Duke Beats Washington and Lee 51 to 0 in Varsity Clash
Duke defeats Washington and Lee 51 to 0 as reserves overpower the Generals. O'Mara scores twice and Johnston runs 59 yards for a third, with Parker Hackney and Smith contributing touchdowns and conversions in the blowout at Richmond.
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Carolina
N. C
Duke
Generals
Devil
Barton Pattie
Richmond
Washington and
Lee
Duke Enity
the Devils
Wallace Wade
Clarence
Ace) Parker
Virginians
Robert O'Mara
Parker
Portsmouth
Reserve Devils
John Johnston
O’mara
Bob Spangler
O'Mara
Washington and Lee
Ray Craft
Bill Borries
Preston Moore
Elmore Ackney
Harwood Smith
Frank Liana
Dukes
Hackney
Smith
Liana
Johnston
Dukemen
Spangler
Dunlap
Morengof
Nccesis
Locenees Jones
Tapaes Szymansk
Arecevss Owings
Rogere
Ibadewssee Ree
Berry
Johnston Smith
Johnson
Clemson Tigers Defeat Georgia Tech By 14 13
Clemson Tigers upset Georgia Tech 14 to 13 at Grant Field with Mac Folger known as Ripper scoring two touchdowns. Tech answered with two rushing scores and a late field goal attempt that sailed wide as Clemson held on for the victory.
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Clemson Tigers
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Clemson College Tigers
Grant Field
Mac Folger
Ripper
Tech
Clemson
Konnemann
Hays
J. P. Jordan, Jr
A. E. Jones
Sam McConnell
Tigers
Yellow Jackets
Tar Heels rally past NC State in 21 6 comeback win
In Chapel Hill on October 31 Tar Heels led by Hutchins Burnette and Little overpowered NC State 21 to 6 after a slow first half. Hutchins added two scores while Burnette kicked extra points and finished with key drives and a 31 yard TD run. Ryneska tallied NC State’s lone first half score and Berlinski Gadd and Gadd contributed early yardage before UNC seized control after intermission.
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W. Jones Macparlan
Chapel Hill
Big Jim Hutchins
Dick Dashiell
Crowell Littl
Tom Burnette
Tar Heels
University of North Carolina
North Carolina State
State
Joe Ryneska
Eldie Berlinski
Charlie Gadd
Wolves
Watson
North Carolina
Hutchins
Burnette
Little
Buck
Bershak
Wolfpack
Mac Cara
Techmen
Mason
Gadd
Berlinski
Ryneska
Dashiell
Joe
Hunk
Ray Wolf
Lane
N. C. State
Mills Home Beats Winston-Salem High 9-0
Mills Home defeated Winston-Salem High 9 to 0 in Thomasville. Haynie ran 30 yards to Winston-Salem's three yard line and Smith scored. Watson kicked the extra point. Brady blocked a punt to set up the safety.
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Thomasville
Mills
Winston-Salem High School
Winston-Salem
Haynie
Smith
Watson
Brady
Acore
Reds Plan Farm System and Power Hopes Under New Chief
Warren Giles set to become Cincinnati Reds vice president and general manager. He plans a farm system, seeks an infielder and a regular, aims to boost batting power, and may trade Tommy Thevenow and Babe Herman. Giles doubts Billy Myers will be ready. he also expands minor league ownership and signs Charlie Dressen to manage in 1937.
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New York
Warren Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Giles
Tommy Thevenow
Babe Herman
Phil Weintraub
Giant
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Billy Myers
Myers
Giles Hunt
Larry MacPhail
McCormick
Durham
Outlaw
Nashville
Kiki Cuyler
Gils
Charley Dressen
Broad College Football Results Across Regions
A large slate of college football games listed by Associated Press shows many wins and losses. The file notes scores for teams such as Bowdoin Bates Michigan State Boston U Miami U Brown Tufts Penn State Syracuse Navy West Virginia Yale Dartmouth Harvard Princeton Army Colgate Ohio State Oklahoma Texas and others across East, Midwest, South, Southwest and West regions.
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East Bowdoin
Bates
College
Michigan State
Boston U
Miami U
Fla
Ue. Brown
Tufts
Bucknell
Villanova
Purdue
Carnegie Tech
Indiana
Dickinson
Haverford
Randolph-Macon
Johns Hopkins
Lehigh
Rutgers
Lockhaven
West Chester
Maine
Colby
Manhattan
City College of New York
Amherst
Massachusetts State
St. Anselm
New Hampshire
New York U
Lafayette
Northeastern
Arnold
Pennsylvania
Navy
Lebanon Valley
Penn Military
Penn State
Syracuse
Rhode Island
Worcester Poly
Hobart
Rochester
Springfield
Mass
Providence
Temple
Holy Cross
Williams
Union
Colgate
Army
Upsala
Lowell Textile
Vermont
Norwich
Trinity
Wesleyan
West Virginia
Western Maryland
Dartmouth
Yale
Gallander
Wilson
South North Carolina
North Carolina State
Duke
Washington & Lee
Midwest
Northwestern
Minnesota
Iowa
Llinois
Michigan
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Ohio
Wittenberg
Denison
Baldwin-Wallace
Case
Western Reserve
Dayton
Muskingum
Ohio Northern
Bowling Green
Hiram
Ohio U
Cincinnati
Capital
Heidelberg
Akron
John Carroll
Centre
Xavier (O
EAST
Colgate Drives Past Army 14 7 in Second Half Rally
Colgate Red Raiders stunned Army 14 to 7 after trailing 7 0 at halftime. Andy Kerr’s team used misdirection and laterals including Jaeger Lalor and Wemple to overturn the Cadets.
