Tronmen Triumph 18-0 Over Bulldogs on Fifth-Down Night
Jackson Ironmen defeated the Athens Bulldogs 18-0 as officials called two fifth-down plays. Dave Warner and Bob Exline sparked the scoring with an 85-yard interception return and a late screen pass for a TD, while Athens faced a 3-2 SEC record and Jackson stayed undefeated in league play.
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Bobcats Dominate Broncos in 40-21 Homecoming rout
Western Michigan suffers a heavy defeat as Ohio University, led by Carney and Ohman, piling on touchdowns in the second half. Bobcats roll to a decisive win with multiple scorers and 177 rushing yards while Western Michigan struggles on both sides of the ball.
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Bishops Rally to Beat Mount Union 17-6 in Shelby
Delaware Ohio Wes leyan overcame a slow start to win its sixth straight, defeating Mount Union 17-6 at Shelby. The Bishops opened with an eight yard field goal by Lowell Benson and a five yard TD run by Al Lotrecchiang plus Eddie Umins 10 yard scoring dash. Mount Union’s only TD came on a Wes leyan fumble return to the Bishop 17, freshman J D Ray scoring from the three.
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Icebox Accident Claims Milwaukee Girl
Karen Jane Mueller, a Milwaukee child, met a fatal accident when an icebox door toppled and crushed her skull on Friday. Authorities investigate the incident as a tragic household accident.
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Michigan State Rout Oregon State 34 6 Before Sellout Crowd
Michigan State ends 28 game skid by crushing Oregon State 34 6 in East Lansing. Spartans, despite injuries, use hard running by backs and a 76 yard punt return by Jimmy Ellis to dominate with 283 rushing yards and 28 first downs.
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Ohio State Powers Past Northwestern 27 13 in Homecoming Tilt
Ohio State rallied from a early deficit to defeat Northwestern 27 13 before 80 562 fans. Howard Cassady sparked the comeback with a 57 yard insurance score and a 67 yard touchdown run as the Buckeyes outgained the Wildcats 288 223 on the ground and 258 to 78 through the air.
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Gophers Dominant Win Over Pitt 35-14 Behind Giel
Minnesota routed Pittsburgh 35-14 as Paul Giel ran for two first half touchdowns and threw a key passing attack. Giel added a 25 yard third quarter run and left late after a leg scare while Dale Quist added two rushing scores. Pitt answered with a late drive and a Ford to Zombek pass, but Minnesota held the pace.
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Dartmouth Passes Upset Yale 32-0 in Nail-Biter
Sophomore quarterback Bill Bea glé threw four touchdown passes to power Dartmouth Indians over Yale 32-0. Dartmouth capitalized on Yale fumbles, scored all five touchdowns via the air, and stunned 38,000 fans with a quick first quarter lead and continued scoring through the game.
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Veteran Baseball Writer Retires After 30 Years
Cincinnati obituary notes Frank Grayson 81 retires after 40 years in journalism. He served at the Cincinnati Times-Star sports desk since 1912 and earned tributes from industry leaders including Warren Giles president of the National Baseball League.
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OU Swimmers Matmen Set Winter Schedules
Ohio University announces a nine meet swimming slate led by a Jan. 8 home meet with Fenn College and a Jan. 9 home opener against Earlham College. Wrestling adds eight duals led by midseasonBowling Green and Feb. 27 Kent State, with both squads entering the Mid American Conference tournaments.
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Longhorns Rally Past SMU in SWC Clash
Texas exploded in the second half to rout Southern Methodist 16 to 7 and stay in the Southwest Conference title hunt. Sophomore Charley Brewer led the Longhorn backfield as they erased a 47-6 halftime deficit and surged to the decisive win. Phil Branch and Carlton Massey sparked defense while Branch added a late field goal to seal SMU’s fate.
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Perry Rural School Ready for Cage Play
Perry Rural School coaches distribute equipment to the school’s ten basketball players as the team prepares for cage play. Crafty Admiral wins the Empire City Gold Cup at Jamaica, defeating six rivals by ten lengths with mutuels returning $4.00, $3.20, and $2.50. Common Cause and Alerted follow in the race, while the school quintet awaits their season opener.
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Ohio Editor Dies After Long Illness
William G. Vorpe, 82, longtime editor of The Cleveland Plain Dealer and author of the weekly column As the Parade Passes By, died of a heart attack after nearly a year of declining health. He served on the paper’s staff for 52 years.
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Kenyon Lords Upset Wilmington 12-6 for first win
Kenyon Lords stunned Wilmington 12-6 in a Lowell College game. Freshman quarterback Ron Kendrick of Lancaster connected with Dick Anderson for a 12 yard TD to cap a 90 yard drive. Wilmington tied at 6-6 before Kenyon's 80 yard drive highlighted by Frank Gingerich scoring from the four.
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Princeton Triumphs Over Brown in Ivy League Battle
Princeton defeated Brown 27 13 as Homer Smiths solid line play stifled Brown’s long passes. Kohut sparked the attack with key completions and a 57 yard touchdown to David Zucconi, while Tommy Thompson added a 11 yard scoring strike in the second quarter.
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Notre Dame Beats Navy 38-7 Behind Second Quarter Onslaught
Notre Dame remain No. 1 with a 38-7 win over Navy in South Bend. Five Irish players scored as reserves powered a 26-point second quarter surge, matching a 27-game Navy drought. Coach Leahy watched from hospital beds as Joe McArdle’s bench exploits sealed the rout before 58,154 fans.
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Badgers Rally to Beat Iowa 10-6 on Circus Catch
Wisconsin overcame a 6-3 deficit late to defeat Iowa 10-6 in Camp Randall Stadium. Harland Carl caught a 15 yard touchdown after a deflected pitch from Jim Miller. Hawkeyes drop to 3rd loss in Big Ten play while Wisconsin improves to 2-1 in conference.
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Cincinnati Depth Beats Flyers in Homecoming rout
The University of Cincinnati crushed Dayton University 27 to 0 before about 20 000 spectators. Sid Gulrman’s squad used two platoons to wear down the Flyers with a defensive first half and came alive in the second.
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Duke Roars to 48-6 Oyster Bowl Victory Over Virginia
Norfolk Virginia saw Duke dominate Virginia 48-6 as halfback Lloyd Caudle scored three touchdowns. The Blue Devils used 37 players and reached their sixth win, with Virginia yielding early resistance before fading.
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Rochester Strikes Fast to Beat Oberlin 25 12
The University of Rochester opened strong to defeat Oberlin College 25-12 on Saturday. Halfback Tom Gibbons scored two first period touchdowns and added a conversion. Oberlin rallied to 18 points by halftime but Rochester closed out with Bruce Moses scoring a three yard TD.
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Georgia Tech Dominates Vanderbilt in 43-0 Clean Win
In Nashville Georgia Tech, ranked eighth, overwhelmed Vanderbilt 43-0. The Engineers built a 2-0 lead in the first quarter and added two more touchdowns in both the third and final periods. Burton Grant added a field goal and Boswell emptied the bench late as reserves played most of the final portions.
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Tennessee Explodes To Crub N Carolina
In Chapel Hill Tennessee roared past North Carolina 20 6 after a scoreless first half. A 62 yard and a 21 yard touchdown drive by Tom Tracy sparked a decisive third period. A Tar Heel fumble on the NC 25 opened the floodgates as Tennessee pulled away.
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