Tide Moves Closer to Southern Title
Alabama defeats Vanderbilt 12 to 7 in Birmingham with a strong rushing attack and stout defense securing the win before 20,000 fans. Furman upsets Florida 14 to 13 in Gainesville as Gators fail to convert on offense. Georgia thumps Auburn 39 to 7 in Columbus highlighting the Bulldogs’ dominant line play. Virginia Tech defeats Davidson 20 to 19 in Davidson’s homecoming thriller with Hooper’s game winning extra point.
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King College Dominates Bears In 38 Point Win
King College routed Lenoir Rhyne 38 to 0 at Bristol with two TDs by Newlin and Ghiz and 14 first downs to three. In Raleigh, NC, NC State beat Mississippi A&M 14 to 0 as Jeffrey and Silver led the Wolfpack in a defensive battle with two passes setting up scores.
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William Penn High Defeats Highland in Fair Stadium Battle
William Penn High School overwhelmed Highland High of Gastonia 26 to 0 at Salisbury Colored Fair. Boykins scored three touchdowns with Knox adding the final extra point, as Penn moved to 4 0 on the season and prepared to host Dunbar of Lexington next Friday at Penn Field.
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Merrilees Soccer Team Holds First Practice
Coach Andy Merrilees leads the Y M C A. soccer squad at the local high school grounds in preparation for the November 8 opener against Catawba college. About 20 players, including Norman Fidler and George Dobbins, attend as High Point hopes rise for a strong start.
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Catawba College
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Geo. Dobbins
Wilmington, del, Blues
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Greyhounds
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Kansas Demands Probe of Charge in Big Six Crisis
Kansas seeks outside investigation into conditions at Big Six schools while facing ostracism over alleged recruiting and subsidizing of athletes. The conference faculty council ended athletic relations with Kansas, prompting student defiance as Jayhawker football beat Iowa State. Jayhawker Jim Bausch sat out with knee injury amid eligibility questions.
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James A
Jim) Bausch
Topeka
Bill Hargiss
Bi County Soccer League Formed in Local YMCA Meeting
The first bi county soccer league in the state was formed Friday night at the YMCA with six teams representing High Point High School Jamestown Guilford College High Allen Jay Hasty and Midway. Teams will play six games each with Wednesday games and Fridays reserved for state championships Bees on Hardware offers a silver trophy for the best winning percentage over six weeks.
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Midway
Wofford Eyes Breakthrough Against Duke on Saturday
In six games over ten years Wofford has never crossed Duke's goal line but seeks a first scoring clash this Saturday. Duke hosts the matchup hoping to maintain dominance as Wofford eyes an upset.
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Wofford Holds Duke To Couple Of Touchdowns
Wofford battles Duke to a 14 to 0 score, but falls short as Duke holds on for the win. Duke’s Murray leads with a 84 yard drive and a later TD while Wofford shows a strong defense and a 78 yard punt.
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Maryland Beats VMI 20 to 0 in Richmond Showdown
Maryland, led by Berger with three first half touchdowns, outpaced Virginia Military Institute 20 to 0 in Richmond. Maryland kept VMI scoreless after intermission as VMI threatened briefly but stalled at the seven yard line.
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SMU Dominates Indiana 27 to 0 at Dallas Stadium
At Fair Park Stadium in Dallas on October 25, Southern Methodist University used two complete elevens and extra players to rout Indiana University 27 to 0. The SMU passing attack clicked as the Ponies kept control throughout the game.
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Washington Defeats California 13 to 0 in Annual Game
In Seattle on October 25, the University of Washington beat California 13 to 0. Hufford scored on a ten yard run in the second period and Westweller returned an interception 70 yards for a TD, sealing the win for the Huskies.
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Dartmouth Triumphs Over Harvard In Rain Soaked Victory
In Cambridge Massachusetts Dartmouth defeated Harvard 7 to 2 before about 40 000 drenched spectators as a wild northeast rainstorm lashed the stadium. The win puts Dartmouth halfway toward national football honors.
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Southern California routs Stanford in 41-12 victory
Southern California exploded for six touchdowns at Stanford Stadium on October 25, overwhelming Stanford 41-12. Led by Marshall Duffield Orv Mohler and Ernie Pineckert the Trojans built a dominant ground and air attack while Stanford managed two touchdown passes.
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Bulgaria Bans Alum in Preserved Fruits Import
Bulgaria prohibits import of preserved fruits containing alum citing safety concerns. The measure affects food producers and traders importing processed fruit products, with enforcement by customs authorities and potential penalties for violations.
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College football scores from Phoenix and Pullman
In Phoenix the score was Occidental 0 and Arizona 21. In Pullman Montana 0 faced Washington State 61.
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St Johns Beats Washington and Lee 7 0 in Home Football
St Johns capitalized on opportunities to defeat the Washington and Lee Generals 7 to 0 in Lexington Virginia. The game marked the inauguration of Dr. Frane Pendleton Gaines as Washington and Lee’s thirteenth president.
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