Michigan State Tops Maryland 14 7 In Second Half Rally
Michigan State defeats Maryland 14 to 7 as Gene Glick connects on key passes after halftime and Sonny Grandelius and Lynn Chandnois drive the MSC offense. Maryland scores first on a fumble return but MSU replies with two touchdowns to secure the win in East Lansing.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Maryland
MSC
Gene Glick
Saginaw
Sonny Grandelius
Lynn Chandnois
MSC Spartans
Frank Waters
Stan Lavine
Red Gilman
Chandnois
Southern
Glick
Smith
Jake Bowden
Lavine
Ed Modzelewski
Vern Seibert
Modzelewski
State
Dean
Waters
H. Smith
G. Smith
Pitt Handles Mountaineers 20 to 7 in Morgantown
Pitt overcame a slow start to defeat West Virginia 20 to 7 before a Morgantown crowd of 31 000. Lou Cecconi sparked the comeback with 19 and 26 yard runs for Pitt scores as the Panthers claim their 32nd win in 42 meetings with WVU.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Pitt
West Virginia
Mountainers
Lou
Bimbo) Cecconi
Cecconi
Lauro
Bolkovac
Hunt
Simmons
UCLA Pounds Out Hard Earned 14 to 7 Victory
UCLA defeated Stanford 14 to 7 in Palo Alto as Ernie Johnson scored twice and Ray Nagel forced a key Stanford turnover. Stanford fumbled a punt early and misplayed a deep pass late, helping UCLA pull away with two Johnson TD runs.
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U.C.L.A
Brooklyn Dodgers Lose to New York In Tight Game
In Brooklyn against New York the Yankees win 6 to 4 after a tight battle. Lopat earns the win for New York with Reynolds and DiMaggio key at bats, while Newcombe suffers the loss for Brooklyn as the teams combine for 9 hits and 4 errors.
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Ab Rho A
Rimbsig
OB Sevcvece
Iftenrich
Bette, Co
Cseccsceee
DiMaggio
Ir, Brown, SB
Woodling
Manes
Bavier
Ff Voccesene
Coleman
Lopat
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Reynolds
Peres Siccesese de
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Cabecsast
Eee
Miksiz
Cscaas
Seite
Robinson
Hodges
Cconeee
Asccviesae
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Matt
Ssrccace
Bowe Ceceeei
Brakinea
Vasccaee
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Jorgensen
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Hatten
Erskine
Banta
Grocklyn
RBI
Mapes
R. Brown
Olmo
Hermanski
Reese
Miksis Campanella
Rizzuto
Henrich
Newcombe
Brown
Miksis
Snider
Whitman
Santa
Newegumbe
Ujorda
Hubbard
Reardon
Passarella
Hurley
Barr
Ohio State and USC Battle to 13-13 Tie
Ohio State and Southern California battled to a 13-13 tie before 62,877 at Los Angeles. The Buckeyes led 13-0, with Fred Morrison adding a 57-yard TD and Clark, Morrison, Krall, Hamilton, Savic driving yardage, while USC answered with two Martin TDs and Gifford and Hague adding points.
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Los Angeles
Ohio State
Trojans
Southern California
Buckeyes
Buckeye
Trojan
Jeff Cravath
Columbus
USC
Fred Morrison
Troys
Bucks
Clark
Morrison
Krall
Hamilton
Savic
Hague
Martin
Gifford
Duke Navy clash hinges on line play in second half
Navyed Duke 36 16 in a tense divisional matchup as Navy's line play defined the game. Cox led Duke with passing and kicking, but Navy steadied after two Duke scores and drove to multiple threats before sealing the win.
North Carolina Dominates South Carolina In Tight Conference Rivalry
North Carolina held a substantial edge in first downs 18 to 4 while outrushing South Carolina 200 to 153. Bishop Strickland of South Carolina had a 66 yard run but NC and SC combined for multiple touchdowns including Sherman and Hayes for NC and Wilson Pinkerton for SC with Williams converting four extra points.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Bishop Strickland
Sherman
Hayes
Wiess
Williams
Wilson
Pinkerton
Killoy
Tennessee Pounds Chattanooga 39 to 7 on Homecoming
Tennessee hammered Chattanooga 39 to 7 before 15 000 fans. The Vols scored five rushing touchdowns and one via interception return with quarterback Steve Smith guiding the offense. Chattanooga’s lone score came on a two yard pass from Clarence Tapper to Frank Erwin.
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VOLS
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Clarence Tapper
Frank Erwin
College Football Scores From Nationwide Weekend Action
A recap of college football results including Washington St Louis 41 over Illinois Wesleyan 25. California 35 beat Wisconsin 20. Notre Dame 35 defeated Purdue 12. Baylor 35 over Arkansas 13. Oregon State 7 beat Oregon 3. Stanford 7 lost to UCLA 14. Wyoming 48 routed Montana State 0.
