Cavaliers show aerial threat against Washington and Lee
Virginia’s passing attack, led by Whitey Michels Jimmy Lesane and Steve Osisek, completed 9 of 15 for 165 yards and 3 touchdowns in a 27-7 win over Washington and Lee. Virginia improved to eight straight series victories while plotting tougher tests ahead.
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John Pa
Ralph Shi
Art Guepe
Virginia
Washington and Lees Generals
Cavaliers
Whitey Michels
Jimmy Lesane
Steve Osisek
Papit
Virginia Virginia
Guepe
Wa Mn
Lee
Charlottesville
Barclay
Generals
Washington and Lee
Cavalier
Virginia College Grid Results
Virginia beat Washington and Lee 27 7 and Virginia Military 14 7. Mid State defeated William and Mary 13 42 and Randolph Macon 9 7. Hampden Sydney won 38 7 over App State. Emory and Henry 27 Guilford 7. Bridgewater 12 Gallaudet 0. George Washington 24 Virginia Tech 14.
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Arkansas
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Cavaliers
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Emory and Henry
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Maryville
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Dick Goodman
Andy Davis
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Apprentice School
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Catholic University
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Gallaudet
Washington and Lee
Virginia Military
Mid State
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Randolph-Macor
Catholic U
App. School
George Wash
Virginis Tech
Bulldogs Rally To Defeat Stewart Street 18 12
The Braddock Bulldogs won 18 12 over Stewart Street to claim their second victory. B Grove started the scoring for Braddock, Ross Smith added a score for Stewart and Jim Sigros sealed the win with a late TD reception from Bob Grove as Braddock fought through a rough finish.
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Stewart St
B. Grove
Bulldogs
Ross Smith
Jim Sigros
Bob Grove
Gridiron Standouts Spark Wide-Range College Games
Al Dugoff of George Washington scored all four GW touchdowns including a kickoff return from behind their own goal as GW beat Virginia Tech 24-14. Billy Boren of Utah had a 100 yard kickoff return and an 80 yard rushing TD but Utah fell to Denver 20-18. Notre Dame’s Lynn Chandnois linked three TDs as the Irish routed Tulane 46-7. Michigan State’s Chandnois?
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Associated Press
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George Washington II
Virginia Tech
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Lynn Chandnois
Michigan State
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Southern Methodist
Paul Campbell
Texas
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Army
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Frank Brunk
California
Southern California
Charley Justice
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George Thomas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Woodley Lewers
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Harris Considers Griffiths Offer to Manage Senators
Washington report says Bucky Harris will tell Clark Griffith this week whether he wants to manage the Washington Senators. Griffith, controlling owner, has discussed the job with Harris who piloted the team to a 1924 world championship. Griffith says Harris is among several men considered for next year.
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Bucky Harris
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
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Hollywood
Noren
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Bowling Leagues Report Mixed Results And Strong Scores
In a busy bowling update Va. Fruit Co. split with Jewel Box after a strong start. GAA No. 2 posted a 509 team game as Frances Brengle and Frances Anderson each scored 106 for Bell Clothes. Valley Airways won two of three vs Jr Women of Berryville led by Hilma Lillis 113 and Mabel Grim 111. Star Office upset Chapman Motor Co. with Nancy Thomas a night high 121. Brake Block League saw Team No. 1 win all three vs Team No. 7, with Team No. 4’s 441 game and 1224 set setting season records for Alfred Bly, Riley Loy, Jim Green, and Bill Fraula.
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June Lemonis
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Chapman Motor Co
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Harry Whitacre
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Riley Loy
Jim Green
Bill Fraula
Ernie Burch
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Mt & No
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Evening Star Ladies League
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Capper’s Jewelry Store
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Dorothy Burke
Jaro Motor
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Army and Notre Dame Likely Unstoppable This Season
Notre Dame and Army sit atop the college football rankings with dominant wins as they prepare for key tests. Notre Dame, after routing Tu a 46-0 and facing Navy, Michigan State, North Carolina, Iowa, and Southern Cal, risks no major obstacles. Army, fresh from beating Harvard 54-14 and routing Michigan 21-7, eyes a near perfect campaign with Penn and Navy looming as main threats. The two programs, strong favorites for the top AP poll, may renew their annual clash amid outside pressure.
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South Bend
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Frank Leahy
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Iowa
Southern Cal
Southern
Michigan
Harvard
Associated Press
Penn
Irish
Minnesota Looms As Best Bet for Rose Bowl Game
Minnesota positions itself as the likely Rose Bowl representative after a 27-0 win over Ohio State. The Gophers travel to face Michigan in the Little Brown Jug showdown while eyeing a conference title and a top bowl bid. They must also handle Purdue, Iowa, and Wisconsin at home before an inter sectional clash with Pittsburgh.
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Ann Arbor
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Bernie Bierman
Pacific Coast
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Purdue
Iowa
Wisconsin
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Panthers
Pittsburgh
Wolverines
Falls Church Boots Warren County 20 to 0 in Front Royal
The Falls Church football team defeated Warren County High School 20 to 0 at Front Royal. Falls Church scored early with a quick touchdown and added another before the first period ended. The final tally came in the last period.
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Falls Church
Warren County High School
Front Royal
Unbeaten major teams narrow to 13 after first month
Sectional rankings settle into sharper focus as the unbeaten and untied list drops to 13. Leading groups include East with Army and Cornell, Midwest with Notre Dame and Minnesota, Southwest with Oklahoma, Baylor and Rice, South with North Carolina and Kentucky, and Far West with California.
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Cornell
Midwest
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Baylor
Rice
North Carolina
Kentucky
California
Roundup of college sports moves and pro notes
Coach Lou Little questions using Kusserow on defense while noting his potential as a ball carrier. Stengel cites heat affecting Pacific Coast players moving to majors. Bill Dewitt probes a Texas pro football franchise. Lew Andreas marks 25 years as Syracuse coach and in marriage with 25 scheduled basketball games. Cardinals plan a 45 000 seat new ball park for 1951, starting February. Georgetown looks to build a strong track program with Seton Hall transfer Carl Joyce and LaConia weight man.
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Lou Little
Lou Kusserow
Little
Kusserow
Casey Stengel
Bill Dewitt
St. Louis Browns
Texas
Lew Andreas
Syracuse University
Cardinals
Georgetown U
Inne Rnie LaCroix
Laconia
N. H
Carl Joyce
Seton Hall
Georgetown
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