Ohio State Edges Northwestern 14 7 in Muddy Big Ten Tilt
No. 1 Ohio State survived a tough test from Northwestern 14 to 7. Dave Leggett connected with Bob Watkins for the go ahead touchdown after a 7-7 halftime stalemate, while Huberto Bobo added a 31 yard score. Northwestern staged a strong opening drive but failed to convert early chances as OSU held on for the win.
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Semmy
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Wildcats
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Ae Ee
Triana
Yack Ellis
Siecumston
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Bob Lauter Coors
Huberto Bobo
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Ziggier
Hck
Dick Ranwas
North By
Water Wis
Ranicke
D Nosal
Tom Callaway
Ao Leggett
Cats
Dale Pienta
Jim Troglio
Lauter
Bill Michael
Bucks
Howard Cassady
Watkins
Weed
Callaway
Notre Dame Edges Navy 6-0 on 40-Yard Pass
Notre Dame defeats Navy 6 to 0 at Baltimore Memorial Stadium on a 40 yard second quarter pass from Ralph Guglielmi to Jim Morse. The Irish improve to 2-? in the series, Navy unable to capitalize despite a late push in mud and penalties.
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Hugh Fullerton
Baltimore
Notre Dame
Navy
Baltimore Memorial Stadium
Ralph Guglielmi
Jim
Irish
Midshipmen
George Welsh
Bob Craig
Guglielmi
Trish
Associated Press
Schaefer
Jim J
Dick Guest
Nebraska Downs Missouri 25-19 in Big Seven clash
Lincoln Oct 30 Nebraska defeated Missouri 25-19 to move to 3-1 in the Big Seven and sharpen Orange Bowl hopes. Nebraska used a ground attack with Bob Smith and Dennis Korinek powering a 65 yard first half march. Missouri suffered its first conference loss as Jim Hunter and Jack Fox added scores.
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Neb
Nebraska
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Kansas
Oklahoma
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Dennis Korinex
Jim Hunter
Jack Fox
Dan Brown
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Hunter
Fox
Iowa Surprises Wisconsin 13 7 in Big Ten clash
Iowa stunned Wisconsin 13 to 7 at Iowa City as Alan Ameche and Jim Haluska staged a strong Badger rally, but a late fumble ended Wisconsin’s Rose Bowl hopes. Reichow and Stearnes scored for Iowa, while Wisconsin grabbed a late third quarter TD before settling for the loss.
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Forest Evashevski
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Binkey Broeder
Jerry Reichow
Jim Freeman
Reichow
Stearnes
Kenny Ploen
Freeman
Smith
Ollie Matson
San Francisco University
Ivy Williamson
DAA
Wilson
Harvard Wins In Mud At Ohio University
Harvard defeated Ohio University 27 13 in a muddy game at Cambridge. Sophomore Jim Joslin connected a 14 yard running pass to senior Bob Cowles for a key 68 yard drive in the third period to push the Crimson ahead 20 7. Tony Gianelly added a three yard TD late in the fourth after a 76 yard drive.
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Mass
Harvard
Jim Joslin
Crimson
Ohio University
Joselin
Toenior
Bob Cowles
Tony Gianelly
Furman Paladins Open 1954-55 Practice In Greenville
Furman prepares for the 1954-55 season with eight returning lettermen led by Darrell Floyd. The Paladins, top-scoring major college team, begin practice tomorrow with a Dec 1 opener in Richmond against last year’s runner up in the conference tournament.
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Paladins
Richmond
Lyles Alley
Darrell Floyd
Bob Thomas
Fred Fraley
Alan Kyber
Sylvester Wright
Charles Ruth
Brock Gordon
Harry Jones
Bobby
Bill Gaines
Twins
Old Hickory
Tenn
Phil McKinney
Kirklin
Ind
Jimmie Herring
Bill Hanks
Joe Cooper
David Bailey
Frank Selvy
A. D. Bennett
Kenny Deardorff
Bob Poole
Joe Gilreath
Floyd
Ondy
George Washington
New York University
N. C. State
Texas Tech
Cornell Routs Injured Columbia Lions 26 to 0
Cornell defeated the injury plagued Columbia Lions 26 to 0 in New York. Bill de Graaf, playing limited minutes, threw three touchdown passes and led the improved Cornell team in wet conditions. He connected with Dick Jackson and John Morris for scores before exiting in the second period.
