Wolverines Hold Illusive Tie With Gophers In Wary Classic
Michigan and Minnesota battle to a scoreless tie on a slick field before 65 000 fans. Roy Den leads Minnesota with sharp carries and Pug Lund elusiveness in a defensive, hard fought clash that ends Michigan bid for national honors but keeps them in the Big Ten race.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Ann Arbor
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Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Roy den
Heston
Frank Birch
Earlham
L. Gardiner
Illinois
L. Daniels
Looyola
BE. P. Maxwell
Ohio State
Panthers Tie Nebraska With Late Rally
Pittsburgh overcomes a 6-0 halftime deficit as Leon Shedlosky and Hienie Weisenbaugh spark a fourth quarter scoring drive. Nebraska’s defense buckles late, allowing a single touchdown and the Panthers pull away to an implied win. final score 6 to 0.
Three Cars Stolen in High Point Reported
Three automobiles were reported stolen in High Point after dark yesterday. A Chevrolet sedan owned by L. V. Smith was taken from North Main street, another 1933 Chevrolet from 208 East Russell Street, and Joe Perdue reported his Buick sedan missing from West Broad street. none of the vehicles had been found by nightfall.
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High Point
L. V. Smith
North Main Street
East Russell Street
Joe Perdue
West Broad Street
Notre Dame Ends Slump With 7 0 Victory Over Northwestern
Evanston Nov. 18 Notre Dame sophomore Andy Pitney scored the lone touchdown as the Ramblers defeated Northwestern 7 to 0. The Irish dominated with 256 yards through passes and running while holding the Wildcats to 46. A blocked punt setup the scoring drive after Krause and Gorman recovered at the 13 yard line.
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Ed Krause
Ollie Olson
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Wildcats
al Kawal
Tony Mazziotti
Don Elser
Olson
Krause
Tom Gorman
Mazziotti Place
Buckler Sparks Army Rally for 12-0 Victory Over P M C
At West Point on November 18 Army overcame Pennsylvania Military College’s stout defense in the fourth quarter to win 12-0. Texas Jack Buckler ignited the rally, breaking tackles and rushing from midfield to set up the opening touchdown, with Paul Johnson aiding on key drives and the final score.
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N. Y
Pennsylvania Military College
Army
West Point Cadets
Texas
Jack Buckler
Penn Military
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Paul Johnson
Pennsylvania
Panthers Roll Up 276 Yards In 63 Plays For Win
The Panthers dominated the game gaining 276 yards in 63 plays for an average over four yards per rush and 17 first downs to seven for the visitors. Nickick scored the touchdown on a pass from Shedlosky in the corner behind the goal line. Weinstock failed the extra point, while Bernie Masterson attempted to stop the floating ball.
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Little Mike Nicksick
Bernie Masterson
Nicksick
Izzie Weinstock
Panthers
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Invaders
Tulane crushes Kentucky 34 to 0 in New Orleans
Tulane struck early with two touchdowns in three minutes and rolled past Kentucky 34 to 0. The Green Wave used 32 players, scoring four TDs in the first quarter and another early in the second as backups finished the game.
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Ralph Wheatley
Associated Press
New Orleans
Kentucky Wildcats
Tulane
Green Wave
Kentucky
Citadel Beats Oglethorpe 13 0 In Augusta Clash
The Citadel, led by Quarterman the triple threat backfield ace, defeated Oglethorpe of Atlanta 13 to 0 in Augusta. Ferguson scored Citadel’s first touchdown from the four yard line and Quarterman sealed the win with an interception return in the fourth period. Citadel 7 0 0 6 Oglethorpe 0 0 0 0.
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D. C
Ogietorpe
Atlanta
Ferguson
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Oglethorpe
Alabama Beats Georgia Tech 12-9 in Atlanta Thriller
Millard Howell led Alabama with two decisive runs to give the Crimson Tide a 12-9 victory over Georgia Tech in Atlanta. A fumble near Alabama’s goal line produced Tech’s only safety as Hughes recovered, while Phillips and Tech mounted late drives before Alabama extended its lead on a final quarter scoring march.
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Millard Howell
Hartford
Express
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Georgia Tech
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Howell
Hughes
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Phillips
Death claim s Woman in Davidson Count y
Miss Elsie Woodard 32 died November 16 after a long illness in Davidson county home. Daughter of Isaac Woodard she is survived by brother Jacob Woodard of Thomasville. Funeral services held at Clarksburg Methodist church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Elsie Woodard
Davidson County
Miss Woodard
Isaac Woodard
Jacob Woodard
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Princeton Routs Navy 13 0 Behind Le Vans Late Dashes
Princeton breaks a 0-0 tie in the fourth quarter as Garry Le Van from Steubenville explodes for two late touchdowns and a 13 0 victory over Navy before 40000 at Palmer Stadium. Kadlic to Lea for the final score seals the win.
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Roaring Tigers
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Rulon Miller
Wilcox
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Constable
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D. W. Very
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C. J. McCarty
Phila
Scott
Michigan
A. W. Palmer
Colby
Local Harriers Rout Greensboro In Easy 15 49 Victory
High Point high school cross country team defeated Greensboro by 15 points to 49 after noon, with seven High Point runners finishing before Greensboro's seventh place. Phibbs Davis Hubbard Cooke Ozment Fowler Lowe led the winning effort as the locals swept the top eight.
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H. C. Ozment
Fowler
Lowe
Auburn Defeats Georgia 14 to 6 in Memorial Stadium Upset
Auburn outgained Georgia 310 to 182 and held off a late Bulldog rally as Jack Williams directed a Tiger attack. Georgia scored on a 52 yard run by Al Minot but Auburn answered with a 25 yard pass to Fenton and a 20 yard TD run.
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Fire Threatens Home of Mills Home Principal
A heater on the second floor sparked a fire that burned through the floor of J. C. Lovelace’s home in Thomasville. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with little damage reported.
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J. C. Lovelace
Mills Home School
Multiple college football scores from weekend games
Army beat Pennsylvania Military College 12 to 0. Other notable results include Bloomsburg 0 over Davis and Elkins 35, Coast Guard 8 over Norwich 7, Columbia 46 over Lafayette 6, Cornell 7 over Dartmouth 0, Oregon State 9 over Fordham 6, Princeton 13 over Navy 0, Texas Christian 30 over Texas 0, Utah Aggies 14 over Brigham Young 6, and a 6 6 tie between Washington and Lee and Centre Illinois scores vary across many colleges listed.
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