Georgia Tech Stuns North Carolina With 26-0 Homecoming Loss
In a day of hard-hitting college football, Georgia Tech overwhelmed North Carolina 26-0 on the Tar Heels homecoming. Alabama routed Kentucky 34-14 as Clemson’s visit spoiled state festivities. Yale beat Dartmouth 7-2. Purdue upset Chicago 26-20.
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Tide Marches On 10 National Grid Title With Victory
Alabama topped Kentucky 34 to 14 in Lexington on Homecoming Day as the Crimson Tide kept its national championship bid alive. The Tide led 21–0 early behind Dixie Howell and subs added late scoring, while Kentucky moved the ball and scored twice against reserves. Johnson had two touchdowns for Kentucky. Ayers added a pair of extra points.
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Yale Downs Dartmouth To End Unbeaten Run
Yale defeats Dartmouth 7 2 at New Haven in a hard fought rivalry game. Morton scores for Yale while Dartmouth records a safety in the final quarter.
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Tigers Clip Wolfpack as Clemson Tops NC State in Raleigh
Clemson college defeated North Carolina State 12 to 6 in Raleigh spoiling Homecoming and Dad’s Day. Clemson led 12 points in the first half and held State to a late push by an almost all sophomores lineup. Herbert Lee scored on a broken field run set up by a 27 yard combination play.
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Newell Champions Reductions At Randolph Republican Rally
Jake Newell of Charlotte urged cutting unnecessary state bureaus to fund education and lower car taxes at a Randolph County Republican rally in Asheboro. Party leaders praised the address as a boost for a GOP victory, opposing new roads and cotton expansion until markets and finances improve.
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Yeggman Is Caught In Act In Winston-Salem
Charles F Bourker alias Charles El Mott 32 of Albany New York was caught in the act attempting to crack the Brown Rogers Dixon hardware vault in Winston Salem at 4 am. Patrolmen arrived after the noise and arrested him and he is held in default of 1000 dollars.
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Receivership Terminated in High Point Ejectment Case
In Greensboro on November 3 the court terminated the receivership created earlier for the High Point property involved in an ejectment action. The decision ends the formal receivership status and allows further proceedings related to the property.
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Navy Admirals crush Washington and Lee 26 to 0 to stay unbeaten
Navy improved to 6–0 with 22 000 fans watching as Buzz Borries scored two touchdowns and led a dominant offensive display. A 15 yard lateral sequence set up the first score and a 38 yard run sparked the second. Washington and Lee showed late life but could not convert on offense.
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Receiver fees approved in Cassady divorce case dismissal
In Superior Court Judge Felix B. Alley signed an order dismissing the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company suit against D. V. Cassady and Avalie Cassady. The court allowed the receiver J. E. Amos $29 for services and attorney W. M. Nash $25 for legal work.
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Black Bisons and Jamestown Tie In Soccer Contest
High Point and Jamestown played to a tie in a high school soccer match Friday afternoon. Players Hedrick Clayton and Workman led the home team, while Jamestown’s Cable Petar and Wricke stood out.
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Southwest football scores from weekend action
Readable scores show Texas A. and M. tied with Arkansas at seven, Texas with Southern Methodist and Rice defeating Texas A. and I. and Baylor routed by Texas Christian 34 to 12.
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Minnesota Explodes in Second Half to Beat Michigan 34–0
Minnesota, trailing at halftime, uncorks a dominant second half to rout Michigan 34 to 0 before 59,000 fans. Key plays include Alfonso's 76 yard run and Lund's 16 yard score, with Johnson and Roscoe adding touchdowns as the Gophers avenge past meetings and seize the Little Brown Jug.
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College football scores from Associated Press roundup
A dense list of college football results across regions with many games decided by multiple scores. Notable outcomes include Princeton over Harvard 19 to 0, Navy 26 over Washington and Lee, and Alabama 34 over Kentucky.
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