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St. Louis
Ilinois Wesleyan
California
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Texas Christian
Indiana
Nebraska
Kansas State
St. Joseph's
Ind
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Grinnell
Knox
Western Reserve
Butler
Dubuque
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Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
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Purdue
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Oregon
Washington State
Southern Cal
Ohio State
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Stanford
Adams State
Lowrey Field
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Montana State
California Bears crush Wisconsin 35 20 in sunlit Camp Randall clash
California powered to 247 rushing yards and 126 passing yards to defeat Wisconsin 35 to 20 at Camp Randall. Jim Monachino and teammates scored multiple touchdowns as the Bears extended their win streak to four while handing the Badgers their first setback in front of 45 000 fans.
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Bears
Wisconsin
Camp Randall Stadium
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Jim Monachino
Pete Schagarum
Charley Sarver
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Begovich
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Cullom
Blackbourn
Evans
Gobblers 14th straight loss as Cavaliers rout Tech
At Victory Stadium Roanoke Virginia Tech Gobblers fall 26 to 0 to Virginia Cavaliers. Halfback Ralph Sheafe leads Virginia with two touchdowns and 105 rushing yards. Band entertains 15 000 fans during a streamed halftime show.
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Cavaliers
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Ralph Sheaf
Penn State Beats Boston College 32 to 14 at State College
Penn State uncovers offensive power to upset Boston College 32 to 14 behind two touchdown passes by Bill Luther and a score by Vince O Bari. Nittany Lions rely on aerial attack while Franny Roger，加强 ground work as Vince O Bara shines in victory. Boston College back Ed Clasby suffers a fractured leg late in the game.
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Bill Luther
Vince O'Bara
Franny Roger
Ed Clasby
Fortunato
Dick Haesler
Gregus
Bobby Stutts
Deacons
Georgetown
Smith
Wake
Blackerby
Deacs
Hoyas
Deacon
W.F
Lou Surman
Kissell
Duncan
Bill George
Yale Romps Over Columbia 33 7 In Alumni Day rout
Yale outpitched and outclassed Columbia 33 to 7 in a rough Ivy clash played in baseball weather at Bakerfield. A crowd of about 30 000 attended Alumni Homecoming but little cheered after Columbia's early field goal. Yale answered with most scores via the air as its pitching dominated the game.
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Yale
Columbia
Bakerfield
Georgetown Edges Wake Forest in Hard Fought-Graduate Gridiron
Georgetown outscores Wake Forest 12 7 in a defensive battle. Fortunato and Resch scored for Georgetown while Duncan and Resch tied the game with the decisive plays as Wake Forest struggled to finish drives.
Guilford Grounds Randolph-Macon 36 12 in Ashland
Guilford College beat Randolph-Macon College 36 to 12 in Ashland marking the Quakers third straight win. Sam Venuto and Charles Whitcomb each scored 12 points, with Al Johns and Rob Yarbrough adding six apiece. The Yellow Jackets blocked five Guilford placements as the visitors exploited early turnovers for long touchdowns.
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Guilford College
Randolph-Macon College
Quakers
Randolph Macon
Lawrence Shifflett
Yellow Jackets
Guilford
Venuto
Whitecomb
Johns Yarborough
Keller
Shiffiett
Tech runs past Washington & Lee 36 to 0 in a shutout
Georgia Tech overwhelmed Washington and Lee 36 to 0 behind Jimmy Jordan who scored twice and sparked multiple drives. The Generals struggled with fumbles as Tech, aided by late first-string returns, posted 16 points in the final period.
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UVP
Jimmy Jordan
Washington
Washington and Lee
Generals
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Jordan
Persods
Washington & Lee
Georgia Tech
Harrison
Ferris
Anderson
Matthews
North
Duval
Oregon Ducks Trip Washington State In Coast Football Victory
Oregon defeats Washington State 21 to 0 in Pacific Coast Conference play. About 16 000 Dad's Day fans witness a strong running attack as the Ducks stop the Cougars passing game.
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Pullman
Wash
University of Oregon Ducks
Washington State College
Oregon Crew
Kentucky Rolls On Stops Georgia 25-0
Kentucky defeated Georgia 25-0 before 36,000 in Lexington. Emery Clark opened the scoring with a 60 yard punt return after a critical Georgia punt block error. The win continues the defending SEC champions’ strong season in front of a homecoming crowd.
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Lexington
Emery Clark
Don Phelps
Vanderbilt Edges Ole Miss 28 27 Behind Mayes Extra Points
Vanderbilt defeats Mississippi 28 27 in a rugged SEC game as Cannon Mayes converts all four extra points after touchdowns. Both teams score four times. Mississippi’s Mustin scores three touchdowns while Vanderbilt adds three via Davidson Rich Curtis.
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Tenn
Cannon Mayes
Vanderbilt
Mississsippi
Mayes
Don Blanchard
Mississippi
Mustin
J. Stribling
Blanchara
Davidson
Rich
Bucky
Curtis
Northwestern Upstaged by Minnesota 21 to 7 in Opener
Minnesota shut down Northwestern for three quarters in the 1949 opener, then Northwestern drove to the Gopher one after an interception and a short series. Rich Athan scored Northwestern’s touchdown, while Dick Gregory added two Minnesota scores and Soltau kicked the extra points.
