Cernugel under pressure as Bison stumble against Gastonia
In a fall season marked by skepticism, coach Tony Cernugel faces scrutiny from peers while his Black Bison rally with sharp psychology and tutoring from Leo Morgan. The team, trailing 18 points in the third quarter to Gastonia, fights back as state finals loom.
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High Schoo
Tony
Bison
Gastonian
High Point
Chapel Hill
Greensboro
R. J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Reynolds
Cernigel
Cernugel
Leo Morgan
Catawba
Black Bison
Gastonia
Donald Dunkelberger
Salisbury
Texas Held To Red Tie By Baylor Gobblers Nip N. C. State
Virginia Tech battles Baylor's Gobblers to a 14 to 13 tie at Winston Salem. NC State leads early with two first-period touchdowns but the Gobbler line reverses momentum after the second period. Dick Watts injures, then Gallagher and Smith cap a late Wolfpack drive with a four-yard TD to tie. McClure converts twice for VT.
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Baylor Gobblers
N. C. State
Soc Charales
Bowman Gray
Winston Salem
N. C. State Wolfpack
Virginia Tech
Glasgow
W. Va
Jimmie Kitts
Gobbler
John Maskas
State
Dick Watts
Watts
Faircloth
VPI
James
Gallagher
Wolfpack
Smith
Jimmy Kitts
McClure
Northwestern Beats Indiana 20 to 14 in cold snow
Northwestern defeated Indiana 20 to 14 before 32,000 fans in Evanston as snow fell. Hoosier sophomore Billy Hillenbrand starred with a yard TD run after a pass interception and a 63-yard third quarter march, while Evansville’s Donald Dunkelberger and a late surge helped Northwestern rebound from a prior loss.
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Northwestern
Minnesota
Indiana
Hoosiers
Billy Hillenbrand
Evansville
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Hoy
Hillenbrand
Charles Jacoby
Elon Skins By Catawba In Minor Classic
Salisbury saw Elon pull ahead in a tough North State Conference clash as Curry Bryan scored on a return to push Elon to an 8-7 win over Catawba before 4,500 fans. Key plays included a safety by Elon and a late Catawba pass failure as Elon edged ahead 9-7 in first downs, with Elon grabbing the decisive score late in a tightly fought battle.
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Lou Agresia
Melky Craft
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Don Hanley
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Boone
Tomanchek
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Glenn
Daher
Holfhouser
Owo
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Lt—Gleen Haley
Zurlis Menepace
Withers Eliis
Agresa
Gaddy
Donata Yagtella
Re—Shaw
Johnson
Drhet Culton
Bhoone - Green
Hatshouser
Tomanche
Georgiana
Elan
Agresta
Holshauser
Erd Zamne
Cariwhba
Handey
High Point Panthers Triumph Over Guilford Quakers 26 to 0
High Point College Panthers dominate Guilford Quakers 26 to 0 with a strong ground game and timely passes. Key scores include Petack and Lumsden rushing touchdowns, Bowen kickoff return, and Bowen to Myers pass setup. Panthers' line and backfield provide clear edges, while Guilford battles hard with Hollowell and Taylor.
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Reginald Henshaw
Guilford College
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Maxell
Myers
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Quakers
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Lepkowski
Freeman
Petack
Maxwell
Case
Fred Taylor
Perrin Buyeu
Speed Hollowell
Guilford
Pas
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Downing
Venen
Nelson - Lepkowski
Taylor
Weaver
Lindley Fernandez
Buyen Freeman
Schoelkopt Myers
Brye
Mills Elu
Pearson - Case
Stanford T Strikes Twice To Beat USC at Los Angeles
Stanford's offense exploded in the first period to defeat Southern California 13 to 0 in a Pacific Coast Conference clash. Eric Armstrong raced 69 yards for the first score, Willard Sheller added a one yard TD after a Trojan fumble, and Frankie Albert converted the second after missing the first. The Indians dominated, with SB’s defense limiting USC to a lone drive past the 45. The victory kept Stanford tied for the PCC lead as Oregon State and California loom.
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Portland
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Willard Sheller
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Frankie Albert
Oregon State
Washington State
Southern California
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Armstrong
Robertson
Ralph Heywood
Heywood
Oval
Joe Davis
Kmetovic
Albert
Pete
Heywod
Frankie
S. C
Arnold Meiners
Texas A M Keeps Perfect Record After SMU Victory
Texas A M remains undefeated in the Southwest Conference with a 21 to 10 win over Southern Methodist in College Station. Derace Moser sparked the rally with scoring passes and a key run, as SMU fought hard but could not overcome a strong Aggie defense and late field goal by Campbell. One spectator died during the celebration.
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Texas
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Belton
Moser
SMU
Jim Sterling
Bill Henderson
Jake Webster
Preston Johnston
Aggie
Johnson
Campbell
Northwestern Routs Indiana On Clawson Ground Drive
Northwestern storms back to edge Indiana 21 7 as Don Clawson rumbles 96 yards to key gain and finishes with the decisive two yard TD. Otto Graham dazzles for the Wildcats with a 42 yard pass to Clarence Hasse and steady ground work. Indiana’s Hillenbrand and Graham exchange scores early before Northwestern seals the victory with a late push.
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Northwestern
Wildcats
Otto Graham
Caphomanel
Don Clawson
Indiana
Clawson
Dick Erdlitzj
Graham
Clarence
Bud) Hasse
Erdlitz
London Transport
Georgia Tech Edges Kentucky 20 to 13 in cold win
Georgia Tech barely powers past Kentucky 20 to 13 before 12,000 amid chilly weather. Kentucky scored late in the second period to tie 13 at half, but Tech answered with a third quarter touchdown drive led by Johnny Bosch, holding on for a Southeastern Conference victory that mattered mainly for records.
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uPi
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Noah Mullins
Johnny Bosch
Pepper
Jackets
Aeg
Baylor Bears Tie Texas Longhorns In Stunner Tie
Baylor, led by 175-pound sub halfback Mitt Kittrell, stunned the top-ranked Texas Longhorns 7 7 with a late 82-yard drive. Kittrell passed to Wenzell Gandy and scored as Jack Crain and Coleman connected on the decisive plays. Texas losses include injuries to Pete Layden, Malcolm Kutner and Julian Garrett.
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Julian Garrett
Noble Doss
Texas
Spec Sanders
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Bert Edmison
Sanders
Roy McKay
McKay
Jack Crain
Kittrell
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Bear
Milton Crain
Lewis Self
Bill Collman
Doss
Coleman
Wilson
Layden
Crain
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