Tar Heels rout Davidson 34 to 0 in air marked win
North Carolina’s Tar Heels outgunned Davidson 34 0 in the 33rd meeting as George Stirnweis and Jim Lalanne connected on a prolific air attack. Jae Radman scored twice and Tom Weiss and others contributed as NC built 16 first downs to Davidson’s nine and gained 122 rushing yards to the Wildcats 190.
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Three More Bouts Lined Up For Boxing Program
Amateur boxing card update notes several matchups for Tuesday night at Sportsrena Garden. Thomas Penley vs Ray Keever bantamweight and Carl Cowan vs Clinton Chandler lightweight are announced, plus Clinton Brookshire against Kid Johnson.
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Thomas Penley
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Clinton Chandler
Clinton Brookshire
Kid Johnson
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Bill Kelly
Orville Little
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Unc Davidson Stats Chronicle North Carolina Davidson Game
Statistics on the North Carolina Davidson game provided from Davidson on October 22. This brief item notes team stats and notable figures for the matchup reported by AP.
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Touchdown Splurge Seals Tar Heels Rivalry Victory
Stirnweiss connected on a TD pass to Watson as Carolina built a lead with runs by Lalanne and Kraynick. The Tar Heels added a late score after a blocked punt, then held on as Vanderbilt Wildcats drove deep before the final whistle.
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Pennsylvania rallies to trim Columbia 14 13
Pennsylvanians overcome an early Columbia lead at Franklin Field before a 58,000 crowd. Sid Luckman passes for 177 yards as the Quaker line pressures Columbia, holding off a late rally to win 14 to 13.
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Michigan State Topples Syracuse 19 to 12 in Big Battle
In East Lansing on October 22 Michigan State Spartans beat Syracuse 19 to 12 in a breath taking game. Johnny Pingel and Wilmeth Sidat-Singh led the scoring with pivotal plays and assists on all touchdowns.
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Panthers Prepare for Eastern Carolina Teachers Clash
High Point college Panthers coach Virgil Yow plans a strenuous practice this week ahead of Friday night’s home game at Albion Millis Stadium against Eastern Carolina Teachers College. The Panthers, after surprising William and Mary 7 0 in Norfolk last Friday, rely on Malfregeot and Moran for scoring with Franklin and LeMaster adding key plays.
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Princeton And Navy End In Exciting 13 13 Tie
Princeton and Navy played to a 13 13 draw before 40 000 at Municipal Stadium Baltimore. Navy scored first and last, Emmett Wood and Clift Lenz crossing the goal line, Princeton answering with 55 yard and 69 yard drives, a controversial pass interference on a fourth down play giving Navy a first down at the five.
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Notre Dame Edges Carnegie Tech In Bruising 7 6 Victory
Notre Dame defeated Carnegie Tech 7 to 6 in a bruising 1920s clash before 25,000 at South Bend. Third-string backs Piepul Kerr and Morrison spearheaded the late scoring drive and the go-ahead touchdown after a disputed fourth-quarter call.
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Grimes Street Rats to Face Dr Pep Pers Tomorrow
The Grimes Street Rats will play the Dr Pep Pers of Winston-Salem tomorrow afternoon at Southside Park in Winston-Salem.
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College football scores from scattered games
A broad list of college football results from various colleges and regions shows Albright blanking Moravian 32 to 0 while Army defeated Boston University 40 to 0 and other notable results include Princeton tying 13 13 with Fordham 26 0 Oregon over Drexel 18 13 and Cornell beating Penn State 21 6 among numerous others across divisions and conferences.
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Michigan Rallies to Edge Yale in Yale Bowl Thriller
Michigan, trailing 13 to 2 at halftime, storms back to beat Yale 15 to 13 at the Yale Bowl before about 45 000 fans. Harmon connects on key passes aiding Purucker Nicholson scoring drives as Purucker and Nicholson push the Wolverines past Yale with a late fourth quarter touchdown and a safety by Siegel in the first half.
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Tulane Dominates Mercer in 51 0 Victory
Tulane's Green Wave overwhelmed Mercer 51 to 0 in New Orleans. Captain Ray Miller led the stern forward wall while new star Bob Kellogg shone as a fast halfback among top scorers last year at the Northeast Center of LSU.
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Purdue Nets Win Over Wisconsin
In Lafayette Indiana on October 22 Purdue defeated Wisconsin 12 to 7 as Mike Eyeline from Massillon Ohio sparked the comeback in the second half. Eyeline passed and ran setting up two Purdue touchdowns securing the win.
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Virginia Military Upends William and Mary 14-0
In Williamsburg Va on homecoming day 5 500 fans watched Virginia Military Institute defeat William and Mary 14 to 0. Ray Ruett of Portsmouth opened the scoring with a 74 yard run and also intercepted a pass in the third quarter to seal the win.
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