Pitt Beats W. Va. by 3 Touchdowns
The Pitt Panthers used first through third stringers to defeat West Virginia 21 to 4 in Morgantown. Weisenbaugh's 80 yard run and two goal line stands highlighted a 10,000 fan homecoming as Pitt improved to 24–3–1 in the series.
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College Football Scores From West to East Across Sites
West Virginia Wesleyan beat New York University 3 0 while many others across conferences posted results. Notable scores include Pitt 21 Cornell 0 and Ohio State 75 Western Maryland 7 with several ties and未/undetermined outcomes among smaller colleges and high schools.
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Kentucky Wins By Narrow 7 6 Score Over Georgia Tech
The Wildcats edge the Yellow Jackets 7 to 6 in a Southeastern Conference game. Kentucky scored in the first period on a one yard run by McMillan after a 27 yard pass from Rupert to Frye, with Kercheval adding the extra point for the deciding margin.
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Eagles Win Close Game At Bluefield
Beckenley Beavers and Woodrow Wilson Eagles met in a hard fought clash with Beckley prevailing 6 to 0. Misco scored on a late drive after a double reverse to Lacy set up the touchdown as Beckley dominated the second half. The Beavers kept within striking distance with strong defense and multiple chances, but the Eagles held on for the win.
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Mullens High Delivers Comeback Victory Over Athens
Mullens High outscored Athens 12 to 0 after a scoreless first half. McGee sparked the late surge with a 30 yard run and a later TD pass to Ruby. Belcher and Houck anchored the defense as Mullens won 12 0 and held Athens to 2 yards in penalties.
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Giants Finish Series with World Title Triumph
The Giants edged the Senators 3 0 in a dramatic world series finale as Ott hit a long left center drive that Schulte and Manush failed to glove letting Luque seal the win with strong relief pitching. McGraw’s men claim a fourth title in the last eleven years and their first since 1929.
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Collins High School Triumphs In 40-0 Victory
Collins High School crushed Red Cook's team 40 to 0 at their home field. The game drew about 47,000 in attendance in Washington, with protests over player eligibility and protests planned by Cook. The Giants dominated with strong running and passing, led by Colcord who attempted 15 passes and completed four.
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Mount Hope Hinton Tie Prompts Narrow Football Clash
In a scoreless tie, Mount Hope and Hinton played a tight football contest with a standout drive in the third quarter. Criddle and Huffman sparked Mount Hope’s late push, but a fumble by Huffman near the six-yard line halted the best Hinton threat.
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Kansas Ties Notre Dame In Scoreless Season Opener
Kansas held Notre Dame to a 0–0 tie before 20 000 fans in South Bend. The Kansas line pressured early and twice forced blocked kicks while Notre Dame failed to convert on two late attempts.
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Michigan halves lead in opener as Spartans rally
Michigan opened the season with a 20 to 6 loss to Michigan State before about 31 000 spectators. The Wolverines surged early with a strong running attack scoring one touchdown, but failed to sustain offense as MSU pulled away.
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Shady High and Stoco Battle to Scoreless Tie
Shady High held a narrow lead in a scoreless tie with Stoco yesterday afternoon. Shady earned 15 first downs to Stoco’s 5 as Tench caught a pass but was downed at Stoco’s 1 foot line on a key play. Stoco’s defense stopped them on 4th and goal from the foot line.
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Wesleyan Defeats New York University 3–0 in New York
Wesleyan and Barnum secure a 3–0 victory over NYU at Yankee Stadium. Barnum kicks the field goal in the final quarter after a sequence powered by passes from R Bachtel and rushes by Spears and Barnum. Referees include Boyson Hennessey Brunhaugh Gaynor.
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County High League Acts on Player Eligibility
Raleigh County high school officials met in Beckley to resolve season disputes over player eligibility. Three athletes were ruled ineligible: Raymond Phelps of Colcord High, Cristy Hale and Albert Barlow of Collins High.
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Local game ends in a stalemate with passing shown
Both teams demonstrated passing flair as the match finished even. Lineups were listed as one available at press time with Bill Ware serving as referee and Pauly as umpire for the Lyncha burg game.
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