Harvard Triumphs Over Dartmouth 7-6 on Wood Pass
Cambridge, Mass. Harvard remains unbeaten after Captain Barry Wood hits a 45 yard scoring pass to Hageman and adds the extra point with four minutes left to beat Dartmouth 7-6. Morton opened scoring earlier for Dartmouth with a long pass to McCall after Dartmouth recovered a fumble on Harvard’s 28 yard line.
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Mott Gallops 97 Yards For Score To Win Battle
Buster Mott returns a kickoff 97 yards to set the tone as Georgia defeats NYU 7 to 6 in New York. The game drew 63 000, Georgia’s defense after a third‑period lead held firm amid a hard fought battle.
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Ohio State Smashes Navy 20 to 0 in Homecoming Crowd
Ohio State dominated Navy at Ohio Stadium in Columbus as Fer rall Gillman scored two and one touchdowns in the second and third periods. Haubrich kicked the extra points, while Navy repeatedly threatened but could not reach the end zone.
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Georgia Triumphs Over NY with 97 Yard TD Run
In a tied game a 97 yard dash for a touchdown, aided by strong blocking, swung the score. Vernon Smith, called Catfish, added the extra point for Georgia as they beat New York 7 to 6. It followed Georgia's sixth straight win of 1931 and repeated a similar finish from the previous year.
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Catfish) Smith
New York
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Duke Beats Kentucky 7 0 at Stoll Field for Ninth Straight Win
Duke University edged Kentucky 7 to 0 at Stoll Field as a third period mishap set up Horton’s TD after a fumbled pass by Kentucky halfback Johnson. Wallace Wade earned his ninth consecutive win over Kentucky, with Brewer adding the extra point. Kentucky’s late drive failed as Laney punt pinned them back.
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Far West Columbia Dominates Whitman 12 to 0
Columbia shut out Whitman 12 to 0 as Nevada blanked San Jose 18 to 0 in a pair of football scores. The games showcased strong defense and decisive finishes from both teams.
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Duckpin Champion to Run King Pin Alleys in Winter
Jack Whalen, United States duckpin champion of 1938, will arrive tomorrow to manage the King Pin alleys on East Broad Street for the winter. He brings ten years of alley management experience and will organize several new city leagues with W. P. Bailey of the Y. M. C. A. His coaching aims to boost local bowling, especially the Ladies League, ahead of the National Congress in Norfolk next March.
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Norfolk
Demon Deacons Edge Presbyterian in Narrow 12–0 Victory
Wake Forest defeats Presbyterian College 12 to 0 at Memorial Stadium Greensboro. A 45 yard fourth quarter dash produced the first Deacon touchdown after a punting duel, with Wilson scoring again late. Copeland starred for Presbyterian, while Dane Wilson and Wake Forest linemen anchored the defense.
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Columbia Crushes Virginia Easily
Columbia's football team routed Virginia 27 0 before 12000 fans in the first meeting between the schools Gardner and his 700 pound total of players led the attack while he was ejected for unnecessary roughness Presbyterian Wake Forest provided the lineups and Wake Forest scored on a drive in the fourth quarter with touchdowns credited to Brogdon and Wilson Officials included Referee Lippman umpire Hackney and headlinesman Morris
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Virginia
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Presbyterian
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Morris
Wisconsin
Guilford Edges Lenoir-Rhyne 18-6 on Home Field
Guilford College Quakers defeated Lenoir-Rhyne Bears 18 to 6 at Guilford athletic field. Newton sparked late surge for Lenoir-Rhyne but Guilford built a first half lead on an early fumble recovery and two rushing TDs by Dunn.
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Yale Blues Swamp St. Johns By Big Score
Yale overwhelmed St. John s of Maryland 2 to 0 in a bowl game before 5 000 spectators the smallest crowd for a football contest. Yale scored two touchdowns in each period to secure the victory in New Haven Connecticut on November 7 P
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Wolfpack edge Mississippi A and M 6 to 0 in late struggle
North Carolina State wins its first conference game 6 0 at Starkville through a third quarter blocked punt return by Gleason after Stroupe blocked Ogden kick. Final period sees attempted NC State drive stall and Maroons showcase aerials but fail to score.
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Industrial basketball league meeting planned at Y M C A
A meeting to organize the Industrial basketball league for the coming year will be held at the Y M C A Thursday night at 8 o'clock. W F Bailey announces that last year’s teams and new entrants are urged to attend. Thomas Mills return as champions, facing tougher opposition this season.
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Alabama Runs Wild To Swamp Florida
At Legion Field Birmingham Alabama hammered Florida 41 to 0 in a one sided game. The Crimeon Tidebacks starred with brilliant runs as Alabama failed to score in the first period then reached the end zone twice on penalties putting the ball at the Florida one yard line. Two more touchdowns followed in the third period and the final frame saw the reserve unit add two more scores.
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Annual athletic contests begin at Y Monday
The YMCAs annual ten event athletic contest for men and boys starts Monday with one event, then weekly for ten weeks. It features three divisions and multiple age and weight classes with champions honored by awards and gold medals. Last year 75 boys and 35 men competed. Howard Raper led the men’s division all around. At Lafayette Centenary 6 Purdue 49. Evanston Northwestern 32 Minnesota 14.
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Colon Cross
William Wheel
Winfred Hinkle
Marvin Davis
Howor Raper
Lloyd Whitley
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Tech Tar Heels battle to 19 19 tie in Atlanta
Georgia Tech roared back to tie the University of North Carolina 19 to 19 in a Southern Conference football clash in Atlanta. Slusser opened with an 85 yard run, McArthur added points, and White, Neblett and Milligen contributed as substitutes sparked late drive.
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