Army reserves roll to 48 14 win over Columbia
At West Point on October 19 Army reserves powered past unbeaten Columbia 48 14 for its 23rd straight victory. Blanchard and Davis starred with four and one touchdowns respectively, aided by Arnold Tucker and Gustafson passes and Ray extra points.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Columbia
Glenn DaVis
Doc Blanchard
Blanchard
Davis
Arnold Tucker
Tory
Bill Gustafson
Hank Feldberg
Arnold
Galiffa
Jim Rovers
Jack Ray
Gustafson
VMI Keydets dominate Davidson 25-0 in homecoming win
The VMI Keydets rolled to a 25-0 victory over Davidson in Lexington. Freshman Tony Ragunas and Bob Thomason led the offense with two rushing scores and a 72 yard run, while Jack Hutchinson caught a scoring pass on a Bullet Bob throw.
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Lexington
V. M. I. Keydets
Davidson Wildcats
Keydets
Tony Ragunas
Bob Thomason
Jack Hutchinson
V.M.I
Ragunas
Thomason
Jack Maier
Bullet Bob
Pooley Hubert
Tony
Hutchinson
Davidson
Fritz Crutzer
Xeydets
VMI
Wildcats
Mac Allen
Wildcat
Carrington
Kentucky Edges Vanderbilt 10-7 On Statue Play Field Goal
Kentucky defeated Vanderbilt 10 to 7 as Phil Cutchin executed a fake statue of liberty play to Wallace Jones for a first score and later kicked the deciding field goal. Vanderbilt tied late in the fourth on J. P. Moore’s run and Bobby Berry extra point, but Kentucky held on for its fourth win of the season.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Phil Cutchin
Wallace
Wah Wah
Cutchin
Commodores
Big J. P. Moore
Vandy
Bobby Berry
Wildcats
Ean
Georgia Remains Undefeated With 33 13 Win Over Aggies
Georgia beat Oklahoma A and M 33 13 in Athens as Charlie Trippi sparked the Bulldogs with two early TDs and a 70 yard interception return. Fenimore and the Aggies kept the game close through a late rally, but Georgia finished with 450 total yards to 167 for Oklahoma A&M.
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Georgia
Aggies
Athens
Oklahoma A & M
Bob Fenimore
Oklahoma
Fenimore
Aggie
Charlie Trippi
Bulldogs
Trippi
Quakers Rout Wofford 36-0 to stay unbeaten
Guilford College Quakers overwhelm Wofford Terriers 36 to 0 in Spartanburg. After a scoreless first half the Quakers capitalized on Wofford fumbles and a pass interception to score five times in the second half led by Winner Gordon Moon and Phipps with key fumbles recovered and a late Faircloth pass to Gordon completing the scoring.
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Guilford College
Quakers
Wofford Terriers
Wofford
Tuttle Sherrill
Phil Clark
Joe Winner
Winner
Bob Gordon
Walt Moon
Dutch Wilson
Bill Mabry
Bill Phipps
Bill Powell
Bill Langley
Johnny Hilton
Terriers
Art Faircloth
Gordon
Guilford
Texas A and M Beats Texas Christian 14 to 0 in Bowl
Texas A and M snapped its losing streak with a 14 to 0 victory over Texas Christian in College Station. Barney Welch scored the first TD on a 25 yard run, and Marion Flanagan added an 11 yard rushing score as the Aggies took control in the first half. The win ends TCU's hopes in the Southwest Conference title race before a 20,000 strong crowd.
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Catawba
Mountaineers
Bowen
Claar
Appalachian
Georgi
College Station
Tex
Texas A. & M
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Frogs
Aggies
North Texas State
Barney Welch
Marion Flanagan
Keyman
Purdue Boilermakers Tie Ohio State 14 14 in Columbus
Injury riddled Purdue surprised Ohio State with Ed Cody scoring both touchdowns including a 69 yard run. Henry Stram added two extra points as the Boilermakers halted the Bucks to a 14 14 tie before 76025 fans at Ohio Stadium.
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Columbus
Purdue University
Ohio State Bucks
Ed Cody
Boilermakers
Purdue
Henry Stram
Ohio State
Piedmont Mfg and local teams lead county bowling standings
The standings show Piedmont Mfg 1834-2 leads with 9 wins, Lindale Dairy 8, Vets 6, and Charles Lunch 5. Highs include Charles Lunch 141 single, Piedmont Mfg 590 team high, and Hauser Piedmont Mfg 584 three-game set. Through October 16, 1946, VMI dominates with a 25-0 score over Davidson in a detailed game narrative.
