Whitey Watts Hurts In North State Conference Game
High Point College defeated Guilford 7 to 6 in a hard fought North State Conference clash. End Whitey Watts, 185 pounds from Winston-Salem, sustained a possible broken vertebrae in the fourth quarter while making a tackle and was rushed to Guilford General Hospital in High Point where he was listed as resting comfortably.
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Northwestern star De Correvont leads Wildcats past Minnesota
Northwestern defeats Minnesota 14 to 7 before 53200 as William De Correvont runs 61 yards in final minutes to seal win. He also set up the second quarter touchdown with a 13 yard dash to the five. George Franck punting shine helps NC hold on. Davidson beats The Citadel 22 to 14 on Homecoming Day with a running attack in drizzle. Davidson first victory of the season.
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South Carolina Upsets Florida 6 0 In Interconference Clash
South Carolina defense stifles Florida as Blouin and Crawford connect for a 60 yard aerial scoring drive in the second period. The Gamecocks hold off Florida’s late push as Henne?ons incomplete pass woes haunt the Gators in Columbia.
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Ste Watts of High Point College Injured at Guilford
High Point College forward Ste Watts sustained a serious injury in a game at Guilford College yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Guilford General Hospital in Winston-Salem and was resting comfortably. Doctors suspected a possible broken vertebrae but awaited clearer x rays before confirming details. Watts, a three year Panther, is vice-president of the student body and native of Winston-Salem. Visitors were not allowed at the hospital.
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Cochrane sparks High Point past Guilford for key win
Mickey Cochrane led High Point with all points and crucial yardage in a tough win over Guilford. Grice and Lentz carried Guilford’s offense with a late drive as High Point held on, aided by Forsy’s defense and key blocks.
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Missouri Downs Nebraska 27 to 13 to End Undefeated Hopes
In Columbia Missouri on November 4 1946 Paul Christman connected on 12 passes with eight completions leading Missouri to a 27 13 Big Six victory over Nebraska. He threw four first half touchdowns and 116 yards in the opening period while the Tigers added another in the final two quarters to spoil Nebraska s bid for an unbeaten season.
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Baylor Bears Romp TCU 27 to 0 to Rejoin SWC Race
Baylor's Bears rolled past Texas Christian 27 to 0 in Waco to snap a skid and move back into the Southwest Conference race. Jack Wilson and Jimmy Witt contributed on a strong line-driven attack for the Bears.
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Citadel Davidson clash yields football statistics
Statistics from the Citadel versus Davidson football game are reported, noting team performance and key metrics from the match.
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Citadel and Davidson clash in wild gridiron duel
Citadel and Davidson traded scores as Citadel built a lead, then Davidson fought back with Sharpe and Hackney moving the ball and Yoder and Bolin brothers scoring. A late safety on Edwards and turnovers shaped a hard fought contest in Greensboro.
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Illini Spring Upset Ends Michigan Streak at Yankee Stadium
Illinois under coach Bob Zuppke rallied to defeat Michigan 16-7 in a stunning upset as Big Ten seas shook with other results. Notre Dame beat Army 14-0 at Yankee Stadium while Tennessee and Oklahoma won, cementing a day of wide conference shifts.
Plainsmen overcome late push to lose at Fenway Park
Boston College Eagles rally in final five minutes to beat Auburn 13 to 7 before 15 000 fans at Fenway Park. Charlie O Rourke sparked the comeback with six forward passes as the Eagles erased a tenuous deficit and claimed the game.
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Iowa Wins 4-0 Over Purdue In Big Ten Clash
Iowa defeated Purdue 4-0 before 22 000 spectators as Purdue fumbled twice and was shut out after staving off two strong offensive drives by the Hawkeyes in Lafayette Indiana.
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Pitt Panthers End Slump With 13-7 Victory Over Temple
Pitt Panthers snap a two game skid by defeating Temple 13-7 at Temple Stadium before 18 000 fans. Emil Harlick to Dick Cassiano sparked a 37 yard scoring pass in the first seven minutes. The Owls tied the game at seven before Pitt blocked a punt in the third period to return for the winning touchdown.
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