Maryland at Virginia

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  Evening star, November 7, 1933, page 15

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  LICKING MARYLAND. TON|CFOR VIRGINIA Coach Dawson Believes Win viii Spur Cavaliers to Greater Success. Special Dispatch to The Star. r UNIVERSITY, Va, November FIRED Dawson, head ~ coach of foot ball at Vir- ginia, believes that the vic tory of the Cavaliers over Mary land last week will give his charges the tonic they need for the hard games ahead against Washington and Lee, v. P. I. and North Carolina. He is optimistic in spite of the loss of Virginia’s ace halfback, Harry Mar tin, who was injured Saturday night in an automobile accident near Harrison burg and is lost to the squad for, the remainder of the season. Virginia lost four games In a row before winning from Maryland, 6 to o. Columbia, Navy and “. NJ. /. all defeated the Cavaliers In the last quarter. For time Saturday it looked as though the Old Liners were going to do the same thing before they were checked O&A tA4C St~y6A4 AAAkC G4SCA q ~ drive. Cavalier line play against Maryland came in for especial praise. The Virginia forwards so completely smothered the running attack OF the visitors that they lost five yards more than they were able to gain through the line all afternoon. Butch Slaughter, virginia’s forward coach, who watched w. and L. and v. p. I. play to a TT tie. has told his charges that the line of the Generals is as powerful as any they have faced all Fall except Ohio State. And he adds that the Gobblers are little, If any, weaker from end to end. Virginia probably will start against w. and L. with the same line that played Maryland-John Legs and Ken Morton on the ends, Capt. Ray Burger and George Coles in the tackles. John Dial and Horace Hallett as guards, and Gene Wager playing center.

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  The times-news. (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, North Carolina, November 6, 1933, page 1 (results column)

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  Football Results Results of football games play ed Saturday follow: STATE. Duke 10, Auburn 7. North Carolina 6, N. C. State O. Clemson 10, Wake Forest 0. Elon as, W.C.T.C. 6. Appalachian State II, Concord State wv. Va.) 0. Mars Hill 10, Lees-McRae 7. Weaver Al, Appalachian Frosh O. SOUTH Alabama 20, Kentucky 0. Georgia ID, Florida O. Vanderbilt 8, Georgia Tech 6. La. State 80. South Carolina 7. Virginia 6. Maryland 0. William & Mary ID, Virginia Military O. Washington & Lee 7, Va. Tech 7. Presbyterian 7, Citadel 6. Furman 38, Wofford 0. Dandolph-Macon 43. Bridgewater Centenary 20, Texas A. G. M. 0. Sewanee IS, Tennessee Tech 0. Mississippi II, Birmingham South ern O. Millsaps 8, Louisiana Tech 0. Murray Sd. Louisville 6. Richmond 10, Roanoke 0. Mississippi Teachers 0, Spring Hill 0. EAST Army 81, Coe 0. Amherst IA, Massachusetts State Boston College 80, Georgetown 0. Bates 7, Bowdoin 7. Princeton 33, Brown O..

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, November 6, 1933, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOTB BALL. RESULTS& The following are final score! ,i important football games playeC asst Saturday, and notice severa lpsets: Notre Dame 0; Navy ‘. St. Mary’s IS; Fordham 6. Auburn ‘; Duke 13. Tulane ‘: Colgate O. Penn State 6; Syracuse 12. Coe 0; Army 34. Columbia g; Cornell G. Princeton 33; Brown O. Lehigh 0; Harvard 27 Indiana 0; Ohio State 21. Lafayette T; Penn 16. Dartmouth 13; Yale 14. Holy Cross O; Detroit 24. Maryland 0; Virginia 6. Georgia IA; Florida 0. Minnesota 0; Northwestern 0. Michigan T; Illinois 6. Wisconsin 0; Chicago 0. Rice Institute 0; Santa Clara 13 Olympic Club 0; Stanford “A. Carnegie Tech ‘; Purdue IT. Kentucky 0; Alabama 20. Nebraska 26; Missouri O. Iowa State T; Iowa 27. Georgia Tech 6; Vanderbilt g. Texas U 10; Southern Methodist !. Kansas 0; Oklahoma 20. Utah T; Oregon 26. Washington State 16; Gonzaga 0 California 0; UCLA o. Whitman 0; College of Puget ;ound 19

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Maryland leads 46–⁠32–⁠2 in 80 meetings, counting the 70 since this game.