Stirnweiss Leads Tar Heels To 7 0 Win Over NYU
North Carolina upset New York University 7 to 0 at Yankee Stadium as George Stirnweiss, a Fordham prep alum, threw the key pass for the lone touchdown and pinned 49 yard kicking, outpacing the Violet offense. Jim Lalanne sat out most of the game with Stirnweiss handling the bulk of scoring duties. The Tar Heels outrushed NYU 143 to 127 and held the ball mostly in the air with 194 passing yards on 20 completions.
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New York
Jim (Sweet) Lalanne
North Carolina
Fordham
George Stirnweiss
New York University
Yankee Stadium
Mal Stevens
Violets
Stirnweiss
Lalanne
Tar Heels
New York U
Jack Kraynick
George Radmen
Steve Maronic
Ed Buell
New Yorkers
Ray Wolf
Violet
Buell
New
Radman
Maronic
Tar Heel
Georgie
North Carolina vs New York University football game lineup and scoring
The report lists North Carolina and New York University players by position and substitutes with a scoring note: North Carolina led 7 to 0 after a touchdown by Radman with Maronic for the extra point. It also names officials and replaced players at ends tackles guards backs and centers for both teams.
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N.C
N.Y
Ice Renzi
Swindon
Wooubon
Ice
Lees Conlin WR
Helmeke RS
Teunvo
Vogel RB
Dowd B
Radman
Maronic
North Carolina
Severin
Mallory
Peffier
Palanske
Abernethy
Winborne
Fields
Adams
Cernugie
Sadoff
Lalanne
New York U
Lineen
Mauceri
Connolly
Castelli
Schlossberg
Mukulka
Schneider
Lamanna
Fiel
W. G. Crowell
Swarthmore
H. Morierty
Mt. St. Mary's
L. Tolley
Sewanne
BE. H. Hastings
Cornell
Michigan State Hands West Virginia 26–0 in Morgantown
West Virginia fell to Michigan State 26 to 0 in Morgantown as Left End Dave Dieh and Halfback Johnny Pingel each scored two or more touchdowns guiding the Spartans to victory.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Dave Dieh
Johnny Pingel
Michiigan State
West Virginia University
Georgia Downs Mercer 28-19 in wild gridiron
Georgia remains unbeaten after a 28-19 victory over Mercer in Athens. Spec Landrum returned a punt for six, Mims and Eldredge connected on an 11 yard pass for a second half score, and Mercer threat ended by an interception late.
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Athens
Georgia
Mercer
Spec” Landrum
Pledger
Bullogs
Billy Mims
Jordham
Bears
Badgett
Vassa Cate
Mhunnicutt
Hise
Bulldogs
Mims
Knox Eldredge
Cate
Bear
Hunnicutt
McCoy Will
Hendricks
Pledser
Davis
Yon
Bulldog
Landrum
Vanderbilt Pulls Off Fourth-Period Victory Over Ole Miss
In Nashville, October 15, Vanderbilt rallied in the final minute with a 31-yard touchdown pass to cap a 13 to 7 win over Mississippi. With 57 seconds left, Sunny Hollins connected to Dutch Reinschmidt for 19 yards, then Hollins to Hardy Housman for the go ahead score as captain Preacher Franklin added the extra point.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt Commodores
University of Mississippi
Rebels
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Sunny Hollins
Dutch Reinschmidt
Hollins
Hardy Housman
Preacher Franklin
Umpire Moriarty Dies of Heart Attack on Field
Harris Moriarty a leading southern football official collapsed during the fourth period of the North Carolina versus New York University game at Yankee Stadium. The Mount St. Marys graduate and vice president of the First National Bank of Birmingham died shortly after the incident. it halted play while doctors responded.
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Lalanne
Violets
Stirnweiss
Harriss Moriarity
Birmingham
Ala
Moriarity
Stirnweiss and Co
New York
Harris Moriarty
South
North Carolina-New York University
Yankee Stadium
Moriarty
Mount St. Mary's College
First National Bank of
Cuckoo Lays Eggs in Other Birds Nests
The cuckoo lays its eggs in the nests of other birds, deceiving hosts to raise its young. The strategy relies on timing and mimicry to ensure the chick survival at the expense of the host’s offspring.
Northwestern and Ohio State fight to scoreless tie in college clash
Northwestern, hindered by two early interceptions, cannot penetrate Ohio State’s defense as Charley Maag’s late field goal attempt fails. In Madison, Pittsburgh defeats Wisconsin 26 to 6 as Cassiano and Goldberg star in late drives, with Naric adding a 70-yard TD pass to Thurbon.
