Tigers Dominate Hartford Bulldogs 37-7 in Late Surge
Dothan Tigers overwhelmed Hartford Bulldogs 37 to 7 as three touchdowns in the final quarter sealed the win at Wiregrass Metamons Stadium. Key plays came from Captain Ray Henderson and Burkett with stout defense by Jack Marley and Lakey, while Hartford struggled without Paul Taylor. The Tigers halted Hartford’s attack after a tight first half, finishing with 14 first downs and 278 yards to 83 for the Bulldogs.
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High School Grid Clash Shifted to Daytime Thanksgiving
The Enterprise at Dothan game has been moved to Thursday at 2:30 PM due to season-end weather and daylight preferences. Weather and holiday factors aim to boost spectator turnout, with Hartford and Dothan already featuring strong showings as Wiregrass teams compete for top records this season.
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Notre Dame Edges Illini 13 7 in late rally
Notre Dame the No 1 team overcame a 7-0 deficit to defeat Illinois 13-7 at Campaign Field. Chick Maggioli sprinted 65 yards after a lateral from Bob Kelly for the decisive score. The Irish outgained Illinois 343 rushing yards to 132.
LSU Tigers Top Georgia Bulldogs 15-7 in Atlanta
Gene Knight led LSU with a blocked punt on three Bulldogs mistakes and a late field goal sealing a 15-7 victory over Georgia. End Ed Sigrest caught a Knight pass for LSU’s first score, while Fred Land and Char lie Webb contributed on defense and special teams. Georgia was troubled by turnovers and punt blocks despite a strong late drive.
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Florida Gators Rally past Maryland in Homecoming game
Florida trimmed Maryland 14 6 on Homecoming Day as key plays in the first period set the tone. Bobby Forbes took a lateral to score, a blocked punt led to another score, and Dewell Rushing capped the drive with a touchdown reception after a halfback option pitch.
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Ozark Nips Red Tops in Friday Football Rout
Enterprise rolled to a 64 0 win over Opp as Texas Young Joe Watson and Nob Watson led scoring with six extra points by Pridgen. Donalsonville topped Houston County 32 0 as Johnson led with 18 points. Dale County edged Slocomb 13 7 as Clouse scored twice after Ivey’s 40 yard return. Newville Cottonwood game postponed to next day due to induction drill.
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Green Wave Rout SMU Mustangs 27 to 7
Tulane dominated SMU with a strong second half, sacking the Mustang defense and scoring three late touchdowns after a 7-7 score mid third. Renfroe powered reverses as three Mustangs left the field, and both teams were penalized heavily for motion infractions.
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Football Results From The Week For East And Midwest
Army defeated Duke 27 to 7 while Navy beat Penn 24 to 0. Colgate fell to Columbia 6 to 0 as Dartmouth edged Brown 14 to 13. Yale won 32 to 0 over Rochester, Boston College lost to Apres 18 to 12. West Virginia 28, Penn Sint 27. LaFayette 19, Rutgers 6. Connecticut 15, Brooklyn College 0. Norwich 18, Maine 0. Pittsburgh 26, Chatham Field 6. Arkansas 26, Mississippi 18. Tennessee 26, Clemson 7. Florida 14, Maryland 6. N.C. State 19, William and Mary 1. Navy 14, aackeanyive. Virginia 34, Vv. M. L. U. 15. Vanderbilt 19, Tennessee Tech 7. Tulane 27, SMU 7. Virginia State College 70, Winston-Salem Teachers 0. Notre Dame 13, Wines. Michigan 40, Purdue 14. Great Lakes 40, Wisconsin 12. Nebraska 24, Missouri 20. Ohio State 34, Minnesota 14. Indiana 32, Town D eee. Wallace 20. Wooster 20 ted. Ft. Riley 6, Olathe. Navy 6 tie. Town State 14, Kansas State 0. Wichita U. 14, Rockhurst College 12. Rice 7, Texas 0. Texas A and M 1, North Texas Agricultural 9. Washington 29, California 7. USC M, St. Marys 7.
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Brothers Reunited After 18 Years Separated by War
In Benton Harbor Michigan AP report brothers Robert Rastetter of Bennington Kansas and Emil Rastetter of Karlsruhe Germany reunited after 18 years in a prisoner of war camp. Robert came to America in 1926 settling in Clay Center and Bennington while Emil, drafted by Hitler, was captured in Italy after service in France.
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Cloudbusters Edge Jacksonville Naval Air Station in Blood-Ned Battle
The Cloudbusters of North Carolina survived a stern test from the Jacksonville Naval Air Station Fliers, winning 14 to 13. The undefeated preflight squad had earlier beaten Navy Duke and Georgia preflight, but faced a tighter contest in Jacksonville.
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Vols Rally Beats Tigers In Third Quarter
Tennessee Volunteers surged in a wild third period to overturn Clemson Tigers 26 to 7 in Knoxville. Key plays featured Watt Stewart Sid Tinsley and Bt Rogers powering the Tigers’ defense as Rogers scored Tennessee added two by Buster Stephens and Charles Wildman with Jack Redding contributing another.
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Razorbacks Edge Rebels 26 18 In Memphis Clash
Arkansas defeats Mississippi 26 to 18 in a hard fought rivalry game. Arkansas used power and late scoring to overcome a stubborn Rebels team that led 18 to 43 entering the final period. Players Tommy Donoko Frank Schumchyk and Elmore Beane fueled the late surge as the Razorbacks pulled away.
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