Noted football teams played truer to form last Saturday
Montana was defeated by Oregon Aggies 27 to 7 in Corvallis. Luby scored a Montana touchdown on a 3-yard rush in the first half, while Denman and Ward connected for two Aggie scores. Montana led with injuries as the Aggies dominated with 12 first downs and strong punting.
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Sweet
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Wyoming Whitman Run Misattributed In Montana State Game
Mud on the field Friday caused an error in the Montana State versus Wyoming report. A 30 yard run for a Wyoming touchdown by Whitman was mistakenly credited to Deforrest, the left halfback, with the yardage wrongly added to his totals.
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Colorado College trounces Denver 38 to 7 in conference clash
Colorado College overwhelmed the University of Denver 38 to 7 in Denver as Carl Brown, a fast Tiger back, scored three touchdowns including a 40 yard start, helping Dawson coached CC win its fourth straight conference game. Denver managed a single scoring drive in the second period with substitutes.
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Colorado College
Carl Brown
Mead
Regis College Triumphs Over South Dakota Mines 26 to
Regis College defeated South Dakota School of Mines 26 to a score in a tight game. The Regis attack exploited openings in the line with effective forward passes aiding a steady scoring drive led by key backs. The Mines defense struggled to match the pace and precision.
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Wagner
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Crammer
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Octato- Regis College
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Grange Leads Illinois Past Penn In 24 2 Victory
Red Grange starred as Illinois overwhelmed Pennsylvania at Franklin Field on a wet mud track. He scored three touchdowns, set up another, and nearly added two more as 62 000 spectators watched the unbeaten Quakers crumble.
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Pennsylvania
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Wisconsin Minnesota Tie Ends Cardinal Comeback in Overtime
In Minneapolis, Wisconsin fights back to a 12 to 12 tie with Minnesota. The final period sees Wisconsin score twice to match Minnesota’s earlier tallies, with Cardinal passes testing Minnesota’s defense and a blocked final goal try preserving the draw before 30,000 fans.
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Northwestern Wildcats Rally to Beat Indiana 17 14
Northwestern defeats Indiana 17 to 14 in a tense finish at Evanston. Vice President Charles G. Dawes witnessed the comeback as Northwestern secure its first conference win of the fall before a large homecoming crowd.
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Colorado Downs Mines 14 to 3 on Homecoming Day
Colorado University defeated Colorado School of Mines 14 to 3 after a tight three period struggle before a capacity crowd. Captain Chilson sparked the late rally with a series of passes and key yardage to seal the win.
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Numerous College Football Scores Display Wide Variation Across Games
A sprawling slate shows Syracuse routing Penn State 7 0 while Princeton and Swarthmore clash 9 7. Multiple teams post large margins including Notre Dame over Georgia Tech 13 0 and Michigan 54 Navy 0.
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Navy
Drake
Kansas
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Indiana
Missouri
Ames
Regis College
South Dakota School of Mines
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Cheyenne High
Colorado College
University of Denver
Sports Scores From Various Colleges This Season
North Carolina 16 Maryland 0 O University of California 27 Pomona Occidental College 13 Whittier College 0 Washington 28 Washington State College 0 Haskell Indians 10 Gonzaga 9 Stanford 35 Oregon 13 Holy Cross 23 Bucknell 7 College of Emporia 9 Baker 0.
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Oglethorpe
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Oregon
Holy Cross
Bucknell
College of Emporia
Baker
Wolverines Crush Navy 54 to 0 in Ann Arbor
The United States Navy football team was overwhelmed by Michigan in Ann Arbor as the Wolverines’ offense struck with line smashes long passes and brilliant runs. The defense held firm and the lopsided defeat showcased Michigan’s versatile attack and stubborn stand.
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