Yale Upsets Army 21 to 13 in Comeback At Yale Bowl
Yale erased a 13 point Army lead with an 80 yard dash by Albi Booth and three touchdowns in a stunning 21 to 13 upset at Yale Bowl. Booth scored all Yale points, adding two extra points, as Army briefly led 13 to 0 before Yale’s rally.
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SMU Dominates Mississippi 52-0 in Dallas
Southern Methodist University used second and third string players for most of the game at Fair Park stadium in Dallas to rout Mississippi University 52 to 0. The grind produced a decisive victory with SMU overpowering their foe throughout the contest.
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Notre Dame Defeats Carnegie Tech 7-0 in Pittsburgh Crowd Records
Notre Dame, led by Swift Jack Elder, edged Carnegie Tech 7 to 0 before a record Pittsburgh crowd of about 70,000. Elder drove the winning drive in the third period, breaking through for a ten yard dash before Savoldi scored on a four yard plunge after a fourth down gamble. Knute Rockne watched from the sidelines as the Irish held off repeated Tech threats in a hard fought battle.
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Dartmouth Downs Harvard 34 to 7 in Cambridge Clash
Dartmouth led by Al Marsters racked up 232 rushing yards and two touchdowns as the undefeated Green hammered Harvard 34 to 7 in Cambridge. Harvard’s only score came late in the second period, with Dartmouth pulling away to an easy victory in the first big test of the campaign.
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Georgia to Launch $5 Million Road Building Program
Atlanta announces a statewide road improvement plan with a $5 million budget set to start in December. The program targets major arteries, improves safety, and will involve multiple state agencies and local governments.
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Freshman Board of Control Formed at Duke University
Duke University establishes a freshman board of control to enforce first year traditions such as frosh caps. Members include EF Weatherspoon of Durham vice president of student government Ga Co Hoppy of Seymour, Pa secretary of the student council and Grady Frank of Mt Airy president of the junior class. Two freshmen will be elected to the board.
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Illini Romp Past Michigan on Mills 65 Yard Dash
In Champaign Illinois defeats Michigan 14 to 0 as Harold Grange's ghostlike influence resurges. Douglas Mills stars at quarterback replacing Frosty Peters and breaks loose for a 65 yard rushing TD, with Walker scoring the second Illinois touchdown and Mills converting both PATs.
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Princeton Navy Tie as Tiger Rally Falls Short
Princeton and Navy battled to a 13 to 13 tie in Newark after Princeton erased a 13-point Navy lead in the final period. Rainy narrative notes key plays by Bennett Muldaur Zundel and Barfield with Enfield converting after a crucial kick. The Florida Alligators upset Georgia Bulldogs 18 to 6 in Jacksonville as Florida’s passing and defense stifled Georgia’s offense throughout.
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Villa Nova Dominates Duke 58 to 12 in Upset Showdown
Villa Nova College overwhelmed Duke University 58 to 12 before 10 000 fans in Philadelphia. Red Melanson scored three touchdowns as Gillespie Gardner and others added scores. Duke's Buie and Jankoski tallied the Duke TDs, while Villa Nova converted with three placement kicks.
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Tide Rolls Over Sewanee 35 to 7 in Birmingham
Alabama Crimson Tide defeated Sewanee 35 to 7 in Birmingham as Monk Campbell and Tony Holm led the offense. Captain Billy Hicks was hospitalized with a spinal injury, while Wade’s forming backfield showed strong power but imperfect coordination.
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Furman Dominate Wofford 32 6 in Annual Gridiron Bowl
Furman defeated Wofford 32 to 6 in the annual meeting at Spartanburg. Furman opened with a 55 yard touchdown by Joe Deery and added two more scores in the second quarter before finishing with a final touchdown in the last period. Myers scored Wofford’s lone touchdown on a 17 yard pass reception.
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North Carolina Traffic Counts Show High Vehicle Registration
North Carolina, with some of the finest paved highways in the country, has nearly 600,000 registered autos as Asheville notes the state’s growing vehicle totals and road system.
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