Collins Upsets Stoco Indians in Important Tilt
Collins defeats Stoco 14 to 12 at Wind ing Gulf field to take sole early lead in county standings. Worrell boots two pivotal extra points and Southern drives key scores while Collins' defense and a late interception seal the victory.
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Washington Ties California Team in Nervy Berkeley Standoff
The University of Washington Huskies held the California Bears to a scoreless tie in Berkeley, halting UC’s four straight conference wins and threatening a Rose Bowl bid. A late Washington field goal attempt by Al Craver from the 28 yard line with 25 seconds left sailed wide, preserving the draw before 55,000 fans.
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Cafego Emerges As Souths Bright Sophomore Football Star
George Cafego of Scarbro leads Tennessee as a standout sophomore back in five games. The 165-pound quarterback has racked up yards against Alabama and other foes, including a 64-yard punt return for a touchdown. At 5 feet 11 inches and 185 pounds, he stands out in the Vols attack and classroom.
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Trap Hill Ends Year With Win Over Marsh Fork Bulldogs
Trap Hill Wildcats close the grid season with a 19 to 8 victory at Monteval over the Marsh Fork Bulldogs. Daniel and Christian connected on two scoring passes. Daniel added a rushing TD and Christian caught a 10 yard scoring pass. First downs favored Trap Hill 14 to 7 as nine seniors starred in the win.
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Mullens Triumphs 25 24 Over Glen Rogers In Close Showdown
Mullens Rebels edged Glen Rogers Owls 25 to 24 after leading 20 6 at halftime. Winzenrith scored two touchdowns and Newsome and Clark added scores for Mullens while Glen Rogers rallied late with two touchdowns including a long pass to Vaden.
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Stansbury Stars in G.M.s Victory at Lewisburg
Greenbrier Military Academy defeated Augusta Military Academy 27 to 0 as Stansbury scored three extra points and Mag Notta Slaten Mathews and Mills added touchdowns. Augusta Beeps beat Greenbrier Midgets 13 to 6 in a preliminary. Pimlico Futurity winner Kilmer's colt earns $28,140 in 2 year old race. Concord State Mountain Lions crushed Shenandoah College 35 to 0 with five touchdowns by Bowers.
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Vassmen Season End Shows Courage At Colcord
COLCORD The Purple Tornado closed a tough season with a 13 7 loss to Stoco Indians in Colcord on October 30. Colcord finished with a 0 0 county league record in six games as first downs favored the team 9 5 amid hard fought play. Four linemen depart next year, with Captain Harry Short and Claude Evans among those leaving, while juniors Flint Cooke and others are seen as potential replacements.
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Marshall overwhelms Centre Praying Colonels 36 to 0
Marshall opened strong at Huntington delivering a 36 to 0 defeat of Centre before about 5 000 fans. Herb Royer scored twice and Bragg kicked all extra points as Marshall blocked a punt for a safety and Harold Watson returned a 75 yard interception for a score.
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Fordham Beats Purdue 24 to 3 in Big Weekend Showdown
Fordham roared past Purdue 24 to 3 before 35 000 at home as Joe Woitkoski fired two touchdown passes and Louis Brock and Bill Krywicki connected on scores. Purdue opened with Cecil Isbell’s 27 yard field goal but the Rams surged in the second and fourth quarters to seal a lopsided victory.
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Pro Cagers to Play Beckley in December Exhibition
Coaches Ross Irie and Jerome Van Meter signed a contract to bring the iCeltics to Beckley for a December 1 game at Woodrow Wilson high school gym. Concord College coach Wood dell will send his varsity and local players will fill the rest of the roster. Tickets go on sale at Beckney Drug store and through coaches and area players.
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Yale Records Clean in 19 10 Victory Over Brown
Yale remains undefeated in the division with a 19 10 win over Brown. Brown surprised Yale by shutting out the Elis in the first period before Yale, led by Captain Clint Frank, scored in each of the last three quarters despite a strong Bruins effort.
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Generals Rally to Beat Virginia in Seven Straight Wins
The Washington and Lee Generals rallied to defeat the University of Virginia 13 to 6 in Lexington Virginia. The win extends Washington and Lee’s streak to seven straight over their rival Virginia.
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Waynesburg Yellow Jackets Edge Glenville in Narrow Win
Waynesburg holds off Glenville 12-7 after Sles Wise sprinted 60 yards for a touchdown and a blocked punt recovery at the ten yard line. The decisive score sparked the Jackets to the victory over the Glenville Teachers.
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Beckley Protest Heard by Board in Clarksburg
The State Board of Appeals in Clarksburg finished a heavy meeting on Beckley Mount Hope eligibility without a ruling. Secretary T F E Ewing told Principal C G Peregoy a decision would come by mid week after board members review documents at home. Ewing noted Friday discussions between Beckley Principal and Mount Hope Principal E W Dunkley.
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Wesleyan Loses To Catholic U In 21 0 Setback
Catholic University beat West Virginia Wesleyan 21 to 0 before about 1000 fans. Key plays included Moon Mullen fumbling on the Wesleyan 18, Sarelas grabbing a pass for a score, Joe Guyan finishing a 28 yard TD, and Fiorellino connecting with Guyan for another in the fourth. Albie Coleman left the game after injuries.
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WVU Frosh Beat Pitt Frosh In Low Scoring Scramble
West Virginia freshmen edged Pittsburgh freshmen 8 to 6 with a second period safety on a blocked punt. Seabright blocked the Pitt kick that caromed out of end zone for the safety after both teams had TDs in the same period.
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Mountaineers Tie Georgetown 6–6 In Final Quarter Thriller
West Virginia and Georgetown battled to a 6 to 6 deadlock as Kelly Moan of West Virginia tied the score with a late pass after Georgetown’s receivers and backs carried the team on a fourth quarter surge. Georgetown’s Mellendick connected on three long completions for a 67 yard drive.
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Gophers Rally to Crush Hawkeyes 35 to 10 in Iowa City
Minnesota overcomes an early 10 point deficit to defeat Iowa 35 to 10 before about 40 000 fans at Iowa City. The victory marks the Gophers third straight Big Ten win and improves their conference standing.
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