Engineers Rout Tigers By 41 Too
Georgia Tech overwhelmed Clemson 41 to 6 before 10 000 fans as starters and reserves saw action. Eddie and Co. opened with 13 points, then the lead grew to 25 0 late first period. Pritchard booted a field goal after a fumble recovery, and Tech added two scores in the final period while Clemson managed a lone late touchdown.
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Fom Tech
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Bob Dobbs
Jack Hennesseey
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Gillespie
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Scharfschmerdt Clemson
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Prokop
Scharfschwerdt
Broyles
Schartschwerdt
Bills
Sammons
Kilzer
Andrus
Trumpore
Army crushes Bear steak party in 59 to 0 blowout
Army football at Michie Stadium hammer Brown 59 to 0 as seven players score. Texas Jack Minor leads with three TDs, including an 88 yard sprint. Clemson Tech and Georgia Tech players listed in notes. Brown’s lone threat comes late against Cadet reserves.
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Navy
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Brown
Jack Cokefair
Cokefair
Texas
Jack Minor
Minor
Davis Blue Brigade routs Daniel Field 41–0 in front of 15000
CAMP DAVIS North Carolina November 20 The Davis Blue Brigade dominated Daniel Field Georgia 41 to 0 sealing its seventh win of the season. Davis piled up 395 rushing yards and used T formation finesse to overpower the Fliers before a large anti aircraft crowd.
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N. C
Ry Davis Blue Brigade
Tolloy
Daniel Field
Davis
Black Bison Cagers Open Drill Periods Next Week
Black Bison high school basketball opens practice with a small nucleus led by Mel Walker captain Lee Roy Collins and Malcolm Sullivan. Coach Simeon counts on Bill Kennedy and Dennis Presnell to bolster the squad amid hopes for a solid season and possible regional games within fifty miles due to transportation limits.
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Lee Roy Collins
Malcolm Sullivan
Tony Simeon
Black Bison Basketeers
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Bison Piloter
Army
Outlook Slim
Simeon
Bill Kennedy
Dennis Presnell
Bison
Walker
Collins
Sullivan
High Point
C. E. Macintosh
Salisbury
Colgate Defeats Columbia 41 to 0 in New York
Colgate overwhelms the Lions 41 to 0 as Frank Muhllehuser scores three times and Dick Owen Elving Nordmark and Don Coates add TDs. Columbia ends the season with eight straight losses for Lou Little's squad.
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Columbia
Lions
Colgate
Lou Little
Frank Muehlheuser
Dick Owen
Muehtheuser
Otto Apel
Elving Nordmark
Muhlheuser
Don Coates
Bill Lindeman
Everett Santo
Mercury Club Meets Tomorrow Dinner and Plans
The Mercury Athletic club holds its regular monthly diner and business meeting tomorrow night at 6:45 in the Blue room of the Sheraton hotel. The chief topic is tentative plans for the Golden Gloves Boxing tournament to be held here in January.
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Mercury Athletic Club
Sheraton Hotel
Six Quintets To Play In Y M C A Cage Loop
The Y M C A basketball league may be limited to six teams this season with Mechanicsville Stampograph appealing for entry. The initial six clubs Amos Hosiery Triangle Marsh Thom asville Chair Omlinson Chair and Sedgefield will finalize plans and the schedule at a meeting tonight.
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Municipal Basketball League
Amos Hosiery
Triangle
Marsh
Thomasville
Omlinson
Sedgefield
Highland
Harris-Covington
Adams-Millis
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Lafayette Pounds Rutgers 9-2 on Opening Kickoff Return
Lafayette routs Rutgers 9 to 2 at Easton as Joe Marhefka Jr. scores on a 94 yard kickoff return and adds a fourth quarter field goal. Rutgers tallies a second quarter safety after Bela Rieger’s punt went awry on Magee’s attempted lateral.
