Trojans End Notre Dame Undefeated Run With 13 0 Victory
Southern California defeats Notre Dame 13 to 0 at Los Angeles in a hard fought clash before 101000 fans. Krueger and Anderson score for USC while Gaspar adds the PAT. Notre Dame fails to convert early chances and falls short of an upset bid.
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High Point High School’s football season ends with a banquet at the Sheraton tomorrow honoring coaches June Scott Kenneth Stevens Tony Simeon and players. All-America Gene McEver of Davidson College will speak along with George Marsh of Davidson as guests. ticket sales exceed 100 with many attendees expected. Receipts will fund awards for the three coaches as praise for developing a light inexperienced Bisons into a competitive state contender.
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Big Ten Rejects Rose Bowl Idea and Hosts Free Meal
Chicago readers report that Big Ten faculty representatives quickly rejected the plan for a Rose Bowl to be an annual Big Ten versus Pacific Coast Conference game. They reaffirmed their stance against postseason football contests and followed with a free evening meal for Big Ten players offered on the house.
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Rice Beats SMU 25 14 In Southwest Conference Finale
In Houston on December 3 Ernie Lain and Olie Cordill sparked Rice Institute to a 25 14 upset over Southern Methodist University, flagging the conference runners up to Texas Christian. Lain threw two TD passes to Cordill who scored once, and E Y Steakley caught another as Rice showed its potent offense.
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Pro Grid Titles At Stake Sunday
New York Giants face Washington Redskins at the Polo Grounds while the Philadelphia Eagles visit Detroit to play the Lions. The Redskins Giants clash decides the eastern division winner with a potential playoff tie possible, while Lions Eagles could force a western division playoff if Detroit wins. Giants seek revenge after last year blowout as they aim for the title.
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Duke Cagers To Battle McCrary In 21-Game Schedule
Duke University announces a 21 game basketball schedule for the season with 16 Southern Conference games and five intersectional battles. The opener features McCrary Eagles at Asheboro December 10 followed by Citadel, Pitt, Princeton and many ACC/EC opponents across December to February.
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Colfax Counts Double Over Guilford High
Colfax opened its basketball season by sweeping Guilford High in a doubleheader. The boys won 26 to 23 and the girls 19 to 15 in a rough contested night.
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Football Scores Across College and Local Games
Southern Cal defeated Notre Dame 18 to 0 while Oklahoma led Washington State 28 to 0 and Rice beat S M U 25 to 14. Tennessee routed Mississippi 47 to 0. Temple won 20 to 12 over Florida, and Western Kentucky Teachers cruised 50 to 7. Other results include Citadel 6 over none listed and Fresno State 6 Texas Mines 26 with several small high school scores.
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Mountaineers Top Moravians in Late Drive
Appalachian State Mountaineers defeated Moravian College 20 to 0 in Winston-Salem. After a scoreless first three quarters, Don Gaffney and Bob Broome sparked a late six-play, 42-yard drive to set up two Gaffney touchdowns and a fourth quarter score. Theodore Reitzel and the Mountaineer defense intercepted Moravian passes, while Gaffney capped the final TD with a long, breakaway run.
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Duke Receives 100 Percent Backing From UNC Students
A UNC letter to Coach Wallace Wade pledges 100 percent support for Duke in the Rose Bowl, despite fierce rivalry. The author group of 3,372 UNC students praise Duke's offense after defending Duke against critics and express full backing. Wade welcomed the gesture.
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National Sports Week Approved by A A U
The Amateur Athletic Union backed a plan for National Sports Week with Houston official Jack Rafferty named to head a details committee and to seek Roosevelt's endorsement. The group aims to enlist state bodies and smaller groups. The convention also debated Ben Johnson’s six second indoor 60 yard record at Millrose, with the committee withholding final action pending more evidence.
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Temple Brother of Shirley Plays Tackle for Black Foxe Team
Seeeks own fame report notes George Temple brother of movie star Shirley played tackle for the Black Foxe Military Institute team this fall in Los Angeles.
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Appalachian Triumph Over Moravian In Scrappy Gridiron Clash
Appalachian outgained Moravian 286 to 75 yards and 12 to 3 in first downs while Moravian pushed passes for 97 yards to Appalachian’s 15. No scoring threat beyond a first period march halted on Appalachian’s 10 as the Greyhounds failed to convert.
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College Basketball Scores Across Cities
Villanova beats Roanoke 35 29 in Philadelphia. Penn State defeats Maryland 42 28 in State College. South Dakota State 36 Minnesota 46 in Minneapolis. Waynesburg and Carnegie Tech tie 34 34 in Pittsburgh. Grand Rapids 58 Indiana Tech 23 in Grand Rapids. Warrensburg Teachers 20 Kansas 25 in Lawrence. Iowa Teachers 38 Hamline 35 in St Paul. Carleton 87 Iowa 33 in Iowa City.
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High Schools Tie Lexington 6 Children’s Home 6
The game ended in a 6 6 draw as Lexington and Children’s Home fought to a tie. Both teams explored chances but could not convert, leaving the scoreline even at full time.
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McCachren And Boone Spark Greensboro Y Rally Win
Greensboro Y defeats Adams-Millis 30 to 25 in Piedmont league clash. McCachren and Boone lead with a late rally. Boone scores two straight, Intrieri fouls out, Pepper Martin and Sappenfield also key for the High Point five. Boone tops with 11 points as Adams-Millis fades in final stretch.
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Marquette Basketball Team Size Promises Height Advantage
Milwaukee Dec 3 Report notes Marquette’s 17 varsity players have only two under six feet. Coach Bill Chandler emphasizes height will be a strength this winter.
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