Duke Blue Devils Rout Clemson In Muddy ACC Tilt
Duke's Blue Devils dominate Clemson 25 to 0 in Durham as rain makes the field slick. Eric Tipton shines for Duke while 5,000 spectators witness the Southern Conference champions secure their third win.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1936
Page
6
Duke's Blue Devils dominate Clemson 25 to 0 in Durham as rain makes the field slick. Eric Tipton shines for Duke while 5,000 spectators witness the Southern Conference champions secure their third win.
Minnesota-Nebraska produced a 6 0 final as Andy Aram sprinted 75 yards on a punt return with 68 seconds left for the Golden Gophers 19th straight win. Bud Wilkinson fumbled the ball back to Aram on the Nebraska 28 yard line setting up the clinching score. Nebraska started strong but could not halt the comeback.
In South Bend Notre Dame defeated Washington 14 to 6 before about 22,000. Washington’s backfield surged late in the third, driving to the Irish three yard line before Joe Bukant scored. Puplis kicked both extra points and Danhom opened scoring for Notre Dame with a second period touchdown.
UNC over Maryland 14 to 0 as Art Ditt's two 26 yard runs and a 62 yard Tar Heel march pace the win. Ditt and Bershak teamed on a forward lateral for a second score while Tom Burnett added two extra points. Meade and Headley featured punting for Maryland, but Carolina's defense held firm and gained 210 yards to 62 for Maryland.
Washington defeated California 14 to 0 before 50,000 at UCLA. Zulick excelled on defense as the Huskies, rated among the Pac Coast’s strongest, controlled the game with a shutout and steady ground attack.
Statistics show Duke and Clemson game results with first downs rushing yards passing attempts and completions. Duke had 388 rushing yards and 62 forward yards via passes with 81.4 yard total offense. Clemson posted 196 rushing yards and 68 passing yards with 43.7 pace. Fumbles recovered and penalties noted.
Duke overcomes scoreless first halves to outpace Clemson in the mud. Tipton and Hackney spark a late surge as Parker’s kicking adds pressure. Gardner blocks a Duke safety but Lipscomb recovers a blocked punt for a Duke TD. Tipton leads Duke with 56 rushing yards on 12 carries.
In Columbia South Carolina edges Florida 7 0 as Jimmy Hengon races 68 yards for the lone touchdown. Florida threatens twice late but the Gamecocks defense stalls passes and runs throughout in a muddy 4 000 spectator rain soaked game.
Tony Manero of Greensboro North Carolina the United States open golf champion and Johnny Revolta former PGA titleholder arrived in Buenos Aires today. They will compete in the Argentine open championship and take part in exhibitions starting tomorrow facing Argentine professionals Marcos Curio and Eduardo Blasi.
In Fayetteville Arkansas the Razorbacks toppled the Baylor Bears 14 to 10. Scoring came via Tipton Lipscomb Hackney and Smith with Smith adding the extra point. Substitutions included Clemson ends Shu ford Goins and backs Pearson Lawton Magee.
The Royal Arcanum boxing club announced a potential December dual against Oak Ridge Military Institute. Date awaits Oak Ridge approval from Captain Dave Stowe. Training has begun with 18 aspirants across most divisions in a newly equipped gym.
Southwestern University stunned undefeated Vanderbilt 12 to 0 in Nashville. With a 12-man lineup, Southwestern used aerials to outscore Vandy as Jim Huggins fumbled early and Morton connected on two touchdown passes. Hammond added a second score in the third quarter.
In Hanover today Holy Cross defeated Dartmouth 7 to 0 as sub fullback Bill Osmanski intercepted a pass and returned it 80 yards for a touchdown. The Crusaders earned their first win over the Green in 33 years before about 15 000 spectators.
Promoter Curt Denning features two tough men in a Friday night wrestling card. Dixie Dick Powell faces Rosy Ryan after Ryan defeated Al Maynard in recent shows. Dean Ribbons debuts in High Point against Cowboy Luttrall, promising a bloody fray and the best card in weeks.
Walter A. Carters 8 to 1 shot Clodion won the Remsen handicap by two lengths in muddy going at Jamaica. Maedic faded while Night Bud rallied to take second over Dogaway in a photo finish. Night Bud paid 5 to 1 for place and Dogaway 3 to 5 for show.
Tulsa, Oct 10. Captain Walter Roach kicked a field goal with 3:85 remaining to give Texas Christian University a 10 7 victory over Tulsa. Slinging Sam Baugh completed 29 passes for 180 yards and helped set up both Horned Frogs scores as TCU totaled 203 yards on 15 completed plays. The Christians attempted 39 passes.
In a day of college football upsets Pitt beat Ohio State 6-0 in Columbus before 71,000 fans as Minnesota ran its winning streak to 19 with a 7-0 victory over Nebraska. Other notable results include Southwestern of Memphis shocking Vanderbilt 12-0 and Army defeating Columbia 27-16.
In Adrian Michigan a 0 to 2 defeat is noted as the Oklahoma Panhandle Aggies tallied 6 and New Mexico Military Institute led 19, signaling a strong surge for the visiting squad while Adrian and Defiance stumble in early play.
West Virginia's Mountaineers overcame an early Washington and Lee threat to win 28 to 7 before 8 000 fans in Charleston. Four touchdowns came from a balanced offense while a fumble early provided the Generals their opening score.
War Admiral a Samuel D. Riddle colt, bogged on a muddy track and finished second by two and a half lengths to Bottle Cap trained by Anthony Pelleteri in the six furlong Johnson handicap at Laurel Maryland. Yellow Tulip was third eight lengths back and Bitter Berry fourth among ten. War Admiral had been heavily favored after a previous win at Havre De Grace.
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