Notre Dame Wins Dramatic Comeback Over Ohio State
Notre Dame, trailing at halftime, rallied in the closing period to defeat Ohio State 18 to 13. Andy Pitney sparked the rally with a 32 yard run and pair of key plays, despite a leg injury, while Steve Miller and Shakespeare connected on crucial passes for the Irish. The victory boosts Notre Dame’s 1935 campaign and national title hopes under Elmer Layden.
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Ohio State Beats Notre Dame In Thrilling Classic
A detailed account of the Buckeyes defeating Notre Dame, with pivotal plays by Frank Antennucci and Jumping Joe Williams, interceptions by Stan Pincura, and a late Irish surge led by Pitney. The piece also lists lineups, substitutions, and officials, plus brief world notices.
College football scores from a weekend slate across numerous teams
A wide array of results includes American U 24 Gallaudet 6 and West Liberty 23 Shepherd 6. Notable upsets and margins feature Dartmouth 14 Yale 6, Harvard 43 Brown 0, and Pittsburgh 0 Rice 4. Strong showings by Colgate 6 North Carolina 35 and Texas A M 28 Baylor 0 across conferences.
College grid scores from Rocky Mountain region slate
Score parade lists McMurry over St Edwards 33 19 and Utah State 13th over Colorado State 0. Utah U 32 Brigham Young 0. New Mexico 13 Temple 0. California 14 U C L A 2. Gonzaga 7 Washington State 0. Nevada 2 California Aggies 6. Fresno State 20 College of the Pacific 7. Whitman 4 College of Puget Sound 0. Oregon State 19 Portland 2. Idaho Southern Branch 60 Montana Mines 0. Scholastic scores include Wheeling 21 Triadelphia 0 Linsley 19 Warwood 7 Bellaire 27 Moundsville 7 Martins Ferry 19 East Liverpool 6 Bridgeport 25 Tiltonsville 6 Shadyside 23 Dillonvale 13 Steubenville 33 Erie East 0 Oak Will 33 Princeton 0 Greenbrier Military 18 Augusta Military 0 Elizabeth 60 Williamstown 19 Parkersburg 19 Point Pleasant 6
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Marshall Triumphs Over Emory and Henry 14-0
Marshall College defeated Emory and Henry 14 to 0 in Bluefield. The Thundering Herd dominated with nine first downs to six for the Wasps, securing a second quarter score on a line plunge by Earl Wellman and a late safety after Carney blocked a punt.
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Colcord Edges Shady in Last-Minute TD Drive
Colcord defeated Shady Spring 12 to 6 after a late pass advanced the ball to the five yard line and Kinder scored the winning TD. Giannis stood out for Colcord as the Tigers led 5 4 in a game filled with back and forth drives and substitutions.
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Seven More Undefeated Teams Of Nation Beaten
The article lists undefeated teams beaten across the nation including Ohio State and U C L A with Notre Dame, California, North Carolina, Minnesota, Marquette, Texas Christian, SMU, Dartmouth, Navy, Syracuse, NYU, Princeton, and others, detailing key games and scores. It notes Army, Temple, Catholic and Baylor losses, and highlights pivotal upsets such as California over USC and Navy over an unnamed team. It also cites regional results in the Southern, Pacific Coast, and Big Ten conferences, and mentions a milk price inquiry in Scotland.
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California Triumphs Over UCLA In Defensive Classic
California edged UCLA 14 to 12 before 80 000 as the Bears limited UCLA to 92 rushing yards and five first downs while intercepting three passes and recovering two fumbles. California claimed the Pacific Coast Conference lead despite missing fullback Ted Key pending eligibility.
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Fordham Forces Pitt to Scoreless Draw at Polo Grounds
Fordham held Pitt to a scoreless draw before 38,000 spectators at the Polo Grounds. Pitt offered only one brief first half foray into Fordham territory, while Fordham threatened with two failed long field goals by Andy Palau.
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Pitt Fights Fordham In Narrow Gridiron Clash
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Potomac State Defeats New River in Homecoming Gridiron Victory
Potomac State broke into the victory column for the year by downing New River State 6 to 0 in a homecoming game at W. Va. Krivoski scored the lone touchdown early after Potomac State drove to the five yard line.
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