College football scores and results from a chaotic day
Reports from multiple games show Georgia Tech routing Alabama Poly 51 to 0 while Virginia Tech and others posted wins. Penn State, Maryland, North Carolina, and several smaller colleges posted high scoring victories with Maryland defeating Hopkins 26 to 6 and Temple edging Brown 7 to 16.
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City Bowling League results leave Eagles ahead
Frederick City Bowling League action Wednesday night saw the Eagle squad win two of three games led by Crum with 307 pins and a strong 33 pin margin, while Harris and Filler slipped the Hustlers deeper into the cellar as the Star Laundry five were held to 162 pins behind.
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Notre Dame Cart Tech and college football talk in South
Henry L. Farrell and others discuss boxing, college football scouts, and players from Georgia Tech Florida Tennessee and Harvard. Notes on Notre Dame Iowa press issues and police court cases conclude with drunkenness arrests and a Pittsburgh disorderly conduct charge.
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Warner's Stanford Eleven Set for East Debut
Warner leads Stanford with speed and balance as the eleven prepares for a New York Stadium clash. Key players Hoffman captain fullback Bobesky Post guards Heinecke center Lewis Slewhhacker back. East fans expect a stern test for Western football prowess.
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Rifemen Fall To DeMolay Quint In Hagerstown Tilt
In Hagerstown a large crowd watched DeMolay defeat Cresap's Rifles 9 to 2. Herb Young debuted for Cresap's and led a late rally as both teams struggled from the line.
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