South Carolina Edges North Carolina In Battle Of The Carolinas
In Chapel Hill on November 4, 18 year old Haralson led South Carolina to a 6 0 victory over North Carolina in a fast paced game opening the Battle of the Carolinas. Haralson plunged for a second quarter touchdown after a 32 yard drive and the Gamecocks held on as Warren and Weant sparked Carolina but could not overcome the first half score.
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North Iia
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Erwin
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Targels
Bob Warren
Cherry Point
Warren
Bobby Weant
Jim Camp
Bradrd
Tar Heels
Bradford
Foster
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Sut Suttle
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Warren Fuster
Suttle
Bill Voris
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Butarren
Ter
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Haralson Unnicutt
Os. S. Carolina
N. Carolina Thrash
Seeeerte Bauer
Kinsey
T—Hodges
Braswell
Golding Walters Tommack
Chapel Hili
Missouri Tigers Rally Past Michigan State 13-7 in Memorial Stadium
Missouri's Tigers upset undivided nation’s top team Michigan State 13-7 at Memorial Stadium. They erased a 7-0 halftime deficit with two second half touchdowns, seizing the victory on home turf.
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Columbus
Missouri's Tigers
Michian State
Memorial U
College football results roundup with scores from multiple teams
A flood of scores from nationwide games lists Duke over Georgia Tech 19 15 and South Carolina 6 over North Carolina 4. Other matches include Michigan 41 Penn 19, Navy 32 Notre Dame 13, Ohio State 21 Indiana 7, Iowa 27 Nebraska 6, Purdue 35 Wisconsin 9, and Duke rivals plus many more across the Midwest and South with numerous institutions named. The tally shows varied outcomes across conferences and regions.
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Michigan
Penn
Bucknell
Navy
Notre Dame
Rochester
Case C.an
Franklin and Lafayette
Ursinus
West Virginia
Temple
Maine
Norwich
Rutgers
Lehigh
Muhlenberg
Atlantic City Navy
Navy PT School
Boston College
Connecticut
Haverford
Drexel
Lincoln U
Hampton Institute
Middlebury
New Hampshire
Midwest
Ohio State
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Purdue
Wisconsin
Night Scores Across Regions Show Mixed College Results
A roundup of college football and service team scores from Minnesota to the West with many ties and narrow margins. Notable results include Northwestern M4 a tie, Baldwin Wallace defeating Ohio Wesleyan 20 to 12, Missouri 13 over Michigan State 7, Oklahoma 12 over Iowa State 7, Kansas 33 over unknown opponent, and Iowa Pre Flight 47 beating Tulsa 27. Regional squads like California Ramblers, Camp Ashby, and San Diego Alameda Coast Guard appear with varying margins.
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Northwestern
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio Wesleyan
Missouri
Michigan State
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas State
Wichita U
Wooster
Oberlin
Wilberforce
Lincoln U
Southwest
Denver
Utah U
Texas
S.M.U
Arkansas
Texas A & M
Ace Navy
Texas Tech
Rice
Iowa
Tulsa
Rocky Mountain
Far West California
College football results spread across regions
Eastern teams posted wins and wide margins as Cornell beat Columbia 25-7 and Penn State cruised past Syracuse 41-0. Midwest saw Minnesota and Northwestern tie 14-14 while Purdue blanked Wisconsin 35-0. Other notable scores include Texas Christian 19-7 over Chatham Field, Texas 34-7 over SMU, and Colorado 39-0 over New Mexico.
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Columbia
Penn State
Syracuse
Coast Guard Academy
Brown
West Virginia
Temple
Midwest
Minnesota
Northwestern
Purdue
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
South Carolina
North Carolina
Texas Christian
Chatham Field
Texas
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
North Carolina State
V.M.1
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Mississippi
Texas Tech
Rice
Alameda Coast Guard
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Denver
Utah
Morgan Eleven Beats A and T 13-0 in Greensboro
Morgan College Bears from Baltimore defeated Atlantic and Teachers College Aggies 13-0 at Greensboro Memorial Stadium before a large crowd. Burgess scored the first and third Morgan touchdowns with one extra point. Robert Simpson, ex William Penn athlete, appeared in final quarter.
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Yardine
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Robert Simpson
Wm. Penn
Gerald Walker Held Over At Camp Shelby
Outfielder Gerald Walker of the Cincinnati Reds is held over at Camp Shelby after a Friday induction call up. He undergoes further examination at the post hospital and a decision on acceptance for service is expected next week. Walker, 36, father of four, was classified 1A by Winter Park draft board.
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Gerald Walker
Cincinnati Reds
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Post Hospital
Winter Park
Fla
Lions Tame Syracuse 41-0 as penn state dominates
Syracuse University suffered its worst defeat of the season 41-0 to Penn State. John Chuckran of Lansford Pa led the Lions with two touchdowns and added a 20 yard pass to Don Miltenberger of Easton for another score.
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N. Y
Syracuse University
Orange
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Fleet John Chuckran
Lansford
Lions
Don Miltenberger
Easton
Wake Forest Drives 65 Yards Before Clemson Stand
Wake Forest advances 65 yards to the Clemson eight before Clemson braces and holds. Sacrinity and Fetzer provide most Deacon yardage with Sacrinity returning to action and pairing with Fetzer on an eight yard pass to Dave Harris for a second Wake score.
