Maryland at Georgetown

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  Evening star, November 8, 1941, page 1

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  Georgetown Beats Maryland, 26 10 0, Scoring Each Period Terps’ Attack Boes Down In Two Foroys Into Hoyu Territory Georgetown closed its modern series with Maryland in most satisfactory manner for Hoya fans this afternoon at Griffith Stadium, walloping the Terps, 26–⁠0. for its fifth victory in the last eight games A crowd of $500 spectators saw the Hoyas score in every period, rolling over the powerless Terrapins with powerful strides for their touchdOWns. Sporadic fighting broke out at the west end of the stadium Immediate ly after the final whistle and two policemen stood off a crowd of sew eral hundred students in making one arrest Maryland students made off with both goal posts, which were only half-heartedly defended by a couple of lone policemen at either end of the field. First Quarter. Frank Dornfeld ran Harold Berry’s kickoff from the goal line to his own 43. Dornfeld passed to Chris Pavich for first down on Maryland’s 43, but Maryland braced after an exchange of punts. Dornfeld passed to Pavich and the play was broken UP by George Barnes, but the officials called interference, giving the Hoyas first down on the Terps’ 39-yard line. On the next play Dornfeld faxed an end run, whirled and whipped a long pass to Pavich, who ran yards and dove into the end zone for a touchdown with Barnes draped around his heels. Reiges place (See GEORGETOWN. Page BID

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  The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, November 10, 1941, page 5 (results column)

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  FOOT BAIL @ R{3SW{5 IFS Mr The following are final scores If principal football games played last Saturday afternoon. Fordham O. Pittsburgh l3. Missouri 26; New York Univer- sity 0. Detroit T; Marquette 6. Cornell 21: Yale 2. West Virginia 21; Kansas o. Notre Dame 20; Navy 13. Penn State 34; Syracuse l9. Minnesota 9; Nebraska 0. Lafayette 16; Rutgers 0. Harvard 20; Army 6. Dartmouth 20; Princeton 13. Temple IA; Villanova 13. Holy Cross 13; Brown 0. Boston College 26; Wake Forest 6. Ohio State 46; Wisconsin 34. Duke 56; Davidson 0. Iowa 21; Illinois O. Georgia 19; Florida 3. Georgetown 26; Maryland 0. Pennsylvania 19; Columbia 16. Michigan State 0; Purdue 0. Kansas State 3; South Carolina 0. Virginia Tech IA; North Caro- lima State 13. s.-... .s. Alabama 19; Tulane IA Virginia 27; Washington and Lee T. Georgia Tech 20; Kentucky 13. Cincinnati 20; Carnegie Tech 0. Northwestern 20; Indiana l4. Mississippi State IA; Auburn ‘. Tennessee 28; Howard G. Vanderbilt 20; SeWanee O. Stanford 13; Southern Califor- mia 0. University of Washington 13, California 6. UCLA 0; Oregon State 19. Washington State 26; Idaho 0.

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  Imperial Valley press, November 9, 1941, page 1 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS Notre Dame 20, Navy l3 Harvard 20, Army E Cornell 81, Yale 7 Penn State “a. Syracuse – Minnesota 8. Nebraska 0 Dartmouth 20, Princeton l3 Ohio State 46. Wisconsin “a Penn State l9 Columbia l6 Northwestern 20, lnGiana IA Florida g. Georgia 10 Missouri %, NYU 6 Pittsburg -, FUrUnam 0 Illinois 0, Iowa 81 Kansas State 3; South Carolina Coast Guard Academy 81; Middle. Oury 0. Boston College 26; Wake Forest 0 Georgia Tech 20; Kentucky 10, ST Louis u. 6; Okla. Aggies l3 Purdue 0, Michigan State O. Wash. jefferson 7; Muskingum – Buckneu 0; Gettsburg -. The Citadel 42; Wofford I. Brown 0; Holy Cross – Lowell Textile 6; Arnold %. Davidson O, Duke 55. Georgetown 26; Maryland 0. Tulane Ia; Alabama 10

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Georgetown leads 8–⁠5 in 13 meetings, counting the two since this game.