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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1950

Page

25

Wake Forest Tops South Carolina 14-7 in Southern Conference clash

Wake Forest dominated the game with powerful runs and a strong passing game to defeat South Carolina 14-7. QB Ed Kissell and FB Bill Miller sparked a 59-yard Wake Forest drive, while SC’s injured backfield and ineffective passing hindered their effort. Billy Stephens led SC offensively in the final period, but Wake’s defense and special teams preserved the lead.

del Booth A. P Columbia S&l. C Wake Forest South Carolina Bill Miller Ed Kissel South Carol Kissell Wake Line Steve Wadiak Bishop Strickland Wadiak Miller Jones Mille Wake Ed McClure Killey Bennie Shtoner

Duke Defeats Carolina 7-0 as Cox Shines in Rivalry

Duke coach Wallace Wade praised Billy Cox for a chip down performance and lauded the line play while Duke kept Carolina from scoring through seven Duke 35-yard line stands. Snavely admitted Carolina was outplayed and noted Cox's passing when needed.

Wade Duke Cox Devil Carolina UNC Blaine) Earon J. F Gibson Earon Bob) Anderson Blue Devils Tom Powers Tenessee Tar Heels Powers Snavely Billy Hayes Bob Page Page Blue ‘Devils Wae Hill Dan Hill

Extra Point Gives G. W. 7-6 Triumph

Washington November 25 John Shullenbarger’s scoring kick sealed a 7-6 George Washington victory over Georgetown in a season ending game played in deep mud that turned to a driving snowstorm. Shullenbarger also delivered 14 booming punts to pin Georgetown back. Despite the sloppy field both teams connected on passes.

Washington John Shullenbarger George Wington Georgetown Shullenbarger Griffith Stadium

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