Stanford Upset UCLA 19-6 on Coast Football Day
Stanford Indians stunned the favored Bruins 19 to 6 at the Coliseum before about 40 000 fans. The upset featured one rushing touchdown one interception return for Stanford and strong line play while UCLA stalled with shaky backfield blocking.
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Washington Huskies Triumph After Break in Oregon Game
Washington outplayed Oregon to win 7 0 before 35 000 fans in Portland. A Husky break after kickoff set the tone as Haines scored the first touchdown and Washington led 7 0 at halftime. Oregon mounted drives in the second, third and fourth quarters but could not overcome the early lead.
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Oregon
University of Washington
Washington
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Iowa State Harriers Roll Over Carleton 57 21
Ames AP report: Iowa State College distance runners defeated Carleton College two mile squad by 57 to 21. Captain Stafford led the Cyclones with Wells Falk King McHardy and Gruenwald following. Carleton’s Webber Freericks and Darling were the first three to finish for Carleton, placing seventh to ninth.
Helpline Shellsburg Basketball Schedule Announced
Shellsburg announces its boys basketball schedule for the season with games at home and away. Opponents include Mount Auburn Palo Keystone Urbana St. Wenceslaus Newhall Blairstown Garison county tournament and Newhall Urbana Blairstown in January through February.
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Santa Clara Broncos Dominate Auburn to Stay Undefeated
Santa Clara and coach Jim Herlihy propelled the Broncos to a 12 to 0 win over Auburn in San Francisco. Norm Finney and Manny Gomez scored as DeRosa’s passes connected for two scores, while Santa Clara’s defense neutralized Billy Hitchcock and limited Auburn’s offense. The win preserves Santa Clara’s unblemished record and eliminates Auburn from the national perfect list.
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Alabama
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Nello Falaschi
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Pavelko
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Manny Gomez
Billy Hitchcock
Conroy Basketball Schedules Set For 1936 37 Season
Supt G W Kibbie releases boys and girls schedules for the Conroy district. Boys play Nov 18 Williamsburg there and late November open dates, through Feb with county and sectional tournaments Feb 18 19 20 and Feb 26 27 28. Girls schedule shows county and sectional tournaments late February into March. Lettermen named along with players receiving letters.
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Jones
Plagmann
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Leahy
Stanerson
Buser
Faltinson
Maquoketa Junior College Cagers At Work
Maquoketa Iowa Coach Harold Oaks has begun basketball practice for the junior college squad. The slate lists games against Tipton Independence Waukon Elkader Muscatine Washington and other venues with dates through January 28.
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Cagers At Work
Maquoketa
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Tipton
Illinois Beats Michigan 9 to 6 in Narrow Football Win
Illinois defeats Michigan 9 to 6 as Cliff Kuhn downs a blocked punt for a touchdown. Don Siegel scores Michigan’s lone TD with a tipped punt return, while Sweet adds three more Illini scores. Illinois’ defense pressures Michigan’s offense amid controversial rulings and key plays.
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Gopher Victory List Shows Wins Over Nation’s Best Teams
Northwestern’s 6-0 defeat of Minnesota closed the longest unbeaten streak in recent college football history. The 1930s Minnesota team, under Bernie Bierman, won 21 games, tied 7, overcoming Indiana Purdue Michigan and others. Highlight victories included Pittsburgh 13-7, Nebraska 12-7, Iowa 13-6, and Purdue 33-0.
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Golden Gophers
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Nebraska
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Luther Gridders Beat Eau Claire Teachers 14 to 0
Luther college defeated Eau Claire Teachers of Wisconsin 14 to 0 on a rain soaked field. Les Anderson blocked a punt for safety and Dick Elie scored on a 8 yard run after a 25 yard pass set up the drive. A second Luther TD followed a 35 yard march in the second quarter.
Wampler to Meet Berger in Return Bout on Thursday
Casey Berger defends against Earl Wampler in a rematch on Thursday night under Eddie Jennings. They will decide the winner in a two-out-of-three falls limit of ninety minutes or less. Wampler previously beat Berger after an incident involving snuff and aims to prove himself without any irregular aid.
