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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1936

Page

13

Tennessee Upsets Duke in Homecoming Thriller 15 13

Tennessee Volunteers edge Duke 15 13 on 70 yard punt return by Red Harp. Cresting crowd of about 20 000 witnessed a hard fought clash as Duke fell from unbeaten status. Major Bob Neyland's squad exploited a late safety and key plays to seal the win.

Noxville Tenn Thomas Diu Lajuvus Bob Neyland Tennessee Knoxville Wallace Wade Duke Elmore Honey) Hackney

Fordham Edges St. Mary's 7-6 in Polo Grounds thriller

Fordham defeated St. Mary's 7-6 before about 50,000 at the Polo Grounds. QB Andy Palau booted the PAT after a first-quarter touchdown set by Palau to Jacunski, while St. Mary's managed a field goal by Perry. Fordham overcame 132 rushing yards in penalties and stifled the Gaels with a strong defense and a sharp passing attack.

New York Fordham St. Mary's Gaels Polo Grounds Andy Palau Cunski Wojelchowis Palau Jacunski St. Mary's Paquin Denneriein Eaere Franco Marton Sheers Wojdechowles Conlee Seseis Lombardi Stanton Gianonni

Tulane Defeats North Carolina 21 to 7 in New Orleans

Tulane's powerful line and precise passing pace a 21 to 7 victory over North Carolina before 18 000 fans. Crowell Little and Tom Burnette led UNC while Bucky Bryan Bill Mattis and John Andrews sparked Tulane's offense with two sharp passes and a power play.

New Orleans Tulane University North Carolina Tulane Crowell Little Tom Burnette Carolina Bucky” Bryan Bill Mattis John Andrews Bryan Schneidau

Minnesota Quietly Routs Purdue 33 to 0 for 21st Straight Win

Minnesota dominates Purdue 33 to 0 in Minneapolis extending its winning streak to 21 and 28 unbeaten overall as Andy Uram Whitman Rork Matheny Alf Matheny Buhler score and Purdue struggles in final half. Big Ten title hopes ride on the Gophers as they crush the Boilermakers before 50 000 at home.

Bollermers Andy Oram Whitman Rork Matheny Julie Alfonse Buhler Minnesota Purdue Aaeger Ivaeses Bo Vacdaucs Burmeister Badeoenes Saee Graves Wolftman Cody Isbell Mb Avivensbaen Cecil Isbell Isnes OCR Uram Alf Matheny W. Rork Spadaccini Tow Wilkinson Faust F. C. Lane Truit Anthony Haines Perry Graves Aman FE. P. Maxwell

Duke Duke Tenn Smith Duke Tennessee football statistics

Duke and Tennessee compiled football statistics from the Duke Tennessee game in Knoxville. The data include first downs, rushing and passing yards, attempts and completions, interceptions, lateral plays, punting, total yards, kickoff returns, fumbles, penalties, and related figures. The record shows Duke against Tennessee with various yardage totals and play counts.

Knoxville, Tenn Duke Tenn

Tennessee Triumph Edges Duke in Last-Minute Rally

In a high scoring clash Tennessee preserved a dramatic win over Duke with a late 70-yard scoring run by Hackney after defensive stands and a strong all-around effort by the Volunteers. Duke had led briefly in the fourth before Tennessee tied the game and then moved ahead on a late punt return drive.

College and Army top grid action dominate football results

AP rounds up college games with scores across East Midwest and South. Notable results include Penn State over Cornell 13 7, Army 33 over Springfield 0, New Hampshire 54 over Vermont 6, Chicago area powerhouses Notre Dame 0 at Pittsburgh 0, and Baylor tied with Texas A and M 0 0.

