Duke at Maryland

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  The times-news. (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, North Carolina, November 14, 1933, page 4 (results column)

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  ord previously had been married only by a tie with Alabama. Georgia should have done better against Yale, but was happy TO count its fourth straight victory over the eastern Bulldogs by the one-touchdown margin. Vanderbilt conquered Sewanee 27-l4 and Tulane tlanked Mississippi State 800 in intra-Southeastern conference contests. Ala lama routed N.P.I., a Southern conference outfit, 27–⁠0, and Ken lucky won from V.M.I. 21–⁠6. Auburn downed Oglethorpe 27–⁠6. =, III the Southern conference, South Carolina kept it’s record clear by beating North Carolina State 40, while Washington and Lee defeated Virginia 60 and Duke Walloped Maryland 38–⁠7. North Carolina ran up a 26-O score over Little Wake Forest. The interesting Southeastern conference program this week, in addition to the Georgia–Aubuln headliner, pits Alabama against Georgia Tech, Tennessee against Vanderbilt! Kentucky against Tulane. L.S.U. against Mississippi and Sewanee against Mississippi State. Florida has an open date. Duke meets North Carolina and Virginia engages N.P.I. in intraconference battles. South Carolina tackles Furman, Washington and Lee meets Cen ire, Clemson engages Mercer, V.M.I. plays Richmond and Mary land vies with Johns Hopkins.

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Maryland leads 31–⁠19 in 50 meetings, counting the 48 since this game.