Tech Holds Off Rice In Tough 13-7 Victory
Walter I. Mor and Schlinkman powered Texas Tech past Rice 13-7 as Tech piled up 18 first downs to Rice's six. Walmsley scored Tech’s lone pass TD after a fourth quarter drive. Schlinkman ran 14 times for 266 yards and two touchdowns, while Tech’s defense stymied Rice’s running game most of the contest.
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Amarillo Sandies rout Pampa 13 0 in district quarterfinal
Amarillo’s Golden Sandstorm exploded in the second quarter to beat the Pampa Harvesters 13 to 0 in a district quarterfinal. Miller and Mixon directed the offense with key passes and runs while the Sandies capitalized on three Pampa fumbles and 9 first downs to 6.
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Winged Commandos Open Up Home Stand at Tech Stadium
Winged Commandos return to the city for four consecutive home games at Tech Stadium starting with Fort Bliss Anti-Aircrafters Saturday night. Passin Paul Campbell and Bill McClennahan pace the aerial attack as Fort Bliss seeks revenge after a recent loss to Lubbock Army Air Field. The game features Armistice Day ceremonies with bands on hand.
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Ohio State Rally Pushes Past Indiana for 21 7 Win
Ohio State University built a 21 7 lead after a sluggish start and overwhelmed Indiana University 21 7 in Columbus before 56 380 fans. The Buckeyes winning streak extended to six games while Indiana suffered its second loss of the season.
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District 1-AA Faces Panhandle Showdowns on Nov 11
District 1-AA grid teams head to Amarillo for a tripleheader of key Nov 11 games. Plainview Bulllogs clash with Sandies led by Borger and Pampa victims. Lubbock Westerners seek a rebound at Pampa. Brownfield Cubs travel to Borger for a winless matchup.
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Ramblers Rout North Texas Aggies 68 to 0 on Post Grid
Randolph Field Ramblers blasted North Texas Agricultural College 68 to 0 in a 46 minute game. Dippy Evans opened with a 52 yard run and Bill Causey added the extra point as the Ramblers used two units. The Aggies never led in first downs, finishing with minus 55 rushing yards and 133 passing.
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Sundown Six Man Seeks District Title After Win
Sundown's six man football team won 33 to 0 at Levelland over Whitharral and toils Friday for the district championship against Southland. James Matlock scored two first quarter touchdowns and added a conversion as Warren Holder broke for a 20 0 lead. Dale Peden intercept returned 30 yards for a score and later returned a punt 50 yards for Sundown's final tally. Ruel Nugent added the last conversion. Wade led Whitharral on offense.
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Purdue Romps Over Wisconsin Badgers
Boris Dimancheff starred for Purdue scoring four touchdowns in five minutes to spark a 35 to 0 Big Ten victory over Wisconsin in Lafayette Indiana. Wisconsin lost Earl Girard to a leg injury early and struggled on offense as Purdue rolled.
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Babe) Dimancheff
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Navy Pounds Notre Dame In 32-18 Classic Gridiron Win
Navy crushes undefeated Notre Dame 32 to 18 at Municipal Stadium before a 67 000 crowd. Clyde Scott and Bill Barron star as Navy power runs and stout defense topple the Irish, ending eight game winless run against Navy and snapping Notre Dame's post 1942 defeat streak to a college team.
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LAAF Faces Norman Naval Zoomers in Armistice Prep
The LAAF football camp braces for a clash with the Norman Naval Zoomers after a 14 12 loss to West Texas. Norman’s star power includes Len Eshmont Emil Sitko Rex Williams and other national figures while LAAF relies on backfield trio Walthall Nickels Williamson and Dixon in a battle seen as unwinnable but high in local excitement.
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Arkansas Upsets Texas A&M 7 6 On Air Drive
Arkansas tops Texas A&M 7 to 6 in College Station to halt A&M’s SWC championship bid. Arkansas trailed 6 0 before a third quarter passing touchdown by Mike Schumchyk and Alton Baldwin’s catch after a deflected pass sparked the rally. The win lifts Arkansas from the cellar as and M misses the title chase.
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Duke’s Blue Devils Upset Georgia Tech
Duke fans watched a dramatic 19 to 13 upset as the unbeatens Georgia Tech fell to Duke in Durham. Duke struck early with an 89 yard burst by George Clark and a TD catch by Bob Smith after a Lewis pass, then held off Tech threats late in the game.
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Lainsmen Triumph Over Presbyterian 57 to 0 in Auburn Return
Auburn overwhelmed Presbyterian College 57 to 0 at Tiger Stadium in a dominant homecoming showing. The Plainsmen dominated in all statistical areas amid a commanding victory.