East Boston College Providence Buffalo Hiram Coast Guard American International Bowdoin Colby Colgate Lafayette Cornell Penn State Delaware Randolph Macon Dickinson Swarthmore City College of New York Drexel Fordham St. Mary's Cal Gettysburg Lehigh Hobart Denison Johns Hopkins Haverford Juniata Bridgewater Maine Bates Detroit Manhattan Millersville Mansfield Worcester Poly Massachusetts State LaSalle Mt. St. Mary Ursinus Muhlenberg New York Aggies Hartwick New York U Georgetown U Middlebury Norwich Holy Cross Carnegie Tech Pennsylvania Brown Franklin and Marshall Penn Military Pittsburgh Notre Dame Princeton Navy Union Rensselaer St. Lawrence Niagara St. Thomas Lebanon Valley Maryland Syracuse Trinity Connecticut State Army Springfield New Hampshire Vermont Villanova Boston Univ Bucknell Washington and Jefferson At College Susquehanna Waynesburg Slippery Rock Western Maryland San Antonio Wesleyan Amherst St. Joseph Westchester Williams Tufts Yale Rutgers Rocky Mountain Denver Wyoming Colorado U Colorado State Colorado College Colorado Mines Utah State Utah U Montana U Montana State New Mexico State Adams California Stanford Washington Oregon State Washington State Oregon Nevada Idaho San Diego State San Jose State Interprovincial

Princeton Triumphs Over Navy 7-0 in Palmer Stadium Rally

Princeton, N J October 24 Princeton staged a third quarter rally to defeat Navy 7 to 0 before 61000 fans at Palmer Stadium Spearheading the scoring drive Jack White sprinted 81 yards to the Navy 15 and Ken Sandbach finished with a 13 yard run and an extra point Princeton held a slim edge in first downs and produced a sharp Tiger defense that stymied Navy after a rough start The Midshipmen had outgained Princeton in total plays but could not sustain offensive rhythm scoring comes from Sandbach on a hidden ball play and the conversion by Sandbach.

Tennessee Volunteers Bynessee Blue Devils Hackney Tchdown Phil Kens Duke Parker Frank Owford Bowden Wyatt Dickens Melvin Herring Tennesse Eevasa Ue Sendeas Hunter Crawford Weaver Hayes Eee Fulton Wyatt Ae Herrin Dickens Perkins Ere Little McCarren Bi Seth Her Alan Gould Princeton N. J Navy Palmer Stadium Tiger Midshipmen Yale Jack White White Irwin Fike Saeed Schmidt Ken Sandbach Sandbach Dodds B. L. Eberts

Catawba Indians Open Stadium With 26 0 Victory Over Guilford

Catawba Indians debut new stadium by routing Guilford 26 0 in North State contest. They score all touchdowns on straight football with five first downs on several long drives including a 60 yard march for the first score and a second 62 yard march. Meehan and Lundholm add extra points as Clark seals the win with two rushing TDs.

Indians Guilford College Clark Meehan Tribe Lundholm Peiffer Pritchard Guilford Quakers Chambers Barkley Briggs

Colgate Runs Wild To Beat Lafayette

Colgate's Red Raiders dominated Lafayette 41 0 at Hamilton New York after a running game and accurate passing attack. Red Chesboro scored on a trick lateral in the first quarter as Colgate led each period and could have extended the margin with full substitution.

Colgate Lafayette Hamilton N. Y Red Raiders Red Chesboro Raiders Leopards Andy Kerr

Yale Reserves Rout Rutgers in 28-0 Victory

Yale reserves defeated Rutgers 28 to 0 at New Haven with about 12,000 spectators. Captain Larry Kelley contributed early in the second period, followed by Charley Ewart Al Wilson and Bud Humphrey as Yale’s second and third teams pressed the pace.

New Haven Conn Yale Rutgers Eli Larry Kelley Charley Ewart al Wilson Bud Humphrey

Sarnia Edges Hamilton Cubs In Lacrosse Action

Scores show Sarnia 29 Hamilton Cubs 3. Lacrosse Teachers 2. Dubuque U S Univ of Dayton 21, Univ of Cincinnati 13.

Sarnia Hamilton Cubs Dubuque U. S. Univ. of Dayton Univ. of Cincinnati

Ohio State Routs Indiana 7-0 in Weekend Gridiron Clash

In Columbus, Ohio State squeezed past Indiana 7 to 0 as Merle Wendt caught a 13 yard touchdown pass from William Dye in the second period and extra point. The Buckeyes, defending co champs with Minnesota, stay in the Western race despite earlier loss to Northwestern.

