Carolina UNCorks passing attack to whip Wake Forest
College Park Md Nov 11 Duke University crushed Maryland 38 to 7 in a Southern Conference game as Duke’s second team played most of the contest. Maryland scored once on a 50 yard run by Willis Benner after a Dick Nelson pass. Duke varsity notched two touchdowns on a 45 yard drive with Bob Cox and a pass from Nick Laney to Tom Rogers. Duke racked up 296 rushing yards and 21 first downs while Maryland gained 157 via the air and total first downs. Jack Alexander scored early for the Terrapins.
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Georgia Scores Early To Defeat Yale 7 0
Yale falls to Georgia 7 0 as the Bulldogs strike early with a first-quarter touchdown drive. The game features strong defense and steady offense from Georgia, securing the win in a chilly contest.
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Pomposity Wins Riggs Handicap at Pamlico Track
In Baltimore on November 11 W R Coe's Pomposity upset the Riggs handicap 1000 added feature at Pamlico track. Mad Frump owned by C V Whitney finished second with Kerry Patch of Lee Rosenberg third. The race favored Mate from A C Bostwick's stable and he failed to place.
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Georgia Bulldogs Top Yale 7 0 Behind Homer Key Rally
Georgia's fast back Homer Key led the Bulldogs to a 7 to 0 victory over Yale in New Haven. Key rushed for 125 yards and scored the first period touchdown as Yale fought back with a strong defense and third quarter push but failed to cross Georgia's goal line. Yale's defense, led by tackle Jack Kilcullen, stifled most Georgia threats in the final half.
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College football scores from various games
Oklahoma Aggies defeated Drake 21 to 0 while Miami of Ohio shut out Ohio Wesleyan 24 0. Kalamazoo and Alamo tied 0 0. Western State beat St. Viator 33 6. Hanover 20 12 over Wabash. Notre Dame B 13 13 with Manchester. Iowa Wesleyan 13 Upper Iowa 0. Ripon 0 Milliken 0 tie. Bradley 13 Monmouth 6. Wichita 27 Southwestern Kansas 16. Baptist Oklahoma 7 East Central Oklahoma 6. Tulsa 39 Oklahoma City 0. Grinnell 0 Haskell 0. Southwest St Edwards 7 Howard Payne 34. Salem 0 East Texas Teachers 6. North Texas Teachers 0 Trinity Texas 6 Southwestern 0. Rocky Mountain Brigham Young 25 Colorado College 0. Utah 13 Colorado 6. Idaho Southern Branch 13 Montana State 6. New Mexico 7 Arizona 0.
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Mighty Tennessee Beats Ole Miss in Easy Fashion 35-6
Tennessee dominated Ole Miss 35 to 6 at Knoxville as Beattie Feathers scored twice and Charley Vaughn delivered accurate passes. Mississippi grabbed an early 7 point lead but failed to sustain offense while the Vols extended the margin with a 31 yard dash by Craig and a late score set up by Bayless and Petruzze.
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Kercheval Leads Wildcats Past VMI Cadets 21 to 6
Kentucky freshman star Ralph Kercheval dominates the game with 15 points on two touchdowns and all extra points. Pug Bach adds a late score, and Kercheval extends his streak of successful point after attempts. VMI's lone TD comes in the second quarter after a 60 yard punt.
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Columbia Lions Overwhelm Middies 14 to 7 in Colossal Triumph
NEW YORK November 11 Columbia toppled Navy 14 to 7 in a one sided clash. Captain Cliff Montgomery scored two three yard touchdowns and Newt Wilder failed on two placement attempts. Fred Buzz Berries provided Navy’s lone highlight with a 76 yard kickoff return TD.
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Paul Runyan Leads Field in Washington Tournament
Paul Runyan shot a 79 in gusty wind to lead the National Capital Open at Kenwood, with Al Watrous and Craig Wood at 71. Seventy five golfers posted 72s or better as 175 players competed, including Gene Kunes at 72 and Johnny Farrell at 78.
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Bantams to Meet Tigers in Southern Title Clash
In a return engagement the Charlotte Bantams face the Memphis Tigers at 3 p m tomorrow in Charlotte. The Tigers beat the Bantams 27 to 10 earlier this season in Memphis.
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Carolina Duke Classic Highlights a Storied Rivalry
The annual Carolina Duke grid classic draws North Carolina and Duke fans to a storied rivalry dating to 1889. The series has produced lopsided scores and tight battles, with memorable moments in 1925 41 0 and 1929 48 7, and a 0 0 deadlock in 1930 and 1931.
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Tar Heels Stop Wake Forest 26 to 0 On Armistice Day
North Carolina defeats Wake Forest 26 to 0 at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill. The Tar Heels dominate with early passing plays, a blocked punt, a 40-yard return, and three scores in the first half plus another in the third, securing a decisive victory over the Deacons.
Football Scores Across Colleges and Regions Display Varied Outcomes
A wide batch of college football results shows East teams like West Chester Teachers winning 6 0 and Trinity edging Amherst 7 6, with Navy 7 over City College New Columbia and Army blanking Harvard 27 0. Midwest and South fixtures include Purdue 19 Notre Dame 0 and Georgia Tech 19 Florida 1, plus multiple ties and narrow margins across dozens of schools.
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