Joly Cross Upset over Boston College coaching post chaos
Tony Cernugel, longtime High Point High School football coach, received a leave of absence from the city board amid induction into the U S Army. He led the program to a Western Conference title and a state co champion bid, with stars Metcalf and Crowder earning All Shriner honors. Cernugel plans a home visit in Steele Pa before reporting for duty, with no interim plans for a successor at present.
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High Pointers Lead Carolina To Nip M'Crary In Cage Battle
In Woollen gymnasium Carolina's White Phantoms opened their practice season with a 35 34 win over the semi pro McCrary Eagles. Hartley, Carolina left forward, sank a long shot late to seal the victory.
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Michigan Beats Iowa in Western Conference Clash
In Arbor Michigan overpowered Iowa 14 to 0 before 20643 spectators. Richard Hoerner ran 85 yards for a standout touchdown, Tom Oma scored on a 6 yard drive, Bob Wiese added a TD from two yards, and Chuck Kennedy capped Michigan’s scoring after a fumble recovery. Aknes added a 42 yard run and both teams traded injuries as Michigan dominated.
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Panthers Open 1942-43 Schedule in Asheboro Clash
High Point College Panthers, defending conference champions, finish one scrimmage and head into a week of practice before the 1942-43 cage season opener in Asheboro against McCrary Tagles. The schedule adds five new opponents with UNC, Randolph Macon, Wofford, Charlotte Y, and Atlantic Christian set for multiple meetings.
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Notre Dame Wins 13 To 0 In Bruising So Cal Clash
Notre Dame defeated Southern California 13 to 0 in Los Angeles in a rough game that ended with a free-for-all among players and spectators. Angelo Bertelli connected on two sharp passes, including the 48-yard TD to Creighton Miller, as Notre Dame capitalized on its chances while USC muffed two scoring chances. The 95,000 crowd witnessed a tense finish after a slow, hard-fought contest.
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Michigan State Battles To Tie Oregon State 7-7
East Lansing Nov. MSU, out-rushed but resilient, battles Oregon State Beavers to a 7-7 season finale deadlock. Beavers led 15-5 in first downs, with Day and McKinnis prominent. MSU tied late in third as Gilpin connected a 48-yard pass, but a stalled drive and wide Pawlowski field goal attempt preserved the tie.
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Fordham Rams Upset North Carolina Pre-Flight 6 0 at Yankee Stadium
Fordham, led by former Rams in the Cloudbusters lineup, defeated the favored North Carolina Pre-Flight team 6 to 0 on homecoming day. A 60-yard first period drive ended with a run by Alfred Litwa after a Filipowicz to Litwa reception. The Pre-Flight threat was halted thereafter as Fordham held firm, stopping a third period march near the Fordham four.
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Fresh Hamberg Leads Navy To 14 To O Surprise Triumph
Navy stunned Army 14 to 0 in the Thanksgiving clash at Thompson Stadium Annapolis. Freshman Harold Hamberg sparked a dominating Midshipmen offense, while Navy’s defense stymied Army, holding the Cadets to seven first downs and 179 yards. The game, moved from Philadelphia by Roosevelt order, drew a sparse crowd of 11,700 and featured a quirky scene with a borrowed Army mule and a rare midshipman rally to four straight wins over Army.
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Four High Point Boys Help UNC Top Asheboro Eagles
Four High Point youths helped the University of North Carolina defeat Asheboro's McCrary Eagles at Chapel Hill. Lew Hingworth sank the deciding goal and Dick Hartley, minutes earlier, sparked a comeback. Teammates Jack Hussey and Jimmy Hayworth also played key roles as all four broke into the scoring column.
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High Point Boy Wins Guilford College Blocking Trophy
Clark Wilson of High Point received Guilford College’s annual blocking trophy at the football banquet held by Coach Black Smith. Kingston Johns Jr. of Camden New Jersey won the best sportsmanship award, the C. Fordham award. Joe Ray of Winston-Salem and Freddy Taylor of High Point also noted in the event. Uruguay unemployment problem mentioned.
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Seahawks Fall to Ohio State in Columbus Loss
Ohio State powered past the Iowa Seahawks 41 to 12 in Columbus before 27,259 fans. Ohio State struck early and scored in every period, gaining 261 rushing yards while the Seahawks managed 194 and 261 total yards. Sarringhaus sparked the Buckeyes with a 66 yard run setup and the Buckeyes sealed their ninth win in ten.
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Tulsa-Tennessee Sugar Bowl clash set for New Year’s Day
Tulsa earns a Sugar Bowl bid to face Tennessee on January 1 as unbeaten Tulsa and Tennessee, after losses and strong finishes, ready for the classic. Tulsa, 10-0, led by Glenn Dobbs, aims to boost ticket sales amid wartime travel and gas rationing concerns. Tennessee seeks a return appearance after an 8-0 loss to Alabama and a solid late-season run. Tulsa’s Missouri Valley Conference title and high-scoring offense highlight the matchup while local Oklahoma fans anticipate strong support.
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Georgia Tech Falls as Holy Cross Upsets Boston College
In a dramatic week of college football upsets Holy Cross crushed Boston College 55 to 12 while Georgia defeated Georgia Tech 34 to 0 clinching the SEC title for Georgia and earning a Rose Bowl berth. Tulsa remained undefeated after beating Arkansas and Sugar Bowl invitation follows. Notre Dame beat Southern California 13 to 0 before a 95,060 crowd in LA.
Eagles Fall As Holy Cross Upsets Boston College 55 12
Holy Cross shocked undefeated Boston College 55 to 12 at Fenway Park before 42000 fans. Bezemes led Holy Cross with scoring plays as BC exposed by rapid passes and seven to eight man lines. The loss crushes Eagles hopes for a Sugar Bowl bid in a dramatic 1942 college football season upset.
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Grigas and Cooper Spark Eagles Scoring Run at Sugar Bowl
Sugar Bowl invitation hangs unsigned as the Eagles concede a busy scoring day. Boston College bolstered its defense with Grigas and McAfee exchanging drives, while a key 67 yard interception return by a rival player added to the action. The contest featured Grigas and Grigas aerials for 15 and 22 yards, with McAfee contributing as the right half in a measured scoring effort.
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