Eastern quad chosen for Optimist Bowl lineup
High school football circles in eastern North Carolina note Lee Stone of Raleigh and Joe Caruso of Henderson will map the eastern all stars for the Optimist Bowl. Western coaches Diamont and Mauss have yet to complete rosters for the High Point bowl affair with announcement expected early this week. Players report to High Point next Sunday to train at the Sheraton hotel ahead of practice sessions. The roster lists Ends Butler Riddle Poe Daughtry Caldwell. Tackles Vaughn Smith Owen Pendergraft Kiser Morrison. Guards Canfield Blackwell Rickard Lane Seawell SeNeil Dorman trewer Hill Ammons Burrell House Abrams.
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Wadesboro
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Pitt Upsets Penn State 7-0 in Thriller at Pitt Stadium
Nick Bolkovac sparked a stunning upset lifting Pitt past Penn State 7-0 before 51,075 fans. Bolkovac kicked the extra point after a 23 yard interception return, and Ralph Coleman assisted as Pitt's defense limited State despite 15 first downs.
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All-Stars Meet Burlington Thanksgiving in Albion Millis Stadium
A strong local all-star team led by Jonathan Campbell will play a Burlington semipro outfit on Thanksgiving Day at 11 o clock in Albion Millis Stadium. Proceeds go to the Negro YMCA for development. Jim Rowe and other standouts join Campbell. tickets on sale at gates with no advance sales.
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Unk) Campbell
Morgan State College
Burlington
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Jim Rowe
Greensboro
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Ben Moore
Fred Dawson
Gilbert Wiley
Oliver Foust
Howard Dunlap
Clemson Dominates Duquesne 42-0 Before Homecoming Crowd
In Clemson South Carolina on November 20 the undefeated Tigers overwhelmed Duquesne 42 to 0. Ray Mathews starred with two rushing touchdowns a 74 yard pass and a pivotal 75 yard reverse and guard Tom Salisbury delivered a key block. Clemson led 21-0 at halftime and added three more scores in the second half to extend their win streak to eight.
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College football scores from the era listed
A dense slate of college games shows Harvard over Yale 20 to 7, Columbia 34 over Syracuse 28, Pittsburgh 7 over Penn State 0, and Dartmouth 33 over Princeton 13. Other results include Iowa 34 over Boston University 14 and Tulane 6 over Cincinnati 0.
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Northwestern Rolls Past Illinois 20 7 Warms Rose Bowl Hopes
Northwestern under coach Bob Voigts defeated Illinois 20 7 at Dyche Stadium to tighten its Rose Bowl bid. The Wildcats built a 20 0 lead by halftime behind a strong running attack and capitalized on field position as Michigan clinched the Big Nine title elsewhere.
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Ohio State Defeated by Michigan in Air Attack 13-3
Michigan the Wolverines rallied to beat Ohio State 13-3 at Ohio Stadium as they moved to 9 straight wins. OSU led early but was outrun and outgained, finishing strong offensively for Michigan. The crowd of 72,000 saw a pivotal Big Ten clash with national title implications.
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