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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1954

Page

20

Duke Upsets Tech In Thrilling Comeback Victory

Duke rallies from 20 0 deficit to stun Georgia Tech 21 20 at Duke Stadium. Coach Murray praises a rugged, determined effort as quarterback Jerry Barger directs a flawless late drive and Bryan Aldridge stars on the ground. Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd concedes a hard fought loss.

Duke Stadium Duke Bill Murray Murray Tech Blue Devils Jerry Barger Barger Bryan Aldridge Durham Aldridge Kinston Georgia Tech Bobby Dodd Dodd Dodders Bryant Aldridge Duke University Jim Summer

Razorbacks outlast Texas A M 14 7 in Southwest clash

Arkansas Razorbacks beat Texas A M 14 to 7 at College Station to stay among the nation's powers in the West Conference. Walter Matthews scored on a 38 yard pass from George Walker and a 2 yard TD drive followed a fumble recovery. Elwood Kettler scored for A M and converted, with Kettler also handling the later conversion.

College Station Tex Arkansas RazorBacks Texas A&m Aggies Texas Don Watson Arkansas Razorbacks Walter Matthews George Walker Preston Carpenter Crae Ays Elwood Kettler Texas A&m Ackee

College grid scores mix results across major and small programs

A wide set of college football results shows Maine defeating Colby 33 to 6 while Harvard topped Ohio University 27 to 13. Other notable outcomes include Army 21 Virginia 20, Minnesota 19 Michigan State 13, Purdue 28 Illinois 14, Notre Dame 6 over Clemson 33 and several ties or near-misses across the Midwest and East.

Maine Colby Harvard Ohio University Xavier (O Boston College Colgate Princeton Cornell Columbia Yale Dartmouth Rutgers Temple Army Virginia Vermont Massachusetts Brandeis Bridgeport Rhode Island Springfield Tufts Amherst Bates Bowdoin Middleburgh Norwich Penn Military College Lycoming C Maryland Franklin & Mar- Geneva Slippery Rock Kings Point Ees Eee Newen A American International Hampton Incon Coast Vy Ie Rapaistown Bloomsburg Corsinus A Werle Ap . Worthmore Bainboro Aggies Long Island Age Wesleyan Bridgewater Midwest Indiana Michigan Town Wisconsin Ferris Indiana Central Franklin Earlham Ball State St. Joseph's Ind Washington St. Louis Evansville Purdue Illinois Minnesota Michigan State Ohio State Northwestern Miami Western Michigan Principia Til Eureka South Dakota State South Dakota Carleton Lawrence North Dakota North Dakota State Augustana Westmar Iowa Grinnell Platteville Wis Korns Central Simpson Iowa Wesleyan Upper Iowa South Clemson Wakemogeet Notre Dame Area South Carolina Creemeen Or Virginia Virginia Tech William & Pearl Florida Mississippi State Pomneensa North Carolina Duke A Tech Ord W.va Potomac State W. A Western Kentucky Louisville Fort Meade Howard Morehouse Clark Taylor Fisk Fort Valley State Tuskegee Arkansas A&m Arkansas Tech Allaudet Centre Hanover

Rohanen Rebels Hold Off Wildcats In Close Conference Win

Rohanen Rebels defeated Hasty Wildcats 20 to 13 in a North Carolina Conference game at Thomasville. Larry Murphy scored two touchdowns for Hasty, while Richard Calvert Guinn and J W Linton added Rohanen scores. Wildcats drop to 2-5-1 overall and 2-4-1 in conference play.

Thomasville Rohanen Rebels Hasty Wildcats Con- Stee Wildcats Richmond ‘County Wildcats Larry Murphy Rodney Sink Murphy Sink Don Payne Doug Barrier Richard Calvert James Guinn J. W. Linton Clinton Ingram Hasty Richard Murphy Norwood L. Murphy Pd Pn L. Montgomery Calvert Guinn Linton

Wolfpack Harriers Win Over Two Rivals

North Carolina State cross country team captured the first five places to post its 18th straight victory in a triangular meet with Wake Forest and Virginia in Raleigh on October 30.

Raleigh N.C North Carolina State Wake Forest Virginia

College football scores roundup from multiple teams

A compact list of college football results shows Bluefield State over West Virginia State 18 to 13, Bethany over Allegheny 25 to 21, Virginia State routing Virginia Union 34 to 6, and several other regional games including Oklahoma A&M 13 Tulsa 0 and USC 34 over Oregon State 0. Numerous matchups feature tight finishes and varied state institutions.

Bluefield State West Virginia State Allegheny Bethany Wva Virginia State Virginia Union Quantico Marines Camp Lejeune William Carey Miss Tennessee Martin Branch Morgan North Carolina A&t Newberry Guilford Southwest Oklahoma Tulsa Okla State Midwestern

Elon, Catamounts Fight To Deadlock

Elon battles back from a 20 7 halftime deficit to tie Western Carolina 20 20 in a North State Conference clash. Tommy Lewis and Jim Gaison produced early scores for Elon while Bill Snide connected on the late drive as Stauffenberg’s late extra point tied the game.

