N C State Uses Breaks To Beat Citadel In Raleigh
N C State Wolfpack defeated The Citadel 26 to 14 before about 7,000 fans. Art Rooney led State with two touchdowns and a pass to Eddie Berlinski, as State capitalized on interceptions and a rolling punt. The Citadel produced a late aerial drive with two Edwards to Burrows completions for a TD, but State held the lead through most of the game.
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Kentucky Rallies Past South Carolina 27 to 7 in Lexington
Kentucky's rebounding Wildcats outlast South Carolina 27 to 7 at Lexington. Bob Davis sparked the ground game with a 63 yard rush and a 3 yard TD, while Lyons added a five yard plunge for the final score. South Carolina misfired on several scoring chances as Kentucky’s substitutes maintained control.
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East Carolina Teachers College Beats High Point 19 to 7
East Carolina Teachers College earned its first win by defeating High Point College 19 to 7 in Greenville. Bill Shelton returned a kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown and added a late rushing score, with Frances Ferebee and Shelton keying a second quarter drive. High Point's only TD came in the third period on an 80 yard march led by Secret and Standing.
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Appalachian State Mountaineers Triumph Over Western Carolina
In Cullowhee on November 6 Appalachian State defeated Western Carolina 14 to 0 in a game counted in both the North State and Smoky Mountain conferences. About 3,000 fans watched as Appalachian broke open a scoreless first half with a late second-quarter drive and added a final-period touchdown after a fumble recovery.
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William and Mary Defeats Hampden-Sydney 21 to 12
William and Mary beat Hampden-Sydney 21 to 12 in Williamsburg. W M led 14-0 at halftime, Hampden-Sydney rallied with two touchdowns but WT Mary sealed the win with a late interception return for a third touchdown.
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Luck Plays Part In Manhattan 7-0 Win
Lady Luck helped the Manhattan Jaspers pull off a 7 0 upset over the Detroit squad in a bruising Intersectional gridiron game. Detroit was hampered by the absence of star back Anvil Andy Farkas who was ill and remained at home.
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Villanova defeats Marquette 25 to 7 in inter sectional battle
Villanova's undefeated football team defeated Marquette University 25 to 7 before about 10,000 fans at a hike park. The Wildcats extended their scoring run, granting Marquette its first goal line crossing against Villanova this season except for a scoreless tie with Auburn.
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Whizzer White Paces Colorado To Victory
Byron White nicknamed Whizzer scored 17 points guiding Colorado to a 17 to 7 win over Utah in Salt Lake City. The performance was hailed as the greatest by a Rocky Mountain player since Earl Clark in 1928.
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Whizzer) White
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Kansas Draws With Nebraska
Kansas and Nebraska played to a 13-13 tie in Lincoln. The Cornhuskers, aiming for a Sig Six title, led early and again in the second period before Kansas mounted a late drive, completing an 80 yard march to secure the draw.
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Penn State Tops Penn 7 0 in Philadelphia Clash
Penn State defeated Penn 7 to 0 at Franklin Field before a 48000 crowd. Harry Harrison kicked a quick second quarter ball that set up the Nittany Lions lone touchdown and their first win over the Quakers in eight years.
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Elon Christians Triumph Over Catawba 22 to 2
Elon, led by Jim Abbitt and Joe Colombek, defeated Catawba 22-2 before about 5,000 at Salisbury. Abbitt scored twice, Golombek added a rushing TD, and Elon earned a safety by Captain Charlie Clark. Catawba’s lone score came on a safety late in the fourth period.
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Georgia Falls 6-0 to Florida in Bitter Rivalry
In Jacksonville Florida defeated Georgia 6 to 0 as a blocked punt in the second period set up a Florida touchdown. Charley Krejcier forced the fumble and Clifford Whiddon sprinted to score. Clark Goff converted the extra point for the victors.
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McCrary Eagles to Meet High Point Club in Charity Game
Asheboro hosts a December 11 charity basketball game at the community gym under Kiwanis auspices to aid underprivileged children. The affair features the McCrary Eagles opposing the High Point college club, with plans reviewed at the Kiwanis supper.
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Asheville
Navy Tops Columbia 13 6 in Tight Gridiron Test
Annapolis Md November 6 Navy defeated Columbia Lions 13 to 6 in a hard fought game decided in the final minutes. Navy drove 40 yards for a first quarter TD and added the extra point. Columbia answered in the third period on Sid Luckman to Arthur Radvilas for a TD but Waldon’s placement missed. Luckman twice tried passes into the end zone with Navy defenders blocking. With two minutes left Art Franks caught a long pass and sprinted 60 yards for the decisive score. Fike’s kick was wide.
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Carolina Fordham game scenes shown at Broadhurst
Newsreel footage of the Carolina Fordham football game at Chapel Hill will be screened at Broadhurst today and tomorrow. The film captures Fordham's early Statue of Liberty play that led to their first touchdown and helped secure a 14 to 0 victory over the undefeated Tar Heels.
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Vanderbilt Defeats Sewanee in Southeastern Conference Game
Vanderbilt crushed Sewanee 41 to 6 in Nashville as Orthodox football, organized by three complete teams, secured its third SEC win of the season.
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Three Match Program Will Open New Sports Coliseum
Promoter Curt Denning announced a three bout wrestling card for the opening of the new coliseum next Friday night. Headlining is Pat McClary a 00 pounder matched with Roy Graham a Texas favorite with two losses this season. Also in action is Pete Schuh 280 pounds with Charlie Webb opposite, plus Lee Wing and Sam Curry opening the program with their fast grappling styles.
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Pittsburgh Panthers overpower Notre Dame in 21 to 6 rout
Pittsburgh drives explode after halftime to topple Notre Dame 21 to 6 before 56000 fans. Marshall Goldberg and Fabian Hoffman set up the first score, with Frank Patrick and Bill Stebbins adding touchdowns as Pittsburgh remains unbeaten in a hard fought intersectional clash.
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Army Edges Harvard 7-6 in Rain Slicked Stadium Clash
Army, missing four starters, overcome Harvard 7-6 before 47,000 at Cambridge in a tense showdown. John Ryan recovered a Harvard fumble and tied the game with a late plunge and point after, while Army outgained Harvard 194 to 63 yards and 15 to 5 in first downs.
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Generals Rally To Beat Virginia 13 6 For Seventh Straight Win
Washington and Lee overcame a 6 point first half deficit to defeat the University of Virginia 13 to 6 in Lexington. Jimmy Sargeant caught a 35 yard pass from Walter Smith for UVA’s only score, then Ray Craft connected with Don Dunlap for W and L’s first TD before Humphrey, a substitute, sealed the victory late in the third period.
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Tech Eagles Beat Duquesne 6 to 0 in Neighborhood Clash
Carnegie Tech rugged eleven defeated high favored Duquesne 6 to 0 in a bitter neighborhood rivalry battle. The victory came as both sides traded scoring chances, but Tech held firm to secure the win.
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Michigan Rallies To Defeat Chicago In Last Minutes
Michigan's Wolverines staged a dramatic finish to beat Chicago 13 to 1f in Ann Arbor. Stark Ritchie, a senior, sparked the rally scoring on a 41 yard sweep and a late three yard TD with seconds left, giving Michigan a third straight one point conference win.
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Illinois Defeats Northwestern In Upset at Dyche Stadium
Illinois toppled Northwestern 6 to 0 before 42 000 at Dyche stadium, ruining the Wildcats chances at sharing the 1937 Big Ten title. Illini defense held Northwestern scoreless for 58 minutes in the bruising showdown.
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