Fading Cardinals Chance Hinges On Brecheen In St Louis Series
Texas Tech’s drive stalls as Tulsa Hurricane defense stops two drives after a Standefer fumble. Tulsa answers with Ford runs and LeForce extra points to take a 7 6 lead, then Barry scores twice and Hardy Brown adds a late TD to seal a 21 6 Tech loss.
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Cardinal
Brecheen
St. Louis
Tulsa
Hurricane
Red Raiders
Joe Smith
LeForce
Raiders
Tech
Ford
Raider
Dick Standefer
Barry
Brown
Tulsan
LSU Tigers Top Texas A and M 33 to 9 in Baton Rouge
LSU dominates Texas A and M with three passing TDs and a 66 yard run by Al Heroman. Tittle connects with Jim Cason for a 19 yard score and Mel Lyle adds a 35 yard scoring pass as LSU pulls away in the fourth quarter before about 30 000.
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Eddie Pagnac
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University Tigers
Texas A
LSU
Gene
Red) Knight
Tiger
Texas
Aggies
Leo Daniel
Tom Pickett
Texas A and M
Aggie
Louisiana
Y. A. Tittle
Jim Cason
Cotton Howell
Knight
Tittle
al Heroman
Heroman
Tigers
Ray Coates
Mel Lyle
Holly Heard
Mighty Army Beats Michigan For 2013 Victory
Army's football team, visiting Michigan for the first time in 12 years, overcame a tough game to surge 76 yards for a fourth period TD and beat the Wolverines 20 to 13. It extended the Cadets' 22 game win streak since 1943.
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Frank Kenelson
Associated Press
Ann Arbor, Mich
Army
West
Michigan
Wolverines
Cadets
Navy
Notre Dame Dominates Purdue 49 6 In Front Of Sellout Crowd
Notre Dame raws undefeated season with 49 to 6 victory over Purdue at South Bend. Reserve backs score five touchdowns as Irish rush for 408 yards and earn 18 first downs to Purdue's 9. Fred Earley converts seven times as Jim Mello Connie Clatt and Bill Gompers add scores amid a dominant overflow crowd.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Purdue
Irish Steam
Boilermakers
Bob DeMoss
John Galvin
Chicago
Fred Earley
Parkersburg
W. Va
Irish
Jim Mello
Connie Clatt
Bill Gompers
Wheeling
W. V
Texas Rides To Win On Laynes Passing Arm
Texas defeated Oklahoma 20 to 13 in the forty first renewal of the rivalry at the Cotton Bowl. Bobby Layne directed Texas with six completions and a backbreaking 99 yard interception return by Joe Golding. Dale Schwartzkopf and Frank Guess sparked Texas drives while Oklahoma matched the Longhorns with multiple threats and interceptions.
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Texas
Layne
Harold VY. Ratliff
Associated Press
Dallas
Bobby Layne
Oklahoma
Sooners
Longhorns
Army
Joe’ Golding
Frank Guess
Guess
Dale Schwartzkopf
Schwartzkopf
Dave Wallace
Tommy Landry
Sooner
Wallace
Jim Owens
LeeRoy Neher
Owens
Jim Canady
Darrell Royal
Buck
Longhorn
Ralph Ellsworth
Golding
Canady
Royal
Collins
Ferriss Aims to Wing Red Sox to 1918 Title
Dave Ferriss, the 25 game winner, prepares to face Harry Brecheen in Game 6 of the 1946 World Series at Sportsman's Park. The Red Sox seek their first championship since 1918 as Cronin weighs Ferriss versus Harris and Dobson remains available for relief. Weather at St. Louis forecast fair with game six crucial for both teams.
