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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1945

Page

16

Wake Forest Duke Clash Sparks Homecoming Gridiron Fight

Wake Forest hosts Duke in a homecoming tilt after Duke blanked by Navy 21 0 and Wake Forest crushed 54 0 by Army. Preview notes Duke seeks revenge for 1942 Baptist defeat. Army coach Herman Hickman comments on Navy and Cadet strength.

Wake Forest Blue Devils Deacons Duke Eddie Cameron The Baptists Wallace Wade Herman Hickman Army Hickman PDC

Newberry College shuts out Guilford 28 to 0 on the road

Newberry College Indians stretch to four straight wins with a 28 0 victory over Guilford College in Greensboro. Don Maxwell scores twice and leads a fast ground attack as Billy Laval's line dominates. Guilford's offense stalls in the second half and a late fumble seals the shutout.

Greensboro Newberry Indians Guilford College Billy Laval Don Maxwell Guilford Fredway Clinton Ingram Ingram Newby Indians Maxwell Guilford’s Klosterman Elliott Darin Quakers Frank Rush Frank Looper Doc Newton Hank Klosterman Rush Sweoper

55 to 1 Favorite Wins Starlet Stakes At Hollywood Park

In Inglewood California on October 13 a 55 to 1 shot named Favorite won the $25 000 added starlet stakes to crown the juvenile championship at Hollywood Park. The Virginia bred two year old son of Flares Morning finished seven furlongs in 1 24 1 5 with Widow's Peak owned by L B Mayer and Please E from W W Naylor barn taking second and third respectively.

Inglewood Calif Hollywood Park Flares Virginia L. B. Mayer Please E W. W. Naylor Barn

Indiana Defeats Weak Cornhuskers

Indiana pounded Nebraska 44 to 14 at Bloomington in front of about 20 000 fans. Ben Raimondi’s 40 yard return and Richard Delaney’s quick score sparked a fast Hoosier rally. Bob Miller sprinted 95 yards after grabbing Tegt’s kickoff, powering Indiana to a dominant homecoming win.

Bloomington Ind Indiana Cornhuskers Nebraska Hoosiers Huskers Ben Raimondi Richard Delanex Bob Miller Hoosier Chicago Tegt Bdlockers

UCLA Bruins Shut Out California 13 0 in 1940s Rivalry

UCLA defeats the California Bears 13 to 0 before 40 000 fans in Los Angeles. Halfback Cal Rossi for UCLA rushes for 101 yards and scores from ten yards in the second quarter and again from the Cal 11 yard line in the third quarter.

Los Angeles Cal Rossi U.C.L.A. Bruins Berkeley California Bears Rossi California Cal

Fighting Irish Rout Dartmouth 34 to 0 in Notre Dame Victory

Notre Dame defeats Dartmouth 34 to 0 in South Bend as 50 players participate in the win. The Irish score two first period touchdowns via passing plays and coast to a third straight victory. Six West Point scouts observe Notre Dame before the Army game on November 3.

South Bend Ind Notre Dame Fighting Irish Dartmouth West Point Army Bssity Notreame

Crowder Key Interception Steers Duke Past Wake Forest

Duke defeats Wake Forest 26 to 19 after a late fourth quarter interception by John Crowder of High Point shifts momentum. George Clark of Duke stars with 203 rushing yards and three touchdowns, while Dick Brinkley and Nick Sacrinty contribute totals for the Blue Devils in a thriller at Forest.

Clark George Clark Duke Wake Forest Garrison Wilson Deacon Blue Devils Land of Bright Leaf Tobacco John Crowder High Point Dick Brinkley Norfolk Crowder Oval Devils Sutton Bo Sachrinty Gordon Carver Dukes Wilbur Hutchins Brinkley Deacons Nick Sacrinty Dave Harris Brother Bo ‘Ost Bruno Harris Carver Nick Baptists Sacristy Jatgras D. Harris Nick Demetrieux Bo Sacrinty Haggerty Smathers Worthington Larue Blue Devil Kriska McCulley Duke Wake Forest Sharkey Steen Tee Rateree LG Perini J. Harris C—Crowder RGO Knotts Ee Reeds Garrison Rat—Peele Austin Anos i C Ceva Cticdes Ognovichki Ee Kreves N. Sacrinty Carver Bees Esas McCully D Harris Demetriou Ognivich

William and Mary crushes VPI 38 to 0 at City Stadium

William and Mary, strong and smooth, routed Virginia Tech 38 to 0 in City Stadium before 9,000. backfield led by Magdziak Forkovitch Korewski and Mackiewicz contributed two touchdowns while the line held firm in Indian territory.