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Paul Michelson
West Point
N. Y
Andy Kerr
Colgate Red Raiders
Army
Chenango
Whitney Jaeger
Ed Lalor
Don Wemple
Johnny Long
Myer
Colgate
Ryan
Red Raiders
Lalor
Marcel Chesbro
Jim Craig
Meyer
Jaeger
Long
Wemple
Chesboro
Columbia Stops Cornell Rally for 20 13 Victory
In Baker Field before 28 000 fans Columbia defeated Cornell 20 13. Columbia seized a pair of touchdowns in three minutes to end the first quarter and built an 18 0 halftime lead as Cornell showed inexperience in the first half.
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Columbia
Cornell
New York
Baker Field
Olumbia
Fordham Holds Pitt To 0 0 Tie At Polo Grounds
Fordham Rams remain undefeated after a 0 0 tie with Pittsburgh at the Polo Grounds before 57000. Pitt threatened late in the third quarter but Fordham’s staunch defense prevented a score, keeping Rose Bowl hopes alive for Fordham as Purdue looms next.
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Fordham
Panthers
Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh
Rams
Pitt
Eddie Brietz
New York
Fordham Rams
Notre Dame
Bronx
Purdue
Bob Larue
Marshall Goldberg
Frank Patrick
Pittsburghers
Ram
Santa Clara Beats Auburns Tigers
Santa Clara remains undefeated after a 12 to 0 victory over Alabama Poly in front of about twenty thousand fans in San Francisco. The Broncos outplayed the previously unbeaten southern team with sharp early scoring and solid defense.
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San Francisco
Suner
Rockies
University of Santa Clara
Alabama Poly
South
Santa Clara
Tulane Tops Poly 22 13 After Early Lead Loss
Tulane University defeated Louisiana Polytechnic Institute 22 to 13 before 12,000 fans in New Orleans. Mattis scored all Tulane touchdowns as Tech rallied with a late period push, including a Raian interception return and a long toss from Mitchell.
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New Orleans
Little Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Toulane
Dawson
Mattis
Tulane
Tech
Raian
Mitchell
Monroe Trimble
Toftin
la. Tech
Miami Rallies To Tie Boston In Narrow College Clash
Miami University roared back from a deficit to tie Boston University 7 to 7 in a hard fought game at Weston Massachusetts. Miami earned its first scoring drive of the season but the heavier Boston line and a failing Miami passing attack limited the comeback.
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Weston
Mass
Miami University
Boston University
Miami
Boston
Harvard Rallies To Tie Princeton In Thriller
Harvard and Princeton battled to a 14 14 tie before 35000 spectators as Harvard sub players spark a late comeback. George Roberts and Don Daughters set up a three yard Marvy McTernen score, and Bob Stuart’s late pass sequence plus a Charlie Allen extra point earned the draw.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Princeton
Crimson
George Roberts
Don Daughters
Marvy McTernen
Tigers
Big Indian to headline 45 minute wrestling bout
Promoter Curt Denning brings Chief Saunooke to town to face two men Scotty Dawkins and Louisiana’s Preacher Hogue in a 45 minute match. Saunooke weighs 34 pounds more and vows to pin both foes within the time limit. Rosy Ryan and Luttrall square off in a technical decision while Al Sparks clashes with Ryan amid local fan interest.
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Curt Denning
Chief Saunooke
North Carolina
Scotty Dawkins
Preacher Hogue
Louisiana
Dawkins
Hogue
Gether
Rosy Ryan
Luttrall
al Sparks
Ryan
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N.C. State
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Associated Press
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Clarkson
Buffalo
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Gettysburg
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New York Aggies
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Hamilton
Swarthmore
West Virginia Wesleyan
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Washington & Jefferson
Marietta
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Vanderbilt
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Kentucky
Florida
Maryland
Louisiana Tech
Virginia Military
Virginia
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Roanoke
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Chicago
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Iowa State
Arizona
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Ill
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Minn
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Texas
Arkansas
Texas T. & M. D
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Brigham Young
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Allegheny
Marshall
Emory and Henry
Slippery Rock
Grove City
West Liberty
Shepherd
Westminister
Thiel
Geneva
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W. Va
Colgate Fresh
Keystone Junio College
Glenville State
Morris Harvey
Mississippi
Centenary
American U
Bridgewater
Carson-Newman
Cumberland
Mars Hill
Biltmore
Naval Training Station
Bluefield College
Midwest Hillsdale
Olivet
Alma
Hope
Kalamazzo
Vepaul
Western State
Carleton
Monmouth
Ripon
Lawrence
River Falls
Whitewater
Milwaukee
Irenwood
Northern
Midh
Morningside
Wayne
Minor
Bottineau Forestry
Southwest Texas Christian
Baylor
Rice
George Washington
Okla
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Bethel
Kas
Panhandle Aggies
Bacone
New Mexico Normal
Adams Stateachers
Texas Mines
New Mexico State Cachers
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Colorado College
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Washington State
California
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Washington
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Gonzaga
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