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Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Harry
Cat
Brecheen
Dave Boo
Ferriss
Red Sox
Sox
Alton
Here
Gers
Boston
Redbirds
Sportsman's Park
Harris
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Mickey Harris
Joe Dobson
Manna
Dobson
Ferris
City-Wide Cue Meet Enters Final Round
The City Recreation Department sponsors a double elimination pool tournament with teens from the Community Center Boys' Club and Swing-In club. Early round matches set for Tuesday night at 7:00 feature Johnny Clark and J R Stadford facing Eddie Henderson and Walter Buchanan, with Swing-In champions Joe Wofford and Darmon Green named in the field.
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Johnny Clark
J. R. Stadford
Eddie Henderson
Walter Buchanan
Twe
Joe Wofford
Darmon Green
City Recreation Department
Lobos edge Aggies 7 6 in Border rivalry renewal
In Las Cruces New Mexico the Lobos defeated New Mexico A and M 7 to 6 to renew the Border conference gridiron feud after the war. Hamkins stalled a key Aggie kickoff on the 34 yard line and Krall lateraled Rumiley for the winning score. Heckett added the extra point. The Aggies had scored earlier in the third quarter on a seven yard run by Atterbury set up by Isaacks.
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Las Cruces
N. M
University of New Mexico
New Mexico A
New Mexico Lobos
Hamkins
Lobo
Agee
Anderson
Krall
Rumiley
Heckett
Aggies
Isaacks
Atterbury
Burke
Tennessee Vols Rout Chattanooga 47 To 7
Knoxville, Tenn. Oct. 12 Tennessee bolstered its Classic prep with a 47 to 7 rout of Chattanooga. The Vols scored in every period with nine players contributing, including two in the first period and multiple scores in the third. Chattanooga managed a single TD in the second period.
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Tennessee Vols
Chattanooga
Vols
Mississippi State Caps 6-0 Win Over Michigan State
At East Lansing on October 12 Mississippi State edged Michigan State 6-0 in a hard fought game. Halfback Larry Matulicn scored the decisive four yard rushing touchdown late in the fourth quarter while Mississippi State mounted 85 yard drive. The crowd of 22 125 watched the low scoring clash in chilly conditions.
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East Lansing
Mich
Mississippi
Kookoti
Cane
Michigan State
Acermwad
Larry Matulicn
Vardin College Wins Ic hita Falls Victory
Vardin College defeats unknown opponent in Ic hita Falls as North Texas Agricultural losses 14 to 26 in a Texas Junior Athletic Conference football game.
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Vardin College
Ichita Falls
Iista
North Texas Agricultural
Texas
Texas Tech Tulsa grid clash highlights late scoring surge
Texas Tech and Tulsa produced a tight game with 18 first downs, 296 rushing yards for Tech and 13 Tulsa points. Key plays included Roger Smith's sprint to a first quarter TD and four late scores on one foot line runs by Ford Barry Brown and Le Force extra points by Le Force. Officials observed Bus Haskins as referee and multiple officials from Oklahoma Texas Rice and St Louis.
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Tulsa
J. Smth
Kemplin Winkler
Greene Lawhorn
LGR
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Hellinghausen
Reed
Sordan Zoller
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Boone
Roger Smith
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Barry
Bus Haskins
Oklahoma
Maxey Hart
Texas
W. W. Connelley
Rice
C. E B. Muellerleile
St. Louis
Wide Range Football Scores From Various Teams
A compiled list of football results across multiple colleges and regions shows Texas Tech beating South West Tulsa 21 to 6, Texas 20 Oklahoma 13, Temple and Pittsburgh tied 0 0, and numerous other campus games with wide score variety. Notable outcomes include Rutgers 26 over New York U C, Gettysburg 37 Lafayette 14, Army 20 Michigan 13, and Florida A and M 90 over Alabama State College 0.
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Penn Dominates Dartmouth 39–6 at Franklin Field
Tony Minisi scored three rushing touchdowns and added a passing TD as the Penn Quakers routed Dartmouth 39 to 6 before 69 000 fans at Franklin Field. The undefeated Pennsizzled defense stifled the Big Green throughout the game.
