Maroons Beat Ole Miss 20-0 In Muddy Derby
Mississippi State Maroons defeated Ole Miss 20 to 0 before 26 000 at Oxford. Tom Shorty Williams Bill Hildebrand and Eagle Matulich scored three touchdowns in the opening half as State’s rugged defense shut down every Ole Miss drive.
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Shorty) McWilliams
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Cavaliers rout WVU 21 0 in Commonwealth Day clash
Virginia Cavaliers dominated West Virginia 21 to 0 before 12000 at Scott Stadium. Ray Brown sparkled with a 55 yard run while Jimmy Levitt connected with Raymond Yates for a 3 yard touchdown pass and George Grimes added the extra point. Governor Tuck attended.
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Minnesota Beats Wisconsin 6-0 in Intercity Rivalry
Minnesota defeats Wisconsin 6 to 0 at Madison in a third straight win for the Gophers. Halfback Billy Bye scored on a third period 10 yard run after a 21 yard punt return to midfield set up the drive. Rye added a final score as Minnesota dominated the late minutes.
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High Point youths injured in car crash at Broad and Phil lips
Max Farlowe 16 of 1307 Ragan Street and John Barnes 15 of 310 Coltrane Street were passengers in a 1940 Chevrolet that failed to negotiate a curve on English Street and struck a telephone post and a tree. Farlowe remained unconscious at High Point Memorial Hospital. Barnes received facial and body injuries. Driver Clifton McMahn unhurt and held on reckless driving charges. Barnes claims McMahn picked them up after they aided him with his car. The crash severely damaged the car’s right side.
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McDonald Leads YMCA To Cage Victory In Opener
Curt McDonald scored 16 points as High Point YMCA opened the 1946-47 season with a 40 36 win over Leaksville. The locally organized squad used seven players last night and hopes to field a full lineup soon with further practice and coordination.
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State Muscles Past Florida With Air Attack and Stops
North Carolina State defeated Florida 24-? in a high scoring game featuring 20 first downs to 7 and 268 rushing yards to 151 for the Gators. Phillips, Blomquist, and Gibson starred on offense with Ogden Smith returning a punt for 38 yards and Fletcher scoring late.
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Tar Heel Rally Topples Duke In High-Scoring Battle
North Carolina defeated Duke 20 to 7 in a dramatic football clash. Justice starred with a right end touchdown and a late safety by Duke added minor drama. Snavely outmaneuvered Duke with smart pass plays as Carolina clinched a signal victory toward a possible January bowl bid.
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Worsham Leads Druid Hills Golf Classic in Atlanta
Lou Worsham of Washington DC shot a 69 to reach 205 after 54 holes at the Druid Hills Invitational in Atlanta. He holds a four stroke lead over the nearest challenger as the 29 year old navy veteran pursues his first major title.
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Purdue Bowl Thriller Ends Indiana Victory Over Purdue 34 20
In Lafayette Indiana defeats Purdue 34 20 as Pete Pihos scores three touchdowns returning from European service. Johnny Galvin sets Western Conference punting record at 42.8 yards as Raimondi and Demoss duel, with Raimondi throwing two TD passes in 15 attempts. Purdue rallies from early 13 0 deficit but falls short.
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Bowl nine starts season with third straight win
The nine bowl team opened with a 6 to 0 victory over Wisconsin, beat Indiana the 1945 champion, and outscored Purdue 34 to 20. Oklahoma A and M beat Drake 59 to 7 in a Missouri Valley clash while Clemson topped Auburn 20 to 13 and NC State defeated Florida 37 to 6. Rice shut out TCU 13 to 0 and SMU crushed Baylor 35 to 0. Rice faces winless Baylor next Saturday. Princeton upset not repeated as Dartmouth beat them 20 to 13. Columbia beat Syracuse 50 to 21. Holy Cross edged Temple 12 to 7. Stanford routed California 25 to 6. Washington and Oregon states were blanked 21 to 0 and 13 to 0 respectively. Michigan State beat Maryland 26 to 14. New Mexico topped Kansas State 14 to
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