Fordham Routs Purdue 17-0 In Muddy Bowl Bid Bid
Fordham beat Purdue 17 to 0 at Polo Grounds as Steve Filipowicz scored twice and George Cheverko added a field goal. The Rams’ defense held Purdue to zero first downs, with key plays by Andrejco Blumenstock and Hudacek in a soggy, rain-soaked game watched by 12 500 spectators.
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Boilermakers
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Steve Filipowicz
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Jim Crowley
Steve Hudacek
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Bob Chester
Jim Blumenstock
Chester
Blumenstock
Ram
Harvard Blueblood Really Belts Em Peabody Impressive Guard
Harvard powerhouse Chub Peabody II emerges as a leading all-America candidate. The 21-year-old Syracuse native, grandson of Endicott Peabody, combines size and speed, delivering crushing blocks and relentless defense while balancing academics and varsity duties at Harvard.
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Barry Wood
Ben Ticknor
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Chub Peabody
Penn
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Bill Busik
Bill
Peabody
Syracuse
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Texas
Fordham
Duke
Maine
all-America
Husker Harriers Meet Called Off In Snow
The two mile race between Iowa State and Nebraska before the Iowa State South Dakota football game was cancelled as the Nebraska squad could not appear due to a snowstorm in western Iowa.
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Texans Triumph: Nix Leads TCU Past Baylor 23 12
In Waco Texas Christian sophomore Emory Nix replaced the injured Kyle Gillespie and threw three crucial passes helping TCU beat Baylor 23 to 12 before about 10 000 fans. The Corpus Christi youth sparked a passing sensation while the Horned Frogs’ backs bruised the Bears.
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T.C.U
Emory Nix
Corpus Christi
T.cu
Kyle Gillespie
All I Club Officers Reelected For Year
Iowa City officers of the I club were reelected at a noon luncheon and business meeting during Iowa's thirtieth homecoming. President M W Mike Hyland of Tama was reelected along with vice presidents Willis A Glassgow Cedar Rapids Wayland Hicks Sioux City and Lawrence Block Davenport. Eric C Wilson of Iowa City was renamed secretary treasurer.
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Mike” Hyland
Tama
Willis A. Glassgow
Cedar Rapids
Wayland Hicks
Sioux City
Lawrence Block
Davenport
Eric C. Wilson
Michigan Routs Illinois Behind Westfall Kuzma Ground Game
Michigan dominates Illinois with a strong ground attack led by Captain Westfall and Sophomore Kuzma. Kuzma breaks loose for multiple scores as Michigan gains 327 rushing yards and 18 first downs while Illinois struggles defensively. An endgame threat from Illinois fizzles as Michigan seals the win.
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Bill Melzow
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Melzow
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Baxter breaks 4.52 mile in Iowa high school races
John Baxter of Davenport high runs 4.52 miles at the state high school mile team meet in Iowa City. The muddy University of Iowa track sent 32 schools racing but his squad did not finish in top spots as East high Des Moines and Knox ville claimed Class A, Onawa won Class B, and University High Iowa City took Class C with Minburn and Buffalo close behind.
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Luther Staves Off Valpo Bid For 6-0 Win On Soggy Field
Luther college of Decorah Ia defeated Valparaiso University 6 to 0 on a soggy field. Luther scored in the first quarter on two passes from quarterback Carey to right halfback Jacobson. Valparaiso threatened four times but was stopped on Luther’s one foot line once.
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Hawkeyes Triumph Over Indiana in Homecoming Thriller
Dr Eddie Anderson hailed the Hawkeyes as brave after a 13 7 victory over Indiana before 28000 fans. Captain Bill Diehl and QB Al Couppcee led a hard fought win as Bill Hillenbrand impressed for Indiana, with players vowing more wins ahead.
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Vast Collegiate Scores Across North and West Regions
The list shows numerous college football and basketball results across the West and South regions. Notable entries include Ohio U defeating Miami 203 0, Kalamazoo 21 Bowling Green 7, and Oregon State 32 Idaho 14, with many more scores featuring teams like DePauw Louisville Butler Wabash Kenyon Oberlin Muskingum and Denison.
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Governali Runs 54 Yards To Lift Columbia Over Cornell
Paul Governali sprinted 54 yards for a touchdown and Columbia held on for a 7 to 0 victory over Ivy rival Cornell in a muddy Baker Field game before 17 000 rain soaked fans. Columbia broke through in the third period as the weather worsened yet the defense kept Cornell from scoring.
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Cougars Blank Oregon Useless 13-0 in Eugene
Washington State College powered to a 13 to 0 win over Oregon State at Eugene before 5000 fans. The Cougars dominated with a relentless line and two rushing touchdowns in the second and third quarters as Oregon struggled on a rain soaked field.
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Cyclones Aces South Dakota 27 0 In Non Conference Win
Iowa State, led by Tippee and Gast, overpowers South Dakota 27 to 0 before about 6000 fans at Clyde Williams field. Darling adds three extra points as Cyclones secure their first win of the season with three rushing TDs and a strong second period surge.
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Elmo Solberg
Schalk
George Gast
Maurice Ryan Foro
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Mississippi Rebels Tie Marquette In Muddy Homecoming Clash
The University of Mississippi beat Mississippi Marquette 12 to 6 in a muddy homecoming game before about 10 000 fans. Bill Eubanks caught a pass from Junie Hovious and Merle Hapes scored for Ole Miss while Bob McCahill added Marquette’s points.
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Merle Hapes
Rebels
Bob MecCahill
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Iowa Hawkeyes Battle Indiana in Tight Big Ten Clash
Iowa riders push to a 7 0 halftime lead as Green and Mertes spark a strong first half. Hillenbrand helps Indiana stay within reach with a punt return and sharp defense, while Tom Farmer adds a key field goal. The game highlights Iowa’s tackling edge and dramatic late drive anticipation.
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Al Derian Sparks California to 27 7 UCLA Victory
Al Derian, the 16 pound left halfback, helped California seize a 27 to 7 win over UCLA before 60 000 fans. He scored three touchdowns in the second quarter after strong runs with Nyce Quary and Johnny Graves aiding long gains. Derian intercepted a Bruin pass at midfield for another spectacular score.
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Aggies Edge Bluejays With Late TD
The Oklahoma Aggies survived Creighton's Blue Jays 13 to 6 in Stillwater as a late touchdown secured the Missouri Valley win.
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Coach Moffit Releases Vinton Cage Schedule
Vinton high school basketball coach Howard Morefitt announced the season opens November 26 with University High of Iowa City visiting the Vinton gym Johnny Fowler is the only returnee from last season The schedule lists games at and near Vinton including Urbana Manchester Belle Plaine Cedar Falls Independence Marion and LaPorte with dates spanning November to February
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