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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1950

Page

28

Wolverines stun Ohio State for Rose Bowl bid

Michigan blocks two kicks and converts a fumbled ball into a 9 to 3 victory over Ohio State on a snow swept field. Joe Campanella and Janowicz clash as Michigan takes the Big Ten title and eyes a Rose Bowl berth with key plays including a blocked kick and a safety.

Columbus Michigan Wolverines Ohio Keyes Bucks Ortmann Tony Momsen Bob Janowicz Harry Allie

Michigan Wins Rose Bowl Bid After Snowy showdown

Michigan secures a Rose Bowl invitation by beating Ohio State, aided by Chuck Ortmann who punting out of bounds multiple times kept Ohio State pinned. Vic Janowicz opened with a 22 yard field goal as snow swirled, while Northwestern also wins to seal the bid.

Michigan Ohio State Northwestern Finois Chuck Ortmann Ortmann Buckeyes

California Bears Hold Stanford to 7-7 Tie

California and Stanford battled to a 7-7 draw in Berkeley as the Bears, aiming for a third straight Rose Bowl bid, preserved their undefeated record in a 53rd meeting before 81,000 fans. The result left California favored to earn the PCC invitation to Pasadena on New Year’s Day.

Berkley Calif California Bears Stanford Indians Golden Bears

California Bears Tie Stanford In Ends Meet

In the third period Stanford mounted a late scoring drive but both teams remained scoreless in the first half. California struck early in the third quarter, then Stanford tied the game early in the final period on a Boyd Benson three yard run.

Stanford Bears California Indians Bill McColl Pete Schabarum Les Richter Gary Kerkorian McColl Kerkorian Boyd Benson

Yale Edges Harvard In Windy 67th Rivalry Game

Yale survived early fumbles and a brutal wind to defeat Harvard 14 to 6 in Cambridge. Senay broke loose with a 33 yard run to set up Yale’s first score late in the fourth quarter, as the 67th meeting between the rivals produced a tense finish before a large crowd.

Cambridge Mass Yale Mga Harvard Senay

Yale and Harvard clash under gale as Crimson rally

The account describes Yale scoring on Lenny Jones's outside run and Dave Warden’s sprint after a Yale reception, followed by Harvard tying when Dike Hyde’s attempted extra point was ruined by a sudden squall. Johnny Bush converts Yale’s seventh point as wind aids Yale.

Bob Spears Lenny Yale Johnny Bush Harvard Carroll Lowenstein Crimson Gil O'Neil Dave Warden Elis Dike Hyde Cardantry

Duke Triumphs In Subzero Rivalry Closer Than Expected

Wade lauded Duke after a hard fought 7 to 0 victory over North Carolina as weather limited attendance to about 7 000. Fans faced cold turf with a frozen field and ice in the corners while both teams wore stockings to combat the chill.

Virginia Art Goupe Carolina Wade Snavely UNC Blue Devil C. C. White J. F. Gibson

Kentucky Draws Sugar Bowl Bid With Ties To Oklahoma

Kentucky will face an opponent to be named later in the 1951 Sugar Bowl, likely Oklahoma, after its 11 win season ended with a loss to Tennessee. Oklahoma beat Nebraska 49 35, fueling the Sugar Bowl pick announced by the Sugar Bowl committee.

New Orleans Kentucky Oklahoma Tennessee Nebraska Wildcats Santa Clara Villanova Oklahoma A & M Cagers Sam Corensnet Charles Zatarain Midwinter Sports Association Zatarain Knoxville

Deacons Defeat South Carolina In Season Finale

Wake Forest uses long boots to topple South Carolina 14 to 0 in the season closer. Wake Forest finishes 6 1 2 while South Carolina ends at 3 4 2. Jenaomen Kissell and Jones score for Wake Forest with Zrakas adding two conversions. W Stephens scores for South Carolina with Killoy adding a conversion.

Wake South Carolina Wake Forest Jenaomen - Kissell Jones Zrakas W. Stephens Killoy

Petruska Leads Wisconsin To Win Over Minnesota

Senior Bob Petruska returned from quarterback to halfback and powered Wisconsin to a 14 to 0 victory against Minnesota in Madison. The win capped Wisconsin’s best season in eight years with five Big Ten triumphs and two defeats. Petruska scored the touchdowns and led the Badgers before 45,000 fans in cold, clear conditions.

Madison Wis Bob Petruska Wisconsin Minnesota Badgers Illinois Northwestern Michigan Ohio State Petruska Johnny Coatta Badger

College grid scores and postponed games summary

Colgate at Rutgers postponed. Cornell 13, Penn 6. Fordham 13, NYU 0. George Washington 7, Georgetown 6. Yale 14, Harvard 6. Holy Cross 26, Temple 21. Pitt vs Penn State postponed to Monday. South Alabama 41, Florida 13. Florida State 35, Tampa 19. Georgia 40, Furman 0. Southern 34, Louisville 0. Elizabeth City Twins 0, Virginia State 0. Tulane 35, Vanderbilt 6. Midwest Sewanee 7, Washington MO 0. Purdue 13, Indiana 0. Miami QO 28, Cincinnati 0. Oklahoma A&M 41, Kansas State 0. South Baylor 3, Texas M.U. 0. TCU 26, Rice 14. Texas Tech 37, New Mexico 12. Arizona 27, Iowa State 26. Far West Colorado 31, Colorado A&M 6. Oregon State 14, Oregon 2. UCLA 39, Southern Cal 0. Washington 52, Washington State 1. Brigham Young 28, Fort Hood 14.

