Navy blanks William and Mary in opener 27 to 0
Annapolis Md Sept 25 Speedy Bob Craig ran 65 yards for a second quarter touchdown as Navy routed William and Mary 27 0. Navy dominated with a ground game 46 yards rushing and a stout defense holding the Cavaliers to minimal gains while scoring in each of the first two periods and adding two more in the final stanza.
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Guglielmi Drives Notre Dame to 71-0 Texas Shutout
Notre Dame, led by quarterback Ralph Guglielmi, defeated Texas 71 to 0 in South Bend. Guglielmi scored two rushing touchdowns, caught a third pass for a score, and made two interceptions as the Irish dominated the game and posted Texas’s first shutout since 1946.
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Webster Gets Two TDs In Montreal Win
Montreal Alouettes beat the Toronto Argonauts 14 to 0 at home behind two Alex Webster touchdowns and a strong blocking line. Quarterback Sam Etcheverry directed the attack as Larry Grigg added the other Montreal score in front of 18 104 fans and national TV coverage.
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Memphis State Ties Green Wave In New Orleans
Tailback Andy Nelson led Memphis State to a 13-13 tie with Tulane in New Orleans. Nelson threw and ran for both touchdowns, with a 17‑yard drive and two receptions to Bob Ford plus a connection to Gerald Bush for 28 yards.
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Tar Heels Triumph Behind Trio of Quarterback Runts
Barclay praised a 2-6 victory as his Tar Heels unsettled worries at fullback and featured three quarterbacks in action. Marshall Neyman, Al Long, and Dare Ge showed improved poise while Don Langston’s absence was felt and Parker stepped in during injury time. Edwards remained hopeful about future Carolina foes and the season's potential.
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Safety on Last Play Lifts VMI Past GWU in Upset
In a dramatic finish VMI rallied to tie George Washington University and won 7-0 on a safety as time expired. Key plays included Woolwine faking a handoff and Lavery punching in a late score after GW stalled. Buzzing crowd saw VMI capitalize on a GW fumble and a crucial interception.
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Carolina Game Notes Show Steady Gaining Despite Mix
A fragmentary report highlights a steady Carolina gainer and unobtrusive plays. It mentions pass interference and sporadic boosts, with limited detail on standout moments or exact outcomes from the game.
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Emerywood Tennis Championship Highlights and Finals
Lewis wins Emerywood title as Marvin Slate shocks Ken Welch 64 61 in Junior Singles. Stanton dominates Jim Boyd 6 0 6 2. Slate and Stanton meet Tuesday for the final. McPherson and Lewis vs Koonce Jr and Atbie in Men’s Doubles final at 4 p.m. Mixed and Junior doubles semifinalists and Veterans Singles matches set with Schoch and Redman advancing.
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Ibis Strays to Cambridge in Curious Arrival
A dazed ibis appeared in Cambridge England far from the Nile. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals suggests the bird may have escaped a private aviary or arrived in Britain by air as a stray.
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State Freshmen Edge Clemson Cubs 14–13 in Opener
State Freshmen opened their 1934 season with a 14 to 13 victory over Clemson freshmen. Las Varano sparked the first score with a pass and rush for the lead, Clemson totaled 128 rushing yards, Dick Hunter scored from the two, and Tom Katish kicked the extra for the deciding margin.
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