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Evanston
Til
Northwestern
Ohio State
Drese Stadium
Jack Ryan
Buckeye
Wildcats
Charley Maag
Sidat-Singh Leads Syracuse Past Cornell In Upset
Wilmeth Sidat-Singh, Syracuse halfback, threw three touchdown passes in the final nine minutes to defeat Cornell 19 to 17 and end Cornell's unbeaten run before a 25,000 crowd in Syracuse New York. Ken Brown opened scoring with a 92 yard kickoff return giving Cornell a 17 to 6 lead.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Wilmeth Sidat-Singh
New York
Cornell
New Yorks
Ken Brown
Washington and Lee Upsets Kentucky 8 to 0
Washington and Lee defeated Kentucky 8 to 0 in Lexington as Ray Craft sparked the upset with a 35 yard interception return to the Kentucky 31. Bishop scored from the one yard line and a safety in the final period added two points for the Generals before 10 000 sweltering spectators.
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Lexington
Ray Craft
Washington and Lee Generals
University of Kentucky
Craft
Clifton Forge
Kentucky
Wildcats
Generals
Bishop
W. & L. Line
Zoeller
Kentveal
Stage Beauty Upsets in Worcester Handicap at Pawtucket
Stage Beauty trained by Mrs. P. A. Shaw won the $5,000 Worcester handicap at Narragansett Park in an upset over favored Rough Time. Stage Beauty paid $55.60 for a straight ticket after finishing six furlongs in 1:16 4 5 with 106 pounds. Rough Time was second, a nose behind, with Sunport third. Attendance reached about 12,000.
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Pawtucket
R. 1
P. A. Shaw
Stage Beauty
Narragansett Track
Yancey Christmas
Stanford Stud
Sunport
Mars Hill Upsets W C U 6 0 Homecoming Victory
Mars Hill Lions upset Western Connecticut State University 6 to 0 before a homecoming crowd of 2,500. Cap tain James Gianakos recovered a fumble at the W C T C seven yard line setting up the lone score on a Murray to Edwards pass. Murray and Ball led ball carrying with strong line play from White Fitzgerald Brown and Gianakos.
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Mars Hill Lions
James Gianakos
Murray
Edwards
Whitaker
Ball
White
Fitzgerald
Brown
Gianakos
Fly Eats Its Own Weight in Food Daily
A fly sustains itself by consuming food equal to its body weight each day. This remarkable feeding rate highlights the insect’s efficient metabolism and wasteful energy use in daily life.
Wofford and Erskine Play 0-0 Tie in Homecoming
Wofford and Erskine battled to a scoreless tie in Spartanburg before about 3,000 fans. Wofford held 14 first downs to Erskine's six, muffing two scoring chances and amassing 153 rushing yards to 143 for Erskine.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Wofford
Erskine
Terriers
John Edwards
Ernest
Colgate shuts out Columbia 12 to 0 at Baker Field
Colgate's Red Raiders held Sid Luckman and Columbia's offense in check as Howard Herman returned a 50 yard interception for a late touchdown. Colgate's defense limited Columbia to 13 first downs and no scoring, while Andy Kerr's squad ran for 52 yards on the opening scoring drive.
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New York
Colgate
Red Raiders
Sid Luckman
Columbia Lions
Bakerfield
Luckman
Howard Herman
Andy Kerr
Columbia
Yale Rally Tops Navy in Narrow 9-7 Football Win
Yale, trailing 7 to 0 at halftime, staged a second half rally led by Gil Humphrey to upset Navy 9 to 7 in front of 55 000 at Yale Bowl. Humphrey sparked scoring with passes and runs and kicked the deciding field goal from the Navy 17 yard line after a late defensive stand.
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New Haven
Conn
Gil Humphrey
Clint Frank
Yale
Elis
Navy
Lem Cooke
Ulmont Whitehead
Emmett Wood
Midshipmen
Humphrey
Bill Snavely
Seabiscuit Loses to Filly Jacola in Laurel Stakes
Jacola the brown filly set a track record of 1 37 flat to win the Laurel stakes over Seabiscuit and The Chief. First prize totaled 7 825 dollars with Jacola paying 15 80 to win and Seabiscuit finishing second in the 7 500 added one mile feature.
