Florida at Maryland

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 29, 1934, page 11

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  Maryland University neatly enployed dumfounding aggregation of trick passes, intricate triple laterals behind the line and Shovel heaves” across the scrambling pack, to mire the Florida Gators in the Baltimore mud, 21–⁠0. Down in the Valley Of the Shenandoah v. p. I. was enjoying 10 advantage over Washington and Lee at the start of the fourth period. So the Generals cast all caution to the October zephyrs and staged an air raid in the shadow of their own goal posts. Capt. Monk Mattox tipped brief one to his stalwart end, Charlie Smith, who raced 10 yards for the tying touchdown. When the Gobbler’s full back fumbled the kickoff w. and L. substitute recovered and the winning points were chalked up on the second goal crossing. And so, as in last Saturdays grid encounters, the tide Of many. a battle was turned by the nlerest flip of o wrist, countless scores of games In the seasons second half probably will be decided by the arc Of an inflated pig skin in flight.

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  The Waterbury Democrat, Connecticut, October 29, 1934, page 13 (results column)

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  FOOT BALL e SCORES eg’ Virginia Poly 2, Washington & Lee 13. Virginia 17.v. NJ. E. .13. Virginia Poly 2, Washington & Center 6. Furman 7., Ae Birmingh gham-S Southern 20 Murray Mercer 6, Stetson O.. Davidson 12, The Citadel 12 (tie) Roanoke G.: William & Mary Is. Howard 0, Oglethorpe o (tie). Catawba o, Presybterian (tie). Hampton-Sydney 0, Richmond 20 Florida 0. Maryland 21. Georgia Tech 12, Tulane 20. Louisiana State 29, Vanderbilt Sewanee G.. Mississippi 19. Texas Christian o, Centenary 13. SOUTHWEST. Texas g, Rice 20. ‘- Texas A. &s M. 10, Baylor I. Missouri Mines 0, Arkansas 20. New Mexico U. 26, New Mexico ROCKY MOUNTAIN. Colorado Teachers 19, Montana State O.. wyoming o, Denver o (tie). Colorado Aggies 9, Colorado 27. Oregan 8, Utah ‘. RAR WEST. Southern Californ:a C. stanford i6. California ‘, Washington IS. Idaho 13, Montana 6. Oregon State 0, Washington State 31. -a EAST. West, Virginia Wesleyan 2, Gen George Washington 6. Wake For est 2 ‘. St Vincent 26. West Liberty z: Panzer 12, Rutgers Junior Varsity SOUTH. Lenoir Rhyme 8, Erskine 0. Southwestern (La) 10, Southeast Transylvania 12,. Morehead 2. Union (Tenn) IS, West Tennessee Teachers 6. Loyola (New orleans) 1S, Spring Hill o. Miami 4s. wofford 14. Appalachian P. South Georgia Bethel 9, Cumberland z. Western Kentucky Teachers 14. id-Tennessee 0. East Tennessee 19. Marysville 6. King 38, Naval Base 0. Arkansas State Teachers 25; Ar kansas, State Q. College of ozarks 45, Monticello A. and M. o. Henderson State 20. Arkansas Tech 12. MIDWEST. Duquesne 20, Detroit 6. Creighton 13, Oklahoma A. and NJ. Washington Univ. 20, Drake Q. John Carroll 20. Miami (Ohio) 0. Haskell 3 Grinnell 0. William. Jetwell z. MHissouri Val Central CMo) 6. Culver Stockton O.. Cape Girardeau Teachers F, Maryville (Mo) Teachers 9. Kirksville Teachers 24; Warren burg Teachers 6. Emporia Teachers 14, Washburn Baker IA. ottowa 10. College of Emperia z. Bethany. (Kans) O.. Dprant Teachers O, Ada Teachers St Benedicts. s7, chillicothe Busi- ness College 13. Moorhead tMinn) Teachers 1S. St Cloud Teachers 6. -6 K Illinois Wesleyan 13, Stevens Pt. Teachers O. Penn ‘, Iowa Wesleyan Q. Jamestown tN. D. 20. Wahpeton Science O. st Thomas tMinn) 26, Augsburg O.. Chadront Teachers 20, Wawne

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Florida leads 12–⁠6 in 18 meetings, counting the 15 since this game.