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Piedmont Mfg
Narris Covington
Lindale Dairy
Idol Service
Charles Lunch
WES Lilly Co
Vlamond F. F
Iuuser
Pambalis
Tambalis Charles Lunch
D. Stout & Hauser Piedmont
Piedmont
Hauser Piedmont
D. Stout Piedmont
Charles Lynch
Meee Anne High Point College
Pulliam Boys
Tipton Millikan Hall
Cook
Weaver N.D.M
Saketaha
Teams
Aggies blank Eagles 17 0 before 6000 at Greensboro
A. and T. Aggies defeated N. C. College Eagles 17 to 0 in the World War Memorial Stadium Greensboro before about 6,000 fans. The Aggies scored in the first quarter on a short run and added a second quarter field goal. Weaver intercepted a second-half pass and returned 65 yards for a TD with a successful conversion listed.
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Greensboro
World War Memorial Stadium
A. & T. College Aggies
N. C. College Eagles
Durham
Aggies
State Eagles
Weaver
Three Home Runs Come Out Of Triple Play
A triple play sparked three home runs as a Long Island man advertised swapping his apartment for a Warren one but found no takers. A Warren couple traded their home for the Missouri City apartment and then swapped again, with the Long Islanders taking the Warren apartment, the couple moving to St Louis, and the Missourians taking the New York property.
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Long Island
Warren
St. Louis
Missouri City
New York
Frick Fights All Star Losses After World Series
Ford Frick president of the National League says he is tired of the losses the NL has suffered to the American League in the annual All Star game. He spoke after the St Louis Cardinals beat the Boston Red Sox 4 to 3 in the World Series deciding game and then conferred with Cardinals owner Sam Breadon.
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New York
Ford Frick
National Baseball League
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Frick
Sam Breadon
Children s Home routs Thomasville in homecoming loss
Thomasville high fell 26-0 to Chil dren's Home of Winston-Salem on Finch Field during Everybody's Day. Poole Crews and Henry paced the scoring with two Bulldog fumbles setting up touchdowns. Sam Waug of Thomasville won a halftime Ford in the crowd.
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Thomasville
Winston-Salem
Finch Field
Vacal
Bulldogs
Sam Waugs
Methodist
Poole
Crews
Henry
Figurin
Bulldog
T'ville
Bk Ccksies
Cdkasias Normy
Tiabiey
Ike c
Cece Die Veses
Caus
King Styles
Ccccceves
Sises
Brayton Rickard
Ices
Fere Smith Harrington
Mel
Keke
Williams Hedrick
Dukes Roll Over Richmond 41 0 In Comeback Show
Duke's Blue Devils crushed the University of Richmond 41 to 0 before 10 000 fans. George Clark and Buddy Mulligan connected for a TD after Mullins blocked a punt and Herman Smith scored on a Clark strike. The rout extended into the second quarter with multiple Duke scores.
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Durham
Duke
Blue Devils
University of Richmond
Richmond
Wallace Wade
Blue Devil
Pat Fenlon
Bill Cocco
Harold
Moon) Mullins
Fep
Bethune
George Clark
Clark
Buddy Mulligan
Tom Billingsley
Carl Perkinson
Navy and North Carolina duel ends in tie with late drives
In a tight clash Navy ties North Carolina 14 to 14 as Bob Cox kicks the equalizer after a late NC rally. Key plays include a blocked punt and touchdowns by Tagliente Hawkins for Navy and Justice Papa and Cox for NC.
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Billy Myers
Navy
Papa
Bob Cox
North Carolina
Cal Killeen
Larry Klosterman
Ralph Strayhorns
Maceyko
Cox
Joe Bartos
Romano Marke
Hendricks N. Smith
Strayhorn
Carrington
C—Highsmith
Scott
Roberts Schiweck
Hazelwood
Shimshak
Sparger
Bramlett
Hartig Bartlett
Justice Williams
Gron Bartos
Rodgers Hawkins
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Jarrell
Szafaryn
Marczyk
Spurlin
Mitten
Stiegman
Kennedy
Spellman
Wright
Sutherland
Britt
Myers
Camp
Clements
Tulane Blanks Auburn 32 0 in New Orleans Showdown
Tulane's Green Wave shut out Auburn 32-0 before 30,000 fans in New Orleans. The Tulane line dominated after a slow start while Travis Tidwell struggled against the strong defense and hot muggy conditions.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Auburn
Travis Tidwell
Tidwell
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