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Football Results (By The Associated Press)
Army defeats Villanova Cornell 28, Yale prevails over Dartmouth 6, Penn State dominates Syracuse 41 to 6. Michigan beats Penn 41 to 10. Navy tops College 0. Numerous regional scores across Midwest South and West, including Ohio State, Iowa, Oklahoma, Texas, Southern California wins, and Colorado posting a 38 0 victory.
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Army Tames Villanova Club 63 to 0 in Easy Win
West Point, Nov. 4 Army blanked Villanova 63 to 0 in a one sided game. The Cadets, scoring their highest in six wins this season, dominated from start to finish as Notre Dame looms next. Villanova offered little resistance.
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Georgia Upsets Alabama 14-7 in Birmingham
Georgia, the underdog, shocked top ranked Alabama 14-7 in Birmingham. Sub halfback Stan Nestorak returned in the third period, helping drive the first score and adding the winning touchdown in the final quarter, handing Alabama its first loss of the season after two prior games against LSU and Tennessee.
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Michigan Rolls Over Penn for Easy Win
Michigan crushed Penn 41 to 4 at Franklin Field before 48 000 spectators. The Wolverines dominated with end runs line smashes and passes in a T formation, piling up 376 rushing yards to Penns 227. It was Michigans sixth win in seven games and Penns worst defeat in seven years under coach George Munger.
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Texas Christian tops Chatham Field Blockbusters 19 to 7
In Savannah Texas Christian University unleashed three first half touchdowns to beat Chatham Field Blockbusters 19 to 7. Hadaway connected on a 32 yard pass to Chronister and a 44 yard strike to Gibson, with Mason scoring on a five yard line return. Chatham replied in the third quarter with an end zone pass from Bill Guice to James Morgan. The Frogs head home to face Texas Tech on November 11 at TCU Stadium.
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Seahawks Dominate Tulsa in 47-27 Road Victory
Iowa Seahawks hammered Tulsa to a 27-0 halftime lead and cruised to a 47-27 victory. Del Taylor faked effectively while Bob Sullivan Don Samuels and Bob Smith found long gains as Seattle’s backs scored repeatedly. Samuels notched three TDs with Taylor also scoring.
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Joanne Barr Tracy Wins All-Southwest Women’s Title
In Wichita Falls on November 4, Mrs. Joanne Barr Tracy of Dallas defeated Mrs. George Noble after two extra holes to win the All-Southwest Women's invitation golf crown. J. W. Ross of Amarillo captured the first flight, defeating Mrs. T. E. Patterson of Lubbock. Other finals saw Mrs. J. R. Brown of Amarillo beat Mrs. Robert Jackson and Mrs. H. B. White of Wichita Falls defeat Mrs. Carl Mahon of Abilene in the third flight.
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LAAF Adds Marines To Football Slate For Denton Showdown
The Lubbock Army Airfield announces a Thanksgiving weekend game against the Marines of Fort Worth at North Texas Stadium in Denton on Friday night Nov 24, completing a 10 game schedule. The Marines, newly formed this season, have two prior games with a loss to Bryan Army Airfield and a win over John Tarleton College, and their participation lets Randolph Field face Amarillo Army Airfield in Fort Worth on Sunday, marking the Flyers longest trip of the season.
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Wake Forest Overcomes Clemson To Maintain Unbeaten Run
Wake Forest Deacons stay undefeated with a 13 to 7 win over Clemson in a Southern Conference clash. Rocky Brinkley scores twice and reaches 66 points as the Deacons seize undisputed league lead with seven straight victories.
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Movies Planned For Monday Grid Meet
The weekly meeting of football coaches and officials will be held Monday night at the Texas Tech gym. Two pictures of recent Tech and Lubbock Westerners games will be shown and a football rules test will be given to attendees. All are invited.
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Colorado Romps Over Lobos in 30-0 Victory
Colorado Buffaloes routed the New Mexico Lobos 30 to 0 in Pueblo. Quarterback Bob West scored on two early runs and again with a late rushing TD. West, Hardy, and Evans highlighted scoring as Colorado pushed ahead, while the defense held New Mexico to few first downs.
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Oklahoma Keeps Big Six Title With 12 7 Win Over Iowa State
Oklahoma defeated Iowa State 12 to 7 to clinch the Big Six Conference championship. Scores came in the second period as Basil Sharp and Derald Lebrow reached the end zone for the Sooners, with two extra points missed. Gene Phelps added a 65 yard rushing touchdown for Iowa State, but the homecoming effort fell short.
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Southern Cal Wins as Lamesa Star Shines in Narrow Victory
Southern California defeated the San Diego Naval Training Station Blue Jackets 28 to 21 in a hard fought contest. Gus White of Lamesa Texas sparked the Sailors with a 103 yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the third period.
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Patchwork Plasterer Makes Small-Hole Home Repairs
A local handyman offers quick plaster patches for small wall holes using a simple blend. The service focuses on seamless repairs to restore smooth surfaces without noticeable textures.
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