Tulane and North Carolina Battle to 14 14 Tie
North Carolina Tar Heels rally from behind in New Orleans to force a 14 14 tie with Tulane as both teams stay undefeated with 40 seconds left. Lalanne leads Tulane with two first half touchdowns and a string of sharp passes.
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Lenoir Rhyne Edges Guilford In Tough 20 Point Win
Lenoir Rhyne Bears defeated Guilford Quakers 20 to 0 at Guilford College. Arndt and Ripple fueled late scoring drives of 80 60 and 50 yards while Neal and Legenbergser provided spark and final TD. Ream added the extra points.
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Sooners Win Streak, Top Kansas 27 to 7 on Dad's Day
Oklahoma's Sooners defeat Kansas 27 7 before 20 000 fans in Norman as Scooter Beryl Clark leads a 77 yard first drive then scores and passes to others in a Big Six title defense opening. The crowd cheers as the power house offense dominates the game.
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Tennessee Volunteers Beat Alabama In Week's Top Upset
Tennessee as nation's top team after a decisive 21 0 win over Alabama powered by Johnny Butler 56 yard TD and two late scores. Pitt fall to Duquesne 21 13. Carnegie Tech upset by NYU 6 0. Notre Dame over Navy 14 7. Michigan routs Chicago 85 0.
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Grid Results And Scores Across Multiple Conferences
The roundup lists numerous college football results from the day including Duquesne over Pittsburgh 21 to 13, Dartmouth 14 Lafayette 0, Princeton 14 Columbia 7, Pennsylvania 22 Harvard 6, Yale 20 Army 15, and many others across the Big Ten, Pacific Coast, and Northeast. Top performers include Indiana, Ohio State, Northwestern, Texas, Oregon State, California, and Penn State with decisive wins or ties noted.
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Wolves Score On Pass By Bob Sabolyk
DETROIT October 21 University of Detroit held off North Carolina State 21 to 6 scoring in each of the first three periods. NC State failed to threaten Detroit in the first half due to blocked kicks and the final tally came on a 61 yard drive in the third period.
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Challedon Wins Five Length Maryland Handicap
Challedon the three year old king romps to a five length victory in the Maryland handicap at Laurel. General Monlee second by a length and a half with Hospitality third as Challedon runs 1 1/4 miles in 2 02 3 5. The win pays $6,625 and boosts Brann's colt earnings to $174,435 with next start likely in the Pimlico special November 1.
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NC State vs Detroit gridiron clash ends with Titans edge
Detroit builds early advantage after a blocked punt and quick TD drives led by McDermott and McLaughlin. NC State answers with a passing attack in the fourth, East scoring the lone TD for the Wolfpack while Detroit dominates total first downs 17 to 6.
Ohio State Edges Gophers In Close 23 20 Victory
Ohio State’s Buckeyes throw three touchdown passes and hold off a late Minnesota drive to win 23 to 20 before 55,000 in Minneapolis. Minnesota fans see a last minute drive stall after a 15 yard penalty and a goal line kick hits the post and bounces away. Noah Webster’s dictionary note appears as a stray detail.
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