Notre Dame Routs Northwestern 14 to 0 At Evanston
Notre Dame defeated unbeaten Northwestern 14 to 0 at Dyche Stadium as two late touchdowns sealed the win. Schwartz and DaHanley scored for the Irish, with Carideo adding two extra points. Northwestern had two chances erased by fumbles near Notre Dame’s 10 yard line.
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Duke and Wake Forest deadlock as teams tie
College football roundup shows Duke and Wake Forest ending 13 apiece, with Notre Dame routing Northwestern 14 to 0 and South Carolina defeating North Carolina State 19 to 0. Other scores include Harvard over Yale 27 to 13 and Ohio State beating Illinois 12 to 9.
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College and University Gridiron Scores Across the Nation
A broad slate of college games shows many blowouts and close contests. Notable results include Furman 31 over Citadel 6, Randolph Macon 2 down by Drexel 36, St. Bonaventure 18 edging St. Vincent 7, and Alabama peers like Maryland 0 losing to Navy 6. Additional surprises include Kansas 32 over Missouri 0 and Boise rivalries with several freshmen teams posting gains.
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Geneva
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Harvard Triumph Over Yale 13 to 0 at Yale Bowl
Harvard defeats Yale 13 to 0 before 78,000 at Yale Bowl. William Barry Wood Jr. passes for two touchdowns while Ben Ticknor anchors a shutout defense. Harvard seizes control from the start and claims its third straight win over Yale in Cambridge teams’ series.
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Yale
William Barry Wood, Jr
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Eli Hopes
Blue
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Boyden Athletic Field Dedication at Salisbury
Boyden Athletic Field in Salisbury was formally dedicated by Mr. and Mrs. Burton Craig of Winston-Salem in honor of Col. A H Boyden. Winston-Salem High defeated Salisbury 25 to 0 in a Western Class A game. Stahle Linn spoke on the presentation. J H Knox delivered the response.
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George Hutchens Eleven Triumphs 90 6
George Hutchens' football warriors defeated Joe Cook's eleven on the Richardson and Hamilton street gridiron yesterday afternoon. Lloyd McSwaim starred with six touchdowns while Captain George Hutchens scored five times driving in the pigskin for the decisive win.
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Villanova Downs Georgetown 13 to 0 in Historic Gridiron Clash
In Philadelphia on November 22 Villanova defeated Georgetown 13 to 0 in the first meeting between the programs in 25 years. Villanova’s victory generated funds for the unemployment relief fund as a modest crowd watched the game.
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Wisconsin Throttles Minnesota 14 to 0 in rivalry clash
In Madison on November 22 Wisconsin defeated Minnesota 14 to 0 as over 30,000 spectators watched. The Badgers outplayed and outsmarted the Gophers in a commanding late season showdown marking the oldest Midwest football rivalry.
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Daniel Baker 6 Texas A and M 6 Tie
A close pairing ends in a six to six tie between Daniel Baker and Texas A and M. No additional context or details are provided in the fragment.
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Guilford Defeats Lynchburg 39 to 0 in Season Finale
Guilford College overwhelms Lynchburg 39 to 0 at home in N. C. season finale. Wel lons scores twice with Bunn adding two, Webster and Cheek also cross for Guilford as Cheek kicks three extra points. Captain Lippincott shines in final Guilford appearance.
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Carolina Prepares for Virginia Clash with Veteran Backfield
Carolina's football squad, led by Nash Magner Branch and House, arms for a Thanksgiving trip to Charlottesville. Coach Collins trains a veteran backfield to counter Virginia's defense, aiming to repeat 1928 29 success with strong line blocking and timing.
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Southwestern Upsets Sewanee 26 to 6 in Memphis
Southwestern defeats Sewanee 26 to 6 as Herbert Newton scores three touchdowns and passes to Harold High for another. Pittman adds one conversion. Sewanee's lone score comes early on a long run by Jeffries.
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Central High Defeats Asheville to Reach NC Championship
Charlotte Central High School defeated Asheville 7-0 to advance to meet Hugh Morson High of Raleigh in Chapel Hill for the North Carolina class A high school football title. Joe Funderburk scored the lone touchdown after a pass from Gadd to Farris set up the nine yard run. Hed West and Cathey starred for Asheville, while McCachren and Funderburk led Charlotte’s offense.
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Vanderbilt Routs Auburn 27 to 0 in Nashville Renewal
Vanderbilt defeated Auburn 27 to 0 in Nashville extending a long rivalry. Vanderbilt scored on a fumble return, a second quarter touchdown, a third quarter TD after a scoop and drive, and late in the game added a 40 yard pass setup score and a final touchdown. Auburn twice reached scoring range but could not capitalize.
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Navy defeats Maryland in renewed 1888 rivalry game
Navy wins 6 to 0 at Annapolis before 23000 as Lou Kirn rushes 65 yards for a first half touchdown. Navy totals 229 rushing yards to Maryland's 198 while both sides gain twelve first downs. Navy completes six passes for 52 yards to Maryland's five for 51.
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Washington and Jefferson Tops West Virginia 7 6
In Morgantown Washington and Jefferson defeated West Virginia 7 to 6. The standout was fullback Stew Wilson who carried most of the 45 yard drive in the third period and threw a scoring pass to Port. Wilson also kicked the game's decisive extra point after Parriott failed on a late try.
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Highway spending in 1928 tops over 1.5 billion nationwide
States and local governments expanded road funding outside cities in 1928, with total highway outlay reaching 1.554 billion dollars as part of a broad public works push.
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Erskine Upsets Wofford 7–0 on late first-quarter pass
In Spartanburg South Carolina on November 22 Erskine's Hambright and Reid connected for a 35 yard pass setting up the only score of the game as Reid sprinted 15 yards to the end zone. Hambright added the extra point to seal the victory for the Erskine Seceders over the Wofford Terriers.
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Cedarville and Carroll On Hold As Tie Stuns Readers
Scores show Morehead Kentucky teachers defeated Cedarville 7 to 0 while Morris Harvey overwhelmed New River teachers 51 to 0. Lake Forest and Carroll played to a 0 0 draw.
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Furman Dominates Citadel 31 to 6 in Greenville
Furman overwhelmed The Citadel with a 31 to 6 victory in Greenville. Allred connected for a 31 yard gain, then scored on a 1 yard rush as Furman built a 13-0 lead. Citadel’s lone score came in the second quarter, with Pearson and Allred adding touchdowns for Furman and Harmon kicking the extra point.
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High Point College Edges Y Rangers 2 1 in Hard Soccer Action
High Point College defeats the Y Rangers 2 to 1 in a tight contest. Culle cleared to goal as the keeper misjudged, Morrie scored for the college in the third quarter, Hastings defended for the Y. Substitutions included Moffitt and Jones for the Rangers and White for Gorga. period length 15 minutes.
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College football scores from Wheaton and peers
Wheaton 14 Valparaiso 19, St Viator 0 Elmhurst 0. Illinois Wesleyan 46 Normal Colorado College 0, Colorado Aggies 0. Stetson 52 Southern 0.
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