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Fetzer
Brinkley
Sacrinity
Georgia
Dave Harris
Wake Forest
Freeman
Ncis Kadeenwire
Qgarrison
Richardson
Foreman
Lee Jenkins
Ratterree
Salisbury
D. Hobbs
Perdacaay Iphilips
D. Harris
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Feilner
Seecessass Miller Lh—Smathers
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Rogers
C. Hobbs
T. Clemson
Miller
Marney
Washco
Amon
J. Harris
Smathers
New York closes 181 day racing program world record day
New York ended its 181 day racing slate with a 3 541167 dollar betting total, a world record for a seven event card. Seven of Hearts owned by J Graham Brown won the 30000 Westchester handicap by four lengths as profits go to war relief. About 126000 was added to the 1011848 raised previously. Crowd of 36512 set another record by betting 189116 into the daily double.
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Seven of Hearts
J. Graham Brown
Louisville
Seven Hearts
Detroit
Chicago
Harry Guggenheim
E. D. Jacobs
Cornell Overpowers Columbia Gridders
Cornell used passes plunges end around plays and interceptions to down Columbia 25 to 7. Columbia struck early as George Gilbert, named Lions captain that week, returned a Cornell fumble 55 yards for a first minute score.
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Cornell
Columbia
Big Red
Lions
George Gilbert
Bob Heler
Michigan Rolls Over Penn 41 19 at Franklin Field
Michigan, minus Wiese and Nussbauer, overwhelms Penn 41 to 19 at Franklin Field before 48 000 spectators. Derricotte Chubb and Weisenburger lead a strong backfield as Penn scores come from Edenborn Minisi Engleking Seidenberger.
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Franklin Field
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Bob Wiese
Bob Nussbauer
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Purdue
Gene Derricotte
Ralph Chubb
Don Lund
Joe Ponsetto
Joe Weisenberger
Warren Bentz
Chubb
Derricotte
Render
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Weisenburger
Ponsetto
Edenborn
Minisi
Engleking
Seidenberger
Mostertz
Basketball Meetings Planned By Y League
Seereenee tives of the girls basketball league meet at the Y M C A with a new time Tuesday at 8 o clock. Boys meet Wednesday. Teams Melrose Silver Knit Burlington Mills and the A G O are represented. Other teams may send representatives to join.
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Northwestern 14 Minnesota 14 Tie In Homecoming Clash
Northwestern and Minnesota battled to a 14 to 14 draw in the Gophers homecoming game. Northwestern moved 88 yards for the first score and Altpeter broke through for a late third period touchdown. Williams added two placekicks for Minnesota and Funderburg two for Northwestern as the defenses struggled. Attendance reached 46,482.
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Gophers
Goa
Andinnesota
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Yangwirth
Max Morris
Altpeter
Funderburg
Frank Clawson
Gopher
Clawson
Bettors Win Big Daily Double At Chicago Track
Seventeen bettors shared a $42,313 pool at Sportsman's Park Chicago. Each collected $2,489 after Foot to Foot won the first race at 164.20 and Gainer paid 21.40 in the daily double. All winners had 82 bets.
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Sporsman’s Park Race Track
Jax Navy Fliers Triumph Over Cherry Point Marines
The Jacksonville Naval Air Station Fliers defeated the Cherry Point Flying Leathernecks 33 to 0 before 6000 spectators. The Navy team, rebounding from a setback last week, scored in every quarter while keeping the Marines from reaching the goal line. Scorers for Jacksonville included Letchas Asup O Quinn Leckenby and Brown with Vanni the point getter.
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Jacksonville Nas
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Brown
de Vient Vanni
Placeic
Army crushes Villanova 83 to 0 in Cadets rout
At West Point on November 4 the Army football team overwhelmed Villanova 83 to 0. The Cadets dominated from the start, scoring repeatedly and leaving the WildcatsEmbarrassed with a lopsided defeat.
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Seahawks Rout Tulsa in 47 27 Football Thriller
Iowa Seahawks overwhelm Tulsa 47 27 in Tulsa with four first half touchdowns. Samuels scores three and Taylor adds another as Seattle builds a 27 0 lead before a Tulsa rally. Stuart throws three TD passes and Wilson returns a 94 yard kickoff for a fourth score. Attendance 18 000.
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Okla
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Hurricanes
Dell Taylor
Bob Sullivan
Don Sam- Wels
Bob Smith
Sailors
Hurricane
Seahawks
Bobby Jack Stuart
Camp Wilson
Sailor
Samuels
Seahawk
Taylor
Jnue
Catawba Crushes Army 33 to 0 in Salisbury Showdown
Catawba College overwhelmed Richmond Army Air base eleven 33 to 0 as Paul Burney, Charlie Gabriel, and Lamar Dorton led a big second period. Bowen Deal and Burney added touchdowns while Jimmy Eanes and Elliott Deal contributed key plays to seal the win before a crowd of about 2,908.
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Catawba College
Richmond
Army Air Base
Indians
Paul Burney
Charlie Gabriel
Catawba
Bost
Burney
Lamar Dorton
Gabriel
Soldiers
Tribe
Carroll Bowen
Inedians
Tale
Jimmy Eanes
Curley
Elliott Deal
Virginia
Pas
Richmond Abney
Bowen
Deal
Kentucky Bows To Mississippi State
Mississippi State Maroons crushed Kentucky 26 to 0 in Memphis as State took the SEC lead. State recovered seven Wildcat fumbles, with touchdowns by Rhoades Floyd Moore and McWilliams. Purress added two extra points. Attendance about 8,000.
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Tenn
Mississippi State
Maroons
Kentucky
Allyn McKeen
Miss. State
Rhoades
Floyd
Moore
McWilliams
Purress
Yale Beats Dartmouth 6-0 on 25-Yard TD Drive
Yale stays unbeaten and untied with a 6-0 victory over Dartmouth as Paul Walker of Yale runs a 25 yard scoring play set up by a strategic move. The crowd of about 40,000 witnessed Yale’s defense stifle a late Dartmouth rally in the 28th meeting between the rivals.
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Conn
Paul Walker
Yale
Blue
Elis
Dartmouth
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