Callowhee Elon Western Carolina Cats Tommy Lewis Jim Gaison Chistians Bill Snide Snide Bob Stauffenbeg Elon Sweeas Seeoet Caolina Elon Scoing

Lenoir Rhyne Beats Emory and Henry 20 to 7

Halfback Walter Cornwell returns a punt 188 yards to spark Lenoir Rhyne to a 20 7 victory over Emory and Henry in Hickory North Carolina. The Bears capitalize on fumbles by E and H as Billy Eanes passes to Collins for a 38 yard TD and Leon Harrington scores on a reverse.

Hickory N.C Walter Cornwell Lenoir Rhyne Emory and Henry Bears Virginians Cornwell Bear Cokie Kitts Hal Dingus Hume Collins Kitts Collins Billy Eanes Dick Gantt Leon Harrington Emory Henry Lenoir Rhyne Ébee Lene Fhynk T Steen Lenoir Rhyne Harrington

Newberry Edges Guilford in Low-Scoring Tilt

Newberry College defeats Guilford College 13 to 6 at Hobbs Field. Paul Davis scores on a six yard sweep. Davis adds a kickoff conversion. Guilford forays back on a Mack Privett fumble recovery and a late pass interception set up a Quaker touchdown by Rogers.

Guilford College Newberry College Guilford College Quakers Hobbs Field Indians Guilford Grover Davis Paul Davis Mack Privett Newberry Quaker Bill Gibson Quakers Privett Newberry Satan Eeee Guilford Duckvcanpuee

LACage Team To Be Led By Seven Vets

Lenoir Rhyne Bears announce a 23 game schedule led by seven lettermen from last season. December 1 opener at home vs Wofford and December 17 contest against Virginia Tech highlight the slate. Returning stars include 6-7 Raeford Wells 6-8 Ortmeyer Captain Barker and Propst.

Hickory Jim Hamilton Lenoir Rhyne Bears Wofford Virginia Tech Belmont Abbey Newberry Hamilton Mark Lyerly Raeford Wells Bob Ortmeyer Roland Barker Propst Ferris Feliner No Sell Joe Buff Ortmeyer Ortmeyer and Propst Wells Pospeurey Barker Atlantic Christian East Carolina VPI Western Carolina Appalachian Catawba Eton Guilford

Kansas State Beats Kansas 28–6 in Big Seven Matchup

Kansas State Wildcats spoiled the Kansas Jayhawks with two second half touchdowns and won 28 to 6 before 21,000 in Manhattan. The win gives Kansas State five wins two losses while Kansas University endures a seventh straight loss.

Manhattan Kan Kansas State Wildcats Kansas Jayhawks Kansas University

Presbyterian Powers Past Catawba 33 13 in Gridiron Clash

Presbyterian College rolled over Catawba 33 13 as Harry Hamilton sparked the attack with a 73 yard fourth quarter run. George Brockenborough punched in two short scores while George Blue added a 15 yard TD run. Catawba replied with two late scores as Les Warner and Harold Carter connected for a 30 yard touchdown pass to Roy McElvoy.

Rethretten Conant Kane Catawba Presbyterian Harry Hamilton Blue Hose George Brockenborough George Blue Hamilton Gene Alban Les Warner Harold Carter Roy McElvoy Brecktane Brockenborough Carter Warner McKelvey

Columbia Reds Name Ernie White Manager for 1955

Columbia Reds of the South Atlantic League announce Ernie White will return as club manager for a fourth straight year. President Bill Mott says the signing kicks off preparations for the 1955 season. White, a Pacolet native living in Spartanburg, formerly pitched 17-7 for the St. Louis Cardinals in 1941 and led the team to the pennant during his tenure as manager. The Reds finished second in 1953 and fourth last summer.

Columbia D.C Columbia Reds South Atlantic Baseball League Ernie White Bill M White Pacolet Spartanburg St. Louis Cardinals Aah

Mountaineers Rally For 13 7 Victory Over East Corona

Appalachian State roared back in the fourth quarter to defeat East Corona 13 7 in Boone. The crowd of 3,000 watched a novel spread formation that baffled a tired defense as Appalachian State earned its seventh win and moved closer to an unbeaten season. East Carolina led 7 0 after a third quarter march capped by John Hayes run.

Boone Appalachian State East Corona Mountaineers East Carolina Bucs John Hayes ASTC Hayes King Stanley Ollis

Ole Miss Triumphs Over LSU 21 6 in Baton Rouge Frustrates Homecoming

Mississippi overpower LSU with a 21 to 6 victory in Baton Rouge. Day and Patton directed sharp offensive drives while LSU’s late surge produced a consolation score from Murphy as Burns connected for the final pass. LSU’s earlier upset wins were halted by Ole Miss.

Baton Rouge Mississippi Louisiana State University LSU Matthew Burns Sammy Murphy al Doggett Texas Tech Florida Assissippi Arkansas Day Houston Patton LSU Esaesesccee Yelverton J. Patton Patton Murphy

Packers Rip Philly 37 14 in NFL rout

In Philadelphia Green Bay quarterback Tobin Rote threw three TDs to Max McGee as the Packers exploited two Eagle interceptions and a late fumble. Philadelphia drop left them 11 points favorite never in it as Veryl Switzer opened with an 88 yard kickoff return to the 10.

Philadelphia Tobin Rote Max McGee Green Bay Packers Eagles Connie Mack Stadium Green Bay Packers Eagles Nevler Veryl ‘Switzer Kansas State Cone Clemson

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