Newberry at Furman

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  The Daily Alaska empire, November 10, 1951, page 2

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  Hot Games Are Played, South Grids The hurricane really blew in the south last night. Miami University’s Hurricanes de- feated Chattanooga, BAT, in the top college football game on the light nationwide program and Fur mans Hurricanes blew hot for a 33–⁠13 victory over the Newberry h. dians. Touchdown plays ranging in dis tance from 2l to 69 yards carried Miami to victory. Jack Hackett passed to Ed Lutes for two talies, one covering 69 yards and the other 39 yards Frank Smith ran 56 and 39 yards for two more and Bud Constantine raced 1T yards for the other Chattanooga didn’t score until the final quarter. The tally came on a seven-yard run by Damn Orlich. Sonny Horton, scoring three touchdowns, and Russell Sutton paced Furman to its triumph. Hor- ton gained 153 yards and Sutton 13O of Furman’s 323.

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Furman leads 16–⁠3 in 19 meetings, counting the seven since this game.