Cyclones Rally but Oklahoma Wins Homecoming Clash
Oklahoma defeats Iowa State 14 to 7 as Sooners dominate first half scoring. Iowa State fights back in second half with solid defense and a 24 yard punt return setup but cannot close the gap. Key plays include Hamm to Baker for a 15 yard TD and Jack Marsee’s interception lead to Oklahoma’s second score.
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Nebraska Jinx Too Much for Kansas Eleven
Kansas fought hard on its home field but fell 14 to 7 to Nebraska in the final quarter. Ray Evans starred for Kansas as the nation's leading passer went 12 of 19, but fumbles by Baker and late drives thwarted the Jayhawks. Nebraska broke the deadlock with Eisenhart and Long scoring in the fourth, sealing the win as Kansas threatened late.
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Pitt Hang 05 19 6 Loss Tech Pitt Hang
Pittsburgh faced a 5 000 crowd as Tech rallied late to tie and then take the lead. Dutton scored for Pitt from the six yard line but Tech countered with a 66 yard return and two late Pitt touchdowns failed to seal the win.
Bird dog trials set for Tipton area amid National Dog Week
Tipton Iowa hosts the eastern Iowa hunt club fifth annual bird dog trials at F W Spear farms three miles northeast of Tipton. Judges are E B Vary and R R Gilliland. Thirty eight dogs entered last year. more expected with entrants from surrounding states. A Brittany from South Dakota debuts. Trials on quail pheasant and chuckars include Puppy derby and open stakes. Saddle horses available for spectators with no gate charge.
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Huskies Beat Beavers With Power and Deception
University of Washington uses a mix of power runs and deceptive plays to defeat Oregon State 13 to 0. Gene Walters breaks free for a 57 yard TD on his first touch. Bob Erickson and Sammy Robinson connect on a 20 yard pass for another score.
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Loras College Defeats St Norbert 18-0 in Homecoming Showdown
In Depere Wisconsin Loras College shutout St Norbert 18 to 0. John Corcoran and Ross Wagner scored in the third period and Paul Goodwin added the final touchdown in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
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William and Mary Beats Dartmouth 35 to 14 in Hanover
William and Mary upset Dartmouth 35 to 14 on Memorial Field before 7000. Back Bob Longacre powered the rally with three rushing touchdowns as the southerners handed Hanover its worst defeat in three years.
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Georgia Pounds Alabama 21-0 Behind Sinkwich’s Arm
Georgia rallies to upset the undefeated Alabama Crimson Tide 21 to 0 at Atlanta. Quarterback Charlie Sinkwich directs a series of passes and a late fumble return by Andy Dudish seals the win for the Bulldogs.
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Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter Highlights 1940s Football Trends
Notes on Michigan Minnesota line play woes with six Wolverines at full 60 minutes and Elmer Madar hurt. Mentions Roy Hannon election buzz, Yale Dartmouth high scoring tie, freshmen stars Stan Weiner and Bob Pickett, Nile Kinnick at Norfolk, and other grid curiosities from college and pro football history.
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Cincinnati Bearcats top Boston U 6 1 in final period surge
Cincinnati Bearcats defeat Boston University 6 to 1 as a freshman back scores in the final period. Willims of Portsmouth Ohio led the effort with a two pass sequence and Robinson contributed key plays in the closing stanza.
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Oklahoma Cowboys Triumph Despite Interference
The report states a complete ruling for interference and a single late counter, highlighting Walph Tate Brown as a scorer for the Cowboys in a season where scoring momentum is noted.
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Vanderbilt Upset by Tulane 28 21
Tulane beat favored Vanderbilt 28 to 21 before 20 000 in New Orleans as Marty Comer caught three touchdown passes to pace the comeback. Vanderbilt led early then Tulane surged with two second quarter scores and two more in the fourth to seal the win.
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Syracuse Falls 9-0 as NC Naval Preflight Tops Unbeaten
North Carolina naval preflight cadets upset Syracuse 9 to 0 at Archbold Stadium before 15 000 fans. A second period fumble led to a Cadet TD with passes from Joe Martin to Walt Zwierzynsky and a late safety.
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Fordham Edges St Marys 7-0 in Polo Grounds Thriller
Fordham beat St Marys 7 to 0 before 25 300 spectators at the Polo Grounds. After a tight first half the Rams pulled away late in the fourth, driving 36 yards for a touchdown as St Marys defense stiffened and Fordham broke the deadlock with a nine play march capped by a Fili powicz run and Ososki extra point.
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California Bears defeat Oregon Webfoots 20 to 7 in Memorial Stadium
In Berkeley California the Golden Bears beat Oregon 20 7 before 30000 fans. Oregon quarterback Tommy Roblin sparked a 66 yard drive for the Webfoots lone touchdown, carrying 11 times for gains of 3 5 6 and 9 yards before crossing from the two yard line. California added two first half scores and Jurkovich closed the game with a one yard plunge after Tom Mason intercepted a Reynolds pass deep in Oregon territory.
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Holy Cross and Colgate Battle to a 6 6 Tie at Fittonfield
Holy Cross and Colgate played to a 6 6 draw before 15 000 fans at Fittonfield. Colgate rallied from 6 0 down, driving 81 yards to a two yard Micka TD early in the fourth quarter, while Holy Cross opened scoring on a 38 yard run by Bezemes.
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146-Pound Guard from Tulsa
Tulsa notes 146 pound guard Gene Hendrix of Fort Smith Arkansas as a noteworthy mover in local basketball circles with potential to impact upcoming games.
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College football scores and standings from east region list
A dense list of college football results across the East and South regions showing scores for Bucknell, Lafayette, Tufts, Northwestern, Dartmouth, Bates, Syracuse, Amherst, Williams, Gettysburg, Union, Johns Hopkins, and many others with varied outcomes. Notable tallies include Amherst 43 over Mass State 6, Virginia teams, and multiple 0 to 30 point margins.
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Governali Leads Lions to Dramatic 14-13 Win Over Cornell
In front of 21,000 at Baker Field Columbia quarterback Paul Governali throws a late 27-yard pass to Otto Apel for a tying touchdown after a fourth down gamble. Len Ferrarini’s extra point gives the Lions a 14-13 victory over Cornell as Bill Wheeler and Joe Anderson had earlier sparked the Big Red.
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World Series Receipts Presented to USC Authorities
A check for 362,926.65 from World Series receipts was presented Saturday to USC authorities for baseball contributions. The presentation involved the university’s vice president and organizational leaders as part of the official reporting of the funds.
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