Hawkeyes Open Cage Season With 42 29 Win Over Bradley
University of Iowa scores 27 second half points to defeat Bradley Tech 42 to 29. Howard Bastian and Ivan Blackner lead with 14 and 12 points respectively as Iowa overcomes a one point halftime deficit.
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Nebraska Triumphs Over SMU In Intersectional Clash
Nebraska beat the Southern Methodist Mustangs 21 to 14 before about 3,000 fans. Captain Lawrence Ely anchored the defense while George Sauer Bernie Masterson and Hokuf led the offense in a ground and aerial assault that produced all three touchdowns.
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Army Crushes Navy in 20-0 Classic Gridiron Showdown
Army routed Navy 20 to 0 before a 79,000 crowd in Philadelphia. Pick Vidal sparked the Cadets with a late first quarter entrance, guiding three touchdowns as Buckler powered the ground game. Navy relied on Chung Hoon’s passing but could not match Army’s speed and deception.
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Sonnenberg Zbyszko Title Bout Prompts Early Ticket Push
Fans are urged to buy Sonnenberg and Karel Zbyszko match tickets in advance at Lyman's, as box office delays from tax processing created long lines last show. Prices: ringside $1.65, main floor $1.10, first balcony $1.10, second balcony 55 cents, taxes included. Women pay 25 cents extra.
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Place Iowa Minor Sports Schedules On Tentative List
Iowa City. Dr EB H Lauer athletic director ordered Friday that all University of Iowa minor sports contests scheduled at the Western conference meeting be listed as tentative. Baseball track wrestling gymnastics swimming tennis and golf will run only if self supporting guarantees are obtained. Hawkeyes may lose the conference swimming meet at the field house pool next March due to lack of funding guarantees.
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Tom Moore Fifth Waterloo Man To Lead Iowa Eleven
Waterloo the home of Tom Moore captain elect of the 1933 Iowa football team. He is the fifth Waterloo man to head the Hawkeyes since 1918 following Ronald Reed Glenn Miller Leland Parkin and Paul Smith.
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Cain helps Alabama trim St Marys 6 0
Captain Johnnie Cain sprinted 71 yards for a first quarter touchdown to give Alabama a 6 0 win over St Marys at Kezar Stadium in a hard fought intersectional game. Howell and Mosely provided stout defense as the Tide never allowed a score and preserved Alabama’s Western invasion unbeaten record.
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Carnegie Tech Rout Georgetown 51–0 in Football Game
Carnegie Tech overwhelmed Georgetown University 51 to 0 as the Hoyas failed to threaten a score. The lopsided game left Georgetown without an answer on offense and showcased Carnegie Tech’s dominance.
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Big Ten to Approve Rose Bowl Participation
The Big Ten moves toward allowing its undisputed football champions to accept Rose Bowl invitations. Western conference faculty reps will propose May legislation to end the post season ban. Michigan, the unbeaten title holder, could have played this season if open invitations had remained. Ticket receipts from a Rose Bowl appearance would be shared by the conference.
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Tama Basketeers Edge Garwin 25 24 Inseason Opener
Tama high opened its basketball season by edging Garwin 25 to 24 at Garwin. The gun halted Garwin's late rally as Tama led 23-16 with two minutes left. Captain Seabert scored eleven for Tama while Garwin's Schaeferle led with nine. Tama had only four days of practice.
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Weekend College Football Scores Across The Nation
Nebraska defeats Southern Methodist 21 to 14 while St Louis tops Missouri 19 to 6. Western Maryland shuts out Maryland 39 to 0 and Carnegie Tech crushes Georgetown 51 to 0. Tennessee beats Florida 32 to 13 and Auburn and South Carolina draw 20 all.
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Southern Californias football streak and coach Jones praised
The article highlights Southern California aiming for a nineteenth straight win under Howard Jones. It notes Jones built a 72–10–2 record since 1925 and compares his success with Knute Rockne. It discusses all star selections, Babe Ruth’s salary impact, and minor league funding pressures facing major leagues.
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Tulsa Dominates Mississippi With 26-0 Victory
Tulsa University’s Golden Hurricane shut out the University of Mississippi 26 to 0 at Skellyfield. Tulsa scored in the second, third, and fourth periods, building a secure lead and never letting the visitors threaten.
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