Carolina Rolls Past Davidson 26 To 6 In Homecoming
North Carolina Tar Heels display power and precision to defeat Davidson Wildcats 26 to 6 on Homecoming Day before about 10,000 fans. Hutchins Buck and Ditt star in scoring drives while Lafferty leads Davidson in brief marches but UNC dominates with a strong line and timely forward lateral plays.
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Davidson
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Davidson Wildcats
Carone
Wildcat
Carolina
Burnette
Hutchins
Buck
Watson
Arnette
Purdy
Little
McCain
Lafferty
Cashiell
Fred Dennis
Art Ditt
Ditt
Dick Dashiell
McIver
Wildcats
Armfield
Dennis
Hunter
Williams
Jim Johnston
Palmer
Sears
Sars
Bailey Williams
Andy Bershak
Crowell Little
Joe Hunter
Arolina Ag
Burnett
Den
Alabama L S U And Northwestern Top Grid Powers
Alabama and Louisiana State emerged as Southern football powers as Northwestern clinched the Big Ten title and Fordham strengthened its Rose Bowl chances. Alabama crushed Tulane 34-7 to stay in the SEC hunt. LSU beat Mississippi State 12-0. Auburn edged Georgia Tech 13-12. Northwestern beat Wisconsin 26-18, securing the Western title. Fordham defeated Purdue 15-0, maintaining an undefeated run and third major win. Penn trounced Michigan 27-7. Navy edged Notre Dame 3-0. Delaware? Georgetown routed West Virginia 28-0. (Note: OCR fragmentary lines trimmed for coherence.)
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Alabama
Tulane
Green Wave
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Northwestern
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Badgers
Fordham
Pitt
Panthers
Purdue
Penn
Quakers
Michigan
Navy
Notre Dame
Manhattan
Kentucky
Boston College
North Carolina State
Harvard
Virginia
Bucknell
Syracuse
Middle West
Detroit
Indiana
Temple
Michigan State
Villanova
South Carolina
Georgetown
West Virginia
Dartmouth
Columbia
Holy Cross
Colgate
Carnegie Tech
New York University
Penn State
Princeton
Cornell
Yalehalt Brown
Mid-West
Iowa
Ohio State
Chicago
Art Guepe
Marquette
Creighton
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Missouri
St. Louis
Denver
Drake
Tulsa
Centenary
Texas Aggies
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Rice
Texas Christian
Texas
Georgia
Florida
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Mississippi
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Loyola of
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Duke
North Carolina
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Davidson
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Richmond
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Citadel
Washington & Lee
Virginia Tech
Albright
Western Maryhland
Bowdoin
Maine
Hobart
Buffalo
Virginia Wesleyan
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Gallaudet
St. Lawrence
East Guard
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Rhode Island
Franklin & Marshall
Geneva
George Washington
Davis Elkins
Dickinson
Gettysburg
Washington & Jefferson
Lafayette
LaSalle
West Chester
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Lebanon Valey
Arnold
Lowell Textile
Middlebury
Itata
Moravian
Juniata
New York U
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Pittsburgh
Union
Rochester
Boston U
Rutgers
St. Thomas
Springfield
Susquehanna
Swarthmore
Johns Hopkins
Tufts
New Hampshire C
Army
Muhlenberg
Drexel
Ursinus
Amherst
Vermont
Mt. St. Mary
Washington College
Georgetown U
Williams
Wesleyan
Yale
Brown
Bethany
Hiram
Slippery Rock
Bloomsburg
Lock Haven
Clarion
Canisius
Cortland
N. Y
Hamilton
Haverford
California
Norwich
Loyola
Military
William and Mary C. Howard
Western Kentucky
Eastern Kentucky
Transylvania
Centre
Southwestern
Tenn
Birmingham Southern
St. John
Chattanooga
Mercer
Elon
Lenoir-Rhyne
Virginia Poly
Midwest
DePaul
North Dakota
Baldwin-Wallace
Wayne U
Miami
Toledo
Xavier
Cincinnati
Wittenberg
Ohio
Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Northern
Capital
Case
Oberlin
Mt. Union
Denison
Muskingum
Wooster
Bowling Green
Ashland
Auburn Takes Breaks 10 Off Tech in Rough Duel
In a tight rivalry game Auburn Tigers edge Georgia Tech Engineers 14 12 after late rally. Hal Hitchcock sprinted 62 yards for a first score and Oscar Burford added a later TD as Hal Fenton kicked the extra point. The Engineers mounted a razzle dazzle bid but miscues and a late defensive stand sealed Auburn’s win.
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Tigers
Georgia Tech
Tory
Teach Team Four
Hal Hitchcock
Oscar Burford
Hal Fenton
Fletcher Sims
Engineers
Harry Ring
Tech
Lawre Jones
Mann
Hays
Jones
Fenton
Konemann
College football results through weekend cards
A large slate of games reported by Associated Press with numerous scores across divisions. Notable outcomes include Harvard routing Virginia 65 to 0, Princeton turning back Cornell 41-13, Pittsburgh defeating Penn State 34-7, and Ohio State blanking Chicago 44-0. Multiple ties and close results appear among East and Midwest matchups.
College football results shift title race nationwide
Virginia Military beat William and Mary 21-0 while Colorado upset Utah 31-7 and Utah State defeated Colorado State 13-0. In the west top teams faltered as California topped Southern California 13-7 and Oregon State stunned Washington State 16-6. UCLA recovered with a 7-0 win over Oregon.
