Army Rout Crushes Cornell as Texas Rises in Poll
Army dominates Cornell 46 to 21 in New York to extend its winning streak. Glenn Davis tallies four touchdowns while Doc Blanchard sits out injured. Powerhouse Texas overwhelms Oklahoma A&M 54 to 6 as Harvard, Yale, and Notre Dame post decisive wins.
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Alabama Edges South Carolina In Sloppy 14 6 Win
Alabama barely defeated South Carolina 14 to 6 before 25 000 fans as fumbles and limited offense dominated. Harold Hagan stood out for Carolina but a late fumble by Hagan set up Alabama’s second score and Red Grant crossed for the Tide.
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Bo) Hagan
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Little Tigers Lose To Montgomery 26 0
Montgomery’s junior squad defeated Dothan Little Tigers 26 to 0 at Wiregrass Stadium before a few hundred fans. Montgomery scored on a sustained drive, a pick near goal, a pass for a TD, and two more line plays after a long punt return. Dothan’s Ligon Johnson Harvey Bedsole and Randy Church starred. Russell Farmer suffered a fractured collarbone.
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Reds Snatch Victory In Closing Minutes
In Gadsden Emma Sansom defeats Dothan 7 to 6 after a scoreless start. Dothan led 6 0 late in the game on James Burkett 73‑yard TD run, but Emma Sansom answered with a late drive capped by Williams on the goal line and Lambert extra point for the final margin. The Reds had 161 rushing yards to Dothan’s 158 and 10 first downs to seven for Dothan. The Flier line featured Kennedy York and Kirkland as key blockers ahead of a clash with Ozark next Friday.
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High school football scores from several Alabama games
Emma Sansom 7 Dothan 6 and Marianna 20 Quincy 0 lead a list of high school football results including Cottonwood 28 Vicksburg 0, Enterprise 19 Ozark 0, Columbia 14 Tuskeegee 13, Midland City 37 Donalsonville 0, Baylor 13 Hurt 0, Graceville 62 Rehobeth 6, Altha 56 Wewahitchka 12, Abbeville 0 Geneva 20 Samson Hartford 6 Troy 0, Elba 40 Union Springs 0, Ensley 19 Phillips 0, Bessemer 7 Jones Valley 0, Starke Montgomery 6 B B Comer 0, Lanier 30 Tuscaloosa 0, McKenzie 15 Hayneville 6, Opp 7 Florala 0, Talladega 19 Walker County 0.
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College Football Scores Parade From Weekend List
Holy Cross defeats Detroit 16 to 14 while Northeastern beats Maine 13 to 7. New Hampshire 25 over Rhode Island State 12. Penn State 48, Bucknell 0 as Rutgers edges Johns Hopkins 53 nil. Midwest action includes Michigan 14 over Iowa 7 and Boston College 34 over Michigan State 120. Indiana 21, Minnesota 0. Northwestern 28, Wisconsin 0. Notre Dame 33 over Pittsburgh. Nebraska 31, Kansas State 0. Kansas 14, Wichita 7. Iowa State 20, Iowa Teachers 18. Timneis 43, Purdue 7. Ohio University 25, Western Michigan 7. Tulsa 48, Drake 13. Colorado 6, Utah State 0. LCLA 39, Washington 13. Ohio State 21, Southern California 0. Washington State 32, Idaho 0. Oregon State 35, Portland 0. Stanford 33, San Francisco 7. Nevada 33, Santa Clara 7. Oregon 14, California 13. Colorado Aggies 7, Wyoming 0. Colorado College 7, Montana State 7 tie.
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Bo) Hagan
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Texas A and M defeated Oklahoma 10 to 7, then Texas over Oklahoma A and M 54 to 6. Arkansas led Texas Christian 34 to 14, and Texas Tech edged SMU 7 to 0.
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Midland City Fliers run over Donalsonville 37 0
Midland City Fliers crushed Donalsonville 37 to 0 as Ralph Newman scored 12 points and teammates Beasley Parrish Byrd Thompson added touchdowns. Midland City held Donalsonville to three first downs and used 18 in the opening period to seize control.
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Friday Night Scores From College Football Week
Missouri edged St. Louis 19 to 14 while Georgia defeated Temple 35 to 7. Wake Forest beat Georgetown 19 to 6 with Richmond routing Maryland 37 to 7 and North Carolina defeating Miami 21 to 0. Mississippi Southern trounced Jacksonville State 65 to 0.
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