Deacons Rally Fails Against Eagles In Wake Forest Battle
Wake Forest pushes Boston College with late breaks and key first downs but Boston College holds on. Pruitt connects with Ciccarelli and Perry for drives, Manieri makes a stand, Bouley sacks Cochran, and Wake Forest recovers a fumble before time runs out.
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Navy Falls to Notre Dame in Late Rally
Navy battles back in a tense game but is stifled late as Notre Dame denies a final drive. Key moments include Alan Cameron's 34 yard interception return and Earley Evans scoring for the Irish, while Navy kicker Bernie Crimmins foils a late drive with an end zone interception. Marine Major Swede Larson, the Navy coach, faces a potential end to his bid to beat Notre Dame.
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Bernie Crimmins
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Notre Dame Navy tussle yields mixed shows in early game
Notre Dame and Navy clash with Notre Dame scoring two touchdowns by Evans and Juzwik and Navy replying with Clarke and Cameron TDs. Notre Dame racks 128 rushing yards on 28 carries while punting and passing game show limited success amid substitutions for both squads.
Panthers gain hard fought win over Fordham in defensive battle
Pitt held Fordham to 119 yards and 9 first downs while collecting 165 yards and 11 first downs. Jones starred as the Panthers weathered Fordham’s late threats, with key plays by Blumenstock and Filipowicz overshadowed by Pitt’s decisive defense in the second quarter.
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Harvard Triumphs Over Army in Air Heavy Finale
Eb set up Harvard’s late surge as Army’s rushes wilted under aerial pressure. Mazur’s attempts faltered with interceptions and drives stalled inside Harvard territory. Vander Eb’s miss on a 20 yard field goal preceded a Crimson onslaught led by Johnson, Summers, and Miller that sealed a dominant late-game victory.
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I's Cut That Counts In Winter Coat Styles
Winter coats follow the lines of new dresses with straighter looks yet outer garb not slim like frocks. The wrap-around coat with dolman sleeves signals possible future slim styles. classic-lined coats remain fashionable across sports to furred types with bold colors and reversible options.
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Cornell Lays It On Yale in 21 to 7 Gridiron Show
Cornell's Big Red dominated Yale 21 to 7 before 18000 fans in Ithaca as Ed Taylor sparked a late Yale rally. Cornell racked up 190 rushing yards and 140 passing yards while Yale capitalized late with an 85 yard TD drive led by sophomore Ed Taylor.
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College grid scores flood nation in late season action
A sprawling roundup lists college football results from multiple regions. Mississippi State beat Auburn 14 to 7. Notre Dame defeated Navy 20 to 13. Harvard topped Army 20 to 6. Penn State won 34 to 19 over Syracuse, while Dartmouth beat Princeton 20 to 13. Georgia Tech edged Kentucky 20 to 13 and several other matches are noted with scores and opponents.
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Around Capitol Square Updates on NC Education and Politics
North Carolina teachers at district meetings protest lumping schools in district salary allotments, urging each school be treated as an entity. Nathan Yetton cites potential need to hire about a thousand new teachers and possible salary reductions this biennium. Also notes budget limits and legislative control over appropriations.
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Ludwig To Coach N C High Stars Shrine Game
Ephie Seabrook of Charleston and Bill Ludwig of Salisbury named head coaches for the South Carolina and North Carolina All-Star high school football teams preparing for the Shrine charity game in Charlotte. Ludwig aided by Paul Severin. Seabrook assisted by Harry Lee and Aubrey Rion. All-state seniors to be drawn from North and South Carolina high schools with final rosters capped at 22 players per squad.
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