Army routs Notre Dame 59 to 0 in historic defeat
Army overwhelmed Notre Dame 59 to 0 at Yankee Stadium as Blanchard and Davis led a sharp Cadet attack. The Irish suffered their worst defeat in 25 years, dropping to 2 losses in a row while Army extended its unbeaten streak to seven.
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Notre Dame
Seldon
Felize
Doc) Blanchard
Yankee Stadium
Glenn Davis
Max Minor
Doug Kenna
Dale Hall
Blanchard
Army
Minor
Dave Noble
Noble
Rnute Rockne
Nava
Ohio State Beats Pittsburgh 54 to 19 in Big Victory
Ohio State University routs Pittsburgh 54 19 to run streak to seven wins. Les Horvath hooks up with Bob Brugge for 32 yard score, Dendin recovers punt for a touchdown, Horvath scores on interception return, and Keane Strangler adds late TDs as Buckeyes pull away with second stringers contributing heavily.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio State University
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
Pitt
Les Horvath
Bob Brugge
Ohio
Big Russ Thomas
Tralan Dendin
Dick Flanagan
Horvath
Ohio State
Dove
Janecko
Keane
Stranger
Ballots Mailed to WV Sports Writers Association
West Virginia sports writers association will mail ballots on November 20 to members in good standing for the state football championship. Ballots must be returned by midnight December 3 with the winner announced Sunday, December 10. Parkersburg Big Reds were last year’s champions. Don Hardman is association president and Fred Burns is vice president.
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Charleston
West Virginia Sports Writers Association
Darrel Harless
Harless
Charleston Gazette
Parkersburg
Big Reds
Don Hardman
Morgan+town Dominion News
Fred Burns
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Penn Is Winner Over Columbia
Penn harnessed its reserves to rout Columbia 35 to 7 at Franklin Field. George Munger’s team scored five touchdowns in the first half and added a safety, exploiting Lion mistakes as Columbia’s lineup remained undermanned and did not play its first-string backfield after the opening quarter.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Loui Little
Columbia Lions
Franklin Field
Army
George Munger
Munger
al Sica
Michigan runs past Illinois 14 0 in Ann Arbor
Michigan defeats Illinois 14 to 0 before 42 200 fans. Don Lund led a first drive TD from the four yard line, Joe Ponsetto added the extra point, and Jack Weisenberger scored on a two yard sweep. Buddy Young was held to limited gains after an early sprint burst.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ilinois
Claude
Buddy) Young
Michigan
Illinois
Wolverines
Don Lund
Joe Ponsetto
Don Greenwood
Harold Watts
Jack Weisenberger
Ponsello
Young
Imany
Beckley Eagles and Mt Hope Dominate Friday Football Night
Beckley Eagles tied Welch Maroon Wave 0 0 in Welch as Wave outplayed the Eagles 7 first downs to 2 in the first half. Mt Hope stretched its win streak to eight with a 24 0 rout of Dupont in dedication day action. The Mustangs scored in all periods led by Bannister Feazell and Pugh with a 65 yard return and a 39 yard run. Hinton defeated Rainelle 19 0, Harris Osborn and Rodgers players keying the win. Sophia Blue Hawks beat Glen Rogers 18 0 on the season finale with 160 rushing yards to 78 for Glen Rogers. Du Bois Little Blues defeated Stratton 26 0. Oak Hill beat Montgomery 21 6 as Daniels Allen and Wilson stood out. Oak Hill will rest 13 days before facing Mt Hope in the Thanksgiving game.
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Navy routs Cornell 48 0 in early onslaught
Navy’s one two punch of Jenkins and Scott sparked a quick seven touchdown surge as Cornell struggled to contain the Midshipmen. Navy reserves capitalized late, widening the gap to finish 48 0 over the Big Red.
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Navy
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Clyde Scott
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Scott and Company
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Michigan State Rout Maryland on Homecoming in 33 to 0 Victory
EAST LANSING Mich Michigan State College overwhelmed Maryland 33 0 on homecoming day extending a 1944 record to six victories and one loss. Fullback Jack Breslin scored three touchdowns powering a dominant rushing game as MSU held Maryland to six first downs and 66 rushing yards while amassing 253 yards.
