Notre Dame Stuns Army 21 0 in New York Upset
Notre Dame delivered a sweeping 21 to 0 upset over Army at Yankee Stadium before a large crowd. Led by tackles Joe Kurth and Ed Krause, the Irish dominion featured sharp passing and ground power as Melinkovich and Devore scored, while Army failed to mount its offense. The rout marked the worst Army setback since 1921.
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Notre Dame routs Army 21 0 in tough 1940s clash
Notre Dame dominates Army with 21 points in the first half and a late surge. Banas and Devore connect on a 50 yard score near the goal line. Harris and Melinkovich add TDs as ND seizes control after a pivotal third period kickoff return.
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Pax Wildcats poised for strong season opener against Alumni
Pax Wildcats look to field a deep, experienced lineup for the 1943 season as captain Oler McKinney leads a team that will join the Midland Trail league with Angled Lookout Rainelle Fayetteville and Ganley Bridge. Key players include Harry Humphrey Troy Lafferty Bernard Humphrey Arley Lively Leslie Lively Marold Evans and McKinney. The club faces Trap Wil Glen Rogers Oak Hill Mount Hope Milam and other regional teams. Judge G H Howard of Atlanta marks his 33rd wedding anniversary by granting 100 divorces.
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W and J Upsets West Virginia 13 to 0 at Wheeling
Washington and Jefferson defeated West Virginia 13 to 0 before 7500 in the 31st annual gridiron renewal at Wheeling. Demedowicz Romo and Zagray sparked drives as W and J outgained the Mountaineers with 17 first downs to five. Shaffer Port and defensive stands clinched the upset in cold weather.
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Holy Cross Ties Boston In Tussle
Worcester Mass November twenty six Holy Cross held Boston College to a scoreless tie in the 30th renewal of the Jesuit rivalry. Ambrose, Purple end, saved several drives and BC earned seven first downs, including a 62 yard march before surrendering on the one yard line. Gilbert Williams of Tulsa, Oklahoma, reported a tamale robbery but offered little detail.
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Collins Ends Good Season as 7-1 Victory Caps Year
Collins High School finished 7 wins and 1 loss after a season finale rout of Athens at Winding Gulf on November 19. Coach L P Ingram, a Cam Henderson product, led the team to its best season yet with standout seniors Joseph Hale Jimmie Hutchinson Earl Lilly Robert Lowery and Nevin Hedrick guiding a strong squad.
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Cagers Out at Mullens
Mullens basketball hopefuls gather for tryouts after football season. Coach W S Woodell reports forty candidates, with most last year’s squad back including Lilly Lucas Mandens. Promising Maben players join, and a tough schedule against Seth Mt. Tone Beckley Maeville Bluefield Princewan is booked with more to come.
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Robinson Returns as Atlanta Southern Association Club President
Wilbert Robinson, former Brooklyn Nationals manager and president, returns to baseball as president of the Atlanta Southern Association club. He had retired after 1931 but agreed to lead the Atlanta club amid renewed local inspiration at Coover Hall lodge.
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Pittsburgh Caps Undefeated Season With 7 0 Win Over Stanford
Pittsburgh, aging war worn after a brutal schedule, defeated Stanford 7 to 0 in a cold game. Mike Sebastian and Izzy Weinstock sparked the drive that produced the lone touchdown as Pop Warner’s Cardinals were held to 12 yards rushing and 50 passing. The Panthers, coached by Jack Sutherland, extended their perfect record against a slate including Army and Notre Dame, while Stanford’s streak versus the East in intercollegiate play ends.
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Blue Devils Win Finale In 13 0 Victory Over Washington and Lee
Duke defeats Washington and Lee 13 to 0 in the season finale after a disputed fourth quarter play. Ab car overturned a late drive with a ruling officials later admitted was erroneous. Duke also scored on a first quarter march, Abbott crossing from the 10 yard line helped by Mason to Brownlee.
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Miami Open Draws Set for 72 Hole Course Action
Miami Florida November 26 America's premier golfers prepare for the 72 hole Miami Biltmore open the world richest event with a $10000 purse 121 entries in threes 36 holes tomorrow then 18 Monday 18 Tuesday defending champion Gene Sarazen leads a field including Walter Hagen Horton Smith Johnny Farrell and Tommy Armour. Buenos Aires November 26 United States defeats Argentina 12 to 10 in the Americas Cup final. Atlanta Georgia November 26 Georgia and Georgia Tech play to a scoreless tie on a mud soaked field. Savannah window shade startles Sophie Grotheer who has slept through illness. Somerset Indiana November 26 Myron Templin wins 10009 dollars for 21st birthday abstaining from smoking and drinking 14 years.
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College Football Scores From Various Conferences
A compiled score roundup shows Washington & Jefferson 13 over West Virginia 0 and Notre Dame 21 defeating Army 0. Other results include Pitt 7 over Drake 0, Marquette 45 over unspecified foe, Duke 13 over Washington and Lee 0, Georgia and Georgia Tech 0, Tulane 0 over LL U 14, Boston College 0, Delaware U 8, Washington College 0, Morehouse A 13 over Fisk 6, Southeastern Louisiana 0, Miami 7 over Texas Christian 8, SMU 0, Baylor 0, Rice Institute 12 over Colorado Mines 7, Colorado College 20 over Weber College 0, San Jose State 20 over Montana 18, Gonzaga 50 over California Tech 0, San Diego State 20 over unspecified foe, Puget Sound 0, Columbia 6 over Santa Clara 18, Loyola 6.
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Coach Stagg Carries On After Long Career
Nov 26 Ames Meanza Stats future years will be with foathelt. Pin entirely ten youn to anit fonchineg foathe. Staus was recently retired from active duty at Chicago under the faculty pension rule as he rounds out three score and ten years. He reflected on remaining with Chicago as advisory board member and traveling to speak to alumni, though his future appears tied to football. He came south to study southern football and observe the game.
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George Nilan Quits Morris Harvey College
George Nilan, athletic director at Morris Harvey College for two years, announced his resignation tonight effective immediately. He gave no reasons and will reserve comment on his future plans. The athletic board is scheduled to meet Monday evening.
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Dukes Win Final to End North Carolina Season
Duke University defeated Washington and Lee 13 to 0 in Durham on November 26, scoring in the first and last quarters to close the North Carolina season.
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