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Philadelphia
Tony Minisi
Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
Penns
Dartmouth University
Hoosiers Upset Illinois 14-7 in Bloomington Showdown
Indiana defeats Illinois 14 to 7 as Buddy Young stalls Illini threats and Ben Raimondi earns 119 passing yards on 10 completions. Pihos scores late after a Raimondi pass connects with Cowan for a key run in the fourth.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Hoosiers
Buddy Young
Perry Moss
Illinois
Ben Raimondi
Brooklyn
Moss
Hoosier
Young
Illini
Paul Patterson
Russell Deal
Pete Pihos
Bob Cowan
Raimondi
Cowan
Raimondi-Mihajlovich
Tide Crushes Southwestern Louisiana Institute 54-0
Alabama's Rose Bowl champions returned to scoring form by routing Southwestern Louisiana Institute 54-0. The Tide scored eight touchdowns and six extra points before 18,000 at home, largely without star passer Harry Gilmer who completed one pass for 22 yards.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Grimson Tide
Frank Thomas
Red Shirts
Harry Gilmer
Gilmer
Ted Cook
Oregon State Tops USC 6-0 in Portland Coast clash
Oregon State opened a one touchdown lead in the second quarter and withstood two Trojan threats to beat Southern California 6 to 0 in a Pacific Coast Conference game in Portland. Ken Carpenter’s 41 yard run sparked the Beavers and Lee Gustafson reached the end zone for the score. The conversion attempt failed.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon State
Troy
Southern California
Ken Carpenter
Beavers
Staters
Lee Gustafson
Laffoon Takes Early Lead In Montgomery Open
Veteran pro from Orlando Laffoon surged into the lead at the $10,000 Montgomery Open with a 69 for a 200 total, 16 under par. Herman Keiser of Akron was second at 202 after a 70, with Harry Todd of Dallas and George Fazio of Los Angeles tying at 204 and Jim Ferrier just behind.
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Montgomery Montgomery
Ala
Orlando
Fla
Herman Keiser
Akron
Harry Todd
Dallas
George Fazio
Los Angeles
Big Jim Ferrier
Rice Tops Tulane 25 to 6 in New Orleans Showdown
Rice’s fast T-formation and Ike Eikenberg’s passing overwhelmed Tulane before 40,000. Eikenberg hooked with Huey Keeney for a 10 yard TD and connected with Wendell Williams, while Ed Price scored for Tulane. Keeney’s 90 plus yard kickoff boosts highlighted the game.
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New Orleans
Rice
Virgil
Ike
Eikenberg
Tulane
Owls
Eikenberg and Company
Huey Keeney
Texans
Wendell Williams
Ed Price
Green Wave
Northwestern Tops Minnesota 14 7 in third straight win
Northwestern University defeated Minnesota 14 7 at Dyche Stadium to run its win streak to three. Frank Aschenbrenner scored two touchdowns including an opening 67 yard dash, while Minnesota answered with a 7 yard TD by Ken Beierdorf.
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Evanston
Frank Aschenbrenner
Northwestern University
Minnesota
Wildcats
Ken Beierdorf
Aschenbrenner
Dyche Stadium
Vic Schwall
Gophers
Beiersdorf
Merlin Kispert
Northwestern
Art Murakowski
Babe Zaharias Wins Texas Women’s Open 5-3
In Fort Worth on October 12, Mrs. George Babe Zaharias of Denver defeated Betty Hicks of Long Beach to claim the Texas Women’s Open Golf Championship 5 to 3 after a tight match through 27 holes. Zaharias gained early momentum with birdies late in the round.
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Fort Worth
George
Babe) Zaharias
Denver
Betty Hicks
Long Beach
Colonial Country Club
Zaharias
Miss Hicks
Duke Steams To 21-6 Triumph Over Navy
Duke Blue Devils beat Navy 21 to 6 in Baltimore as George Clark and Leo Long stood out. Duke failed on passing but capitalized on chances while Navy moved 192 yards rushing to 128 for Duke.
