Clemson Tops Wake Forest 21 14 with Orange Bowl bid in mind
At Bowman Gray Stadium on November 13 Clemson beat Wake Forest 21 to 14 boosting Clemson bowl prospects. North Carolina’s Sugar Bowl invitation lingered as rumors swirled about post season plans and a potential Gator Bowl bid for Clemson remained intact regardless of today’s result.
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Dixie Bowl outlook shifts after key game in Birmingham
The Enterprise notes Baptist Hollow’s possible Dixie Bowl opponent from Kansas with a 5-2 record before yesterday’s play. Missouri Oklahoma Baylor and Villanova are also discussed as potential invitees as small bowls seek early invitations to attract major teams.
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A B Club Plans Banquet For North State Conference Star
The American Business club of High Point announces its third annual banquet to honor the North State Conference's outstanding football player. Guest speaker will be W. D. Carmichael, UNC comptroller and former athlete. The North Carolina chapter of the Southern Conference sports writers will vote on the honoree along with nine conference coaches.
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Boston College Eagles Battle William and Mary to 14 14 Tie
Boston College outrushed and outpassed William and Mary but the Home Eagles settled for a 14 to 14 tie before 15 112 Braves Field fans. Henry Black intercepted a BC pass for a late first quarter touchdown as key interference helped the Indians surge ahead.
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Bears Score Early And Late To Beat Elon 13 0
Lenoir Rhyne opened with a touchdown in the first two minutes and added another on the first scrimmage play, then repulsed three Elon threats to defeat the Christians 13 to 0 in North State Conference action at LLano College.
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Duke Powers Past George Washington 62 to 0 in Lofty Show
Duke University explodes for six touchdowns and a shutout over George Washington University at Duke Stadium. The 1948 style victory features end runs passes interceptions and a kickoff return by Jack Friedland energizing a dominant Blue Devils performance.
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Duke Rolls Over Washington In Marathon Football Scoring
Duke defeats George Washington 28 0 as Jack Mounie plunges from the three yard line for a TD and Mike Souchak adds two extra points. Andy Davis sparks the Colonials with passes but Duke capitalizes on turnovers and late offense to clinch the victory.
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Football scores from across the nation feature major contests
A vast slate shows North Carolina 49 over Soe tin boidnnie, Clemson 21, Washington & Lee 21 Appalachian 27, Western Carolina 32 NC State 20, High Point 30 Lenoir Rhyne 13, and many more. Notable results include Harvard 30 Brown 19, Princeton 20 Yale 14, Penn State 47 Temple 6, Notre Dame 12 Northwestern 7, Michigan 54 Indiana 0, Ohio State 34 Illinois 7, and Southern California 32 Washington 7.
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Wolverines Thrash Indiana 54-0 in Ann Arbor
Unbeaten Michigan opened with a strong land and air attack and pummeled Indiana 54-0 in Ann Arbor. A crowd of 84 000 watched as Coach Ben Otserbaan’s Wolverines stretched a 7-0 lead into their largest margin in eight straight wins this season.
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Minnesota Beats Iowa 28-21 In Big Nine Clash
Minnesota used power to defeat Iowa 28-21 in a brisk football game at Iowa City. The underdog Hawks challenged their Big Nine rivals through three quarters before Minnesota pulled away with a late scoring surge.
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Tar Heel Air Attack Pounds Old Liners 49 21
Maryland fought hard but Carolina's aerial barrage overwhelmed the Old Liners at Griffith Stadium. Charlie Justice Hosea Rodgers and intercepts by Bill Maceyko sparked a Tar Heel victory as North Carolina built a decisive lead despite eight Old Liner fumbles.
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SMU Mustangs Rally To Beat Arkansas 14 12
In Fayetteville on November 13, Southern Methodist University Mustangs rallied with a 16 yard Paue touchdown catch from Gilbert Johnson as time expired to defeat the Arkansas Razorbacks 14 to 12 before about 22 000 fans on homecoming.
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