Pitt Upsets Notre Dame 12-0 In Low-Scoring Thriller
Pittsburgh defeats the top ranked Notre Dame 12 to 0 before 65000 at Indiana University stadium. Zeb Hogan and Mike Sebastian spearheaded a fourth quarter rally as Pitt halted Notre Dame’s famed offense and scored two late touchdowns.
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Pitt Ends Two Point Try With Blocked Kicks
Sebastian ran from the far sideline and impressed with a dash toward the goal. Al McGuff passed to Ted Dailey who sprinted from Notre Dame's 25 yard line for a score before both extra point attempts were blocked.
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Catawba Defeats Guilford 2010 7
Salisbury October 20 AP Catawba pulled away in the second half to beat Guilford 20 to 7. Two Witmer to Captain Robinson and Pearson to Appanaitis completions sparked the surge. Appanaitis added the extra points as Catawba rolled to victory with 17 first downs to six for Guilford.
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Breezy Wynn Boots Field Goal for Tennessee Victory
In Knoxville on October 29, Breezy Wynn, Tennessee back, kicked a decisive field goal to lift the Vols over Duke 16 to 13 as the score stood 13 all with three minutes left. Wynn’s play preserved the win in a tense finish.
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Manhattan Beats Oglethorpe In Polo Grounds Clash
Manhattan college defeats Oglethorpe university 20 to 7 at the Polo grounds in the fourth game of an intersectional series begun in 1929. The win evens the four game series after Oglethorpe won in 1929 and 1930.
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Hagen and Picard Will Play Off Golf Tourney
Walter Hagen and Henry Picard finished at 295 to tie for the Carolina Open title at Starmount Golf Course Greensboro NC. They will play off tomorrow at 2 pm for a $200 first prize with $150 to the runner up, as other money winners were listed from various clubs.
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al Houghton
Kenwood Country Club
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Arthur Ham
Charlotte Country Club
Emmett French
Pinehurst
Clarence Owens
Greenville
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Harold Bh
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George Slingerland
Emmett Frene
Southern Pines
Co. C. McCulston
Thomanville
Previs Ferree
Mike Thomas
Salisbury
Dugan Aycock
High Point
Herman Atkins
Sedgefield
Carl Alexander
Bill Palmer
Raleigh
Marshall Crichton
Durham
Harold Long
Rally Blair Sedgefield
Henry Peard
Clarence Greenville
Fred ‘Hyatt
Davidson and Clemson Battle to 7-7 Deadlock
Davidson and Clemson fought a furious four quarters in Davidson North Carolina ending in a 7 to 7 tie. Clemson scored first half points on a Pearce pass to Patterson and a Woodward run while Davidson rallied in the second half with Pearce driving drives and a tying touchdown pass to Morgan. The game featured strong punting from Miller and Stevens and a crowd of about 5000.
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Morris Miller
Willmon
Old Liners down VMI 12 7 in Richmond
Maryland’s Old Liners beat V. M. I. Cadets 12 to 7 with a fourth quarter touchdown by substitute fullback Ray Poppleman. Poppleman's 52 yard scamper gave Maryland the margin after VMI struck early, Bill Smith scored for the Cadets and added an extra point.
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Yale Wallops Dartmouth 6-0 as Lassiter sparks win
Yale Bulldogs beat Dartmouth 6 to 0 in New Haven with Bob Lassiter dominating the second period. Lassiter and Andy Callan punched through Dartmouth's defense scoring a touchdown after a 40 yard drive and Lassiter added most of Yale's yardage while leading a strong rushing effort.
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Athletic contests at Y begin Monday
About 96 to 100 boys plan to enter the annual Boys Athletic Contests at the local Y M C A. The 10 events run once weekly for 10 weeks, with divisions under and over 110 pounds. Records list champions from 1927 to 1930 and note top point earners reaching 500 and 900 point marks.
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William Bailey
Skunks Defeat Tigers 59 to 12 in Football Clash
The Skunks dominated the Tigers at Lee's Field with a one sided game. Jack Hunt the Skunk fullback starred while Tiger halfback Hucks produced a strong showing in the aerial battle and several plays.
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Virginia Tech routs Washington and Lee in homecoming game
Virginia Polytechnic Institute blasted Washington and Lee 32 to 6 in Lexington on homecoming day. Four Gobbler backs scored touchdowns as VT, opening with two quick TDs, rolled over the Generals after a tight first period. Gene Hite added two placements for VT with Sawyers scoring for Washington and Lee.
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Oak Ridge athletes to clash in elimination meet Thursday
Oak Ridge boys prepare for boxing and wrestling elimination in the Kingsfield gym. Schedules include 28 boxing rounds and 40 minutes of mat work under Army rules with the Oak Ridge military band playing. Free admission for ladies with escorts and parking available.
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Jimmie Moore
Eddie Tilly
Bob Scarbough
Frankie Augero
Fred Hill
Joe Bernstein
Frank Harris
George Hughes
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Jack Howard
Aldo Mares
Herman Holcomb
Aro Pierres
Angelo Mecca
Seldon Hill
Charlie Melver
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