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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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