Duke Defeats Villanova in Hard Fought 12 to 6 Football Battle
Duke University football beat Villanova 12 to 6 at municipal stadium Philadelphia. Murray scored two touchdowns for Duke on a 50 plus yard drive and a 35 yard pass setup. Gardner scored Villanova’s lone TD with a 12 yard reception.
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College football score roundup across many teams
An extensive list of college football results showing scores for numerous schools nationwide. Notable outcomes include Alabama defeating Kentucky 19 to 0, Army defeating NYU 33 to 20, Northwestern beating Minnesota 27 to 6, and Notre Dame routing Indiana 40 to 0. Several ties and varied forfeits appear throughout.
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Notre Dame Rout Indiana Hoosiers by Lopsided Score
Notre Dame overwhelmed Indiana 27 to 0 at Notre Dame Stadium using a late surge after a scoreless first half. Savoldi scored twice, Cariedo added a PAT, and Notre Dame’s Four Horsemen dominated after the break to seal the win.
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Georgia and Florida battle to scoreless tie in Savannah
Georgia’s march toward national grid honors was halted by a stout Florida defense in Savannah. Roberts, Chaler and Downes led Georgia’s offense but could not penetrate the Florida wall as the game ended in a scoreless tie before over 20,000 spectators.
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Piedmont Bowling League Standings Highlight Local Venues
W. LI Pest. Lucky Strike leads with 9 3 record and 750 pins. Kine Pin shows 8 4 and 667. Forsythe Alley stands 7 8 with .684. Health Center and Norham Alleys post low percentages as season moves forward.
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Tuskegee Defeats Knoxville College In Home Victory
In Tuskegee Alabama Tuskegee 31 Knoxville College 6 and in Chattanooga Morris Brown 7 Alabama 0 securing regional football results for the day.
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Oglethorpe Downs Furman Purple Hurricane for 12–6 Victory
Frank Anderson Jr son of Oglethorpe’s coach sparked the Petrels to a 12–6 win over Furman. Two long passes helped Oglethorpe score, Baker and Punto crossing the line, while Furman’s Kearns tallied on a one yard plunge.
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Young eagle filmed in Swiss nest by camera crew
Motion pictures show a young eagle in a Linthal nest on the Mahnen stock. Gamekeepers lowered a cameraman to a rock 30 feet up to film the chick eating a chamois carcass. A parent returned once prompting fear of attack before the bird flew away. The photographer later found two squirrels brought to the nest by the parents.
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Berlin Barber Shop Dialogue Sparks Spouse Spat
A fragment from a Berlin dialogue shows a husband pleading forgiveness and offering a cloak of Christian charity while his wife questions expenditures, hinting at domestic tension and financial strain.
Cubs Eye Vince Barton as Opening Day Starter
Chicago scouts expect Vince Barton an outfielder acquired from Baltimore to open the season for the Cubs in place of veteran Stephenson, signaling a shakeup in Chicago's outfield plans.
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Army squad drubs North Dakota U 33 to 6
Army football routs North Dakota 33 to 6 at West Point. Cadets execute new plays including reverses spinners and passes to five first-half touchdowns. Wendell Bowman scoring early leads the attack as 15,000 spectators watch the decisive performance.
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Tar Heels Set to Host N. C. State in Key Rivalry
In Chapel Hill on Saturday the Tar Heels renew their long rivalry with North Carolina State. Carolina holds 15 wins 4 ties and 3 losses in 22 meetings over 35 years. State has shown recent vigor with shifting players and coaching, following Wake Forest battles.
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Cadets Top Davidson 6-0 in Morning Tilt
Virginia Military Institute defeats Davidson College 6 to 0 in a hard fought game. Lefty Williams scores on a three yard run with a failed extra point, and Davidson mounts late attempts but the Cadet defense holds. Both teams total ten first downs.
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Harvard Fights William and Mary to 13-13 Tie
Harvard is tied by William and Mary in a dramatic game at Cambridge. William and Mary outplayed Harvard in many moments but Crimson harnessed superior depth to score a fourth quarter touchdown and force a 13 to 13 stalemate. Maxey Halligan Crickard Mays and Ben Ticknor stood out for Harvard while Mazdeski kicked the extra points for W and M.
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Trinidad Battles Witch Broom Disease
Trinidad fights Witch Broom disease affecting crops amid agricultural efforts. Authorities report ongoing control measures and research to protect yields with farmers participating in coordinated programs.
Williams Penn Laces Dunbar 33 to 13 for HSA C group win
Williams Penn High School rolled over Dunbar High of Lexington 33 to 13 in the Standard High School Athletic Association race for colored schools. Boykins scored twice including an 80 yard TD, Knox added a rushing score, and Penn’s line limited Dunbar to a single safety. The victory keeps Penn undefeated at season end with 132 points to 13 for opponents. A Nov. 7 clash with C. H. H. S. of Winston-Salem is next.
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Old Liners Rally to Beat Virginia 14 6 in Charlottesville
Maryland overcame a scoreless first half to defeat Virginia 14 to 6 at University in a cold afternoon game. Bozey Berger sparked the comeback with the first Terrapin touchdown after being introduced at halftime. Bill Thomas of Virginia flashed in the fourth quarter by grabbing a fumble and advancing it before the Cavaliers tightened defense.
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Virginia Maryland Football Scoring Summary
Virginia scored on a 60 yard sprint by a tackler with a touchdown. Maryland added a later score credited to Berger and Evans. Chalmers kicked the extra point. Officials were Flowers, Bryce, Wessling and Burcher.
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Highland Mills Bowls Past Highland Grocery in Close Defeat
Highland Mills defeated Highland Grocery Company 1256 to 1210 at King Pin Bowling Alley. Warner led Mills with 308, followed by McDonald 269 and Varner 986 pin totals. A purple pearl valued at $1000 was found in the Black River near Poplar Bluff, Missouri.
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Generals V P Emerged In Tie At Homecoming
In Lexington Virginia on November 1 the Washington and Lee Generals and V P Gobblers played to a scoreless tie. Both teams failed to mount consistent offense with Washington and Lee missing late chances and V P threatening early before penalties and defensive stands kept the game scoreless.
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