Colgar R Coe Colgate Rutgers Cornell Penn Fordham N.Y.U Geo Washington Georgetown Yale Harvard Holy Cross Temple Pitt Penn State South Alabama Florida Florida State Tampa Georgia Furman Southern Louisville Elizabeth City Twins Virginia State Tulane Vanderbilt Midwest Sewanee Purdue Indiana Miami Cincinnati Oklahoma A&m Kansas State Southwest Baylor M.U T.C.U Rice Texas Tech New Mexico Arizona Iowa State Colorado A&m Oregon State Oregon UCLA Cal Washington State

Map records accidents on roads in Davidson

Davidson county maps pin every reported traffic mishap of 1950 with color codes. Red pins mark 22 fatalities so far, yellow for personal injuries, blue for property damage. the tally includes 151 wrecks across Thomasville Denton Lexington and surrounding areas.

Wint Capel Thomasville Davidson County State Highway Patrol Cpl Herman Ivey State Highway Patrol Service Ivey Vonnie Ragan Lexington Avenue Davidson Egg Rippe Guilford Wake Denton Lexington Plant C Beck

Baylor Triumphs 3-0 Over SMU in Dallas Showdown

Baylor defeats Southern Methodist 3-0 at Dallas on a late 20-yard field goal by Henry Dickerson. The game featured two passing teams failing to score until Dickerson’s kick, ending SMU’s bowl hopes while SMU set a new intercollegiate pass completions record. Baylor rises to third in the Southwest Conference as SMU drops in the standings.

Dallas Tex Henry Dickerson Baylor Southern Metodist Methodists Dickerson Larry Isbell Bears Kyle Rote SMU Mississippi Southern Methodist Texas Texas A.& M Texas Christian Rice

Purdue Squeezes By Indiana Club 13-0

Purdue snapped a seven losses in eight run with a 13-0 win over Indiana University in a cold, tense clash. Substitutes filled gaps as Johnny Durham, a Purdue junior who had logged about 10 minutes this season, returned to start and sprinted 85 yards on the opening kickoff for a first quarter touchdown.

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Floyd Sparks TCU Rally as 26-14 Beats Rice

Jumping Jack Floyd ran for four touchdowns to lift Texas Christian over Rice 26 to 14 in Houston. Floyd and passer Gilbert Bartosh staged a quick attack despite six Frog fumbles, scoring on runs of 34 and 63 yards and an 18 yard reception. The TCU defense stifled Rice, limiting advances in the second half.

Houston Tex Jack Floyd Texas Christian Rice Floyd Gilbert Bartosh TCU Fort Worth Bartosh Owls Frog

Holy Cross Triumphs Over Temple In Windy Upset

In Worchester Massachusetts Holy Cross overcame a first quarter deficit to beat Temple 26 to 21 at Fit ton Field. A 43 mile per hour wind and rain limited attendance to about 5000 as Holy Cross recovered from a blocked punt to seize the victory.

Worchester Mass Holy Cross Crusaders Temple University Owls Fitton Field Crusaders

Sam Baker Guides Oregon State Past Oregon 14 2

In Multnomah Stadium Oregon State sophomore Sam Baker carried the team to a 14 to 2 victory over Oregon. Baker scored the two key touchdowns including a two yard dive and a 60 yard sprint, despite the soggy field and mud.

Portland Ore Oregon State Multnomah Stadium Sam Baker State Oregon Baker

Washington routs Cougars as Heiny stirs record breakup

Washington overwhelmed Washington State 52 to 21 in Spokane. Don Heinrich sparked the attack, setting two records, while Hugh McElhenny broke free for a third as 30,000 fans looked on.

Spokane Don Heinrich Washington Washington State Cougars Hugh McElhenny

Masonic Notice And Community Gathering Announced

Local notices report the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masonic lodge meeting at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night at 8 00. A city wide mass meeting follows tonight at 8 00 at First Baptist church in support of NAACP membership drive with L E Austin guest speaker.

Masonic Lodge Odd Fellow’s Hall First Baptist Church L. E. Austin Carolina Times Calvary Baptist Church Jesus Shannon. Gripper, Jr Id Richardson Lillian Maretin Lila Gripper Barbara Faye V.P.C Mt. Vernon Baptist Bertha Colson Daniel Brooks

Cornell Routs Penn In Muddy Ivy Showdown

Cornell defeated Penn 18 to 6 at Franklin Field in heavy rain, dampening Penn’s Ivy title hopes. Bill Whelan’s punt and strong Cornell line shut down a late Penn drive, while 17,846 witnessed the upset despite 52,000 tickets sold and many opting to watch on TV.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Franklin Field Cornell Big Red Penn Bill Whelan Deerfield Mass Charlie Assiff Whelan Alan Corbo Francis Reds Bagwell Corbo Herb Agoes Reggie Marchant Jeff Flesichmann

Georgia Dominates Furman in Frigid 40-0 Victory

In Athens on a record cold day, Georgia led by Zippy Morocco and substitute back John Tillitski rolled to a 40-0 win over Furman. Morocco scored three times in the third quarter, the crowd dwindled to about 2,000 as temperatures hovered near 11 degrees, and Georgia heads toward a December President's Cup clash with Texas A&M near Washington.

Athens Morocco Youngstown Ohio Georgia Furman John Tillitski Georgia Tech Texas A Washington

Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement

John Sawyer and family express thanks to friends for acts of kindness after their loss. They appreciate sympathy and prayers for the death of their mother. Signed by John Sawyer and Family. Curtis Smithdeal, Inc. 502 N Main Street Phone 4573.

John Sawyer Ee v W. F. Elliott Curtis Smithdeal, Inc Main Street

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