Juniors Battle Huntington In Muddy Tie
Beckley Junior High closes 1932 football season with a 6-6 tie against Huntington. Ninth graders from six Huntington junior highs outweighed Beckley but Beckley’s stubborn line and Misco’s running kept the game close in heavy snow and mud. Ballard and Frazier exchanged kickoffs in a slow second half as both teams struggled for ground.
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Gresko
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Cen
Ballard Stars on Kicks as Huntington Tops Beckley
Beckley and Huntington clash with Ballard delivering most kicks and Layman stealing late honors. Frazier energized early for Huntington, Misco and Frazier score touchdowns, while substitutions include Bumgardner and Layman. Referee Harper officiated the WV game.
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Frazier
Beckley
Vos
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Richardson LE Meadows Berginis
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LG King Rahal
GG Bowers Gunther
RG Childers Barnette
Green
Leary
Harper Fink OB Essep
Gresko
McCoy Ballard
Ward Misco
Misco
Warden
Harper
Henson
Tanner
Sparcino
Bumgardner
T. Barber
Layman
Stteinbicker
Knight
D. Barber
W. V
George
Walker
Pitt Beats Tech Again 6 to 0 in rain sweep
Pitts Panthers defeated Carnegie Tech 6 to 0 before 15000 fans, taking the city title. Harvey Hooker opened the scoring after a muffed punt by Dueger and Izay Weinstock added the touchdown as Pitt held Carnegie to three first downs and 204 yards of total offense.
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Panthers
Carnegie Tech
Harvey Hooker
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Duquesne
Fordham Triumphs In Mud Battle Against Oregon State
In a rain soaked added game Fordham defeated Oregon State 8 to 6 after a late safety. Oregon State held Fordham to a pair of touchdowns, but a blocked kick and a Beavers recovery led to the decisive safety. The muddy field hampered both teams as Keith Davis’ boot was blocked and returned for the safety by Fordham’s Chorge Fenton.
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Oregon State
Fordhamn
Husky Beavers
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Keith Davis
Oregon
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Mountaineers edge Davis and Elkins in snow drenched win
In wet snow and a waterlogged field West Virginia mounts a 25 to 12 victory over Davis and Elkins. Star back Harry Marker scored twice and Parriott added a field goal as WVU pulled away in the second half before about 3 000 fans.
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Greasy Neale
West Virginia Mountaineers
Davis and Elkins
Mountaineer Stadium
Cam Henderson
Davis-Elkins
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West Virginia
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Ducky) Marker
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Elkins
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Shellon
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Huntington Beats Ashland Tomcats 7 to 6 in Muddy Clash
Huntington High School edged the Ashland Tomcats 7 to 6 in a muddy Wunington, West Virginia contest. AJL scored in the first quarter when the Pony Express punched in a touchdown and extra point, while Ashland also scored but failed the extra point. The game saw repeated scoring chances but no final touchdowns after the opening period.
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Red Devils Beaten in Thrilling 7 6 Loss at Bluefield
Oak Hill Red Devils lose a heart breaking game to Bluefield Beavers 7 6 at Bluefield in front of hundreds of chilly fans. Big John Grablick starred with bold running and strong defense, while Hudsons fourth quarter pass to Barrow set up the tying score and a late winning kick by Cowling. Oak Hill outgained Bluefield 127 yards to 0 on the ground and earned seven first downs to Bluefields three.
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Collins Hi Takes Game From Athens 12-0
Collins High over Athens 12 to 0 on Wind ing Gulf field with two rushing touchdowns by J Hale and P Hedrick plus a third score by Hedrick in the third period. Key plays featured Hedrick McGraw and Hale for Collins while Wirts Alvis and Shout stood out for Athens.
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Marsh Fork Defeated by Trap Hill in Sprightly Home Clash
Trap Hill stops Marsh Fork 6 to 0 on Surveyor field in a tight battle. Griffith runs for the winning touchdown after a 70 yard team surge, while Miser and Spencer anchor Trap Hill defense. Matsos stars for Marsh Fork as the Bulldogs prevail 6-0 with 13 first downs to 6. Indoor polo gains Tulsa fans.
