Duquesne Upsets Pitt and Closes Panthers Perfect Run
Duquesne defeats Pittsburgh 7 to 0 as George Matsik, a 170 pound Ambridge, Pa., junior, breaks for a 72 yard touchdown in the second period. Pitt guns 11 first downs but fumbles nine times while substituting 14 players as the upset stuns 20,000 fans in muddy, rain soaked conditions.
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Colcord Swamped by Mark Twain in Rainy Collision
In a rain soaked field at Tams yesterday morning the Mark Twain Authors defeated Colcord 26 to 0. Cox connected on a 30 yard pass to J Hancock for the first score, Hancock added an 8 yard TD, and later B Hancock caught a key pass. Chandler intercepted and returned 65 yards for the final Authors tally as A Loma added the extra point.
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Old Liners Triumph Over Virginia in High-Scoring Tilt
Maryland defeated Virginia 21 to 90 in a high offensive display at Scott Stadium. Led by Bill Guokerson and Jim Meade, the Old Liners surged to the lead with two early touchdowns and a key 60-yard dash by Guokeyson in the final period. Spectators included state officials and legislators as Virginia’s Commonwealth Day crowd of about 6,000 watched Meade and Headley, Er, and others contribute in the Cavaliers’ loss.
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Northwestern Downs Buckeyes 14 to 13 in Thriller
Evanston09 Northwestern over Ohio State 14 13 in a close gridiron battle. Geyer 184 pound fullback and Heap combined for the decisive scoring as Northwestern rallied from behind to deny the Buckeyes a conference title bid. Kovatch recovery and a Geyer two point conversion plus Heap’s 41 yard pass set up the late drive. Northwestern outgained Ohio State 279 to 212 in total yards.
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Stratton Triumphs 7 0 Over Genoa Bluefield
Stratton Bulldogs edged Bluefield Little Blues 7 to 0 at R My park. Duren scored the only TD on a 10 yard pass from Brown in the first period and P Brown added the extra point. Stratton dominated with more first downs and stifling defense in the mud.
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Concord Lions Top Morris Harvey 14–0 in Muddy Showdown
Concord gutted out a 14 to 0 victory over Morris Harvey as the Mountain Lions blocked a punt to set up the first score and added a second late in the game. Keatley led the line with a key punt block, Sech and D Antoni contributed a TD and the extra point, preserving Concords third straight win and unscored‑upon defense.
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Hinton Bobcats Dominate Oak Hill 26 to 0 in Gridiron Showdown
Hinton led by coach Johnny Worth overwhelmed Oak Hill with a 26 to 0 victory. Bryant scored twice, Wygal added two touchdowns, and Lilly Butler and Kinney connected on a key late play. Shirey and Wygal contributed on extra points as Hinton led 6 0 13 7 at the quarters and held Oak Hill to six first downs.
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Wildcats Rout Washington and Lee 39 7 in Bowling Green clash
Kentucky Knights beat Washington and Lee 39 to 7 as Ben and Cameron Davis each scored twice. Sample added an 11 yard fourth quarter run. Kentucky outgained the Generals 122 to 33 in passing yards while the Wildcats controlled the game from the start.
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Bethany College Beats Kenyon 6 0 On Opening TD Drive
Bethany College edged Kenyon College 6 0 after a long opening drive. Bethany held a 11 5 advantage in first downs and finally scored on a seven play march from the Bethany thirty nine yard line with captain BU Hanna of Pittsburgh powering the final plunge for the touchdown.
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Football Results Summary From The Squesies Press
A sprawling set of scores lists many colleges and teams with Edges and ties across divisions. Notable results include Colgate over Dartmouth 86 to 34 and Army 32 to Harvard 0 with various other conference and scholastic matchups across the nation.
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Pin Money Builds Home Plan
A short class ad urges readers to save with a regular small daily payment plan to fund home construction. It invites writing to Alvin B. Clement at Investors Syndicate Raleigh Bank Building Beckley West Virginia for details.
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San Romani Apes Lovelock to Win
Charleston reports the state faces a squirrel scarcity with sub zero winters. Chief Game Protector Morford outlines a feeding program and pre winter stations to prevent mass die offs while beech, hickory and oak failure drives squirrels southward seeking food.
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Spiders Sophomores shine in 20–6 win over Emory and Henry
The Associated Press reports two University of Richmond sophomores scored three touchdowns today as the Spiders defeated Emory and Henry 20 to 6. The performance highlighted a lopsided game with Richmond’s offense led by standout sophomore scorers.
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West Virginia Mountaineers Triumph Over Wesleyan in Rain Soaked Victory
West Virginia State pounded West Virginia Wesleyan 15 to 0 before 7,500 fans as Sammy Audin scored from the one yard line and Herbert Barna hauled in a 24 yard pass for a second half touchdown. Kelly Moan added a 20 yard field goal in the third period. Barna and Carder sparked the defense while Barna, sidelined late with a knee injury, and Audin starred for the Mountaineers in a dominant showing.
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Columbia Victor Over Virginians
New York a 38 0Columbia topped Virginia Military Institute on Bakerfield turf. Sid Luckman opened with a 8 yard gain then a lateral to Hubert Schultze before Luckman connected on two 7 pass TD plays to Hudasky as Columbia dominated the first half and finished with a strong ground game.
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