Auburn Clashes in Southern Conference Race as Week End Slate Unfolds
Auburn remains atop the Southern Conference standings with one game left before the Dec 3 clash with South Carolina after routing Georgia 14 to 7. Alabama faces Vanderbilt and Tennessee meets Kentucky in key Thursday games that could influence the title chase. Duke upsets North Carolina 7 to 0 at Chapel Hill, while Tulane shells Sewanee 26 to 0 and Mississippi tops Southwestern 7 to 0 amid a busy weekend slate.
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Sixteen Teams Still Undefeated In College Football
New York Nov 21 Sixteen top college squads remain undefeated this season though only eight have no ties Temple De Paul and Waynesburg have fallen from the unbeaten list Texas Christian leads the scoring with 276 points Colgate and St John s of Minnesota share the best defensive mark Players listed include Colgate Centenary Jeff A Tex Michigan Valparaiso Southern California Brown Texas Christian Tennessee Pardee Susquehanna Western Michigan St John s Minnesota Pittsburgh Vanderbilt and others with records shown in the AP compilation.
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Zimmerman extends lead in Southern Conference scoring
Nov 21 Atlanta Don Zimmerman of Tulane increased his conference scoring lead to 79 points after a seven point game against Sewanee. Auburn’s Jimmy Hitchcock moved to 67 points after a decisive TD against Georgia, with other leaders listed: Cain 69, Kimbrell 68, Feathers 54, Roberta 64, Grant 41, Kercheval 38, Hutson 37, Bach 36, Widmyer 31, Dupree 39, Holley 30, Woodward 30, Poppleman 30.
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Mississippi
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Holley
Woodward
Clemson
Ee Poppleman
Massachusetts Ace Leads Gridders of Nation In Scoring
Lou Bush of Massachusetts State reportedly clinches the national individual football scoring title. The article lists leaders across conferences with Bush atop the scoring chart, followed by standouts from Texas Christian Tulane Michigan State Utah Creighton Minnesota and others.
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Tex
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Tulane
Monnett
Mich
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Utah
Gordon
Creighton
Manders
Minnesota
Griffith
Bo. Calif
Duke Carolina His and Hers in Endless What-ifs
North Carolina fans woke with headaches after a duel that ended 7 to 0 as Duke battled for the goal line. The debate centered on penalties and a midgame field call by Coach Chuck Collins that handed Duke a five yard line with four downs.
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Ohio State Stars Highlight 1932 All-Star Big Ten Team
Chicago November 21 Ohio State players headline the All-Star Big Ten football selections by AP coaches with three berths on the first and second teams. Purdue stars Newman Pardonner Moss and Williamson also gain spots along with Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois and Michigan picks amid a season marked by Buckeye standout performances.
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Carolina and Virginia highlight Thanksgiving gridiron slate
North Carolina faces Virginia in the oldest southern rivalry at Charlottesville marking the holiday game as the centerpiece of a busy week. Duke meets Washington and Lee on Saturday while N C State ends its season against South Carolina and Wake Forest and Davidson prepare for rivalry showdowns.
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Thundering Herds In Final Tilts Of Year
The 1932 college football season nears its end with key Thanksgiving week games. Army faces Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium. Pitt meets Stanford. Texas Christian hosts Southern Methodist. Brown and Colgate vie for eastern supremacy. Nebraska clinches the Big Six title. Michigan is crowned Big Ten champion after a 3-0 win over Minnesota.
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Carolina Line Faces Virginia Track Threat At Charlottesville
Carolina's strong line aims to slow Virginia sprints at the Thanksgiving classic in Charlottesville. Milton Abram son and Henry Sackett of Virginia are top backs, while Cavaliers center Lewis Reiss and end Ray Eugene Eager pace the blocking and support for a stout forward effort.
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Virginia
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Virginia Faces Carolina Punt Trio In Charlottesville Clash
Virginia notes Johnson and Sippley have not been out punted all year while North Carolina aims to blunt that streak with Henry Burnett Charlie Woollen and Ed Martin delivering long well placed kicks in a key Thursday game at Charlottesville.
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Wolfpack Faces Gamecocks in Stiff Test on Defense
NC State Wolfpack prepared for a hard drill against a defensive unit that has yielded only 19 points all season, while the Gamecocks rely on an underdog status and a backfield that has produced 90 points. The Wolfpack attack focuses on passing, end runs, and backfield speed to breach the Deacon line.
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