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Michigan State
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College football scores and results across multiple games
A compiled list of football results features Navy, Notre Dame, Penn State, Missouri, Texas, Oklahoma, UCLA, and others. Scores include Navy 50 over Connell 19, Yale 18 Brown 0, Florida 12 Clemson 47, Ohio State 54 Pittsburgh 1, and many 0 7 12 point spreads amid a broad seasonal roundup across colleges and services.
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Mary
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South Carolina
Breshytecksy
Wisconsin Player Dies Of Injuries
Allen J Shafer Jr a 17 year old freshman quarterback for the University of Wisconsin died from internal injuries at Wisconsin General Hospital after being injured in today's game with Iowa. Attending Dr Llewellyn Cole said an autopsy would be held and Shafer was unconscious when transported to hospital.
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Wis
Allen J Shafer, Jr
University of Wisconsin
Iowa
Wisconsin General Hospital
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Llewellyn Cole
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Holy Cross Tops Colgate 19 13 In Early Scoring Spree
Holy Cross Crusaders opened strong and held off Colgate Red Raiders 19 13. Glenn Treichler scored two Colgate touchdowns on a three yard run and a 23 yard dash while Holy Cross added two TD passes after recovering the opening kickoff. Williams missed a point after. Indiana 14 Minnesota 19.
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Colgate
Associated Press
Holy Cross Crusaders
Glenn Treichler
Williams
Indiana
Minnesota
Ronceverte Upsets White Sulphur in 13 to 0 Victory
Ronceverte defeated White Sulphur Springs 13 to 0, upsetting a favored state champ and leaving Wil Hamon’s team as the only undefeated in the state. East Bank beat St Albans to join the leaders while Pearcy scored from the five and 17 yard lines. Williamson and Hope loom as key players in next week’s crucial matchups in Mingo County.
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Ronceverte
Arthur
Pearcy
Rencevette Pao
Mountaineers crush Lehigh in decisive all-civilian squad win
West Virginia overwhelms Lehigh 74 to 18 as multiple players share scoring duties. The Mountaineers dominate with 18 first downs to three, forcing penalties and capitalizing on a fast start. Rodgers uses deep rotation, with many substitutes seeing action and contributing to the rout in Morgantown.
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Rodgers
Duke Beats Wake Forest Behind Strong Duke Run
Duke overwhelmed Wake Forest in Durham as the Blue Devils raced to a 24 point first half lead. Dion attack remained potent aside from a few Wake Forest threats, and Duke finished with a decisive 12 0 halftime edge and held on for the win.
Bullis Prep Dominates Greenbrier In Football Clash
Bullis Prep overwhelmed Greenbrier Military School 19 to 6 as Cerber and Helmath led late scoring drives. Greenbrier threatened early with a fumbled kickoff and later threats were thwarted by Bullis defense and a key interception by Tawrie.
Burgo Sold to Brewers in Peck Deal
Bill Burgo an outfielder who played with Toledo this year in the American Association is released to the Milwaukee Brewers by the Philadelphia Athletics. Mickey Heath vice president of the Brewers announced the move as part of a four player package for Hal Peck who finished the season with the Athletics.
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Bill Burgo
Toledo
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Hal Peck
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Tulane Falls to Georgia Tech in 34-7 Loss
Georgia Tech dominated Tulane 34-7 in Atlanta. Allen Bowen returned punts and paced scrimmage runs setting up most scores. Frank Broyles connected on four passes, including two to George Matthews for touchdowns, with Tex Ritter adding a fourth period TD.
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Atlanta
Allen “Dinkh” Bowen
Frank Broyles
Georgia Tech
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Bowen
Broyles
George Matthews
Tex Ritter
Charles Murdock
Bily Willkins
Brodies
Billy Dub Jones
Greenies
Jones
Tech
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