Alabama Downs V. P. I. 9-6 In Upset Victory
In Tuscaloosa Alabama defeated Virginia Poly 9 to 6 as freshman halfback Miller Howell sparked the Red Elephants with key runs and passes. Alabama built a 9 point lead with a safety and a successful extra point after a late scoring drive.
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Notre Dame Beats Kansas In Memorial Stadium Showdown
Notre Dame Rambers defeated the Kansas Jayhawks 24 to 6 at Memorial Stadium Lawrence Kansas before 17818 spectators. Kansas scored first on a short drive capped by a Elmer Schaake 10 yard run following Carrie Smith pass. Notre Dame answered with three long runs by Lukats Sheketeki and Moelin kovich and a short end sweep by Koken.
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Army Pounds Harvard 46 to 0 in Stadium Rout
Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 6 Army crushed Harvard 46 to 0 before about 40,000 fans in the season's largest crowd. The Cadets dominated from kickoff, gaining 366 yards and 19 first downs in the first three periods as Harvard offered little resistance.
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Staley Wins 2001 Soccer Opener in Randolph Tournament
Staley, coached by Denny formerly of High Point college, edged Providence Ramblers 2 to 1 in a tight Randolph first annual soccer tournament game. Franklinville forwards outpaced Gray's Chapel backs with two goals to none as play featured 15 minute quarters and a hard fought match throughout.
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College football results from scattered games across many teams
A large list of college football scores across numerous colleges and universities. Notable results include Davidson 8 over N. 8S. State 7, Kentucky 0 over Duke 13, Harvard 0, Princeton 53, Notre Dame 4, Texas 19 over Baylor 0, Ohio State 20 over Northwestern 6, and many more across diverse programs with varied margins and ties.
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Alabama Dominates Virginia Poly In High Scoring Clash
Alabama outgained Virginia Poly 221 rushing yards to 44 and earned 12 first downs to four. Virginia Poly struggled in the second half, failing to gain a first down, while Alabama’s kickers Hughes Howell and Cain averaged 42 yards on seven punts. Virginia Poly managed a 43 yard passing touchdown. Alabama scored on a Howell kickoff return and a substituted touchdown for Chappelle.
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Zimmerman s Flying Feet Spell 2014 Loss To Tech
Tulane halfback Don Zimmerman sparked a 20 to 14 loss for Georgia Tech in Atlanta. He scored two first quarter touchdowns and helped produce a late go ahead drive with a 34 yard dash and a nine yard run setup. Pat Barron, Richard son, and Westfeldt provided key plays for Tech.
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Inquest Ordered In Death of Orphan Girl
Miss Annie May Smith 16, orphan of Burke county was shot on Laurel road. Authorities report she died by her own action per witnesses Luther Mull and Miss Smith. Burke county coroner Dr G M Billings ordered an inquest for this afternoon.
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Holley Kick Sets Point After TD in Auburn Victory
After a touchdown, Holley converts the extra point for a score in the Auburn game. Officials listed include Ducote from Au burn as referee Major, Phillips from Georgia Tech as umpire Street from Auburn as field judge.
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Pitt Dashes Penns Title Hopes 19-12
Franklin Field Philadelphia November 5 AP Pitt defeats Penn 19 to 12 before about 70 000 spectators in a fiercely fought clash. Panthers back Warren Heller plays pivotal role as Penn fights to the finish but the visitors remain unbeaten.
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Nevada San Jose State and other early game ties report
Nevada tied San Jose State 0 to 0 while Fresno State and Northern Arizona played to a scoreless draw. A separate line lists Negro St. Augustine defeating Bricks U N C C N 15 to 7 with Shaw scoring 0.
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Democratic Campaign Swing by Major Carraway in New York
Major Bruce Carraway travels to New York and Brooklyn to deliver three Democratic speeches invited by the party’s executive committee. He will speak at Bryant Hall on 41st Street and stay with James G. Smith at 48 East 65th Street near Franklin D Roosevelt's New York residence.
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Panthers Triumph 6-0 Over Elon Christians
Lee Sherrill sparked Point's Purple Panthers to their season’s first win, 6-0 over Elon Christians. The defense stifled Elon as Newsome and Winecoff connected on several passes, with Craver and Pusey anchoring the line and Craver flashing at right tackle.
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Local Soccer Team to Host Winston-Salem Monday
The local high school kicks off its season with a 3:30 p.m. home game against Winston-Salem. Both teams have a history of evenly matched clashes and strong support from local soccer fans. The visitors are expected to present a well balanced lineup.
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