Harvard Triumphs Over Yale 10 to 6 In Muddy Classic
Harvard converted two Booth breakaways into touchdowns and a field goal to edge Yale 10 to 6 before 58,000 at Harvard Stadium. Yale briefly led after a Booth pass to Ellis but Harvard’s blocking and kickoff recovery sparked two scoring drives.
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Army and Ohio Wesleyan Battle For 19 to 6 Victory
Army defeats Ohio Wesleyan 19 to 6 at Michie Stadium in a hard fought game. Capt. Kerner Cagle and Murrell score for Army with strong defenses and a late burst by Polly Humber. Ohio Wesleyan’s Wertz accounts for the Bishops’ lone touchdown. Messinger and Price key a Cadet scoring drive.
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Charlotte Wildcats claim Western HI title with easy win
Charlotte central high Wildcats defeated High Point 40 to 0 to clinch the western conference crown for class A. Laney and Wilson scored multiple touchdowns while Moffitt and Curlee starred on defense and offense in muddy conditions.
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Panthers Eye Basketball After Football Season Ends
The Purple Panthers of High Point College shift focus from football to basketball. Veteran Ralph Mulligan will step down as captain with Riley Litman taking over. star Cotton Purdue returns to push for a starting role. Young hopefuls Zacovic Swart Cary and others join the reshaped roster as a strong schedule nears completion.
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Detroit Bowl Upsets Oregon Aggies 14 to 7
Detroit reports the Oregon Aggies, defending nearly three seasons, were edged 14 to 7 as Detroit struck first in the opening period with a Brazil to young touchdown pass. Vachon added the extra point. Oregon scored twice but could not overcome Detroit’s early lead.
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Guilford Reserves Beat Asheboro High 53 to 6 in Nov. Meet
Guilford College reserves overwhelmed Asheboro High School 53 to 6 as West and Robertson starred for the Quaker understudies. The first half produced 33 points with most players seeing action. Asheboro rallied briefly in the second half before Guilford added two late touchdowns and an extra point.
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Maryland to play 21 games 14 vs southern foes
The University of Maryland announces a 21 game basketball schedule with 14 games against Southern Conference rivals. Coach Burton Shipley plans to bring the team to the conference tournament in Atlanta on February 28. The slate includes Duke Virginia Navy North Carolina State Washington and Lee Johns Hopkins and others with several at Lexington Annapolis and Raleigh.
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Chicago Stagg Tops Washington 26 to 6 at Stagg Field
At Stagg Field Chicago Amos Aldazao Stagg, the 67 year old football mentor, led a decisive victory as Chicago swept Washington by 26 to 6. The veteran coach guided his team with strategic play and veteran leadership, securing the win in the early season clash.
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Lelon Cooper Leads Aquatic Contest Standings
Lelon Cooper was high scorer in the 40 yard dash with 66 points and a time of 2% seconds. He tops the three-event totals at 271 points, five ahead of Bill McAnally. Next week features the 20 yard back stroke.
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Stanford Crushes California Hopes in 21-6 Victory
At Stanford Stadium on November 23, Stanford's Cardinal Eleven dismantled California's title bid with a 21-6 victory before 89,000 fans. The rejuvenated Cardinal offense featured a sharp line and aerial attack that took advantage of every opportunity from kickoff to the final gun.
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Chicago Maroons Triumph Over Huskies In Intercollegiate Test
The Maroons, famed for line smashing offense and forward passes, defeated the Washington Huskies 26 to 6 before 25 000 spectators. The sensational win boosted Chicago to its second Intersectional victory this season after previously beating Princeton in the east.
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New Mail Record Set Over Ocean Route
HILO Hawaii set a new mail speed record when a letter from New York covered 4 800 miles in eight days four hours marking the fastest transcontinental email style transmission in postal history for the era.
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