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Minnesota
Northwestern
Gopher
Big Ten
Wildcats
Rich Athan
Eddie Nemeth
Dick Gregory
Billings
Mont
Melthwaneen
Athan
Nemeth
Cornell Beats Harvard in Open Day Football Clash
Cornell's faster and better manned squad overwhelmed Harvard 33 to 14 before 24 000 in Cambridge. Cornell struck back after an early Harvard drive with a fumble recovery and a key interception, then scored five unanswered touchdowns to seize control of the game.
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Mass
Cornell
Harvard
Ithaca
N. Y
Crimson
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Columia
Bill Rosenall
Hillary Chollet
Chuck Roche
Passes Lick Indiana For TCU 13 to 6
Texas Christian defeated Indiana University 13 to 6 before 20 000 at Bloomington. Dan Wilde and Lindy Berry connected on two touchdown passes, one to Wilson George and a Berry to Hickey play set the final score. Indiana’s lone score came on a 34 yard jump pass from Nick Sebek to Hugh Craton in the second period.
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Bloomington
Ind
Texas Christian
Dan Wilde
Lindy Berry
Indiana University
Wilde
Wilson George
Berry
Jimmy Hickey
TCU
High Pointers In Sports Preview Season Shifts
A local sports column notes a better football campaign benefiting all, suggesting lively gridiron action ahead. It predicts coaching vacancies next season as alumni resist losses and argues for a strong rebound by the underperformers in coming weeks.
Catawba Faces High Point In Defensive Thriller
Catawba remains undefeated in North State play as an 80 yard punt return by Brewer keys a hard fought 66 to 0 win over High Point. Von Drehle connects with Kellam on a 35 yard gain while Klein and Coble contribute as Panther quarterback McDonald falters with stomach issues.
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Panthers
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von Drehle
Tom Kellam
Kellam
Klein
Calvin Atwood
Johnny Coble
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Catawba
Jack Klein
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Curt McDonald
Wee
Stanfield
Fisher
Greenland
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Goodman
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Price
Rigby
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Bowles
Ward
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Chershire
Gore
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Linder
Atwood
Rusher
Mixon
Norton
MacCarson
Kimball
Greene
Pryor
Batley
Burleson
Bavender
Gordon
Clary
Morris
Hooper
Cheadle
Morrison Bucks
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Uderton
Lloyd
McGhee
Evans
Gondall
Catawba Brewer
Quakers Edge Princeton 14 13 on Late Kick
In Palmer Stadium Princeton prowled for a seventh point but failed after Dick Kazmaier sprinted 43 yards to put the Tigers ahead. Herb Agees booted the decisive extra point for Pennsylvania after a fumbled snap by Cliff Kurrus doomed Princeton’s drive.
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N. J
Herb Agees
Pennsylvania
Palmer Stadium
Dick Kazmaier
Cliff Kurrus
Frank Reichel
Beavers Rally To Defeat Huskies 7–3
Oregon State Beavers defend their goal line and convert a second half break into a 7 to 3 Pacific Coast Conference football victory over Washington. Sophomore tackle Don Zarosinski grabbed a Washington pass on the 45 yard line, setting up the winning score.
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Beavers
Oregon State
University of Washington
Staters
Don Zarosinski
Washington
Dartmouth Indians Triumph Over Holy Cross 31-7
Dartmouth opened its home schedule with a 31-7 victory over Holy Cross in Hanover New Hampshire. The Indians displayed clear superiority as shown by their margin in points.
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N. H
Dartmouth Indians
Holy Cross
Green Wave blank Southeastern Louisiana 40 to 0
October 8 New Orleans Tulane University routed Southeastern Louisiana College 40 to 0 on a soggy field. Green Wave dominated with strong defense and steady offense, sealing the victory behind quick ball movement and effective rushing plays.
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Tulane
Green Wave
Little
Southeastern Louisiana Couege
Appalachian Tops Lenoir Rhyne In 19-6 Walkway
Appalachian Mountaineers avenge a blemish on unbeaten Lenoir Rhyne with a 19-6 home victory in Boone. Herman Bryson scored two touchdowns as Appalachian built 13 points in the first half and added six more in the third.
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Lenoir
Boone
Appalachian Mountaineers
Lenoir Rhyne
Herman Bryson
Mills
Bryson
Thompson
Appalachian—Cross
Baylor Beats Arkansas 35 13 in Rough Octgame
Baylor over Arkansas 35 13 as Bob Woodruff leads a three touchdown spree in the second quarter. Baylor’s defense shut down Arkansas after a late first half score, keeping the Razorbacks scoreless in the final periods.
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Tex
Adrian Burk
Baylor
Bears
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Bob Woodruff
Baylor Subs
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