Columbus Ohio State Indiana Hoosiers Bucks Ohioans Minnesota Northwestern Michigan William “Tippy” Dye Merle Wendt Wendt Birch Earlham Vick Reese Dennison Finsterwald Ohio

Oglethorpe Avenges Last Year's Loss

Oglethorpe University defeated Emory and Henry by 20 to 0 at Hermanice field. The Petrels used both pass and run plays with alert football and scoring in the first half. Oglethorpe led 13 7 0 0 by periods as they secured the victory.

Atlanta Oglethorpe University Emory and Henry Hermanice Field Oglethorpe Wasps Petrels

Tulane NC Football Game Statistics Summary

AP statistics show first downs nine? Thirty five rushing yards? Passing attempts sixty nine with eighty five completed. Yardage from scrimmage indicates notable totals. Punts and kickoffs included in the set of records for Tulane versus North Carolina.

New Orleans North Carolina

Tulane Tops Carolina on late drives in tough finish

In a hard fought game Tulane defeats Carolina 21 to 7 as Andrews scores twice and Moss kicks three extra points. Key plays include Burnette forcing a punt and Buck McCain blocking another, with Little returning a punt for 53 yards setting up Tulane scores.

Auburn Triumph Over Georgia in Tight 20-13 Win

In Columbus on Oct 24 Auburn barely held on for a 20-13 victory after a halftime turnaround. Georgia surged after halftime scoring in eight plays from their 26, while Auburn dominated the first half with 10 first downs to Georgia's none, though final stats evened to 16-8.

Columbus Georgia Auburn Tigers Bulldogs

First Fox Hunt Opens Season by Sedgefield Club

Members of Sedgefield Hunt Club gathered at Sedgefield Stables for the season’s first fox hunt. About 20 riders joined the chase, with future hunts planned and social events including breakfasts barbecues dances. Participants included Willis Slane Carter Dalton Seborn Perry C T In gram Jr John Foy Mabel Davis Henry Jobe and Miss Walker Dillard.

First Fox Hunt Sedgefield Hunt Sedgefield Hunt Club Sedgefield Stables Mesdames Willis Slane Carter Dalton Seborn Perry C. T. Ingram, Jr John Foy Mabel Davis Henry Jobe Raleigh Miss Walker Dillard Greensboro Earl Phillips High Point Truman Welling Hunt Welch Harriss Wilbur Jones Roy Briggs Billy Sheloff Oscar Burnett Stark Dillard Frank Curran A. T. Smith

T. C. U. Ties With Mississippi State

In a rain soaked Cotton Bowl Texas Christian and Mississippi State played to a scoreless 60 minute tie. Both sides relied on stout lines as 24 drives produced no decisive breakthrough and reserve QB David O'Brien booted the mud covered ball while Major Ralph Sasse’s eleven answered with 20 punts.

Dallas Texas Christian Mississippi State David David O’brien Ralph Sasse

Lions in Africa Classed as Permin Mentions

In Africa lions are largely classed as permin ments. North Carolina scoring notes a touchdown by Bershak with Burnette's point after touchdown.

Africa Ments North Carolina Bershak Burnette

Marquette Beats Michigan State for Homecoming Victory

Milwuakee October 24 Marquette University halved Michigan State 13 to 7 as Captain Ray Buzz Buivid threw a two yard scoring pass to Herb Anderson midway in the last quarter. The win comes before about 20 000 fans and boosts Marquette's bid for national ball honors.

Milwaukee Ray (Buzz Buivid Marquette University Arma Herb Anderson Spartans

Nebraska Upsets Oklahoma 14-0 in Norman Showdown

In Norman on October 24 Nebraska hammered Oklahoma 14-0 to move closer to the Big Six title. About 25,000 fans attended despite overcast skies, with 7,000 more than the previous local record watching the decisive game.

Norman Okla Nebraska Oklahoma

World of Ceres Defies Rifle Fire in Space Story

A science note explains that Ceres exhibits such low gravity that a modern rifle bullet fired straight up would escape the dwarf planet and not return, illustrating orbital mechanics and escape velocity concepts.

Ceres

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