West Virginia Star Leads Panther Touchdown Parade
Notre Dame suffered its heaviest defeat in 22 years as the Pittsburgh Panthers routed the Irish 26 to 0 before 70,224 fans. Marshall Goldberg, a 17 year old from West Virginia, led Pitt’s attack with two other scores set up by his brisk open field runs. Goldberg scored one touchdown himself and helped trigger two others, while Pitt’s defense held Notre Dame to four first downs.
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Yew River Falls Early in Season as West Lib Triumphs
The Wheeling West Liberty Teachers College crushed the unbeaten Yew River State 27 to 0. The home team opened with a 74 yard kickoff return for a touchdown and scored twice more in the third and fourth quarters. West Lib tallied 27 first downs to two for Yew River. A stray note mentions a pigeon believed to drink by suction.
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North Carolina State Dominates Virginia Tech Homecoming
North Carolina State College Wolfpack shut out Virginia Polytechnic Institute 13 to 0 in Raleigh. About 7,000 fans watched as NC State controlled play, scoring in the second period on a 62 yard drive finished by a one yard rush by Joe Ryneska and adding a 28 yard pass to Bartles in the third. Tech faced seven punts on first down and four on second, gaining minimal yardage.
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Hinton Beats Benwood Eleven In Narrow Football Win
Hinton Bobcats upset Union high school of Benwood 14 to 6 at Benwood. Eddie Bryant opened with an 80 yard TD run after kickoff. Benwood answered with a late third quarter score, but Hinton blocked kicks and capitalized on breaks to secure the victory. Bryant Lipscomb Butler Seabright Shirey and Picirey starred for Hinton.
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Juniors Publish Paper at Mark Twain Junior High
The Post, a mimeographed school paper from Mark Twain Junior High, debuted last week edited and printed by students under Miss Fern Grogan and H L Knapy. The five page issue covers school news and sports with features and will alternate with The Authors every two weeks. Mary Cook of Tams served as editor.
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Princeton Beats Navy 7 to 0 in Palmer Stadium
Princeton ends Navy’s hopes with a third period touchdown by Ken Sandbach after a kickoff return by Jack White. White's 51 yard return sets up the score as Sandbach adds the extra point to move Princeton past Navy 7 0 before 51000 fans. Navy drives stall despite 12 first downs as Princeton’s defense and a trick play seal the win.
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Moan's Passing Wins For WVU Over Centre
West Virginia rushed to a 26 13 victory over Centre as Moan directed a potent passing attack. A first half surge produced two late second quarter scores after Moan connected with Barna and Lorenz, while Centre answered with a third quarter kick return and a stalled WVU drive. Babe Barna and Lorenz were prominent targets as WVU secured the win.
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Football scores from Huntington area games and colleges
Numerous high school games show Huntington leading Parkersburg 13 to 7 while Charleston fails to score against Ashland Kentucky 0. Other West Virginia results include Rainelle and Dunbar matches as well as many college and regional scores across Ohio and nearby states.
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Beckley seeks shift of Beckley Hinton football game site
Beckley officials floated moving the annual Beckley Hinton high school football game from Hinton to Beckley as doubts arise about completion of a new stadium near Beckley. The Thanksgiving contest, traditionally alternating location, may face a change due to inadequate Hinton facilities and a growing anticipated crowd. Both teams report solid seasons with a 6 6 tie for Hinton Mount Hope and a scoreless Beckley Eagles Mustangs game.
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Trap Hill Wildcats Triumph In Slow Game At Home
The Trap Hill Wildcats defeated the Glen Rogers Owls on Surveyor field in a dull contest Friday afternoon. Both offenses stalled early with no scoring, but Trap Hill found scoring rhythm late in the third quarter and added another TD after mid last period. Glen Rogers faced pressure from punts and interceptions as both teams showed anxious play and missed chances.
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Montana U Advances In West Tournament
Montana State loses 27 to 7 while Montana U defeats New Mexico State Teachers 12 to 0. Adams State Teachers shutout 0 to 12 against Far West age California. Stanford beats Washington 13 to 14. Oregon State 13, Washington State 3, Oregon 0. Nevada 17, Idaho 6. San Diego State 14, San Jose State 6. U C 1% and A 22 reference unclear.
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Gophers Run Wild in Last Half to Let New Record
Minnesota dominates in final period to rout Purdue 33 to 0 at Memorial Stadium before 50 000 fans. Gophers extend unbeaten streaks as Isbell leads Purdue but is shut down. Minnesota receivers Oram Rork Matheny Alfonse Buhler score on interception plays and power rushing.
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Mustangs Fall to GMS Cadets in Mount Hope Stadium Debut
GMS Cadets dominated 32 to 0 as Mount Hope burned the lights in the new stadium. Waddington opened the scoring return and led a ground driven attack with Staton Coleman Thomas and Hager key in advancing the ball. Mt Hope managed only 12 first downs to GMS's five, with Wilkinson and L Anderson standing out on the line for Mt Hope.
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Fairmont Rallies to Down Shepherd
Shepherdstown Pairmont Teachers College trailed at halftime but surged in the second half to beat Shepherd Teachers College 14 to 13. Willard connected on two touchdown passes to Mitchell in the second quarter and Hanna added a 30 yard score in the third.
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