Techson-TCU clash features Bartosh breakout run spree
Bartosh led TCU with decisive runs and a string of passes as the Frogs toppled Tech with a strong ground and air attack. Tech piled up 316 rushing yards and 82 aerial yards but fell short as TCU used end arounds and delayed reverses to keep Tech off balance. Jerrell Price starred on defense and Tech heads to Baylor next, hoping for healing injuries.
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Owls Stop Pittsburgh in a Midfield Showdown
Rice Owls halt Pitt Panthers with a late third quarter push after a rough start. Billy Burkhalter and Billy Wright score on short runs while Glass and Vitt drive the aerial attack. Rice’s defense stymies Pitt, limiting first downs as the Owls surge to the goal line late in the period.
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Tennessee Romps University of Chattanooga 41 to 0
The University of Tennessee defeated the University of Chattanooga 41 to 0 in Knoxville before 16 000 fans. The Vols scored in all four quarters as a warmup for Alabama with Dick Ernsberger, Andy Kozar, George Carter, Bert Rechichar and Pat Shires each tallying once and Ernsberger adding two scores.
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SMU Dominates Oklahoma A&M In Lopsided Victory
SMU roared past Oklahoma A&M as Benners and Massiewhite connected for key plays and Walkers punt return set momentum. SMU totaled 254 rushing yards and 219 passing yards while limiting the Aggies to 47 rushing and 55 passing, marking SMU's largest score since 1936. Benners completed five passes for 121 yards and Rote led ground gain with 60 yards.
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Doug Lewis Higgins Sold To Jackson Club
Amarillo born first baseman Doug Lewis and James Pink Higgins were sold by the Amarillo Gold Sox to Jackson Mississippi of the Class A Southeastern league. Buck Fausett announced the deal and noted both players were draft eligible. The sale price was not disclosed. The Gold Sox expect a working agreement for 1931 with Portland of the Pacific Coast league.
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Pinkx" Higgins
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Monahans Defeats Denver City 21-7 in 5-A District Clash
Monahans jumped to a 14-0 halftime lead with early touchdowns by Maurice Hodges and Lloyd Walsh. Denver City replied with a 30 yard pass from Bob Moore to Jimmy O’Neil. Ted Whitmire scored a 10 yard TD in the fourth as Monahans ran to a 5th straight win and 4-0 league mark.
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Texas Western Edges Arizona 14-13 At Home
Texas Western College defeated the University of Arizona 14-13 before 12 000 fans at Kidd Field in El Paso. Jim Davis kicked the winning conversion after Bill Chesak tied the game with six minutes left in the fourth period. Arizona relied on the pass game for both scores and managed only one scare in the opening period.
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Kentucky Downs Cincinnati 41 to 7 in Lexington
Kentucky defeated Cincinnati 41 7 at Lexington as Vito Parilli threw five touchdown passes to Al Bruno for 155 receiving yards. Parilli set Kentucky and SEC passing records with 18 completions for 338 yards, ending the Bearcats shutout streak. Cincinnati scored late in the first half to avoid the shutout.
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Western State Mountaineers Rally to Beat Colorado Mines 21 13
The Western State Mountaineers defeated Colorado Mines 21 13 in Gunnison securing a Rocky Mountain Conference win and their Homecoming celebration. Leon Mark ran 40 yards for the first score after a lateral, Francis Disconti added a 40 yard interception return, R Govet capped Mines scoring, E Zielski connected on a 20 yard play, and Disconti finished with a one yard TD late in the game.
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Steers Fall to Sooners in 14 13 Nailbiter
Texas rallied late, but Oklahoma held on 14 13 as Tompkins passed for 106 yards and Townsend led run offense with 85 yards on 29 carries. Heathly starred in kicking with strong fielding and Heath added 67 rushing yards and 28 receiving yards for Oklahoma.
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Vandals Triumph Over Oregon 14-0 in Homecoming Victory
In Moscow Idaho October 14 the Idaho Vandals defeated favored Oregon 14 to 0 for the first time in 24 years. A 12 000 strong homecoming crowd watched sustained drives in the first and fourth periods as Idaho outplayed the Pacific Coach Conference foe in nearly every department.
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