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Duke
Navy
Baltimore
George Clark
Blue Devils
Clark
Leo Long
Howard
Rabbit) Hartley
Wake Forest Defeats Clemson In Southern Conference Game
Wake Forest using power deception and timely breaks led by the Sacrinty brothers and Rock Brinkley defeated Clemson College 19 to 7 before about 9 000 fans in Wake Forest North Carolina.
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Wake Forest
N. C
Deacons
Sacrinty Brothers
Rock Brinkley
Clemson College
Georgia Tech Stops Mississippi 24-7
Georgia Tech defeats Mississippi 24-7 in a decisive game showing strong run defense and efficient offense. The Yellow Jackets capitalize on turnovers and steady ground attack to secure the win on the road.
Georgia Tech Drubs Ole Miss 24-7 in Atlanta Showdown
In Atlanta Georgia Tech defeated Ole Miss 24-7 before about 25 000 fans in the first SEC meeting between the teams. Tech struck with three first half scoring passes and added a 20 yard touchdown drive late in the game. Ole Miss scored late on a 26 yard pass Bobby Wilson to Everette Harper.
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Atlanta
Mississippi
Georgia Tech
Jackets
Rebels
Bobby Wilson
Everette Harper
Westerners In Action Friday in District 1-AA Football Joust
Lub bock's Westerners visit Abilene's Eagles in a 1-AA District 1 clash as both teams chase important wins. Abilene aims for a first win since edging Brownfield 6-0, while Westerners seek their fourth win in five games after narrow victories.
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Lubbock
Abilene
Pete Shotwell
Eagles
Westerners
Odessa Bronchos
Brownfield
Breckenridge
Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Cubs
Odessa
Plainview
Bulldogs
Sweetwater Crew
Big Spring
Borger
Pampa Harvesters
Pampa
Lamesa Golden Tornadoes
San Angelo
Columbia Texans? No. Columbia Wins 28-20 Over Yale Elis
Columbia football rallied from a 14 point deficit in rain and fog to defeat Yale 28 to 20 before a post war crowd of 65 000. Yale led 14 0 at halftime but Columbia scored all 28 in the final two quarters to secure the victory.
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Tuffy) Nabors
Floyd Lawhorn
Bernie Winkler
Tulsa
Columbia
Fighting
Elis
New
Anaaemiv
Conn
Yale
Harvard Edges Princeton 13-12 in 39th rivalry showdown
In Palmer Stadium Princeton trailed by a point for three minutes of the fourth quarter as Harvard sealed a 13-12 victory. Fullback Vince Moravec scored Harvard’s first touchdown and later intercepted a pass in the end zone for an automatic touchback with 35 seconds left sealing the win before 35 000 spectators.
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Princeton
N. J
Harvard
Palmer Stadium
Vince Moravec
Crimson
Quietus
Tigers
Bears Upset St. Marys 20 to 13 in Berkeley
California's Bears, 5 to 1 underdogs, defeated St. Mary's Gaels 20 to 13 before a crowd exceeding 80 thousand. Herman Wedemeyer electrified the audience with a 70 yard touchdown early, but the Bears rallied after halftime to win the showdown in the second period.
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Bears
St. Marys
Berkeley
Calif
California’s Bears
St. Mary’s Gaels
Gaels
Herman Wedemeyer
Lions blank Lumberjacks 39 0 in Lone Star clash
East Texas State Teachers Lions routed Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks 39 to 0 in a Lone Star Conference game tonight with scoring in every period.
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Nacogdoches
East Texas State Teachers Lions
Stephen B. Austin Lumberjacks
Parkers Turn Back Baylor Bears 13-0
Arkansas Razorbacks defeat Baylor Bears 13 to 0 in Fayetteville as Clyde Scott is out with injury. Aubrey Fowler scores on a fourth down rush after Steed White blocks a punt. Arkansas improves to 2 0 in conference play and prepares for Texas.
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Parkers
Baylor Bears
Fayetteville
Ark
Clyde Scott
Arkansas Razorbacks
Aubrey Fowler Oon
Baylor
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