Rose Bowl Finalists Fall in Wide Intercollegiate Rout
A roundup of college football games shows last year’s Rose Bowl finalists defeated as top teams like Alabama, California, and Ohio State make key upsets. Stanford, Purdue, Illinois, and Minnesota win or challenge for titles, while eastern powers struggle and New York University and Villanova post notable wins.
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Elis
Ralph J. Suise
Mississippi State
Alabama
Stanford
Pasadena
University of California
Angeles
Maj. Sasse
Bill Spaudling
Uclans
Cardinals
Purdue
Minois
Cali
Nebraska
New York
Edge Crowley
Ce Ykeyes
Colgate
Red Raiders
Ilinois
California
Delphia
Yale
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Hile Army
Dartmouth
Manhattan
Quisiana State University
Holy Toss
Columbia
Pitt
Princeton
Syracuse
Priceton
Holy Css
Harvard
Rutgers
West Virginia
New York University
Carnegie’ Tech
Villanova
Bucknell
South
Duke
North ‘ Carolina
Clemson
Nath Carolina
Maryland
Tennessee
North Carolina
Ohio Northern
Capital
Central Normal
Oakland City
Alfa
Hillsdale
Milligan
Bluefield
Waynesburg
Westminster
Cumberland
Appalachian State
Towa State
Upper Iowa
Coe
Monmouth
Jordan College
Northland College
Texas
Oklahoma
Texas Christian
Tulsa
Colorado State
Colorado Mines
Utah U
Montana State
Brigham Young
Greely State
New Mexico
Colorado College
Oregon
Texas A. & M. G. Hampden Sydney
American US
Randolph Macon
Bridgeswater
Findlay
Detroit Tech
Wabash
Franklin
Illinois Romps Past Southern California In Big Intersectional
Illinois stunned Southern California 14 to 7 before 50 000 at Los Angeles in the West's first major intersectional of the season. A blocked punt set up the first Illinois TD, and another score followed from a punt play. USC showed bursts but lost key player Bill Galsford to a broken collarbone.
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Los Angeles
Illinois
Southern California
Bob Zuppke
Howard Jones
Nick Pappas
Troy
Bill Galsford
Zuppke
Jones
Iowa
Long Branch West Virginia Bus Collision and Local Notices
A Pax Branch bridge collision injured no one when a Pax bus struck a Ford car driven by Waddell while returning from work. The Ford rolled into the creek and the bus remained undamaged. Burial services were held for Garrett Thompson of Mullens with many mourners attending.
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Charlie Blake
Pax
Pax Branch
Waddell
Beckley Eagles blank Mount Hope Mustangs in home win
Beckley Eagles shut out Mount Hope Mustangs 16 to 0 on the local field. Douglas scored twice and a safety occurred after a blocked kick, with Roach converting the extra points and a late interception return sealing the victory. Beckley dominated in yardage and first downs, led by Roach, Douglas, Ellison, and Davies in the backfield. The Mustangs showed little offense, led by Rogers on the line and Spessard and Harless in the backfield.
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Starling
Beckley Flying Eagles
Mustangs
Mount Hope
van Metermen
Beckley
Douglas
Gregory
Roach
Warden
Mus‘tangs
Bill Brubecki
Hne
Mt. Hope
Eagles
Ellison
Davies
B. Brubeck
R. Burke
Stansbury
Underwood
Spessard Davies
Spadera
Beaver High School Leads Southern Teams
The Associated Press reports Beaver High School of Bluefield led the West Virginia southern high school football conference after a 77 yard run by Moffett. Beaver recovered from a halftime deficit as Big Creek High School at War pressed, but Beaver won 12 to 13.
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Charleston
W. Va
Beaver High School
Bluefield
West Virginia Southern High School
Moffett
Beaver
Big Creek High School At War
Collins And Man Battle To Scoreless Tie In Gridiron Clash
Collins High and Man played to a 0 0 tie in Logan county with limited offense and no team reaching the 20 yard line. May 10 to 8 first downs favored May, Culbert starred for Collins, Masters for Man. Pirates bring Winding Gulf fans and plan to practice Monday ahead of Marsh Fork game Saturday at 3 30 p m.
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Ingram
Collins High School
Logan County
Collins
Culbert
Masters
Man
Pirates
Winding Gulf
Marsh Fork
Gulfield
North Carolina and Duke Sweep ACC Contenders
North Carolina crushed Maryland 33 to 0 in Baltimore and Duke overwhelmed Clemson 38 to 12 to seize the Southern Conference pace toward the Rose Bowl. Also, Davidson defeated South Carolina 13 to 6 as Richmond beat Virginia Military Institute 13 to 6 and Virginia Tech tied William and Mary 0 0 in a late passing duel.