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Eddie Jennings
Earl Wampler
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Masked Marvel
Ernie Powers
Omaha
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Iowa State and Oklahoma Deadlock at Seven All
A defensive struggle ends in a 7 to 7 tie as Iowa State and Oklahoma fight to a stalemate. The game features tight plays, few scoring chances, and a late stand near the goal line.
Washington Bears crush Oklahoma Aggies 39 to 6 in St Louis
Washington University Bears end a four game skid by routing the Oklahoma Aggies 39 6 in St Louis Attendance 5000. Fullback Buck Bukant led the attack with hard running and sharp passes as Washington scored in every quarter. Ray Bradley scored the Aggies lone touchdown on a 1 yard run.
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Alfred M. Landon
Peggy Anne Landon
Washington University Bears
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Oklahoma Aggies
Aggies
Ray Bradley
Aggie
Bears
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Oklahoma
Penn State Sophomores Overtake Syracuse 18 0
In State College, Penn State sophomore backs scored all 18 points as the Nittany Lions defeated Syracuse 18 to 0 before 10 000 spectators. It marked Penn State’s first big win and their first over Syracuse in seven years.
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Ohio State Falls to Notre Dame 7 2
Notre Dame defeated Ohio State 7 2 as Danhom and McCarthy repeatedly pierced the Buckeye line in a rain affected game. McCarthy connected on two passes to O Neill and McCormick, while Ohio State fumbled four times but recovered once, showing cleaner Irish blocking.
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Tulane Routs Louisiana Tech 22 13 in New Orleans Tilt
Tulane drove to three quick touchdowns to beat Louisiana Tech 22 to 13 in New Orleans Saturday afternoon. Mattis scored all three touchdowns and kicked one extra point. Captain Bill Moss added the other conversion while a safety supplied the remaining points.
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Powerful Penn Too Tough For Middies
Navy fell 16 to 6 to Penn at Franklin Field as Penn opened with a fast 10 point surge and added a third period score by Bill Kurlish. Navy threatened late but could not convert a key pass to Bob Antrim.
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Ten Teams Ready To Start In Y M C A Cage League
Ten teams are set for the YMCA basketball league 1936 37 with Iowa Electric Light and Power defending champions among entrants. New clubs include Cherry Burrell Petersen Bakers and Rapids Chevrolet with play slating to begin November 30 and a permanent award added along with individual honors.
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Rice Beats George Washington 12 to 6 in hard fought game
The Rice Institute Owls edged George Washington 12 to 6 as both offenses stalled. Vickers connected for a first half touchdown to Neece, then raced 30 yards for another score while Yurwitz accounted for the Colonials’ lone TD with Kaufman directing plays.
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Tex
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Parochial basketball schedules loom for three city teams
The St Wenceslaus St Patrick's and Immaculate Conception squads plan tough seasons with long schedules. IC opens Nov 23 at Marshalltown, while St Patrick's hosts St Wenceslaus Nov 27. Diocesan tournament in Dubuque looms March 1 2 3.
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John Corsello
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Adolph Ahrens
Alvin Ousiin
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Kenneth Crump
la Verne Fleagle
Norbert Sedlak
South Side
Dick Prohaska
John Stramel
Fred Fleming
Dean Turnipseed
Ben Jump
Nick Taylor
Phil Seghi
East Side
Only Two Lettermen On Marion High Cage Squad
Marion High prepares for basketball with two returning lettermen Fowler and Davin. Coach Coffman plans practice around November 16 ahead of sixteen games starting December 17 at Mount Vernon, with scrimmages led by Johnson and Warren.
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Louisiana State Beats Vanderbilt in 19 0 Victory
The versatile Louisiana State University machine threw a balanced attack at Vanderbilt after noon in Nashville. LSU surged ahead with a 19 to 0 win before about 12 000 fans, keeping their Southeastern Conference lead and remaining undefeated in conference play.
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