Louisiana State Overpowers Auburn in Football Sweep
Louisiana State defeats Auburn 20 to 6 as part of a long list of college football results in a recap. The roundup shows LSU’s win alongside scores for Tulane Florida and many other programs across the nation.
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Rice Owls tame Mustangs 9 to 0 in Southwest clash
Rice Owls shut out SMU 9 0 at Houston as Bill Wallace breaks loose for a 36 yard TD. Leche Sylvester adds a field goal after Witt’s 60 yard kickoff set the opening tone. Crowd nears 14000 but extra point failed.
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Tigers Protect Early Lead to Beat Plainsmen
Louisiana State University overwhelmed Auburn 20 to 6 in Baton Rouge. Fatherree opened with a 5-yard kickoff return for a TD, Lawrie added a first half drive score, and Mickal booted two extra points. Morris returned a 95-yard kickoff for Auburn’s lone touchdown, and Mickal added a late fourth-quarter score as LSU maintained its unbeatens in conference play.
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Texas Christian Frogs Edge Tulsa 14 12 in Scrappy Win
In Tulsa Oklahoma on October 13 the Horned Frogs from Texas Christian University battled back from a one touchdown deficit in the third period to defeat the Golden Hurricane 14 to 12. Tulsa suffers its second loss in two years as Oklahoma A and M College had beaten them last year in the first game the Tulsans lost since 1932.
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Texas Longhorns Dominates Sooners 19 0 in Dallas
Texas pounded Oklahoma 19 to 0 as Irvin Gilbreath rushed for three touchdowns to lift the unbeatens. Gilbreath, 185 pounds, scored twice in the second period and once in the fourth while Texas posted 16 first downs to three for Oklahoma in a rain soaked game. A scuffle between Texas end Jack Gray and Oklahoma tackle George Parrish drew officials' attention.
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Centenary Tops Aggies 13 in Defensive NFL-Style Showdown
Centenary wrapped a tough defensive battle with two late fourth-period scores to beat Texas A M 13 to 0 at Beaumont. Howard Hooper and Buddy Parker each crossed for Centenary, as Eddie Townson provided some late running in a game featuring nine first downs for Centenary and five for A M.
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Tulane Georgia game Saturday attracts record New Orleans crowd
Tulane athletic director Dr. Wilbur C. Smith reports more than 7,000 tickets sold and an expected turnout of 32,000 or more for the Tulane Georgia football game in New Orleans on October 20. Fans from Georgia Alabama Mississippi Texas are anticipated. extra seating will be added if needed.
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Army Eleven Dominates Drake 48 to 0 in Nippy Victory
Army at Michie stadium pounded Drake with a variegated running and overhead attack to win 48 to 0 before about 12 000 spectators in a chilly October afternoon at West Point.
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Powerful SEC teams roll to easy wins across region
Alabama, Tennessee and Tulane dominated, routing Mississippi State 41 to 0 and Florida 28 to 12 while North Carolina, Duke and Kentucky won key battles. Georgia Tech and Georgia faltered, Sewanee and Mercer posted non conference successes, and Oglethorpe beat Chattanooga.
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Notre Dame crushes Purdue 18 to 7 in big victory
In South Bend on October 13 Notre Dame under Elmer Layden used a fast four back attack led by Melinkovich Fromhart Carideo and Mike Layden to beat Purdue 18 to 7 before a crowd of 45000. The Irish struck twice in the second period for three touchdowns and then held Purdue scoreless until a late 66 yard march.
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Stanford Dominates Northwestern in 20-0 Rout
Stanford at Palo Alto overwhelmed Northwestern 20 to 0 at Stanford Stadium. The Giants, led by coach Tiny Thornhill, scored two touchdowns in the second quarter and added a third in the third to seal the victory.
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Arkansas Beats Baylor for 6 to 0 Victory
Arkansas Razorbacks defeat Baylor Bears 6 to 0 in Little Rock. Criswell scores on two plunges after Howard Lake mishap, LaForge and Pearce connect on passes, Frisby returns a kickoff efforts highlight Baylor’s defense. Crowd 7,500 observes. penalties hinder Arkansas drives.
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Panthers Beat Mercer 14 to 0 in Birmingham
Ernest Teel sparked two Birmingham Southern Panthers touchdowns with 30 40 and 20 yard runs and a pass to McKay for the second score in a 14 0 win over Mercer. Hermit Davis kicked both extra points.
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North Carolina Upsets Georgia at Athens 14–0
North Carolina stunned Georgia 14 to 0 in Athens as Schaeffer powered the Tar Heels with two touchdowns. Georgia failed to convert on early chances and NC capitalized with a second quarter score and a late fourth quarter TD to seal the win.
Navy Edges Maryland 16-13 in Tight Stadium Clash
Navy secured a 16 to 13 victory over Maryland at Thompson Stadium before a capacity crowd of 22 000. An early field goal by Slade Cutter of Oswego Illinois kept the Sailors ahead as Maryland mounted a late aerial push but fell short.
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Tennessee Routs Ole Miss 27 to 0 in Knoxville
In warm sun, Tennessee defeating Ole Miss 27 to 0 after a tight first half. Sophomore Phil Dickens sparked a third quarter surge with two long runs and a touchdown pass to Rose, while Needham and Keever added scores. Ole Miss failed to score as three interceptions and strong Vols defense limited the Rebels to 85 rushing yards and 122 in the air.
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39 Year Old Trapper Wins Pirogue Paddling Championship
Maturin Billiot, a 39 year old swamp land trapper, captured Barataria bayou’s pirogue paddling title with a five mile victory in 56 minutes 45 seconds. His uncle Etienne de Billiot, 50, placed second one minute back, with the winner taking a silver cup and 18 dollars 60 cents.
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Homer Free For All Ends In Byrd Victory
Partisan fans swarmed the field in Homer Louisiana after a disputed finish as officials had not ended the game. Police quelled a free-for-all while Byrd High of Shreveport defeated Homer 13 to 6 with the outsiders winning.
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