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Laurel
Seabiscuit
Jacola
Chief
E. Friendly
Howard
Pimplico
Jacob
Vols Drive To Easy Win Over Rose Bowlers
Tennessee overwhelmed Alabama 13 to 0 at Birmingham, ending the Crimson Tide’s undefeated run in Southwestern Conference play. George Cafego and Len Coffman led the Volunteers in a stout defensive effort and steady ground attack, while Alabama’s only threats were repelled by a dominating Tennessee line and timely stops.
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Vols
Kenneth Gregory Birmingham
Ala
Volunteers
Tennessee
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Tuscaloosa
George Cafego
West Virginia Flash
Len Coffman
Alan
Cafego
Coffman
Fred Davis
Wyatt
Crimsons
Herky Mosley
Bill McCarren
Tut Warren
Charlie Holm
Gus Warren
Merrill
Molinski
Eeeeeeens Ee
Rike
Woodruff
SA Wood RE
Hunter
Shoemaker
Bartholomew
Bradford Cl
Ey Cawakekeeacendee RH
Seekuxhiue Zivici SN
Speapaseenexes
Virginia Tops Virginia Tech In Narrow Homecoming Win
In Blacksburg Virginia University of Virginia defeated Virginia Tech 14 to 6 before about 7 000 fans. Jim Gillette led the offense scoring two touchdowns one from a reverse and another from 19 yards while Harry Mc Claigherty kicked both extra points. Virginia showcased a strong passing attack late but Tech answered with a last minute march from behind their goal line.
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Blacksburg
Jim Gillette
University of Virginia
Virginia Tech
Harry McClaigherty
Hawkeyes Beat Maroons To Break Big Ten Cellar Status
Iowa's Hawkeyes defeated Chicago 27 to 14 at Stagg Field before 8,000 fans to move up from the Big Ten cellar. The victory ends Chicago’s winless run and secures a relieved Iowa win in the conference race.
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Iowa
Chicago
Hawkeyes
Maroons
Stagg Field
Brunner Paces Tulane To Win
Albright toppled Catawba 14 0 in Reading as Marshall Popelka and McFadden scored. Tulane beat Rice 26 17 in New Orleans with Warren Brunner guiding a versatile attack and Ernie Lain starring for Rice.
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Brunner
Tulane
Reading
Albright
Catawba
Querin
Bonner
Marshall Popelka
de Lorenzo
Comba
McFadden
Lions
Pas
Albright Catawba
Bomnot
Iccceee Venneeue Hern
Gilladette LG
Wiegolinski Musains
Gadatseys
Popelka
Soja
Gustftus
Aszyman
Francis O. Gibbons
Joseph C. Marhefka
FP. L. Gilbert
Ray Y. Grube
Cadets Rally For Seven Straight Victory Over Harvard
Army's Cadets rallied three times to beat Harvard 20 to 17 before 45000 at Cambridge Stadium. Charles Long intercepted near his goal line and sparked a late drive ending with a long completion to Woody Wilson, followed by Army's touchdown. Art Frontczak added two long runs, including one after Harvard briefly led in the third.
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Cambridge
Mass
Army
Harvard
Charles (Huey) Long
Woody Wilson
Torbie MacDonald
Long
Clarence
Boston
Dlace
Art Frontczak
Arkansas Triumphs Over Texas Longhorns 42 to 6
Lanky Neal Martin, noted halfback for the Razorbacks, sparked a 42 to 6 win over Texas. He scored three rushing touchdowns in the first half as Arkansas built a commanding lead before watching the rest from the bench.
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Little Rock
Ark
Neal Martin
Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas Longhorns
Texas
P Ceedings
More Women Than Men Among Centenarians Reported
A report shows a higher number of women than men living to age 100. Data indicate longevity gaps with women forming the majority of centenarians across studied populations.
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Gordon Gile
Karl Schuelke
Marshall Goldberg
Jock Sutherland
Richard Cassiano
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William Daddie
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Harold Stebbins
Stephen Petro
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Emil Naric
Robert Thurbon
Lawrence Place
Mars Hill
W. CT. U
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ED Desobry
New Orleans
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Green
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Warren Brunner
Ernie Lain
Greens
Lain
Matt Landry
Hays
Paul Krueger
Bob Kellogg
Butler
Ralph Rodney
Billy Payne
Worke
Jak Schuehle
Brandon
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Payn Cassidry
Harry Hays
Tom O'Boyle
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