Duke Rolls Over Davidson in Second Half to Win 26 6
In Davidson on Sept 30 the Blue Devils broke loose after halftime to defeat the Wildcats 26 to 6. Wes McAfee led Duke with 134 passing yards on 12 completions and George McAfee added key runs and a touchdown drive.
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Duke Beats Davidson 26-17 in Closing Seconds
Duke edges Davidson 26 to 17 as Robinson and McAfee ignite a late drive. Duke scores on Bailey, Robinson, and McAfee touchdowns while Davidson’s Hackney secures a late TD. Game features substitutions and the referee crew listed from multiple colleges.
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Woman Golfing Champ to Show At Emerywood
Miss Helen Dettweiler, a renowned amateur golfer, will visit Emerywood Country Club on October 13 to boost ladies golf in the area. Professional Andy Merrillees said she will play with members in the morning, discuss golfing issues at a luncheon, and give a post lunch demonstration.
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Bees Defeat Giants as Wietelmann Delivers In Late Rally
Rookie Bill Wietelmann doubled with the bases loaded in the sixth inning to spark Boston past New York 3 to 2. Joe Callahan, making his first big league start, scattered eight hits in a successful debut as the Bees win at Boston.
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Wisconsin Beats Marquette In Close Football Showdown
In Madison, September 30, Wisconsin edged Marquette 14 to 0 before about 20,000 fans. Badger halfback Bill Lehmit sparked the scoring, with Schmitz recovering a blocked extra point for a 14 point margin. Separately at Tuscaloosa, Alabama defeated Howard 21-0 as all touchdowns came in the second half.
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Army Narrowly Defeats Furman 16 7 at Michie Stadium
Army battles Furman at Michie Stadium, 7 000 fans watch a close game as Southerners threaten often. Shetley leads a sharp backfield with passes to Fitzer and a late four down strike by Hatch for the Cadets final TD to seal the win.
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Oregon State Tops Stanford In PCC Opener
Stanford fell 12 to 0 as Oregon State College scored in the first two periods and dominated most of the Pacific Coast Conference showdown in Palo Alto to open the season.
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Football Results Across Regions From AP
East group shows Holy Cross 28 over Manhattan 0 and Army 16 over Furman 7. Navy 31 over William and Mary 6. Brown 34 over Rhode Island 0. West Virginia dominates 44 to 0. Vermont 7 over Amherst 6. Gettysburg 6 over Bucknell 0. Mid areas include Notre Dame 8 over Purdue 0 and Michigan State 16 over Wayne 0. Southwest and West finalize with Baylor 34 over Southwestern 0 and California 32 over California Aggies 14.
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Oklahoma and Southern Methodist Tie Season Opener 7-7
Oklahoma and Southern Methodist played to a 7 to 7 tie before 25,000 fans at Owen Field. Oklahoma scored first on a 42 yard drive in the opening period, but SMU answered in the third after a fumble at the 20 yard line.
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Maroons Open Season With Loss To Beloit College
The University of Chicago Maroons were defeated by Beloit College 6 to 0 in the season opener before about 5,000 spectators, marking a rough start after recent heavy football punishment.
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Navy Floods W. M. In Last Half Drive
Navy overcame a slow first half to defeat William and Mary 31 to 6 at Annapolis. Coach Swede Larson introduced rookie backs Wes Gebert Charley Beres Bob Leonard and Ev Malcool who sparked a 25 point burst in the final period to seal the win before 20000 fans despite a 20 pound per man weight handicap.
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Old Guard Battles Through Weekend Of Few Major Upsets
Football's powerhouses led by Notre Dame Fordham Pitt Minnesota Duke Tulane and North Carolina won with varying ease as the season began. Upsets were scarce with North Carolina routing Wake Forest 36-6 and Minnesota blasting Arizona 62-0. Oklahoma and SMU drew, Texas beat Florida, and Illinois and Chicago suffered early shocks in a weekend packed with routs and close calls.
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Indiana Ties Nebraska in Football Opener
Indiana and Nebraska battled to a 7-7 deadlock in the fourth period as both teams opened the season on even footing in Bloomington.
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Jefferson Standard Emerges as Leading Life Insurer
In just 32 years the Jefferson Standard has grown into an outstanding life insurance company, recognized for strength and reliability. The sturdy expansion reflects a solid foundation, prudent management, and steady service to policyholders across its expanding footprint.
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