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Bethany and Allegheny End Season in Scoreless Tie
Bethany College and Allegheny battled to a 0 0 draw in a muddy first quarter contest with Allegheny threatening early but failing to score. The tie marks Bethany's second single winless season as Allegheny held firm to deny a goal.
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Bisons
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Wesleyan suffers narrow defeat to cadets in muddy showdown
West Point Army regulars beat Wesleyan 7 0 after a first half standoff on a rain soaked field. Felix Vidal dashed 74 yards for the only score as Army relied on reserves in the second half while Wesleyan threatened late but failed to score.
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Associated Press
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Shady Tigers Triumph Over Talcott High 37 106
The Shady Wigh Tigers dominated Talcott High on Daniels field scoring 37 to 106. Terry scored three touchdowns while Parley Harford and Rogers added two apiece. Wolf added four extra points and Farley threw a scoring pass.
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Michigan Is Title Holder Wolverines Beat Minnesota 3 0
Michigan clinches the Big Ten title with a fourth down field goal by quarterback Harry Newman in the first half. Minnesota battles hard, matching first downs but unable to overcome Michigan eight wins no defeats, while Purdue drops to second after a prior Northwestern tie.
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Uarry Newman
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Notre Dame Defeats Navy Amid Weathered Crowd in 12–0 Saint
Notre Dame and Navy battled in Cleveland as the Ramblers score twice in the second period yet fail to widen the gap. Navy defense stifled Notre Dame late while the 70 000 spectators braved wind and threat of snow to witness the Midwest classic. Notre Dame totaled 310 yards and 24 first downs to Navy’s 92 yards and four first downs, aided by first string and reserves in a disciplined, grind it out win.
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West Virginia to open 1482 football schedule at Charleston
Morgantown W Va Nov 19 West Virginian University will open its 1482 football schedule next fall against Washington and Lee at Charleston on September 28. Director of athletics HS Stansbury announced early plans including a Duquesne game in Pittsburgh on September 29 and a Pitt game in Morgantown on October 7.
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National grid of college football results flood logs
LogibalL Fronts reports a wide set of college football scores across multiple games with many teams such as Harvard Yale Pitt Carnegie Tech West Virginia Wesleyan Army Holy Cross Manhattan Navy Notre Dame Detroit Michigan State Lehigh Lafayette and more securing varied results. Notable outcomes include Notre Dame 12 over Detroit 0 Oregon State 6 over Fordham and Duke 7 over North Carolina 0. The compilation lists scores by matchups with frequent 0s and a few higher point outputs like Creighton 34 over Simpson 6 and West Virginia 25 over Rutgers 18.
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Case
Welch Beats Mount Hope in Friday Football Showdown
Welch High School led by Franky Iafolla defeated Mount Hope 19 to 6 on Mount Hope Field. Iafolla stood out as the standout back and passer, carrying the ball for two Mount Hope touchdowns before Welch pulled away with a strong late performance.
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Yale Rolls Over Harvard in Muddy 19 0 Victory
Yale overwhelms Harvard 19 to 0 in a decisive 1932 clash at New Haven. Lassiter Shines with three completions and key runs as Yale's defense stops Harvard thrice in its own territory. Weather worsens the muddy game before 45000 fans.
Duke Beats North Carolina in State Championship
Duke University scored its first touchdown against North Carolina since 1927 and earned its first win over the Tar Heels since 1893. The lane marker proved good as Duke won 7 to 0.
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Duke University
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Mustangs Rally in Gridiron Duel at Mount Hope
Bailey led the Mustangs with broken field runs and a 35 yard pass to Eichart for a 30 yard scoring play. Welch added two touchdowns on a 16 yard sprint and a 2 yard plunge. Kessler connected on a 35 yard pass to Bailey as Mount Hope produced 14 first downs to Miron Waves 8 with penalties totaling 80 yards against Miron and 15 against Mount Hope.
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