Wolfpack Crushes Maryland 28 to 7 in Raleigh Victory
North Carolina State College defeated Maryland 28 to 7 before 16 000 fans as Turner scored three touchdowns. The game showcased NC State's offense and could influence a New Year’s Day bowl invitation. Turner opened scoring late in the first quarter after an interception and rapid carries.
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Army Navy Classic Ends In Three-Point Gap
Army's Cadets remain unbeaten at 9-0 after a hard fought 21-18 win over Navy at Municipal Stadium Philadelphia. Navy staged a late rally with 82 and 78 yard drives but could not overcome the division leading Cadets. Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard starred for Army, while Baysinger scored Navy's touchdowns.
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Maryland vs N C State football game summary
Maryland and North Carolina State clash with N C State scoring three touchdowns by Turner and a fourth by Palmer’s drive. Byler adds four extra points as State wins a high scatter game with interceptions aiding two scores and final period surges.
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Cavaliers Rally Sparks High-Scoring North Carolina Game
Virginia led North Carolina in a high scoring clash with a 71 yard drive stalling late. Key runs by Justice Simmons and Rodgers highlighted a first half burst as guards and tackles traded big plays and scoring.
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Trippi Shines As Bulldogs Rout Tech 35-7 in Athens
Charlie Trippi scored three touchdowns and threw a 110 yard pass as Georgia dominated Georgia Tech 35-7. The Bulldogs clinched a Sugar Bowl bid by beating Tech and improved to an unbeaten season, with Rauch adding two TD receptions and the defense stifling Tech in the 41st meeting.
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Butts Happy About Heels After Sugar Bowl Invite
Athens Ga November 30 Coach Wallace Butts beamed over Georgias Sugar Bowl invitation and praised North Carolina as a fine opponent after Georgia Tech game. Wally Round fully recovered from nerves and called Tar Heels a great team following the 35 to 7 victory.
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Georgia Tech rally falls short as PRA Bowen stars
In a scored game summary, Bowen scores a touchdown and extra points for PRA while Georgia Tech rallies with Trippi Raach and Smith touchdowns. Jernigan adds five PATs as the team seeks late scoring.
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Notre Dame Pounds USC 26–6 to Close Strong Season
Notre Dame defeated the University of Southern California 26 to 6 in South Bend. McGee sparked two touchdowns as the Irish, led by a 517 rushing yards, finished with an 8–0–1 mark, despite Army tie and Leahy sidelined by illness.
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Vols Edge Commodores 7 6 In Tennessee Rivalry Clash
Tennessee defeats Vanderbilt 7 to 6 before 21,000 in Nashville. Baltisaris scored the TD for Tennessee and Mitchell added the extra point. Vanderbilt threatened late, with Bushmiser and Corcoran Plays near the goal line but failed to convert.
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Black Knights Clinch Unbeaten Run With Early Scores
President Truman watched from the Navy side as Stadson’s Black Knights surged ahead with a 13 yard run by Davis for the first score, a 52 yard push by Blanchard, and a 27 yard TD pass from Davis to Blanchard. Ray added the extra points to seal the early lead and keep the Black Knights undefeated.
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