 835 rushing and 252 passing yards while holding State to 44 total yards.
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Tar Heels Fall to Georgia Tech 28 0
Georgia Tech beat North Carolina 28 to 0 in Atlanta as Tech struck twice in the first quarter, the Engineers piling up 232 passing yards to UNC's 71. Frank Broyles scored the key TDs and Allen Bowen added the extra point.
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VMI Beats Richmond V-12 26-20 in Cautious Battle
Virginia Military Institute, driven by a 17 year old lineup, stunned fans with long runs and passes to defeat the University of Richmond V-12 squad 26 to 20 in Richmond.
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Navy Football Scoring Summary and Attendance
Navy scored via touchdowns from Sullivan Pettie Hanson and others with substitutes Jenkins Finos Walton Owen and Hamberg contributing. Seven point PATs by Finos. Attendance recorded at 18 112.
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Notre Dame Tames Wave in 26-0 rout of Tulane
Notre Dame, 26, Tulane, 0, in South Bend. Ed McKeever directed a second straight shutout, Dover scoring drives as Achille Maggioli ran for two touchdowns and averaged 8.5 yards per carry. Frank Dancicz and freshman Dec Gasparella provided key exploits.
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