Davidson Defeats Wofford 13-0 in Gridiron Battle
Davidson beats Wofford 13 to 0 with two touchdowns by McQueen and Fraley. McQueen set up the scores with a 38 yard run and a 10 yard pass, while Fraley added the extra point after the first touchdown and also scored on a short plunge. Wofford struggled with fumbles and incomplete passes as Davidson advances.
College football scores and matchups across teams
A compiled list of college football results with scores including Duke over Kentucky 14 to 7, Alabama 20 over Florida 0, Notre Dame 60 over Penn 20, Cornell 64 over Hobart 0, and multiple other games from various colleges and venues. The entries show a mix of conference and non conference results with several shutouts and high scoring games.
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College Football Scores From Various Games Across Venues
A roundup lists multiple college football results including Colgate 64 over Columbia 0, Notre Dame B 0 at Michigan Normal 16, Michigan State 19 over North Dakota State 11, and Yale 66 over unknown opponent. Other notable scores include Mount Union 63 over Kenyon 2, Ohio Wesleyan 23 over Miami 20, and Lafayette 31 over Rutgers 26, with various ties and close finishes across numerous campuses.
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Range of college football scores across states and conferences
A long list of college football results from different schools across the nation. Notable outcomes include Mississippi College 40 over Chattanooga 0, Georgia Southern teams with high scores, and ties such as Sewanee 0, Chattanooga 0. The Negro finals feature Tuskegee defeating Morehouse 19 to 6 in Atlanta.
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Notre Dame Noses Past Penn 60 to 20 at Franklin Field
Notre Dame overwhelmed Pennsylvania 60 to 20 in Philadelphia as nine touchdowns to three highlighted the Irish assault. Frank Carideo and Marty Brill starred for Penn before Irish substitutes closed the rout, with Brill earning a standing ovation.
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Ohio State Triumphs Over Navy 27 to 0 at Unic B Stadium
Ohio State dominated Navy 27 to 0 at Unicip s Stadium Baltimore as the Buckeyes, seeking vengeance after late-season losses, displayed a near flawless performance with points in every period and clear superiority in offense and defense.
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V P I Rallies To Down Cavaliers 34 13
Blacksburg Va November P Virginia Polytechnic Institute rallied from a 18 18 halftime tie to overpower Virginia 84 18 in a driving third and fourth period. Bird Hooper starred as runner and passer for the Gobblers and consistently punted them out of Virginia’s reach, including four punts out of bounds within Virginia’s ten yard line.
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Rangers fall to Catawba 2 0 in first test
Rangers visit Catawba College and lose 2 to 0 after a fast start by the collegians. Coleman and Hartley threaten, but the visitors cannot convert as the fourth quarter stays scoreless. Coach Merrilees and Manager Harmon express satisfaction with the effort.
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Lehigh Beats Princeton for First Time in 43 Years
Lehigh defeated Princeton 13 to 9 at Palmer Stadium in New Jersey marking their first win in 43 years in the football rivalry. Lehigh scored two early touchdowns, Princeton had one in the second quarter and two points on a safety late period. The Tigers led in first downs 18 to 4 but failed to punch through near the goal line.
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Mississippi College Defeats Mexicans 40 to 0 in Exhibition
In Jackson Mississippi College beat the National University of Mexico 40 to 0 in the first international football game played in the state. The Mexicans were held to 13 points in the first half as Mississippi College used reserves, then overwhelmed them in the second half with first-string players.
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S. C. Star Suffers Broken Collar Bone
Greenville South Carolina November 8 Bill Bonneau star University of South Carolina quarterback was eliminated from future football competition today with a broken collar bone after fumbling a punt and attempting to fall on the ball. Bonneau is a senior.
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Greyhounds Tie Kernersville In Overtime Soccer
High Point and Kernersville played a close afternoon match on Kernersville field ending in an overtime tie. High Point's Mask scored early for the lead, the game stayed tight through the third quarter before Kernersville equalized, producing a well fought, evenly matched contest.
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Post-Season Clash Between Baptist Schools Favored
Officials from Wake Forest College and Furman University favor a post season football game to be played in Charlotte. Proceeds would aid the unemployed. Coaches Patt Miller and Dad Amis approve the proposal per the Charlotte Observer.
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Pitt Wins City Title 7 6 Over Carnegie Tech
The University of Pittsburgh defended its city football championship by defeating Carnegie Tech 7 to 6 before 50,000 fans at the stadium. Charley Tully, Pitt tackle, blocked an attempted placement kick for the extra point in the final period.
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Local Negro Eleven Battles Winston To a 7 All Deadlock
Penn tied Columbian Heights of Winston-Salem 7 to 7 in High Point on Friday. The game featured frequent fumbles by both sides with Penn scoring on a first quarter touchdown after Columbian fumbles and converting the extra point. Boykins left the game injured weakening Penn later. Penn’s final home game is against Greensboro on November 26 at Penn Field.
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League Votes Down Conscript Limits
Geneva Nov 8 The commission rejected Count Von Bernatorffs proposal to limit annual conscripts by League nations preparatory disarmament talks Five nations supported the German plan Russia China Sweden Norway and Holland The United States Britain and Canada did not vote but were believed to back the idea in substance while opposing enforcement against states relying on conscription for defense
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Air mail link opens Netherlands to Indies
A 10,000 mile air mail service was inaugurated between the Netherlands and Netherland East Indies. The service promises a 12 day travel time, linking European and colonial postal networks with faster communication.
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Tulane Shut Out by Auburn 21 to 0 in New Orleans
Auburn toppled Tulane 21 to 0 in New Orleans as Felts and Zimmerman powered two first half drives. Zimmerman added a third quarter TD. Tulane’s only scoring threat came on a 1 yard plunge by Felts after a 60 yard march.
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Furman Tops South Carolina 14 to 0 in thriller
Furman University, showing strong offense and defense, defeated the South Carolina Gamecocks 14 to 0 before about 6000 spectators in Greenville. Key plays included a 25 yard run by Boinneau and a 55 yard touchdown by Joel Deery, with Flacie Stewart catching a late score.
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Brill's Touchdowns Cost Father $3000 in Penn Game
Martin R Brill scored three touchdowns for the University of Pennsylvania game, earning his father a total of 3000 dollars after his father had offered 1000 dollars per touchdown. Brill's 88 yard run added another thousand and his final score came in the third period.
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Appalachian State Teachers' 6 0 Sea Dogs at Virginia Beach
Appalachian State Teachers' college from Boone defeated Atlantic university 6 to 0 on the Atlantic university field in Virginia Beach. Harris, a halfback, ran for a second quarter touchdown after a forward pass from Atlantic university’s 40 yards. The mountaineers, who beat Newport News apprentice team 7 to 0 the night before, outweighed and outplayed the Seasiders.
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Brooklyn Bridge Center Height Noted At 1385 Feet
A historical report records the Brooklyn Bridge height as about 1385 feet at its central point over the river. This figure reflects measurements from the era and reflects the bridge’s notable vertical span.
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South Dakota County Debt Totals 33.28 Million
South Dakota counties and sub divisions report total indebtedness of 33,281,944 dollars. The figure reflects borrowing across local governments, including issues for roads schools and public services.
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