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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1948

Page

11

Mountaineers Edge Panthers in 40-14 Loss Shock

In Chattanooga Tenn NC State dominates Chattanooga 7 to 0 in the second period to seal the win before about 7 000 fans Bill Thompson capped a 38 yard drive with a one yard TD and Jim Byler added the point The game opened with a poor Chattanooga punt setting the tone for a one sided encounter

Chattanooga Tenn North Carolina State University of Chattanooga Bill Thompson Jim Byler George Carden Thompson Blomquist

Chattanooga Moccasins Hold Off Wolfpack In Turbulent Game

North Carolina State and Chattanooga vie in a hard fought contest as NC State advantages shrink late. State gains 109 rushing yards and 46 passing while Chattanooga totals 32 rushing yards and 22 through the air. Thompson scores for State with Byler adding the extra point in a tense, defense heavy clash.

Chattanooga Taylor Thompson O'Neal Erwin State Buttson Wolfpack North Carolinians North Carolina State OOC State Byler

Alabama Upsets Mississippi State 10-7 in Starkville

Sophomore Ed Salem kicked a 15 yard field goal with three seconds left in the first half to lift Alabama to a 10-7 victory over favored Mississippi State in a Southeastern Conference game watched by about 20 000 at Starkville. State dominated the second half but could not overcome the early lead.

Starkville Miss Ed Salem Alabama Mississippi State Salem Bama

Vanderbilt Rout Yale 35-0 Behind Strong Line Play

Vanderbilt powered to a 35 to 0 victory over Yale as Bobby Berry Dean Davidson and Zealand Thigpen sparked a decisive offensive display. Berry opened scoring on a 59 yard march and Thigpen closed with a 69 yard TD run as Yale failed to threaten after the first period.

Ted Smits New Haven Conn Vanderbilt Bobby Berry Dean Davidson Zealand Thigpen Yale Wisconsin Berry Thigpen Tex Furse Levi Jackson

Maryland Blanks George Washington 47 0 at Griffith Stadium

Maryland using long run plays and an effective passing attack overwhelmed George Washington 47 to 0 in Griffith Stadium. Maryland dominated offense and defense, scoring early and often to secure a decisive win.

Washington Maryland George Washington Griffith Stadium

Gophers Bow To Might Of Michigan By 27 14

Michigan comes from behind to beat Minnesota 27 14 at Memorial Stadium as the 19th straight Wolverine win keeps them undefeated and out of Rose Bowl contention. Peteson and Rifenburg spark the offense while Minnesota stalls in the air and on the ground.

Gophers Might Michigan Jerry Liska Minneapolis Wolverines Minnesota Rose Bow Memorial Stadium

Michigan Triumphs In Little Brown Jug Clash

The Wolverines, top ranked in the AP poll, scored two touchdowns in the second quarter plus one in the third and fourth as Minnesota struggled. The Gophers fought hard but could not match Michigan's opportunistic plays in the classic Big Nine duel.

Wolverines Associated Press Gophers

DeForge Avoids Year In Prison With Suspension

Winston-Salem reports former Reidsville pitcher manager Barney DeForge had his one year jail sentence suspended after pleading guilty to conspiracy and bribery charges. The judge acted on a recommendation from local officials after a 30 minute Forsyth County hearing. Two Clover, South Carolina car dealers were acquitted. DeForge testified he was paid 300 dollars to throw the May Reidsville Winston-Salem game.

Winston-Salem Barney DeForge Reidsville George M. Trautman Allen Gwyn Forsyth County Superior Court Walter FE. Johnston, Jr Ernie G. Shore John M. Gold Clover DePorge

Tech Downs Gators 42 7 to Stay Undefeated

Georgia Tech dominated Florida 42 to 7 in Atlanta to extend its win streak to five and maintain a sixth national ranking. Jake Southard and Joe Brown combined on passing plays while Frank Ziegler powered the ground game and Morris Harrison and Bobby North added scoring drives as Tech pulled away after a slow start.

Atlanta Georgia Tech Florida Gators Gators Tech Florida Yellow Jacket Frank Ziegler Jimmy Southard Joe Brown Flordia John Cox Lazerous Lewis Southard Brown Dick Harvin Morris Harrison Bobby North

Longhorns Rally Past Rice for 20-7 Victory

Texas shorted a stubborn Rice defense through two quarters then exploded for three touchdowns in the final period to win 20-7 in Houston.

Longhorns Houston Tex Texas Longhorns Rice Owls

Ole Miss Stuns Eagles 32-13 in Intersectional Rout

Ole Miss battered Boston College 32-13 in Memphis as Johnny Vaught’s Rebels pulled away after the second quarter. Ed Longin faced pressure as Boston’s offense stalled while Tiny Farley Salmon and Barney Poole starred for Ole Miss in the win before 20 312 fans.

Memphis Tenn Boston College University of Mississippi Johnny Vaught Ole Miss Rebels Eagles Boston Ed Longin Farley Salmon Barney Poole Rebels

Penn Pounds Middies 20-14 in Tough Ivy Victory

In Philadelphia Navy led 14-7 entering the third quarter but tired late as Penn scored two touchdowns to stay unbeaten. The crowd of 75,000 watched an air minded Middies team energize the game before surrendering to the Quakers.

Philadelphia Navy Penn Quakers Middie

Army Crushes Cornell 27-6 in Eastern Showdown

In Ithaca New York Army defeated Cornell 27-6 before 34000 at Schoellkopf Stadium. The Cadets extended their unbeaten streak to five while Cornell’s flashy halfback Hillary Cholle was carried off with a sprained ankle in the second period.

Ithaca N. Y Army Cornell Schoellkopf Hillary Cholle

Sedgefield Hunt Amateur Horse Show Opens with Record Entries

The Sedgefield Hunt Junior Amateur Horse Show begins this afternoon at the Sedgefield Stables with 14 events open to amateurs from Guilford County and beyond. A 50 cent entry fee per class applies, Glenn Lanning to judge with assistants to be named later, including children’s horsemanship, novice gaited horsemanship, driving, and walking and trotting. Seventy five ribbons and prizes await young riders from cradle to 18.

Sedgefield Hunt Sedgefield Guilford County Glenn Lanning

Appalachian State Teachers crush High Point 40 to 14 under lights

Appalachi an State Teachers college tore through High Point with a T formation attack, building a 20 point lead by halftime and coasted to a 40 to 14 victory before 3,000 fans. Bryson Cross Aiken Propst and Bell provided the main touchdowns while Harris Tipton and Evans added late scores for High Point.

Apps Panthers Mountaineers Bill Boyette Evans Norman Harris Claude Eldridge Appalachian Bill Cross Max Morgan Herman Bryson Frank von Drehle Dub Aiken J. C. Honeycutt Clarence Siderton Bryson Cross Akin Propst Tipton Harris Caskey Belton Hendricks Llaistead Small Best Grissom J. Grissom Crary Lyons J. Taylor Long Alford Bumgaraner Leonard Honeycutt Bowmam Blackburn Mills Eldridge Hooks Murdoch Walters Propet Ragan Webb Boger Honey Ecutt High Point Collins Painter Bailey Kimball Comisky Williams Burleson McCurry Dohenny Chapeman Schefill Bavender Hooper Morgan Backs Klein Gordon von Drehle Inman Gilea Watts

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