Panthers and Marines Battle To A 6-6 Tie In High Point
High Point college Panthers and the Marines from Parris Island played to a 6-6 tie in a brisk afternoon game. Method scored for High Point after a long Marine drive, while Jackson tallied for the Marines. Thompson’s extra point miss kept the contest even as crowds cheered through a hard-fought second half.
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Bob” Snyder
Marines
Ummins
Davis
Jackson
Rockne Ramblers Defeat Trojans Before Record Chicago Crowd
Notre Dame beat USC 7 to 6 at Soldier Field in front of 118000 fans, the largest crowd in American football history. Dahman scored the Notre Dame touchdown and kicked the extra point after a first-quarter Trojan score. Drury produced USC’s lone TD with a 25-yard run, but failed on the extra point.
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Driesbach
Perdue
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Trojans
University of Southern California
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Soldier Field
America
Rockne
Ramblers
Los Angeles
Morley Drury
Russell Saunders
Drury
Chilly Walsh
Charley Riley
Ray Dahman
Dahman
Coast Invaders
Southern California
Edelson
Saunders
Walsh
Flanagan
Bachman
Riley
California
Trojan
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Freshmen Dominate In Early Evening Scores Across States
At Little Rock Arkansas Ark- Arkansas 20 Hendrix 7. At Memphis Quantico Marines 19 Southwestern University 0. In Stephensburg Florida Fresh men 95 St Petersburg Junior College 0. In Atlanta Georgia Tech Fresh men 46 Georgia Freshmen 0. In Knoxville University of Tennessee Fresh 662 Kentucky Fresh 0. At New Orleans Loyola of the South 7 Lombard 6. In Deland Stetson 36 Centre 4.
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Hendrix
Memphis
Quantico Marines
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Stephensburg
Florida
St. Petersburg Junior College
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Knoxville
University of Tennessee
Kentucky
New Orleans
Loyola of the South
Lombard
Deland, Fla
Stetson
Centre
Army Triumphs Over Navy In 14-9 Polo Grounds Battle
A record crowd of 76,000 watched Army rally from a slow start to defeat Navy 14 to 9 at the Polo Grounds. Captain Harry Wilson led the cadets with two touchdowns and key runs, supported by Red Cagle's 63-yard interception return and fortifying defense that stymied Navy’s ground attack. Navy’s late surge included a long forward pass to Sloane, but Army held on for the victory in Wilson’s final Army-Navy game.
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Lighthorse
Harry Wilson
Penn State
Harry
Red’ Cagle
Fleet
Cagle
Midshipmen
Whiteyo
Lloyd
Ted” Sloane
Middies
West Point
Wall
Joe Clifton
Paducah
Kentucky
Ransford
Clifton
Chicago
East
New York
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Davis
Jimmy Walker
Corps of Cadets
Wofford Announces Sixteen Game Basketball Schedule
Wofford College releases a tentative sixteen game basketball schedule for the season. The notice credits Charlie Lutz and lists the Spartanburg South Carolina origin.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Wofford
Charlie Lutz
Army Navy showdown stats reveal Navy edges in rushing and passing
New York November 26 Army won the game but Navy outrushed and outpassed its rivals according to today's service battle statistics.
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New York
Army
Navy
Terrier Football Schedule Under New Coach for 1930 Season
The new football coach leads the Terriers through a tentative 1930 schedule. Key dates include January 10 against Clemson in Clemson and February 18 facing South Carolina in Columbia, with numerous games in Spartanburg Charleston Asheville and Clinton.
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Newberry
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Oglethorpe
Presbyterian College
Davidson
Elon
Salisbury
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
Citadel
South Carolina
Columbia
Charleston
College of Charleston
Wake Forest
Asheville
Clinton
Clemson Will Not Play Furman Again Unless At Home
Clemson college director of athletics J. G. Gee said Furman game would be last unless 1928 match is at Riggs Field. He cited unsatisfactory reception in Greenville and cat calls aimed at Clemson captain, calling the event embarrassing and unacceptable.
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Clemson
Greenville
Tigers
Riggs Field
J. G. Gee
E. W. Sikes
Gee
Bhody
Mr. Gee
Drake Drops Chance in Intersectional Tilt with California
Los Angeles Nov 26 Drake fumbled from four and a half yards from goal in the first period of the intersectional clash with the University of California at Los Angeles. Captain Cook led Drake on the ground while UCLA used fakes and reverses to move the ball in the second period, leaving the game scoreless at halftime.
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Los Angeles
Drake
University of California At Los Angeles
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