Virginia Defeats Carolina After Great Gridiron Battle
Virginia defeats North Carolina 14 to 0 in a hard fought season finale. Virginia’s defense dominates, Carolina fails to gain a first down, and key plays by E Anderson Mayer and Coleman seal the victory. Thurman adds two extra points after touchdowns.
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Pitt Triumphs Over Penn State in 20 to 2 Victory
Pittsburgh attracts 35000 spectators as the Panthers defeat Pennsylvania State College 20 to 2 in a football game. Hastings starred with seven to ten points, Pitt relied on straight football with few successful forward passes, and multiple substitutions are listed. Time of period is 13 minutes.
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Cadets Offense Outmatched In Thanksgiving Loss
Special to The Washington Post Roanoke Va Nov 25 V P I beat V M I 27 to 9 despite Cadets Berthey at quarterback playing brilliantly Powell Dixon lead V P I with field goals and long runs Swinmary summary lists players and substitutions for both teams with officials and quarter times noted as 15 minutes.
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Georgetown Grinds St Louis in Lopsided 96 to 0 Victory
Georgetown overwhelms St Louis University 96 to 0 in a misty rain at the park. Gilroy and Wall star with multiple touchdowns and sharp passing as the Juggernauts bench many starters. Crowds shrink to about 2,000 but Georgetown covers losses with a $2,000 flat guarantee.
Trojan A C upends Hyattsville in 45 to 0 rout
Hyattsville Maryland November 25 the Trojan Athletic Club eleven of Washington romped to a 45 to 0 victory over the local eleven. touchdowns by P Gerardi Taylor and Wassaman with goals from A Gerardi and Wassaman. Ontario Junior Reserves beat Harvard Athletic Club 44 to 6 with Oriani Lamb Krakow starring. game lasted 1 hour 16 minutes.
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Overnight College Football Results Across Regions
A flood of yesterday's college football scores across conferences and cities shows Georgetown and Maryland routing opponents, Notre Dame defeating Texas, and Georgia Tech edging nearby rivals. The results include Virginia Tech style upsets, traditional powers rolling, and several mismatches highlighting the season's uneven matchups.
Cornell Triumphs Over Penn In Close Ivy Clash
Cornell defeats the University of Pennsylvania 24 to 9 in a hard fought battle for East football supremacy. Captain Barrett leads Cornell with two touchdowns and a late field goal after Penn seized momentum early in the second period.
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Service Teams Off for Scene Of Annual Classic on Gridiron
Annapolis reports the Naval Academy football squad leaving for New York to face Army in the annual classic. Coach Ingram declares confidence as practice culminates in a final signal drill with key players named. Army readiness notes list starters and probable substitutes ahead of the Friday trip to New York.
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Washington and Lee thrash NC A and M 48 to 13
Washington and Lee dominated North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College in every phase to win 48 to 13 in Norfolk. The Virginia team used the forward pass effectively and featured strong end runs to pull away after a tight first half. Substitutions and scoring details highlighted a decisive victory for the W and L squad.
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Local runners lose to Baltimore in cross country title
Joe Geiger unattached won the South Atlantic Association championship cross country race in Baltimore beating Doug Schemner of Cross Country Club by one minute. Schemner finished second and Bobby Williams of Carroll Institute was third as Cross Country Club retained the team title with 26 points to Carroll Institute’s 29.
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Catholic University Beats Gallaudet 28 to 0 on Georgetown Field
Catholic University defeated Gallaudet 28 to 0 on Georgetown field yesterday afternoon. George Keenan led Catholic with strong backfield work and end runs aided by Neilsen interference. Gallaudet fought hard, but could not gain a first down until late in the second period as Catholic University dominated on both lines and finished with three late touchdowns.
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Mercersburg wins Interscholastic cross country title at Philadelphia
Mercersburg Academy of Mercersburg Pa wins the Intercollegiate championship cross country race in Fairmount Park with 41 points. BK OM Shields takes first in 21 minutes 49 seconds for four miles, breaking the prior record of 21 57 by John Gallagher. Allen Swede of Philadelphia Central High places second and Robinson Evan Childs of New York third.
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Lowe and Houck Battle to Fifteen Round Draw at Ardmore Club
Tommy Lowe of Washington and Wille Houck of Philadelphia fought a hard fifteen round draw at the Ardmore Club. The bout featured aggressive infighting, with Lowe relying less on his famed left, while Houck pressured and body work dominated early rounds. Referee P F O’Connor ruled the decision just as both men pressed for a victor.
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Gonzaga Reserves Win Over Loyola Reserves
Gonzaga High School Reserves defeated Loyola Reserves 25 to 6 in an interesting contest. Captain Schildroth starred, scoring 4 touchdowns. Gonzaga Reserves prepare to face Alexandria High School Reserves next Tuesday at Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue Northeast.
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Georgia Poaches Win Over Clemson 13 0 at Athens
Georgia defeated Clemson 13 to 0 in Athens on November 23. Right Tackle McConnell of Georgia suffered a broken leg. Garrard and Littlejohn from Clemson were ejected for fighting after three periods of solid play by Garrard.
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Mahlum Elected Georgetown Captain for 1916
John Mahlum guard was unanimously elected captain of the Georgetown University eleven for 1916 at a banquet after the victory over St. Louis University. A mainstay on the Georgetown line, Mahlum is intensely popular with teammates for several years.
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