West Virginia Triumphs Over Washington & Lee 28 to 6
West Virginia University delivers a strong 28 to 6 win over Washington & Lee before about 13 000 fans in Charleston. Key plays include Lalue and Varney touchdowns, plus Glenn scoring twice and M Glenn adding a late pass TD, while Faulkner and Williams scored for the Generals. Officials included Referee I B Goodwin and Umpire W Merriman.
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Charleston
W. Va
Mountaineers
West Virginia University
Washington & Lee
William G. Conley
John Hoscoe ‘Larner
West Virginia
Generals
West Virginians
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Wash-Lee
Lalue
Bartrug
Varney
Wattue
Sebulsky
Calltraight
Faulkner
Williams
Mer
Bledsoe
Verney
M. Glenn
Laitue
Mountaineer
Glenns
Thibodean
Hawkins
Pos
Wath Behnke
Cooke Scott Wseeeees
Hostetler Gorton
Molstein
Chevenes -Utuupe Brown
Setguiin Morgan
Hawkins Howard
Bledsoe i Glenow
Mattox Doyle
Faulkner Marcick
Thibadean LaRue
Mitchel
West Virgina
West Lreve
Tount Downs
Laliue
F. Glenn
I. B. Goodwin
We & Jy
Merriman
B. Chambers
Denison
Flying Eagles defeat Princeton 12 to 6 in rough battle
Flying Eagles push past Princeton 12 6 asQuon Lewis and Sarrett anchor a stout defense. The game features numerous tackles and a late Princeton aerial drive, with Covey taking punishment and M Quinn showing potential to fill in as wing back.
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C. Smith
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Hobby
Moore
M. Quinn
California Bears Beat Pennsylvania 12 7 in East Coast Tilt
California completed a 2000 mile trip with a 12 to 7 victory over Pennsylvania on a sunny afternoon in Philadelphia before about 70 600 fans. Sam anchored a versatile attack and Schwartz stood out on defense as California, with superior line play and scoring punch, edged the Quakers in a rough contest.
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Far West
Golden Cars
California
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Sam
Schwartz
Sasse Head Army Coach
Major Ralph Sasse named head football coach at the United States Military Academy to replace Biff Jones. Army officials announced the move due to Army regulations limiting officers at West Point to four years.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Ralph Sasse
United States Military Academy
Biff Jones
West Point
Jones
Army
Holton Faces Turmoil Over Fetching Football Eligibility
In Holton Kansas October 19 tensions rose after Holton High school supporters clashed with authorities following a football game against Nallon where Hiawatha won 27 to b. Superintendent Schroedermeier of Hiawatha presented an affidavit declaring a Holton star ineligible, triggering protests and a flight under guard.
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A. G. Schroeilerseier
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Kansas
Nallon
B. Ire
Schroedermeier
Davis Elkins blitzes Marines 37 to 0 in football rout
The Scarlet Hurricanes of Davis and Elkins College overwhelmed the United States Marines at Quantico, 37 to 0. Warren and Rangle sparked multiple five to six play drives as Davis Elkins stormed for six straight first downs and several touchdowns aided by Smith and Corzine.
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Quantico
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Warren
Hurricane
Rangle
Ain
Smith
Rengle
Irving
Celumn I
Corzine
Touerstown
Portsmouth All Stars Bring Strong Team to Beckley
The Portsmouth All Stars bring a strong lineup to Beckley for a 2:30 game at Fair Grounds Park against the Beckley Black Knights. Earl Smith leads the All Stars with players from Portsmouth and Greensboro, with notable names like Briffheart Plymale and Roche.
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Beckley
Whal
All Stars
Black Knights
Toray
Fair Grounds Park
Dennings
Briffheart
Pigmale
Role Beers
Artist Dearson
Potts Hollins
Smith Rogers
Baker Hall
Benton Myers
Baker
Thurman Orcutt
Wills Karrell
de Lotte
Shane
Earl Smith
Fred Hunter
Renton
Baker R
Greensboro
D. C
Wiehits Falls Club
Brillheart
Minneapolis
Plymale
Roche
Portsmouth
Eagles Triumph Over Princeton in 12 to 6 Victory
Beckley 12 Princeton 6 as Beckley offense repeatedly pierced a cautious Princeton defense. Ueckley and Sarrett starred in a tough ground game while Princeton's Nicely and Brown contested, with Beckley capitalizing on two early drives and Princeton missing two extra points.