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Duke
North Carolina
North State
Maryland
Baltimore
Ace Parker
Clemon
Tigers
Duke Blue Devils
South Carolina
Little
Davidson
Old Dominion
Richmond
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
Tennessee
Auburn
Tulane
Florida
Georgia
Furman
Clemson
Erskine
Guilford
Virginia Poly
Minnesota
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Chicago
Western State
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Colgate
Ohio State
Drake
Michigan State
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Baldwin-Wallace
Bowling Green
Case
Wooster
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Ohio
Meadows Held On Charge of Larceny in Beckley
J E Meadows of Beckley was jailed Friday night on a petty larceny charge after police arrested him for stealing gasoline from a car parked near the Neville street and Woodlawn avenue intersection. A second man was being sought in connection with the theft yesterday. Meadows was arrested by City Patrolmen Bell and Wauhop.
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J. E. Meadows
Beckley
Neville Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Meadows
Bell and
Wauhop
Shady's Tigers Power Past Marsh Fork Bulldogs 38 0
Shady's Tigers beat Marsh Fork 38 to 0 to secure their first win of the season at home. Captain Pet Fourney led scoring with two touchdowns and a kick, while Merrill Lilly Hibbs Simms England E Richardson and others contributed. Shady outgained 10 first downs to 5 with key plays in the third and fourth quarters.
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Shady’s
Tigers
Hilltop School
Marsh Fork Bulldogs
Shady
Fayetteville
Tiger Field
Lemon
Pridders
Invaders
Montceal
Pet Fourney
Merrill Lilly
Wolfe
Hibbs
Simms
Fourney
Richardson
England
Marsh
Toner
B. Richardson
Lilly
Tudor
Greene
Marsh F
P. Fourney
E. Richardson
Overstreet
Foxhound Field Trials Set for Raleigh County
Announcement for Raleigh County Foxhound Field Trials and Beach show to be held at EL Hy. Crouch near Glen Daniel on October 24 25 and 26. Young hounds Thursday bench show Saturday starting 2 30 pm with $1 entry daily to fund prize money. Food for entered dogs provided by Clay Flour and Feed.
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Raleigh County
Raleigh
Local business and families named in community notes
E, R, Cline, manager of a local bottling company, D, 3, Hill, lumberman, the Campbells, of Eccles and Crab Orchard, L, B, Owen, of Lester, the Holdren brothers of Sprague, and perhaps the oldest of all Uncle John Acord of Bolt.
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Cline
Hill
Campbells
Eccles and Crab Orchard
Owen
Lester
Holdren Brothers
Sprague
John” Acord
Bolt
College Football Scores From Around The Nation
Major college games dominated by blowouts with Albright over Lafayette 38 to 0 and Army routing Gettysburg 54 to 0. Notable upsets and margins include Ohio State 85 over Drake 7 and Notre Dame 27 over Wisconsin 0. Many games reported with wide differentials and several ties noted.
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Lafayette
Army
Gettysburg
Bowdoin
Wesleyan
Springfield
Brown
Providence
City College of New York
Columbia
Rutgers
Dartmouth
Bates
Mt. St. Mary
Delaware
Purdue
Fordham
Georgetown
Roanoke
Holy Cross
Harvard
Uehigh
Dickinson
Maine
New Hampshire
Louisiana State
Manhattan
Mass
Mass. State 25, Conn
State
Richmond
V. M
New York
Carnegie Tech
Baer KOed by Joe Louis in Fourth Round at Yankee Stadium
After a fourth round knockout of Max Baer at Yankee Stadium, Joe Louis praised Jack Dempsey for being in Baer’s corner not the ring. Dempsey quipped he was glad to be in the restaurant business.
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Joe Lois
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
Brown Bomber
Jack Dempsey
Baer
Dempsey
Notre Dame Rolls Past Wisconsin 27 to 0 in Big Ten Clash
The Notre Dame Fighting Irish defeated the Wisconsin Badgers 27 to 0 in Madison. Wayne Millner blocked a Tommerson kick and Joe O Neill and Fred Carideo scored as Notre Dame capitalized on Wisconsin injuries and a third-quarter surge to seal the win.
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Madison
Wis
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W. Spears
Wisconsin Badgers
Notre Dame
Clarence Tommerson
la Crosse
Badgers
Andy Pitney
Wayne Millner
Tommerson
Badger
Wojcipowski
Bill Shakespeare
Wallace Fromhart
Wisconsin
Pitney
Joe O'Neill
Ken Stilley
Notre Dame Thunder
Fred Carideo
Fromhart
Finney
Frank Gaul
Notre Dame Routs Wisconsin in Thin Gridiron Showdown
Notre Dame dominates Wisconsin 27 6 with 170 rushing yards to 49 for the Badgers. Notre Dame's scorers include Wojcipovski O Neill Carideo and Pilney with Fromhart adding a conversion and Stilwell a late point after a subbing change. The period breakdown shows a strong first half surge and a shutout frame as Notre Dame by period totals leads 7 6 14 0.
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Badgers
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Notre Dame Pas
Millner LE Null Plefferle
Jensen Lauler
Neubauer
Wojcipovski
O'Neill
Mil Iner
Carideo
Pilney
Shakespeare
Fromhart
Stilvley
Pfefferle
Masker
Northwestern
Schommer
Chicago
Getchell
St. Thomas
Wyatt
Missouri
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