Justice's 80 Yard Run Lights Up North Carolina Victory
North Carolina defeats Virginia 28 to 6 as Charlie Justice explodes for an 80 yard touchdown and a 50 yard sprint. Myron Mansteller and Bernard Gill also contribute Virginia scoring plays but fail to overcome the Tar Heel ground attack.
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Virginia
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Carlton Elliott
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Close
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Justice Gomo Kennedy
North Carolina
Romano
Weiner
Cooke
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Duke Five To Play 22 Games
Duke University's 1948-49 basketball schedule features 22 games and key nonconference dates with Temple on Jan 8 and NYU on Feb 4. The Blue Devils host the Southern Conference tournament in Raleigh March 3-5 and bring back most of the 1948 roster led by co captains Ben Collins and Dick Gordon. The slate includes 12 conference games against N C State Wake Forest North Carolina Davidson and VPI with a Dec 4 opener vs Hanes Hosiery in Winston Salem.
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North Carolina
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Carl Sapp
Letterman Buck Cheek
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Ramseur
Hampden-Sydney
Villa
Lynchburg
Merv Eagles
Charlotte
Washington and Lee
Blacksburg
Vidson
Navy
Annapolis
All-America football team named by Dr. Clark
Norfolk Neb experiment section reports Dr Lucien Clark selects his ninth annual allAmerica team for 1948 with players from Michigan State Duke Penn Illinois Ohio State North Carolina Villanova and Northwestern. Read list includes Seberak Derogatis Tkarszyk Kiwlosz Sergienko Szafaryn Kersalis Cannavino Kasanovich Perphcone Mariello.
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Neb
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Stark
Seberak
Michigan State
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Duke
Tkarszyk
Pennsylvania
Kiwlosz
Marquette
Footballers Start Work Tomorrow Optimist Bowl Prep
Preparations for the second annual Optimist Bowl begin with Western and Eastern high school all star squads arriving for meetings with coaches and officials. Some Burlingame Fayetteville players miss opening drills while Wilmington players travel from Mexico City to join Eastern team. Coaches Lee Stone and Joe Caruso plan two daily workouts at High Point College and the local high school as both sides ready formations for the game set December 3.
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Burlington
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J. C. Britt
van Sewell
Wilmington
Mexico City
Eddie Cenfield
John Aend
Homer Brewer
Lee Stone
Raleigh
Joe Caruso
Henderson
Dave Diamont
Statesville
Jim Mauss
Lexington
Stone
Caruso
la East
High Point College
Fumble Helps West Virginia Edge Md 16 14 in Windup
In Morgantown WV Maryland led 7-0 early and stayed ahead until the final five minutes. A 147 pound dropkick kicker and a late Maryland fumble sealed West Virginia’s 16-14 season finale win before about 20000 at Mountaineer Stadium.
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West Virginia University
University of Pf Joes
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Villanova Tops State In Final Classic By 21 7
Villanova outgained State 21 7 with a fourth quarter drive sealing the win. The Wildcats capitalized on penalties against State and a strong defensive performance by Charlie Musser while Pete D Alonzo finished the scoring with a four yard plunge. State seniors Bozeman Blomquist Miller Fletcher and Barksdale closed their collegiate careers.
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al Schmid
Wildcat
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Philadelphia
Polidor
Pete D' Alonzo
Ed Mooney
Coach Feathers Crew
Oscar Bozeman
George Blomquist
Freddie Miller
Gwyn Fletcher
Ralph Barksdale
Justice shines as Heels top opponents in high scoring clash
The North Carolina tailback Justice starred in a 25,000 crowd in Virginia with two touchdowns and a dazzling eighty yard run. The game drew praise for his performance while critics debated his all American status and predicted a future Oklahoma matchup. Coach Snavely said Tar Heels had three scouts and Oklahoma had three at Charlottesville, and he planned a light week to keep players from tiring.
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Cavalier
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North Carolina
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Justice
Cavaliers
Art Weiner
Joe McCary
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Cox
White Michaels
Manteve Osisek
Snavely
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Tar Heels
Sooners
Charlottesville
Bowl Roundup by Rose and Shrine Games
Bowl roundup lists matchups by site including Rose in Madena California Northwest vs California Shrine in San Francisco. Fast All-Stars vs West All-Stars Sugar in New Orleans and North Carolina vs Oklahoma Cotton in Dallas. Southern Methodist vs Oregon Delta in Memphis Oklahoma A M vs William and Mary Dixie in Birmingham Wake Forest vs Baylor San El Paso Texas West Virginia vs Texas Mines Harbor San Diego no opponent yet.
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Ala
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Texas
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Texas Mines
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San Diego
Justice Lands Berth on Sporting News Club
The Sporting News All-Star football team includes three Notre Dame players and two from Michigan. Leon Hart and Rick Rifenburg are ends, Leo Nomellini tackles, Al Wistert tackles, Bill Fischer guards, Charles Bednarick center, Doak Walker is player of the year, with other selections from Notre Dame Michigan Minnesota Georgia Tech North Carolina California and Notre Dame.
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Sporting News
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Southern Methodist
Leon Hart
Rick Rifenburg
Leo Nomellini
Minnesota
al Wistert
Bill Fischer
Bill Healy
Georgia Tech
Charles Bednarick
Pennsylvania
Walker
Charles Justice
North Carolina
Jack Jensen
California
Emil Sitko
Tulane Rolls LSU 46–0 in soggy Baton Rouge clash
Tulane, led by Bill Svoboda Bodice Price and George Kinek, overwhelmed LSU 46 to 0 at Louisiana State Stadium. The Wave outgained the Tigers heavily as Price scored twice and Ernst connected with Kinex before a 45,000 crowd.
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Tulane
Louisiana State University
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LSU Bengal Tigers
Green Wave
Bill Svoboda
Bodice Price
George Kinek
Michigan State Ties Santa Clara 21 21 In San Francisco
Michigan State, 22-point favorites, is held to a 21 21 tie by Santa Clara before 20 000 fans. The Spartans trail twice but manage a comeback to end regulation even as they had beaten Michigan 13 7.
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