Notre Dame Slams Army in 12-6 Clash at Yankee Stadium
Notre Dame erased a late Army threat with a pair of fourth quarter passes to steal a 12-6 victory before 81,000 at Yankee Stadium. Dan Hanley connected with Andy Pilney for the decisive score after a 16-yard holding penalty set ND up on Army’s 25. Loyola Bill Shakespeare’s early scoring pass and Ed Grove’s slip helped ND claim the win in the intersectional showdown.
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Rocco Schiralli
West Point
Georgia Downs Auburn 18 to 0 in neutral site victory
Georgia dominated Auburn 18 to 0 before 12 000 at a neutral ground. The Bulldogs used a versatile attack with passing and rushing plays to score in the first three periods, finish the season with a fourth straight win, and claim 12 first downs to Auburn's 7.
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Catawba crushes Western Carolina Teachers 38 to 0 in Salisbury
Catawba College routed Western Carolina Teachers 38 0 as Maggiolo scored four touchdowns including a 35 yard interception return and 18 yard run. The win ties Catawba with Elon for North State conference honors with 14 first downs to 7 for the Teachers.
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Minnesota Sprints To Big Ten Title With 34–0 Win
Minnesota overwhelmed Wisconsin 34 to 0 at Camp Randall to clinch an undisputed Big Ten championship. Gophers dominated with 18 first downs and 309 rushing yards while Wisconsin managed only 3 first downs. Key plays featured two early Minnesota TDs and a burst 60 yard run by Lund, with multiple Gopher interceptions framing the rout.
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Associated Press
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Duke Wins Big Five Title in Dramatic Duke UNC Freshman Clash
Duke's freshmen edged North Carolina 21 to win the Big Five first year championship in a dramatic Durham showdown before about 6000 fans. The Blue Imps built early on 61 yard drive, added two more scores, and stretched lead with key plays including Hartness, Hackney and Ditt. Carolina battled back with late scoring drives but fell short.
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Tulane Dominates Sewanee In 82 0 Prep For LSU
New Orleans AP report says Tulane defeated Sewanee 82 to 0 as The Green Wave rested starters for the Louisiana State clash. Hall of Sewanee made a late surge at Tulane’s 26 yard line, but Tulane's reserves played major minutes. The burly showdown showcased Tulane’s offense and depth ahead of the LSU game.
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Stanford Beats California In Tight 8 7 Victory
Stanford defeats California 8 to 7 in a hard fought game. Washington State blanked 0. Washington U. edged Hardin Simmons 45 to 6 for a decisive score.
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Florida Triumphs Over Georgia Tech In Hard Fought Battle
Florida rallied from an early Tech lead to win 18 0 13 after a long third period drive led by Harold Rowe. Alabama tackled by Rose? (Note: content preserved from OCR.)
Panthers Defeat Sinclair Oilers In Opener At Welcome gym
The Purple Panthers of High Point college opened their 1934 season with a 36 to 32 victory over a Sinclair Oil company team at the Welcome High school gym dedication. Interie led with 18 points while Everhart scored 11 for Sinclair. regulars were out, and Welcome High downed Denton in the preliminary.
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Nebraska Rally Secures 13-6 Victory Over Missouri
In Lincoln on November 24 Nebraska’s football team trailed Missouri 6 to 0 before a late rally produced a 13 to 6 win. The Cornhuskers, stuttering earlier, pushed through for the decisive score in the final period.
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Minnesota and Stanford keep perfect football records
Minnesota's Gophers defeated Wisconsin 34-0 to finish undefeated and claim the Big Ten title for the first time since 1911. Stanford edged California 9-7 to clinch the Pacific Coast conference crown and likely earn a Rose Bowl berth. Notre Dame defeated Army 12-6 in a high scoring finish, while Yale claimed the Big Three crown with a win as Indiana toppled Purdue 17-6.
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Illini Stop Flying Dutchman For 6 0 Victory Over Maroons
Illinois defeats Chicago 6 to 0 in the Western Conference finale before 32000 at Stagefield. The Illini stifled Jay Berwanger and the Maroons, with a first quarter touchdown set up by a Lindberg pass and a Galbreath interception turned recovery. Lindberg failed on the extra point.
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Stanford Wins Rose Bowl Rights Defeating Bears
Stanford defeats California 9 to 7 to clinch Rose Bowl rights and the Pacific Coast Conference title as 70,000 fans witness a hard fought game. Star fullback Bobby Grayson leaves with two broken ribs and Monk Moscrip is sidelined with a knee injury.
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Associated Press
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Lions Top Syracuse 12-0 in Surprising Victory
Columbia's Lions capitalized on two separate scoring chances to shut out a strong Syracuse team 12-0 in New York. The triumph over the Orange showcased Columbia's sharp finish and solid defense on the home field.
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Temple Defeats Villanova in 22-0 Football Triumph
Philadelphia reports Temple University Owls, under coach Glenn Warner, shutout Villanova 22 to 0. The undefeated Owls dominated the game with strong offense and staunch defense, extending their winning streak in a decisive season showcase.
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Centenary Defeats Ole Miss 13 6 In Aerial Victory
In Shreveport on November 24 Centenary College used a strong passing attack and a bold running plunge by Captain Buddy Parker to upset the University of Mississippi 13 to 6.
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Stanford California Football Scoring Summary
In a late quarter surge Stanford's Ford on a right halfback dash scored after a triple reverse. California answered with a touchdown by Brittingham and a Williams conversion. Schott kicked a field goal for California.
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Indiana Upsets Purdue Eleven 17 to 6 at Lafayette
In Lafayette Indiana University defeated Purdue 17 to 6 before 24 000 fans spoiling Purdues chances for a share of the Big Ten title. A Walk er to Antonini pass and Weller 82 yard run produced two touchdowns in the second period with Kelso adding a 25 yard field goal in the third quarter.
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Kernersville Defeats YMCA in Soccer Clash
Kernersville soccer team beat the High Point YMCA club 6 to 1 in a hard fought game. The lone Y score came when Riley deflected the ball into Kernersville's net.
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Princeton Tigers Run Roughshod Over Dartmouth 38 to 13
Princeton overwhelms Dartmouth 38 13 to close 1934 season before 40000, with Pepper Constable Homer Spofford Garry Levan and Lea scoring for Princeton in the first three quarters while Dartmouth rallies in the final period before a large crowd.
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Collegians Triumph in Homecoming Soccer and Basketball
High Point College teams defeated Alumni in yesterday’s Homecoming contests. In basketball the Purple Panthers won 31 to 12 behind heavy use of the squad. Glascow scored late for the alumni. In soccer Broadus Cullers’ Panthers beat the old grads 3 to 1 with goals by Culler Yount and Byrum. Taylor scored the alumni’s lone late tally.
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