Michigan Beats Minnesota and Stanford Wins Glory
Michigan defeated Minnesota 35 to 0 at Ferry Field on homecoming day as Benny Friedman kicked five extra points and a strong defense limited the Gophers to four first downs. Wisconsin upset Chicago 7 to 2 in a late aerial battle, while Washington State and Gonzaga played to a scoreless tie in Spokane.
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Nevers sparks Stanford over California in dramatic upset
Stanford defeated California 26 to 14 at Stanford Stadium in a 75,000 crowd victory. Nevers starred with 122 rushing yards, four completed passes, a big punt average, and pivotal defensive plays sealing the Cardinal win.
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Harvard and Yale Battle to Scoreless Tie in Iconic Gridiron Contention
In Cambridge on November 21 Harvard and Yale played to a 0-0 tie before 53 000 fans. Captain Dolph Cheek sparked Harvard as Yale threatened twice reaching Harvard's two yard line and again at the five yard line before a spectacular tackle by Cheek ended a late drive.
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Phelps kicks Colorado College past Colorado Teachers 10 6
Field Phelps's educated boot supplied the four point margin as Colorado College beat Colorado Teachers 10 to 6 in Greeley. The Teachers led briefly in the second period before Carl Brown's touchdown and Phelps' two extra points tied and then a field goal sealed the win. No penalties were called.
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BYU Tops Montana State 16 to 7 in Strong Showing
Brigham Young University defeated Montana State college 16 to 7 in Provo. The game featured long passes and gains, with BYU’s offense dominant until a late fumble near their goal line preserved the visitors’ score. BYU finishes its season with three victories and three defeats.
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Notre Dame Routs Northwestern 138 to 10 in 10-minute surge
In South Bend Notre Dame erased a 10 point Northwestern lead with a 10 minute third quarter burst to win 138 to 10. Enright Flanagan and Hearndon scored for the Irish after Northwestern’s early advantage, with Lewis adding a late goal and Lowry’s fumble return noted in the opening periods.
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USC Defeats Iowa In Low Passing Showdown
USC with a predominantly rushing attack beat Iowa 18 to 0 before 66 000 fans in Los Angeles. Cowboy Wutsch and Fry led Iowa's effort while Laranetta Drury and Kaer starred for USC. Fry played on a damaged leg as Kutsch struggled to finish.
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Scores from College Football Games Across the West and Midwest
Oregon Aggies defeated Idaho 16 to 7 while Colorado Agricultural College beat Colorado Mines 41 to 10. Haskell routed Creighton 16 to 7 and Colorado College beat Colorado Teachers 10 to 6. Colorado Freshmen won 15 to 6 over Wyoming Freshmen. Colorado University shut out Western State 34 to 0. Coe lost to Cornell 16 to 0. Geneva beat Waynesburg 10 to 0. Hampden Sydney defeated Randolph-Macon 90 to 6. Washington and Lee won 14 to 0 against North Carolina State. William and Mary beat Roanoke College 20 to 0. Case topped Western Reserve 6 to 0. Kenyon routed Akron 30 to 0. Dayton crushed Otterbein 48 to 0. Ohio Wesleyan defeated St. Xavier 41 to 0. Mercer beat Oglethorpe 21 to 6. Louisville shut out Toledo 34 to 0. California Southern Branch defeated California Institute of Technology 10 to 16. Occidental beat Pomona College 7 to 3. Rutgers edged New York University 7 to 6. Oklahoma beat Washington 23 to 0.
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Southern California Scores Early in Punt Return Lead
Morton Kaer opened scoring for Southern California with a 26 yard punt return to set up Laranetta’s first quarter touchdown. Cook connected with Laranetta and Kaer added a rushing score as the extra points were missed on the other two attempts.
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Colorado Ag Gies Dominate Mines 41 to 0 in Denver
Colorado Ag gies crushed Colorado School of Mines 41 to 0 in Denver. Rankin and Graham Miner scored on big runs, Early added a 5 yard TD, Graham had a late score and Brummett added a field, Volk starred for Mines before exiting ill after heavy hits. Coach Hughes used many Aggie players.
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Great Falls defeats Whitefish 7 to 0 in mudslinger showdown
Great Falls high school beat Whitefish 7 to 0 at home with a late one yard rush by the fullback after Terry left half suffered a broken arm yet advanced seven yards earlier. Whitefish fumbled on its 10 yard line leading to the locals score as Semingson recovered. The game stayed tight with failed field goals and only one completed pass for Whitefish.
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College Football Week Scores Report From Across The Nation
In ideal weather about 5 000 fans attended games with many non conference and mixed results. Notable scores include Notre Dame 143 over Northwestern 10 and Michigan 35 over Minnesota 9. Other pairings featured Syracuse 17 Niagara 0 and Brown 38 over New Hampshire 14.
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Montana Turkey Gift Heads to White House
A 20 pound turkey gobbler from Montana arrives at the White House for President Coolidge's Thanksgiving dinner. The Pondora County Poultry Growers' association sent the bird and also provided turkeys to each cabinet member and to Representative Leavitt, who delivered the gift.
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Thanksgiving Services Planned at Lutheran Church
On Sunday November 29 1925 at The Churches Lutheran Church invites all to worship with Norwegian services at 11 a m and 8 p m Thanksgiving program with choir selections and pension fund offering. Sunday School starts at 10 a m Luther League 7 p m confirmation class Saturdays at 1 p m Melville service 3 p m choir rehearsals Wednesday 7 p m Pastor A A Holbeck and Superintendent J A Lowry lead the program.
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Sunday School Classes Forming at First Congregational Church
Reverend Frederick J. Bishop invites participation as Sunday School begins at 10 a m with classes for all ages and new classes forming. Why not join a class.
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St Marks Church Announces Sunday Services Schedule
St Mark's Episcopal Church led by Rector Leonard K. Smith holds services every Sunday at 7 30 p m except the third Sunday each month when a morning service with communion is held at 11 a m.
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St. Josephs Catholic Church Announces Sunday Services Schedule
Rev. Fr. Leahy, pastor, leads services every second and fourth Sundays, inviting parishioners to attend at St. Josephs Catholic Church.
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Evangelical Church Service at Eleven Oclock
Pastor N. A. Eller leads Evangelical Church services at 11 oclock with prayer and sermon. Members and neighbors are invited to attend the regular Sunday worship at the church.
Adventist Elder A J Lockett Leads Sabbath School
Seventh Day Adventists elder A J Lockett to lead Sabbath school at two p.m. this Sabbath. mood and program details not specified.
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