Wake Forest Scores In Rain Cements Clemson Win
Wake Forest edges Clemson 28 7 as Croom recovers a fumbled kickoff for a TD and Brinkley adds a late run in a rain drenched second half. Clemson threatening passes stall with two muffed chances and a fumble out of bounds ruled by officials.
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Clay Croom
Wake Forest
Croom
Bill Smith
Greenville
S. C
Deacon
Red Cochran
Bill Poe
Gage
Clemson
Tigers
Brinkley
Plyers
Homecoming Fight Ends In Narrow Low-Scoring Loss
Appalachian and High Point traded drives with Collins scoring for High Point after Painter's pass. A disputed laterals and failed conversions marked a tense finish as Highland Point held off Appalachian in a 6 0 game. The Panthers showed late life but lacked decisive plays to swing the outcome.
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Charlie Collins
Hich
Jimmy Foxworth
Panthers
Flacie Stewart
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Appalachian High Point
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Adleman
Boyette
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Harrell
Knapp
Petree
Cheadle
Brewer
Davis
R. Davis
Evans
Akin
Dulin
Brygon
Halstead
Mills
Cronin's Bold Moves Pay Off In Boston Win
In Boston October 12, Cronin played key cards using Joe Dobson on the mound and Leon Culbertson in the leadoff slot, while Eddie Dyer gambled with Howie Pollet and faced Williams and York with intentional walks. Ted Williams drove in a run while Rudy York scored once as the Red Sox take a series edge back to St. Louis.
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Boston
Joe Cronin
Joe Dobson
Cronin
Dobson
Wally Moses
Leon Culbertson
Eddie Dyer
Howie Pollet
Eddie
Ted Williams
Rudy York
Ted
Rudy
St. Louis
Tom Yawkey
Fenway Park
Sam Breadon
Rock Pile
Auburn Freshman Tidwell Shines in 27 7 Victory
In Birmingham 12 000 fans watched Auburn defeat St Louis University 27 7. Freshman halfback Travis Tidwell threw for three touchdowns and scored another in his first college appearance, confirming his status as a top first year back.
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Birmingham
Ala
Auburn
Travis Tidwell
Tigers
St. Louis University
Tidwell
Bay State Brellows Celebrate World Series Umpires
The baseball umpires earned their pay in a tense game as Roy Partee slid by Joe Garagiola on a second inning play and a managerial argument continued. Williams and Kurowski argued over strikes while Musial's sixth inning double drew another close call. Two veterans in the crowd, Bob Quinn and Oscar Reichow, praised the series though doubting the Sox and Cards as strong clubs. Ed Barrow and Quinn shared smiles in press headquarters after a moment of reunion.
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BAY State
Joe Garagiola
Roy Partee
Dyer
Williams
Kurowski
Musial
Boston
Bob Quinn
Hollywood
Oscar Reichow
Cleaning the cuff Muddy Ruel under political glare
Muddy Ruel may not be replaced as special assistant to Commissioner Chandler as he says the staff is sufficient to handle all work. Eddie Dyer Jr., 16, collects Red Sox autographs, signaling political caution for his father. Massachusetts Governor Maurice Tobin visited the Red Sox room with friends for a photo, introducing Joe Cronin to onlookers.
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Muddy Ruel
Happy Chandler
Eddie Dyer, Jr
Red Sox
Maurice Tobin
Joe Cronin
Alabama Rolls Past Southwestern Louisiana Institute 54-0
Alabama, the Rose Bowl champions, overwhelmed Southwestern Louisiana Institute 54-0 at Tuscaloosa. The Crimson Tide reached the end zone eight times and converted six extra points, scoring more in one game than in the remainder of the season.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Crimson Tide
Indians Roll Virginia Tech 49-0 at Gary Stadium
William and Mary Indians overwhelmed Virginia Tech Gobblers 49 to 0 before a record 15 000 at Gary Stadium. Tommy Ko ezowski opened with a 50 yard run on the first play from scrimmage.
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William and Mary's
Indians
Virginia Tech
Gary Stadium
Tommy Korezowski
Tigers Meet Wake Forest In Deacons Home Opener
Clemson fields a strong balanced eleven for the road to Wake Forest as the Tigers seek another win. Wake Forest leads in victories 7 to 5 and features two players who were named to the third All-American team last season.
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Wake Forest
N. C
Clemson
Tigers
Deacons
Bengals
Tar Heels top Maryland as Kennedy, Cox pace Carolina win
North Carolina defeated Maryland 24 to 0 in rain soiled conditions. Grow and Myers scored for the Tar Heels with Cox converting three extra points, while Maryland struggled offensively and the Terps were limited to 66 rushing yards and 36 passing attempts with only two completions.
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Kennedy
Rob Kennedy
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Justice
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Powell
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Cheek
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Swicegood
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Weant
Kosinski
Logue
Myers Britt
Maceyoko
Spellman
Clements
Fitch
Pupa
Duke Navy Grid Furthers Rainy Field Debut
An alert game ended with Duke overcoming wet conditions as rubber mats kept the field dry before renewed rain. Lineups listed include Duke players Clark Long and Gantt in key roles while Navy features Williams and Tatum among starters. final scores show Duke leading with touchdowns and points after, amid substitutions and corrections.
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Bramslett LT
Allen Seen
Shimshak Lg—Milner
Schiweck Ce Pavie Ub
Hse
Ob Eebbeenseas
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Carrington
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H. Smith
Mark
Navy
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Tatum
Russell
Hunt
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Waugh
Emerson
Rose
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Goldring
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Hewning
Duke
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