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Cole
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Dick Jackson
John Morris
Columbia Atacssauasl
Ollie Matson Leads Chicago Cardinals in Olympic Relay
Ollie Matson of the Chicago Cardinals ran the first leg of the winning 1600 meter relay team at the 1952 Olympics, marking a standout performance for the NFL star in track competition.
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Ollie Matson
Chicago Cardinals
Y M C A Roundup Makes 1954 55 Industrial League Debut
Highland Cotton Mills and Alderman Photo clash on Monday night at 7 30 in the YMCA Industrial Basketball League. Eight teams compete in a 14 game schedule that ends February 16. Triangle Hosiery defends its title after beating Alderman Photo in last year’s playoffs. Other games include Anvil Brand vs Triangle and Adams Millis vs Globe Parlor with Diamondmie facing Marsh Furniture.
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Highland Cotton Mills
Alderman Photo
Ymca Industrial Basketball Ague
Triangle Hosiery
Anvil Brand
Triangle
Adams-Millis Meeting
Globe
Mie
Marsh Furniture
YMCA Hand Age ladder expands to eleven players
Eleven entries were drawn for the newly organized YMCA Hand age ladder to boost handball participation and court use. Players can challenge for the top spot with winners taking the loser’s place as Ken Yarborough defends the top position against eleven challengers.
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YMCA
Teenie
Ken Yarborough
Billerfen
D. B. Ballons
R. Tuns
V. Kirkman
Richard One
Herb Atkins
Richard Meisky
Leonar Jim Millis
Bob Cottam
J. V. Morgan
YMCA Sunday School Basketball League Set to Open
Five teams including Calvary Methodist E Green St Baptist First Church of God Archdale Baptist and Wesleyan Memorial Methodist seek entry as eight team circuit forms. Meeting Thursday at 7 at the Y to finalize. games begin Nov 19 Friday nights. players must be church members with Sunday School attendance. Contact Jack Nantz Y physical director before the meeting.
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E. Green St. Baptist
Fred Culler
First Church of God
Archdale Baptist
Wesleyan Memorial Methodist
Y Varsity Basketball Team Sets Tue Thu Practice Nights
Coach Don Hooper schedules 8 30 p m practice on Tuesday and Thursday for the Y varsity team as they prepare for the opener with High Point College on November 23 on the Y court. Returning players include Jack Hawks Ray Watson Moe Harris Leach Jim Warner and Dick Leftwich transfers from William and Mary Guilford College.
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Don Hooper
High Point College
Jack Hawks
Ray Watson
Quint
Wheat Miller
Dick Hartley
Pinky Saffit
Moe Harris
Leach
Jim Warner
Dick Leftwich
William and Mary
Guilford College
Bill Ray Hunsucker
Jack Powell
High Point
Grady Anderson
N. C. State
Dupont
Martinsville
McCrary Eagles
YMCA
Kannapolis
Elkin
Mayodan
Albemarle
Davidson
Mt. Airy Y
Charlotte Y
Ck Hill
YMCA Boys Basketball Practice Sessions Begin This Week
The YMCA announces practice sessions for its boys basketball teams in preparation for the Interstate tournaments in March. The Midgets aged 14 and under start Wednesday at 5 p.m. The Juniors begin Thursday at 5 p.m. The Mites aged 13 and under open Friday at 5 p.m.
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YMCA
YMCA Men’s Volleyball Class Opens Tuesday Evening
The YMCA announces a men’s volleyball class starting Tuesday at 7 15 PM. Open to all interested in learning the sport with instruction available for beginners and new players.
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YMCA
Class Schedule Notes Tuesday and Thursday Sessions
The class will be conducted each Tuesday and Thursday. This schedule confirms regular sessions on those weekdays for the course.
YMCA Aims Second Try At Commercial Basketball League
The YMCA will hold a Wednesday 7 30 meeting to organize a commercial basketball league with sponsors, teams, or individuals required to send a representative. Milky Way Archdale Soda Shop and J R Motes at Great Southern Trucking have shown interest from the last league, which played Thursdays on the YMCA floor. Thomas Car Works was champion of last year’s league.
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YMCA
Milky Way
Archdale Soda Shop
J. R. Motes
Great Southern Trucking Company
Thomas Car Works
Longest UNC punt on record tied to 1937 clash
Tom Burnette produced UNC's longest punt in 1937 against New York University, booming the ball 8 yards beyond expectations in a historic play for the Tar Heels.
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University of North Carolina
Tom Burnette
New York Univerty
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