Missouri Trio of Power Backs Rally for 19-0 Victory
Missouri's backfield trio led by Harry Ice and Bob Steuber plus Maurie Ware powered a rain soaked 19 to 0 homecoming win over Michigan State before 15 570 fans. Steuber ran for 138 yards on 13 attempts and scored, Ice added a 23 yard TD, while Missouri's heavy line overwhelmed State. final record 11 straight wins this season.
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University of Missouri
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Dick Nieppe
Bob Sherman
Midgan State
Notre Dame
Land State
Stenber
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Nacopes
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Varch
Yads
Wean
Ice
Army and Notre Dame Tangle in Close Battle on Gridiron
Army loses a hard fought clash with Notre Dame as key drives stall inside the red zone. Mazur Juzwik and Beitelli make multiple defensive plays for Notre Dame while Army threats are halted by a tenacious Cadet line and late yardage battles.
Upper Iowa Subdues Penn College 18–0
Upper Iowa defeated Penn College 18 to 0 in a Iowa Conference game. Gains scored two touchdowns and Murphy delivered booming punts to steady the offense. Beasley and Weber combined for the remaining score as the Peacocks rolled to the victory.
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Penn College
Iowa
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Bob Murphy
Lowe
Tick Gains
Murphy
Quakers
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Adolph Weber
Peon
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Towa
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Riven Sherrison
Brasley McCutley
Turner Specht
Gaines Dickerensy
Ay Webber Howes
Mirohs
Loper
Lovat Scorn
Touchdown Gaines
Bea Ir
Upner Town
Penn Fl
Crimson Tide Rout Mountaineers For 30–0 SEC Win
Alabama overwhelmed Kentucky 30 to 0 in a Southeastern Conference clash before about 10 000 homecoming day fans at Tuscaloosa. The Tide dominated offensively and shut out the Mountaineers.
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Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Kentucky
Crimson Tide
Open season notes urge advance talks with farmers for hunting
Article urges hunters to arrange with landowners before the pheasant and duck seasons open, stressing respect for livestock, property protection, and honest conduct. It covers hunting laws on rights of way, shooting on highways, and dynamite testing of potholes for duck marshes, plus stocking totals and historic game-law notes.
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Ty Chulck Koser
Parmer
Algona
Palisades
Iowa
Stanford Indians Triump Over Broncs 27 7 at Stanford Stadium
Stanford's defense and powerful offense defeated Santa Clara 27 to 7 before 65 000 fans. A 74 yard drive set up Frank ie Albert's quarterback sneak for the final score after a 16 yard start. Albert added the extra point and Mas tin caught a 40 yard pass to the Santa Clara 1 yard line before the score.
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Stanford Stadium
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Stanford
Santa Clara
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Frankie Albert
Ken Casanega
Broncos
Albert
Bob Mastin
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Bill Sheller
Ernte Clara
Texas Passes SMU Test 34 to 0 in Dallas
The Texas Longhorns defeated Southern Methodist University 34 to 0 for their fifth straight win. Senior halfback Jack Crain starred as Texas built a 7 to 0 lead and added one touchdown in each period, finishing strong in the final stanza.
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Dallas Tex
University of Texas Longhorns
Southern Methodist
Texas
Jack Crain
Longhorns
Y M C A Plans Swimming Review Friday Evening
More than 50 participants will swim in the Y M C A review at the Y pool Friday at 730 p m in honor of the Y swimming team. Pictured are Lucille Lash Norrinne Fenner and Frank Howland. Admission 25 cents adults 10 cents children. Tickets good for one team meet sighted.
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C Avenue
Norrinne Fenner
Washington Avenue
Frank Howland
Fifteenth Street
Kansas State Stuns Cornhuskers 12 to 6 on Muddy Field
Kansas State rallied from behind in the second quarter to upset favored Nebraska 12 to 6 in Manhattan. Mike Zeleznak sparked the Wildcats with a 66 yard touchdown run and a 35 yard punt return that helped turn the mudfest into a memorable homecoming upset. Nebraska's lone score came on a first quarter touchdown by Mike Francis after a 74 yard march led by Dale Bradley.