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Virginia Military
William & Mary
Colorado University
Utah
Utah State
Colorado State
Southern California
Washington State
Washington
Huskies
Stanford
California
Oregon State
Oregon
Duke Suffers Wake Forest 20 to 0 in Homecoming Clash
Duke Blue Devils defeat Wake Forest 20 to 0 as Ace Parker returns a 55 yard TD and Hackney adds a placement. Duke dominate with 369 rushing yards and 17 first downs to Wake Forests 17 and six respectively, while Parker O Mara and Hackney star on offense.
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Macparlan
Wake Forest
Duke Blue Devils
Ace Parker
Duke
Honey Hackney
Durham
Wallace Wade
Hackney
Parker
Deacons
Blue Devils
Bob O'Mara
Ashland
Herbert Hudgins
Harwood Smith
Deacon
Smith
Eric Tipton
Tipton
Varsity
Devils
Hudgins
George Mauney
Bert Shore
Hill
Harry Beaver
Asheville
Joe Swan
Boston
Mass
Ed Rogers
Apex
Duke Wake Forest
Barngey
Wiivesentines Shore
Etevane
Beaver
Os Souther Edwards
Mumford Yorke
Osbons
Bos Pneuesens
Rogers Power
Beeias Swan
Fischer
Ne Es Mauney
Morris
O'Mara
Exagaens Warren
Spangler
Danie
Bailey
Liana
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Hosle
Dooney
Wager
Kerry
Hurtt
Bryan
Evans
Sheppard
Kitchin
Anderson
Black
Davidson
Ison
North Carolina
Heath
Perry
Elon
Primulus Wins San Francisco Handicap at Tanforan
Hasily outdistancing her rivals, Primulus Frank E. Smith's 43 year old filly captured the San Francisco handicap and a purse of 4100 today at Tanforan track. Wacowie was second and Wildland third.
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San Francisco
Primulus
Frank E. Smith
Tanforan Track
Wacowie
Wildland
Fordham Beats Purdue to Strengthen Rose Bowl Bid
Fordham Rams defeated Purdue 15 to 0 at the Polo Grounds before 35 000, moving closer to an unbeaten season and a Rose Bowl berth. The win marked Fordham’s third victory over an intersectional foe this year as coach Jimmy Crowley’s squad rolled up 15 points and stifled three Purdue drives in scoring range.
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Alan Gould
New York
Fordham
Rams
Purdue
Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh
Georgia
New York University
Jimmy Crowley
Notre Dame
Oe Dulkie
Andy Palau
al Gurske
Ed Franco
Nat Pierce
Alex Wojciechowicz
Ohio State professor calls for dropping all college athlete rules
Dr. Delbert Oberteuffer of Ohio State urged a moratorium on eligibility rules and programs, proposing a return to simple Amherst style guidelines. He said rules have grown complex and costly, and suggested examining amateurism and simplifying administration with a six month rule-drafting period.
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Columbus
Delbert Oberteuffer
Ohio State University
Darhane Wa Shaudéa Sunnnn
Vineyr WU
Subpcuu
Journal of Higher Education
University of North Carolina
Oberteuffer
Amherst College
Amherst
Western
Ohio
Dartmouth Defeats Columbia 20-13 at Memorial Field
Dartmouth Indians beat Columbia Lions 20-13 before 12,000 fans in Hanover. Johnny Handrahan starred with two touchdowns and strong line plunges while Columbia scored late and added a place kick.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth Indians
Columbia Lions
Dartmouth
Memorial Field
Johnny Handrahan
Big Green
Columbia
Furey
Waldo
Handrahan
MacLeod
Ray
Ingram's Field Goal Secures Navy Victory Over Notre Dame
Navy defeats Notre Dame 3 to 0 at Baltimore's stadium as Bill Ingram boots a 25 yard drop kick in the third period. Saeed Schmidt pinned Notre Dame at their one yard line with a coffin corner punt and Navy's defense repelled four Notre Dame threats.
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Naval Academy
Sailors
Notre Dame
Middies
Municipal Stadium
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Midshipmen
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Trish
Saeed Schmidt
Navy
Ingram
Jonas Ingram
O'Neill
Bob Antrim
Bill
Princeton Cornell Tie Sparks 20 000 Crowd Thriller
Princeton and Cornell battled to a tie before about 20 000 spectators as Princeton built early leads and Cornell fought back. The game featured multiple scoring drives, with Princeton and Cornell trading touchdowns and successful extra points in the opening and third periods.
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Princeton
H Ton
Cornell
Holland
Nelson
Rius
Batten
J. White
Daniel
Touc
Unclear Football Scores From Far West Schedule
A garbled Western college football fragment lists multiple results including California, Washington, Oregon State, Willamette, Texas Mines, Pacific Lutheran, Idaho, Eureka, and Carson-Newman. Exact dates, team pairings, and outcomes are incomplete due to OCR damage.
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FAR West California
Southers Washington
Oregon
Oregon State
W. St. Mary’s
Cal
Willamette
Fresne Texas Mines
Arttaff
the. Pacific Lutheran
College of Idaho
Eureka
Wheaton Shepherd
Potomac Concord
Salem
Cheney Normal
Mal
Culver-Stockton
Carson-Newman
For Sale Three Dies Gentle Ride
Classified ad notes three dies for sale and a gentle ride offered for 25 dollars at the Winston Road Trading Post.
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Ride
Trading Post
Winston Road
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