Maryland Downs Virginia 19 13 to end Cavaliers unbeaten run
Maryland defeats Virginia 19 13 in a late rally as Don Gleasner 54 yard grab and Bill Poling 18 year old quarterback hookup for two late touchdowns. Semmy Behr 90 yard kickoff return capped a burst before halftime to spark the Terrapins.
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Burley Bowl Attracts Up To Ten Thousand In Johnson City
A crowd of 8 000 to 10 000 is expected in Johnson City for the first Burley Bowl game between Milligan's Buffaloes and undefeated High Point Panthers of North Carolina on Thanksgiving Day. A parade features 10 tobacco queen candidates, and the 2 45 P M kickoff marks the tobacco marketing season kickoff as part of a two day celebration.
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Wisconsin Overwhelms Minnesota in season finale at Minneapolis
Wisconsin Badgers rout Minnesota Gophers 12 to 0 at home to end the season for both, securing a postwar win in Minneapolis. Don Kindt scored early, Meyer added a second after a 38 yard pass, and Kindt added another in the third quarter as Wisconsin dominated.
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Wolverines Rally To Beat Ohio State 7 3 At Home
Michigan's Wolverines overcome a 3 0 deficit with a fourth period touchdown to defeat Ohio State 7 3 before a crowd of 85 132 in Ann Arbor. Max Schnittker had earlier booted a 17 yard field goal for Ohio State. Michigan finishes second in the Big Ten behind Indiana, 26 0 winner.
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Social Security Board Bars Strikers From Unemployment Benefits
The Social Security Board, in Washington, states no single rule governs strike unemployment. With split state decisions, five states among 48 allow some struck workers to receive benefits. Chairman A J Altmeyer notes most states deny benefits to employees on strike.
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Tennessee Defeats Kentucky 14-0 in 41st Game
Tennessee's Volunteers hand Kentucky a 14 to 0 loss in the 41st annual gridiron clash. Mark Major with both touchdowns and Casey Stephenson with two placements led the Vols. Kentucky used aerials but managed no points as the sunken turf hindered both teams.
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New Mexico Accepts Sun Bowl Bid
New Mexico University tonight accepted a bid to play in the Sun Bowl at El Paso Texas. The opponent was not yet named and the date of the game was pending.
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Southern Cal crushes Oregon State 34 to 7 in Los Angeles
The Southern California Trojans defeated Oregon State College Beavers 34 to 7 at Memorial Coliseum. Ted Tannehill scored three touchdowns as USC extended its Pacific Coast Conference record to four wins and one loss, after a brief Beavers lead in the first quarter. USC opened with a 61 yard drive after returning the opening kickoff to the 39 yard line.
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Reitz Named Exec Secretary of Southern Combed Spinners
Hr Reitz former executive assistant to industry members of the fourth regional war labor board in Atlanta has been named executive secretary of the southern combed spinners association with headquarters at Gastonia North Carolina.
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Wildcats blanked for first time this season in opener
Tennessee defense shuts out Kentucky as Major scores twice and Stephens adds two PATs. Substitutions list includes Molsclaw Morrow Manning Wood Walling Chad Hock Padgett Partin Lund Cross Blake Long Brown Caldwell Bane for Tennessee and Granites Shannon Weaver for Kentucky.
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Pilot Wins Pimlico Futurity Riding Main Chance Bargains
Star Pilot defeats rivals in the Pimlico Futurity at Baltimore with a 1:47 4/5 mile and 7.50 payoff. Stymie, trained by Ben Jones, narrowly beats Colony Boy and Billy Bumps in the Riews Handicap later, boosting earnings past 240000.
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Not Too Old to Walk at 64 in Ithaca
Frank Tozier, 64, completed a 24 hour walk totaling 100 miles ending at 3 30 p m. He is a Cornell University employee who said he felt fine and would go to bed early after finishing a two mile loop. He has carried out endurance walks for around 15 years. A separate note lists that all edible fish varieties in the United States could yield a different dish each day for five and a third months without repetition.
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Weekend college football results across numerous teams
AP summary of Saturday games shows Harvard, Yale, Penn State, Dartmouth, Cornell, and many others with varied scores. Notable results include Penn State 6 over Pittsburgh 7, Alabama 53 over Pensacola Navy 6, Indiana 26 over Purdue 0, Wisconsin 26 over Minnesota 12, and Texas Tech 6 with New Mexico 6 in a tie, among others.
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Green Wave Leads Irish At Half Time In New Orleans
Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish trail Tulane 32 to 6 at intermission in New Orleans. The large crowd of 63 spectators watches Tulane dominate with multiple first downs and strong rushing as Notre Dame fights to close the gap.
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Holiday Telegrams Unrestricted This Year For Servicemen
Washington announces unrestricted holiday telegrams for soldiers sailors and navy personnel and homefolk. Messages due by December 18 must include full name rank organization location and APO number. Entries drawn from expeditionary force message blanks at telegraph and radio offices.
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Radio Program Schedule and Evening Lineup
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Notre Dame Routs Tulane in Scrappy Football Clash
Notre Dame defeated Tulane 19 to 6 after a slow start. Brennan scored twice and Angesman Panelli added scores as the Irish overcame Green wave pressure with a strong second half.
Army Will Not Play In Bowl Game
West Point reports that Earl Blaik, Army head coach, said the Cadets will not play in any bowl games this season. He noted players were disappointed about no Rose Bowl invitation and that the Navy game remains the priority to win.
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