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Haytes
Princeton
Flying Eagles
Ueckley
Nicely
Kouney
Brown
Sarrell
F. Hurt
Beckley
Lewis
Tucker
College Grid Scores Across Nation Reported
A long list of football results from various colleges and high schools is reported, including Ohio State 7 over Michigan 6, Nebraska 7 over Vanderbilt 41, and Army 20 tied with Harvard 20. Other noted scores feature Pittsburgh 12, Notre Dame 19, Stanford 40, and USC 64. Multiple new river and state games are listed with varied outcomes.
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Georgia
North Carolina
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Deke
Lehigh
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Army
Haskell
Butler
Texas
Oaklahoma
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Oregon State
Mib
Virginia
Marshall
Bethany Emory and Henry
Roanoke
Arkansas
Baylor
Oregon
Idaho
University of Arizona
Mines
Denison
University of Cincinnati
Randolph-Macon
Bridgewater
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Weston
Elkins
Washington Irving
Buckhannon
Noorefield
Harpers Ferry
McLarnin to Meet Fields as Boxing Hope Burns Bright
Jimmy McLarnin rises in welterweight contention after wins over Baker and narrowly outpointing Olick. He eyes a championship clash with Jackie Fields next summer, with public hunger growing for a big outdoor title bout. Hockey season excitement spreads across major cities as fans demand decisive openers. Harvey Davidson’s Madison Square Garden six day roller race team shares training secrets that boosted their third place finish. Nartey’s trio also placed third amid start-line missteps that hurt his score.
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Joe Olick
Pacific Coast
Sone
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Jackie Fields
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Tulsa
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Ore
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Davids
Nartey
Attendance High As Big Games Fill Stadiums Across Nation
Under clear skies and ideal weather a record crowd watched ten college football games. Ohio State beat Michigan 94, Notre Dame defeated Wisconsin, Penn edged California, Harvard beat Army, and Yale hosted Brown with thousands more in stands. Northwestern played Minnesota and Dartmouth met Columbia while Princeton faced Cornell and Georgia clashed with an unnamed opponent, drawing around 24,000 spectators at the Georgia game.
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Vanderbilt
Auburn
Vermont
Union
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St. Johns
Annawlis
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Wisconsin & Colgate
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Purdue
Depuiw
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Drake
Springfield
Middlebury
Yabe
Brown
Bucknell
LaFayette
California
Penn
Georgetown
Wea
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Center
Witterborn
Heidelberg
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Princeton
New York University
Penn Shate
Swathmore
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Bou
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Army
Iowa
Georgetown Football Dominates Bobcats 19–0 in Washington
Georgetown rode a strong running attack and key turnovers to blank Wesleyan 19 to 0 in Washington. Lew scored on a 18 yard run after a long drive, Schmidt recovered a fumble, Bozek surged for a TD, and Wynkoop returned a kickoff for the final score as Georgetown outgained Wesleyan in first downs.
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Washington
West Virginia
Westeyn
Georgetown
Lew
George.tonk
Schmidt
Rodriguez
Bozek
Mooney
Wesleyan
Wyntkoop
Uttma
Ine
Wynkoop
West Virginians
Hope
Hilltoppers
Beckley Junior Hiatt School Fights Tight Loss at Lewisburg
The Beckley Junior Hiatt School fell 2 to 0 to the third MS team at Lewisburg. A Beckley player was blocked behind the line and a Beckley lad fell on the ball, widening the score from 6-0 to 2-0 late in the game. Greenbrier's Nasses stood out as Beckley pressed. The Juniors returned to Beckley last night.
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Lewisburg
M. S
Beckley
Greenbrier
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