Tulsa Triumphs 34 7 Over Texas Tech In Final Period
Tulsa's Golden Hurricane recovered from a 14-7 deficit to surge past Texas Tech 34-7 as Red Wade returned from injury to spark a decisive fourth quarter. Wade ran 67 yards for a score and linked on passes to Barney White and J R Boone for a 74-yard march that ended with a late TD. Tulsa outgained Tech 381 total yards while forcing fumbles and interceptions by the Raider defense.
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Ben Funk
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Felto Prewitt
Luke Montgomery
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Barney White
J. R. Boone
Perry Moss
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Floyd Lawhorn
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Spring In 7 To 6 Overtimes A Pale Echo
A garbled game summary mentions a comeback effort in a basketball or football context with references to a 7 to 6 score, overtime periods, and players such as Rhoades Nie. The fragment hints at a late rally and a quick drive but details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
Bechtel Scores First as Texas Beats Oklahoma 20–0
In Dallas on October 14, Texas freshman Bobby Layne sparked a 20–0 victory over Oklahoma before 23,000 fans. Layne and Hubert Bechtel connected for Texas’ first touchdown, with Bechtel a former Lubbock High star. Layne added the extra point, while Texas tallied two more TDs in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
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Oklahoma
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Derald Lebow
Sooners
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Joe Abbey
Johnny West
Zeke Martin
Jim Fortenberry
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Leroy Anderson
Anderson
Billy Andrews
Bennett
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Tulane beats Rice 21 to 0 in New Orleans
Tulane's Green Wave shut out Rice Institute 21 to 0, overcoming early fumbles. Freshman Marvin McCain scored on a 1.5 yard rush, Dub Jones converted three extra points, and in the third period Harry Robinson and Jones extended Tulane's lead with two more touchdowns. Tulane piled 368 yards rushing and passing to Rice's 90 yards.
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Dub Jones
Harry Robinson
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Bucky Sheffield
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Norman Navy Triumphs Over Arkansas 27 to 7 in Fayetteville
Norman Oklahoma Navy Zoomerbacks defeated Arkansas Razorbacks 27 to 7 in Fayetteville. Fred Enke son of Arizona University coach Fred Enke stood out by driving the first score setup and scoring a touchdown after a series of key passes. The Zoomers added two more touchdowns in the fourth quarter with a thrust from Like to Eshmont and a three yard run by Roy Coble. Miller added three extra points.
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Emil Sitke
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Texas A and M Edges LSU 7-0 in Defensive Showdown
Texas A and M defeated Louisiana State 7-0 in Baton Rouge in a game dominated by defense and costly fumbles. Cadet halfback Paul Yates scored on an eight yard run in the third quarter, with Abraham adding the extra point.
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Bubba) Yates
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UCLA Tramples St Marys 39 to 0 in Opening Tilt
UCLA stifled St Marys College 39 0 as Johnny Roesch starred with three touchdowns in the second period. Bruins, winless entering the game, finally broke through for a decisive victory in Los Angeles.
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Second AF Cops 89 To 6 Victory at Kidd Field
The Second Air Force bombed New Mexico University 89 to 6 at Kidd Field in El Paso. Dobbs returned a kickoff 92 yards for a TD and added a TD plus seven completed passes as Mag Biggs scored four times with Evans helping on a 75-yard pass play.
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Joe Medovitch
Nick Susceff
Mag Biggs
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Ray Evans
Steve Lucic
Illinois
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Willis Ryder
Navy Edges Duke 7-0 in bruising battle in Baltimore
Navy beat Duke 7-0 in a hard fought game as Duke pushed deep into Middie territory in the second half. The piece notes strong Duke drive and stout Navy lines in a tense battle that ended with Navy securing the shutout.
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Irish Hit New High In 64-0 Triumph Over Dartmouth
Notre Dame overwhelmed Dartmouth 64-0 at Fenway Park in a record scoring win. Irish runners totaled 429 yards with 18 first downs while seven players reached pay dirt including Steve Nemeth 60 yards and Nunzio Marino 53 yards. Six extra points were missed after touchdowns.
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George Terlep
Fliers Rally To Beat Beaumont Medics In Army Game
Lubbock Army Air Field defeats William Beaumont Army Hospital El Paso 19 to 6 at Tech stadium after a slow start. Key plays include Buster Dixon’s two touchdowns and strong defense by Roy Gearling, Ray Servante, and Hubert R. Doub.
