Gamecocks Stun Duke 22 0 in rugged debut at Durham
South Carolina, led by substitute tandem Devaughan and Edens, shocked Duke 22 to 0 as Edens kicked a field goal and Brantley, Devaughan and Adair substitutes scored. The game drew about 3 009 fans and featured multiple interceptions and a blocked punt.
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Wildcats Upset Wolfpack 12 to 0 Behind Davidson Hero
Davidson College defeats North Carolina State 12 to 0 in Greensboro as 18 year old Davidson halfback scores a 39 yard touchdown amid a night game with foggy lights. Joe McCall's runs, Fraley passes, and tough defense seal the upset.
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College football scores across the nation reported
The latest scores feature Virginia military institutes and colleges in action across states. Notable results include Maryville over Hargrave 54 0 and Clemson routing Wofford 32 0. Big wins for Ohio State 59 0 over Mount Union and William & Mary 24 0 over Guilford.
William and Mary rout Guilford in first night game
William and Mary defeated Guilford 24 to 0 in the season opener at Williamsburg led by Maxey. Maxey scored three touchdowns and returned a punt for a 30 yard score, with Baldacci adding a reception TD from Halligan. Wellens starred on defense as Guilford struggled to stop the Indians.
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Catawba Routs Atlantic Christian 24 to 0 in Salisbury
Catawba College defeats Atlantic Christian College 24 to 0 after a strong second quarter surge. Kesler, Robinson, Camp, Zaengle, and Kesler scored touchdowns as Catawba repelled early threats and tightened the win.
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Prince and Kester Triumph in Tombstone Golf Play
G C Kester won the men’s division with 80 strokes finishing within nine feet of the 19th hole. Mrs C C Prince led the women scoring on the 17th hole at the Tombstone Country Club tournament yesterday afternoon. W A Tomlinson was 25 feet behind Kester on the last hole. Miss Roper placed second among the women finishing one foot from the hole on the 16th green. The final event of the year is a Scotch foursome next Saturday with entries due Thursday. Andy Merrilees announced the pro-am at the Carolina Open in Sedgefield. he teams with Bill Palmer in the event.
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Carson Newman Downs Mars Hill 12 0 in Jefferson City
Carson Newman's football eleven defeated Mars Hill College 12 to 0 in Jefferson City Tennessee. The score came late in the third quarter after penalties negated two Mars Hill touchdowns, with Smith breaking through for a 25 yard run and a later 10 yard pass from Combs to Shabel followed by a 15 yard rush.
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Lady Broadcast Wins Marquette Handicap at Lincoln
Lady Broadcast owned by Rogers Caldwell of Nashville won the $10,000 Marquette handicap at Lincoln Field Race Track Chicago closing the 80 day meeting. She won by two lengths with Pigeon Hole second and Pansy Walker third.
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Tar Heels threaten VPI home record at Miles stadium
North Carolina's Tar Heels aim to spoil VPI's flawless Miles Stadium legacy when they visit Blacksburg on October 4. VPI captains and starters from last year's Chapel Hill loss return, led by Hooper at quarterback and Green, Swart at tackles, as Neal and Clark prepare a stout defense to defend the home field.
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St. Louis Welcomes Cardinals in Nationwide Parade
About 100,000 fans packed Sportsman's Park area to greet the St. Louis Cardinals after their third National League championship in five years. The team rode open cars through Grand boulevard with Manager Gabby Street and Captain Frankie Frisch drawing the loudest cheers as crowds mobbed the procession.
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Tulane routs SLI 84 to 0 in New Orleans title game
Tulane's Green Wave overwhelmed Southwest Louisiana Institute 84 to 0, dominating from early in the first quarter through the final whistle. The lopsided victory left Southwestern unable to threaten Tulane’s goal line.
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Clemson Dominates Wofford 32 to 0 in College Game
Clemson College from S C routed Wofford 32 to 0 as Harvin Welch Salley Armstrong scored touchdowns and Salley added a forward pass point after. Other Tigers Mason Fox Miller and Seigel contributed as Clemson dominated from start to finish while officials from Georgia Tech Hampden Sydney Sewanee and Army were on the field.
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Veterans Open Soccer Practice At Local High School
Coach Edgar Hartley welcomes three veterans from last year’s state championship squad Culler Moffitt and Gross to join practice as efforts to defend the statewide title continue Also Calhoun Vance Sapenfield and Sinkerfield have shown promise while stars Bud Gurley and Garland Ridge are no longer on the roster.
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Citadel Tops Erskine 13–0 In Charleston Grid Tilt
Citadel Bulldogs burst from opening-game slump to defeat stubborn Erskine eleven 13 to 0 at Charleston. Red Whittington and MccIntosh powered the Cadets with scoring drives, Wilson adding the extra point on a dropkick. Officials: Von Kolnitz, Leightsay, Taylor.
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Highland Defeats Rube Inc in Fifth Game Win
Highland beat Rube Inc 9 to 4 in the five game series as Floyd Young allowed eight hits. Varner led with four hits including two doubles while McDonald and Varner added key extra base hits and Jones and Frazier contributed multi hit efforts.
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Presbyterians Beat Mercer For Second Time In Two Years
In Macon Georgia on September 27 the Presbyterian team from Clinton South Carolina defeated Mercer University 9 to 7. A late fumble by Mercer quarterback Walden on his own 13 yard line set up the decisive score as Presbyterian O Dunlap rushed for the final yard. A safety by Charlie Lobetti in the third period also contributed to Presbyterian's win.
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Florida routs Southern 45 to 6 in season opener
In Gainesville Florida cruised past Southern 45 to 6 in the opening game for both teams. Reserve players saw most action as captain Red Bethea scored two long touchdown runs around end in a mostly lackluster contest.
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