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Joe Marhefka, Jr
Lafayette
Rutgers
Marhefka
Bela Rieger
Magee
Earley Seals Victory With Two Extra Points For Notre Dame
In a tense late-game surge Notre Dame defeats Iowa Seahawks 14-13 as 18-year-old Navy V-12 trainee Earley kicks two crucial extra points. A 45,000-strong crowd watches Notre Dame extend its winning streak to nine after trailing seven points early in the first period. Great Lakes looms next Saturday.
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Seahawks
Dick Texas Aggies
Otre Dame
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Ind
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Little Earley
Navy
Iowa Seahawks
Great Lakes
Iowa Seahawks Notre Dame clash leaves stats scattered
In South Bend on November 26, Iowa Seahawks and Notre Dame produced uneven football statistics. Key players posted mixed yardage and scoring drives as the game swung between defense and offense.
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South Bend
Ind
Iowa Seahawks
Notre Dame
Hawkeyes Defeat Nebraska 33 to 13 in Lincoln Birthday Win
Iowa, coached by Slip Madigan, thrashed Nebraska 33 13 in Lincoln. Roger Stephens opened scoring with a sneak from the one, Henry Terrell added a 34 yard run, and Bill Barbour kicked both extra points. Nebraska answered with Kenfield and Bob Schneider scores, but Iowa held the lead.
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Iowa
Haweyes
Nebraska
Bill Barbour
Kenfield
Bob Schneider
High Point Bison struggle in season to date amid injuries
The Salisbury game stands out as a high point in a bleak season for High Point High's Bison. Coach Tony Cernugel faced manpower shortages injuries and low morale as the team managed just two victories and multiple losses, with a 86 points for and 144 against tally.
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Bison
Salisbury
Boyden High Yellow Jackets
Cernugel
High Point High
High Point
Tigers Get Orange Bow Invitation After Tulane Clash
Miami announces Louisiana State University to play in the 10th Orange Bowl on New Year’s Day. The selection follows LSU’s final regular game against Tulane as Orange Bowl committee weighs opponents likely not to disrupt training, with candidates including Penn State, Wake Forest, Holy Cross, Tulsa and Arkansas. LSU, 5–2, had losses to V-12 teams, and the committee seeks another Orange Bowl thriller.
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Louisiana
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Penn State
Franklin and Marshall
Wake Forest
Holy Cross
Tulsa
Arkansas
Bernie Moore
Alabama
Boston College
Georgia
Texas Christian
Great Lakes Bluejackets Thesis Triumph Over Marquette 25 to 6
The Great Lakes Bluejackets defeated Marquette 25 to 6 in Ill. on Nov. 20. Great Lakes led early and held the lead, totaling 432 yards from scrimmage to Marquette's 293. Juzwik scored from the one, Pickey recovered a blocked punt for a TD, Rudan added Marquette’s lone score, Proctor ran 33 yards, and Roskin closed the scoring after Sitko reached the one.
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Marquette
Juzwik
Cecil Pickey
John Rudan
Marqanette
Hilltoppers
Dewey Proctor
Ken Roskin
Sitko
Devils Win Share In S C Playoff
Duke University’s Blue Devils crushed North Carolina 27-6 at Kenan Stadium to clinch at least a share of the Southern Conference title. The win improves Duke to eight wins in nine games and extends a historic rivalry in front of a wartime crowd of about 25 000.
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Duke University
Blue Devils
North Carolina
South
Kenan Stadium
Duke
Tulane Tops LSU in Lightning Third Quarter Rally
Tulane Green Wave dominated LSU 27 to 0 as three third quarter TDs capped a fast offensive display. Leonard Finley and Joe Renfroe sparked the drive with long gains, Ken Tarretti and Jim Jackson scored, and Tulane held LSU shutout despite late Tigers threats.
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Cers
Greenies
Billy Jones
Leonard Finley
Tiger
Joe Renfroe
Jones
Ken Tarretti
Jim Jackson
Geo Jones
Gee Knight
Ken Tarnetti
Struc
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Gene Knight
Elliott Iglehart
Renfroe
Joe Nagata
Finley
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