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Nebraska
K-State Eleven
Nebraskans
Mike Zeleznak
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Cornhuskers
Huskers
Lyle Wilkins
Zeleznak
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Butit
Dale Bradley
Omareh
Francis
Bradley
Gerald Kathol
Kansas State
Preston
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Hult
Kelly
Cc Ee Hancock
Abel Peeaeee
Oben
Shafter
Martie Ore
Duncan Kathol
Engelland Athey
Rokey Bradley
Tinunons
Zikmund
Bortkna
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Francis Zeleynak
Dwight Rea Washburn
Ted O'Sullivan
Jack Garanele
Awlnols
Hinesman
Earl Jones
Arkansas
Leonard
Navy
Barnacle
Bill Busik
Howie Clark
Penn
Sammy Boothe
Busik
Sherwood Werner
Illinois 1905 Game Farm Sets First Policy in State
In 1905 Illinois established the state’s first game farm amid a broad push to protect game. Duck hunting spiked in lower Wapsie lands while Muskrat Slough near state lands drew calls for public shooting grounds. Deer not in season and a large quail release in Delaware county marked ongoing conservation efforts.
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Wapsie
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Delaware County
W. J Mort
Dubuque
Delaware County Fish and Game Protective Association
Boone
Boston Eleven Tops Temple Owls 31-0 at Fenway Park
Boston College blasted Temple 31-0 before about 19 000 fans at Fenway Park in a muddy rainy game. The Eagles dominated the Owls to knock them from the undefeated ranks.
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Boston College
Temple Owls
Fenway Park
Duquesne Defeats Villanova To Preserve Undefeated Record
Duquesne University remains undefeated after a 7 to 0 win over Villanova of Philadelphia. Eugene Ball scored on a quarterback sneak from the one foot line after an 80 yard drive featuring runs by Johnny Binotto and a series of rushes.
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Duquesne University
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Philadelphia
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Eugene Ball
Johnny Binotto
Boxers and fitness call for youth training across the nation
The piece quotes Bill Brown and Lou Nova on physical fitness and boxing, urging weight control and outdoor training for youths. Holman Williams and Gus Wilson discuss boxing strategy, training shifts, and the impact of modern life on fighters and audiences, noting the role of army training in rebuilding endurance.
Y M C A Swim Team Candidates and Schedule
The Y M C A announces junior A and B boys candidates for the swim team led by co captains Bob Heaton and David Morse with Frank Howland and Kenny Marsh among captains in other divisions. Coach Leo Baughman outlines a schedule spanning Ottumwa Davenport Waterloo Marshalltown Clinton and Washington venues with dual meets and triads from June through March.
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Bob Heaton
David Morse
Don Thurman
Donald Ogden
Edward Welsh
Ronald Ogden
Don Mann
Jim Morse
Jackie Lee Morris
Jerry Hudson
Tom Mann
Lyle Ogden
Frank Howland
Dick Ritchie
Clifford Morrison
Chester Geiger
Ray Yeakle
Gene Oswald
Bill Johnson
John Lucas
Bob Drake
Marshalltown
Washington
Waterloo
Davenport
Clinton
Ollumwa
Clinton High School
McMillin Praises Hawkeyes After Narrow Iowa Win
Indiana coach Alvin N. Bo McMillin called the Hawkeyes a swell football team, as good as any Indiana has met, including Notre Dame, after Iowa defeated Indiana 13 to 7 in Iowa City.
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Alvin N
Bo” McMillin
Indiana University
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Oklahoma Dominates Kansas 38-0 in Big Six Showdown
Norman Oklahoma powered to a 38-0 victory over Kansas on Saturday, achieving its second Big Six win and challenging league leader Missouri with relentless offense and stout defense.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas
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Navy Hands Penn 13-6. Marion Indians blank Maquoketa 20-0
Navy defeated Pennsylvania 13-6 as James Marsh led the Middies strong aerial and power drive, while the Marion Indians overwhelmed Maquoketa 20-0 in a Mid-Six game at Marion. Marsh scored twice for Marion after a poised start by Stan Potter and a sharp spinner play.
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Marion
Indians
Stan Potter
Marsh
Potter
Jack Guenther
Philadelphia
Navy
Pennsylvania
Middies
America
Harvard Wins With Long Run In Rainy Princeton Clash
Harvard defeated Princeton 6 to 4 in a muddy Big Three game as Francis Lee, Harvard halfback, broke for an 87 yard touchdown run in the third period. Ben Martin of Princeton chased Lee to the two yard line but couldn't stop the decisive score before 18 000 fans.
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