Oklahoma 28 0 Washington State to cap perfect season
Oklahoma defeated Washington State 28 0 in a dominant second half to finish the regular season undefeated for the first time since 1921. The Sooners, now 10 straight wins, prepare for the Orange Bowl against Tennessee as injuries hit key backs including Bill Jennings and Howard McCarty.
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Midwestern Collegiate Conference Roots and Membership
The piece traces the 1920 21 formation of the Midwest Collegiate Athletic Conference led by Coe College secretary George Bryant. It covers initial meetings in Chicago and Northfield and lists founding and later members Belot Carleton Coe Cornell Hamline Knox Lawrence Millikin Wabash DePauw and later Monmouth and Ripon replacements.
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Armstrong Rests For Battle With Manfredo Monday
Cleveland Ohio reports Henry Armstrong prepares to defend his welterweight title against Al Manfredo in Cleveland Monday night. Armstrong plans rest on Sunday with a 3 pm physical exam and a light workout noted by fans as Manfredo also trains lightly with shadow boxing rope skipping and bag work.
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Cedar Rapids Hopes for Player Deal at Minor League Meeting
The annual minor league meeting in Cedar Rapids runs Wednesday through Friday with major league clubs in attendance. Officials hope to strike a player agreement hookup with Boston Americans, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn Nationals, or Buffalo of the International League before adjournment next Friday.
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Onslow High Tops Epworth For Fifth Straight Win
Onslow High defeated Epworth 28 to 16 as Onslow moved to its fifth consecutive victory. Hall and Peterson starred for Onslow while Callahan led Epworth in a losing effort.
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Shellsburg Cagers Defeat Blairstown in Season Opener
Shellsburg defeated Blairstown 41 to 17 in the first game of the season. Fleming scored 12 points for Shellsburg as Robbins played well for Blairstown. Shellsburg also won the second string game 25 to 9.
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Cyclones Huskers Announce 1939 Baseball Schedule
Iowa State and Nebraska listed their 1939 Big Six baseball schedules. Nebraska plays at Lincoln against Iowa State and Missouri, plus home games vs Kansas State, Kansas, Iowa State, and Oklahoma at various dates. Iowa State faces Nebraska, Kansas State, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, at Lincoln Ames and Manhattan venues across April and May.
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Temple Owls Roll Over Florida in 2012 clash
Temple Owls defeated the Florida Gators 20 to 12 in Gainesville. The result dampens Florida's hopes for a strong finish to a middling season and raises questions about coach Josh Cody's job security.
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Tennessee Volf Clip Mississippi 47 to 0 in Orange Bowl rout
Tennessee roared to a 47 to 0 victory over Mississippi before 20 000 fans. The Volunteers posted their tenth straight win with six different ball carriers scoring and 340 rushing yards led by George Cafego who also contributed to two touchdowns. Mississippi was held to 56 rushing yards as UT dominated from start to finish.
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USC Beats Irish in Surprising Upset at Coliseum
In a hard fought clash at Los Angeles, USC toppled Notre Dame 13 to 0. Key moments included a fumble by Notre Dame’s Milton Piepul, a 14 yard drive capped by a Gaspar extra point, and a late interception by Jim Jones on Notre Dame’s own 3 yard line sealing the Trojan win. The crowd surged onto the field as the final gun sounded celebrating USC’s first victory over Notre Dame in five years.
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Rice Stuns SMU 25-14 in Southwest Conference Finale
In Houston Ernie Lain and Olie Cordill teamed for a 25-14 upset over SMU as Rice Institute ends the season. Lain threw two TD passes to Cordill who scored another, and E. Y. Streakley added a fourth TD on a pass reception.
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Indian Creek Fish and Game Club Holds Final Shoot
The Indian Creek Fish and Game Club of Marion will wrap up its poultry shoot season this afternoon at the Dayton Lininger farm, adjoining Marion to the northwest.
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