Wolverines Blank Navy in 35-0 rout at Michigan Stadium
Michigan sophomore Chuck Ortmann starred as the Wolverines defeated Navy 35-0 before 85,938 fans. Ortmann threw a 48 yard TD pass to Rifenburg and scored, while Navy offered little offense and failed to cross Michigan’s 20. Michigan rolled up eight first downs while Navy managed none after initial drives.
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Tulane Rolls 28-7 Over VMI In New Orleans
Tulane's Big Green Wave defeated Virginia Military Institute 28-7 as Ed Price rushed for 213 yards on 21 carries. Tulane totaled 346 rushing yards to 74 for VMI and added a late pair of touchdowns to seal the win.
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Northwestern Beats Wisconsin 16-7 To Keep Rose Bowl Hopes Alive
In Madison, Northwestern earned a 16-7 victory over Wisconsin before 45,000 fans. The Wildcats secured a safety in the first quarter and added two touchdowns in the third to stay in Rose Bowl contention. the Badgers struggled offensively but kept it close through the game.
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Army Dominate Stanford 43 to 0 in Yankee Stadium
Army extended its winning streak to seven with a 43 0 victory over Stanford at Yankee Stadium before 46 695 fans. Gil Stephenson Arnold Galiffa Harold Shultz Bobby Jack Stuart and Rudy Cosentino starred as Army’s fast backs overwhelmed Stanford despite a late injury to Emery Mitt. Cosentino broke 78 yards for a touchdown and Galiffa finsihed with sharp passing as Army built a commanding performance in a substitute lineup.
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William and Mary and North Carolina Tie In Narrow Football Thriller
William and Mary and North Carolina battled to a 7 7 tie after a late defensive stand and a drive that ended with Rodgers scoring for Carolina. The Tribe offense struggled but Tommy Thompson and Lou Crekmar anchored the defense as Housma scored for William and Mary and Lex added the extra point.
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Oklahoma Stuns Missouri 41-7 in Homecoming rout
Norman Oklahoma November 6 Oklahoma defense and line dominance powered a 41-7 win over Missouri before a record homecoming crowd of about 38 500. Slippery Jack Mitchell scored on a 34 yard run as Oklahoma opened a late third quarter scoring surge. The Sooners remain unbeaten in the Big Seven with six straight wins and bolstered bowl hopes.
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Bowlers Urged To Attend Indy Bowling League Meet
High Point residents interested in forming or joining a five man team are invited to a meeting tomorrow at City Hall Recreation Department. Hubert Hederson leads the effort and promises substantial reductions for league bowlers at Arcade Alleys. Meeting begins at 7.
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Notre Dame Dominates Indiana In 42-6 Victory
Notre Dame cruised to a 42-6 win over Indiana in Bloomington. Emil Sitka scored early and five Irish backs reached the end zone as quarterback Frank Tripucka threw two TD passes. Indianapolis native John McDonnell returned a kickoff for 63 yards for IU's lone score.
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