Duke Delivers 21-0 Rout over Syracuse At Archbold
Duke's football machine overwhelmed Syracuse 21 to 0 in Archbold stadium as Eric Tipton led with dynamic running and a standout pass and kick game. The Blue Devils remain unbeaten and unscored upon as Wilbet-Singh’s aerials were stifled by Duke’s stout defense.
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Red) Tipton
Cornell Upsets Dartmouth 14-7 in Homecoming Thriller
Cornell defeats undefeated Dartmouth 14 to 7 before 40,475 in Ithaca. Peck and Eichler spark two first half scores as Cornell dominates with 18 first downs to five and 214 rushing yards to 128. Dartmouth narrows with a late touchdown via Wakelin reception and MacLeod’s pass, but fails to overcome the early deficit.
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Duke Syracuse Football Game Statistics
Statistics of the Duke versus Syracuse football game presented from Syracuse New York on November 12. Details cover scoring plays, yardage, and individual performances for both teams as compiled by Associated Press reporters.
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Duke Triumphs Over Syracuse in High-Scoring Showdown
Duke offenses sparked by Tipton and O'Mara forged a 21 point surge by halftime and a late third quarter finish, as Duke defeated Syracuse with Davis adding a late touchdown run. Sidat Singh and Ruth produced standouts for Syracuse while Dan Hill anchored the Blue Devils' line.
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Oregon State Defeats Stanford to End Jinx in Close Game
In Corvallis on November 12, Oregon State college beat Stanford 6 to 0 in a savage clash. The victory ends a 13 game winless streak against the Indians and featured several near clashes between players.
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Ohio State Breaks Illinois In Big Ten Tilt
Ohio State powered to a 32 to 14 win over Illinois in Champaign to strengthen its bid for the Big Ten title. The Buckeyes led by two touchdowns early and added three scores in the second half, while Illinois finally found the end zone in the second period and again late after a Buckeye fumble.
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Huskies Upset Trojans 7-6 On Slippery Turf
In Seattle on November 12, the University of Washington Huskies defeated the USC Trojans 7-6 before 18 000 fans. The upset snapped USC’s conference bid and left both teams tied with California for the Pacific Coast title, marking USC’s first league loss and fifth straight to Washington.
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Aggies Roll Over Rice 27 0 In Texas Stadium Gridiron
Texas A&M routed Rice Institute 27 to 0 in College Station. The Aggies, using a powerful rushing attack, avenged last year’s tie and knocked the Southwest Conference champions further down the standings.
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Boxers Prepare for Tuesday Night Card at Sportsarena
About a dozen amateur boxers sharpen for a local show at the Sportsarena Tuesday night. Bill Irwin and L C Dennis are near weight and eager for a first win of the season. Highlight is the Negro bout between Jack Jackson and Corine Isaacs, billed as a crowd-pleaser by Promoter Smith.
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Pitt Tops Nebraska in 13th annual gridiron clash
Pittsburgh’s dream backfield, minus Marshall Goldberg, defeated Nebraska 19 to 0 before 34,000 at Lincoln. Cassiano scored twice, Kish added a TD, and Daddio made the extra points as Pitt pulled away after a close start.
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Princeton Glides Past Yale 20 to 7
Princeton sophomore quarterback Dave Allerdice led a dominant 20 point first half for the Tigers at Palmer Stadium, tossing touchdowns to Brad Harper and Dick White and setting up Jack Daniel's score. Yale rallied late in the third quarter with Ray Anderson, Eddie Collins Jr. scoring, but Princeton held on for the win before about 50,000 spectators.
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Clemson Passes Way To Win Over Kentucky
Clemson College Tigers defeated Kentucky 14 to 0 with two Banks McFadden to Gus Goins touchdown passes. Kentucky suffered its sixth straight loss before about six thousand fans as Clemson built a 163 yard net gain advantage and benefitted from strong blocking and ground work by Loyell Bryant and Don Willis.
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Tech Coach Sees Illegal Screened Pass Tie
Georgia Tech coach W A Alexander charged Alabama with an illegal screened pass that helped tie the game 14 to 14. Alabama coach Frank Thomas called the play legal as Tech accused linesmen of blocking before the pass. Bradford received a short pass, Davis ran 60 yards for the tying score.
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Catawba Downs Guilford 27-0 in N State clash
The Catawba Indians defeated Guilford 27 to 0 before about 1,000 fans in Salisbury to seize a first place in the North State conference. Green scored twice with Lundholm and Grove also contributing touchdowns as Catawba rolled up 17 first downs and 42 rushing yards.
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Tulane finally whips Georgia in strong ground attack
Tulane ends a three year drought against Georgia by a powerful ground surge to 28 points. Billy Payne scores three times and Warren Brunner adds a fourth TD as the Green Wave outgains the Bulldogs. Georgia counters with air plays but cannot match Tulane’s running game.
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Notre Dame Routs Minnesota 19 to 0 Before 56 000
Notre Dame dominated Minnesota 19 0 at the Irish bowl as Lou Zontini opened with an 84 yard run and Bob Saggan threw two touchdown passes. Minnesota threatened briefly with field goals but could not advance past ND's defense. The Gophers managed six first downs and suffered injuries amid a bruising battle.
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Horacio Bell
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McCrary Defeats Greensboro in Piedmont League Thriller
McCrary Eagles beat Greensboro 42 to 17 in Asheboro as Holleman leads with eight goals and a foul for 17. Redd tops Greensboro scoring while McCrary overcomes a quarter deficit to lead by half 19-17 and stay ahead.
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Auburn Defeats LSU 28 to 6 in Birmingham
Auburn under coach 8S dominated Louisiana State with a 28 to 6 victory before 15 000 fans. Kelly sprinted 59 yards for an early score and rushed for 98 yards plus a 15 yard tote after a pass from Harper. LSU managed a second quarter push but Auburn answered with steady defense and scoring drives to seal the win.
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Asennie Moore
Carnegie Tech Wins Big Against Duquesne Rival
Carnegie Tech continued its strong season beating Duquesne 21 to 0 in Pittsburgh. The game featured sharp Duquesne pitching and key plays from Zontini, Brown, and J Kelly as Notre Dame officials supervised.
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