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Hubert R. Doub
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Football Results and Scores From Various Games
A compilation of college and military base football results across multiple programs and venues. Notable scores include Tulsa 34 over Southwest Texas Tech 17, Army 68 over Pitt, Texas 20 over Oklahoma, Navy 21 Delaware 0, and Georgia Tech 27 over Auburn 6, with many other NCAA and service teams listed. Small note mentions Corsica fishwives swallowing small fish.
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Oklahoma
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District 1-AA Opens League Play With Westerners at Abilene
The District 1-AA schedule features the undefeated Lubbock Westerners visiting Abilene to face the Eagles in a key Saturday game. Abilene showed power by overcoming Odessa 14 to 7, rallying from a 0-7 halftime deficit with two late touchdowns.
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Muleshoe
Randolph Field overwhelms SMU in 41 to 0 rout
Randolph Field’s ex college stars dominated Southern Methodist in San Antonio, winning 41 to 0 and extending the Remblers’ undefeated run to three straight Southwest Conference victories. Bill Budley opened with a 58 yard TD and Jake Leicht added an 82 yard score. Bill Causey kicked both extra points.
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Bill Budley
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Jake Leicht
Oregon
Bill Causey
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Prestigious gains noted as major teams win big
Notre Dame crushed Dartmouth 64 to 0 in Boston while Army defeated Pittsburgh 69 to 7. Penn swept William and Mary 46 to 0 and Georgia Tech beat Auburn. Navy edged Duke 7 to 0 and UNC tied Virginia 13 13 as Colgate upset Cornell 14 7.
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Marold Classen
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Tony Minisi
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Army Swamps Pitt 69 To 7 In Stadium Rout
Army dominated Pittsburgh at Michie Field with a 69 to 7 victory. Cadets, led by backs such as Bob Dobbs and Glenn Davis, scored relentlessly after a lone first quarter TD while Pitt was shut down until late. Paul Richards threw late for a Pitt score.
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Paul Richards
Hub Laundry Armour Lead City's Keglers
The Hub Laundry and the Armour and Company Keglers top the City Commercial Bowling league with nine wins and three losses. Lions Club eight, S. and Q. Clothiers seven, Coca Cola Bottling six, DeKalb Oilers four, Optimum Club and Meads Bakers three each. S. and Q. leads three game average at 2,674. Hub Laundry 2,638. high team single game 926. Welch leads three game average at 650. J. A. Peel high single game 246.
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Idalou A and B Boys Edge Frenship In League Play
Idalou A beat Frenship 21 20 in a tight half after trailing 7 14 at the break. Idalou B won 26 13 as Charles May led Idalou B with strong scoring. Hill led Frenship B. Next Friday Idalou teams meet Shallowater. J N Denning coaches the boys.
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Galveston Airfield blanked Ducks in 19 to 0 rout
Galveston Airfield defeated the Bryan Airfield Ducks 19 to 0 in a one sided game. Galveston started scoreless but then surged with a fair running attack while Bryan showed little offense though some defense stood out at times.
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SWC Set For Big Week-End Of Play With Three Tilts
The Southwest Conference schedules three league games this weekend as Texas Christian visits Texas A&M in College Station, Rice hosts SMU in Houston under lights, and Texas travels to Arkansas in Little Rock. Also, non conference matchups feature Southwestern vs Texas Tech in Lubbock and North Texas Aggies versus Second Air Force at Odessa.
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SPAAF Fliers Plan Big Game at Tech Stadium
Tickets for the South Plains Army Air Field versus Lubbock Army Air Field football clash at Texas Tech Stadium Sunday Oct 22 went on sale last week with strong advance sales. LAAF will host Fort Bliss on Armistice Day Nov 11 at Tech Stadium. Tickets range 30 to 120 cents, with boxes at $1.20.
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Gene LeRoy
Denison College Flash
Bill Besson
Southwestern Defeats North Texas 39 to 7 in Homecoming
Southwestern University defeated North Texas Aggies 39-7 before about 1,500 fans in Georgetown on October 14. Southwestern scored three touchdowns in the first quarter and added two more in later periods. North Texas crossed late in the game after a pass placed the ball at the Southwestern one yard line.
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