Richmond William and Mary Virginia Tech City Stadium Nick Forkovitch Tom Kogerowski Stan Magdziak Chet Mackiewicz Indian Territory Virginia T William Mary Magdziak Kore

College Football Scores Across Regions

Eastern action shows Rhode Island defeating Maine 19 to 7 while Army beats Michigan 28 to 7. Colgate explodes past Lafayette 47 to 0 and Michigan State upends Pittsburgh 12 to 7. Numerous other results mix in with regional teams and service academies in a wide stat sheet.

East Rhode Island Maine Prankin & Marshall Connecticut University Lock Haven Terhre East Stroudsburg Army Michigan Columbia Yale Drexel CCNY Colgate Lafayette Tuite Worcester Pennsylvania North Carolina Michigan State Pittsburgh Navy Penn State Rutgers Muhlenberg Ursinus Penn Military Harvard Rochester Princeton Cornell Rensselaer Coast Guard South Vmi N. C. State Georgia Tech Howard Georgia Kentucky Mississippi Louisiana Tech Tennessee Chattanooga Duke Wake Forest Newberry Guilford Milligen Appalachian Mississippi State Detroit Willam & Mary Virginia Tech Alabama South Carolina Pensacola Nas Clemson Camp Lee Camp Detrick Tennessee State College Smith Virginia State Johnson C. Smith Eastern Kentucky Tehers Murray Tehers Godman Camp Lejeune Midwest Minnesota Fort Warren Indiana Nebraska Purdue Iowa Notre Dame Dartmouth Ohio State Wisconsin Missouri Iowa State Ohio University Cincinnati Oberlin Baldwin-Wallace Capital Kansas Midwest Valpariso Indiana North Central Ball State Wabash Depauw Ohio Wesleyan Alma Albion Miami Ohio West Michigan St. Olaf Milwaukee Twirs Stevens Point Tebra North Illinois Teire West Illinois Tehra South Illinois Normal Illinois Normal Denison Wooster Otterbein Heidelberg Bowling Green Case Upper Iowa Luther Indiana State Central Normal Ohio Northern Blufton Springfield Missouri Tehrs Missouri School of Mines Wichita Central Missouri State Tehrs Winnipeg Blue Bombers North Dakota Normal South Dakota Concordia North Dakota State Wesleyan Aberdeen North Tehra Perrya Tehra Doane Southwest Rice Tulane Texas Oklahoma Corpus Christie Nas Austin Bergstrom Langston University Lincoln University Baylor Arkansas FAR West UCLA California Washington Washington State Oregon State Oregon St. Mary's Pacific Camp Farragut Idaho Colorado Colorado A&m New Mexico Colorado Springs Utah State Montana University St. Paul Gustavus Adolphus St. Thomas San Diego Naval Southern California

Huskies Upset Washington State With Late Interception Run

Washington Huskies upset Washington State College 6 0 in a Pacific Coast conference game before 34000 fans. Gordon Hungar intercepted a Washington State pass on his own 43 yard line and then sprinted to the Cougar goal for the deciding score in the final minutes.

Seattle Washington Huskies Washington State College Gordon Hungar Washington Washington State

Quakers Thoroughly Defeat Tar Heels 49 to 0 at Franklin Field

Penn's Red and Blue overpower North Carolina 49 in a decisive home victory. Jenkins, Sponaugle, Falcone, Evans, and Palcone score as the Quakers dominate with 432 total yards to 119 for Carolina, delivering their third straight shutout.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Quakers North Carolina Tar Heels Franklin Field Carl Snavely Cornell Penn Tar Heels George Munger Red and Blue Bob Deuber Deuber Falcone Frank Jenkins Evans Bob Sponaugle Carolina North Carolina Munger Jenkins Colfer Snavely Ed Golding Mike

Nelson Leaves Amateur Back In Seattle

Seattle Open golf coverage from Oct 13 reports Harry Givan of Seattle leaving Byron Nelson of Toledo to play alone in the 10,250 event. Nelson remains near the lead as Harold McSpaden shoots a round of 64 to reach 205, with Ed Furgol and Jimmy Hines still in contention.

Seattle Harry Givan Byron Nelson Toledo Nelson Steily Givan Harold Jug” McSpaden Sanford Ed Furgol Detroit Jimmy Hines Furgol Hines

Sturgeon in British Waters Declared Crown Property

By a decree of King Edward I all sturgeon found in Great Britain’s waters are the property of the reigning monarch.

Edward I Great Britain

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