Drake Wins Wild 33 21 Over Grinnell In Valley Clash
Drake tops Grinnell 33 to 21 in a high scoring Missouri Valley Conference game at Des Moines. Drake opened with Charles Jorebaugh’s 73 yard kickoff return and built a 26 7 lead before Grinnell rallied late.
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Charles Jorebaugh
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Ovehauahte Wanewater
Klepfer
McLeod
Bauer
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Fulton
Affety
Suter
Auer
Uchdown
Ubi
Levsen
Minnolsum-tre
Ira Carrithers
Tisinois
Maestan
Jack North
Highland Park
Aidge
A. A. Schabinger
Creighton
Syracuse Defeats Penn State in dramatic late rally
Syracuse unbeaten football team won 7 to 3 over Penn State in Syracuse New York as Vannie Albanese of Manlius ran 10 yards for the decisive touchdown after a fourth quarter comeback. Ray Reckmack of Cheshire Massachusetts threw the decisive pass and Albanese kicked the extra point.
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Syracuse
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Louisiana State Beats Auburn In Narrow 6 0 Victory
Baton Rouge AP reports LSU defeated Auburn 6 to 0 with a brilliantly executed 24 yard pass in the final minutes. The game showcased a closely fought contest despite LSU taking the win late.
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Baton Rouge
Gaveouisiana State University
Auburn
Carleton Defeats Coe In Hard Fought Football Clash
Carleton advances with a 12 to 0 victory over Coe as Harry Martin breaks for an 80 yard rushing score and Buckert earns multiple long gains. The game featured back and forth drives, several fumbles and strong defense from both sides before Carleton sealed the win with late passing and ground attacks.
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Maize
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Carleton L. Mebeed
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Buckert Larson
Seevse
Evans Helna
Voigt
Stemond Gable
Bernie Smith
Iyeee
Foss Bazos
Heacock
Matteson Garrithers
Ait Haviland
Larson
Coc—Johnson
Keith
Carson Carleton
Mac
H. Martin
Jensch
Sander Randall
Conover
Boyd
Hunter
Hidahl
Coughlin
Smith
Alabama Stifles Kentucky 13 0 On Two Scoring Drives
Alabama defeated Kentucky 13 to 0 under a broiling sun before 14 500 at Birmingham Stadium. The Crimson Tide twice drove for touchdowns, extending their winning streak despite varsity injuries.
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Kentucky
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Crimson Tide
Villanova Rally Downs University of Detroit in Upset
Villanova edged University of Detroit 13 to 10 7 at Villanova Pennsylvania before 8000 fans. The comeback victory highlighted by second half surge and efficient defense.
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Villanova
University of Detroit
Notre Dame Defeats Ohio State 18 13 in Rough Victory
Notre Dame beat Ohio State 18 to 13 in a hard fought football game. Jumping Joe Wilcox starred for Notre Dame at halfback and center. The Renfler back field provided a strong supporting performance for the Irish.
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Minnesota Triumphs Over Purdue 29 to 7 in Big Ten Clash
Minnesota defeats Purdue 29 to 7 at Memorial Stadium as Thompson and Roscoe spark the Gophers with a 65-yard TD run and a late 35-yard pass. Purdue answers with Isbell and Wright scoring late but falls short as Minnesota prevails in a windy, crowded game.
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George Roscoe
Babe Levoir
Cecil Isbell
Rennebohm
Roscoe
Ray King
Purdue
Tom McGannon
Evansville
Ind
Isbell
Wright
Malcolm Eiken
Shelc? Beise
Biken
Gophes
Warry Newman
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Dennis Rennebohm
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Isbell Roscoe
Wright Belse
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Ronscoe
Elken
Levoir
Belse
Renneohm
Antll
Krezowski
Midler
Suurds
Dallera
Weld Cetter
Svendson
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Rork
Rennix
Gmitro
Unclear OCR: Names and Roles Fragment in Notre Dame Prep
Fragmented text lists players and officials including quarterbacks Reed McGannon and Decker and teams Northwestern and Ohio State. Missing context and readable structure prevent a clear event or outcome.
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Uram
Ring
Purdoue
Reed
Burmeister
Fehring
Datluck
McGannon
Decker
Michigan Dominates Penn Eleven 16 to 6
Michigan over Penn 16 points to 6 as the Wolverines gain 150 yards rushing and 94 aerial yards. Key plays include a Sweet touchdown for Michigan and a Viergever field goal for Penn, with a list of substitutions and officials noted.
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Michigan
Pennsylvania
Michican
Adford LE Patanellisburne
Viergever acNamara
Bissell Tauze
Wright Stofko
Schuman Toothill
Kramer Nye
Valpey Murray
Renner Warwick
Everhardus Elverson
RY Smithers Kurlishy
Alpey
Sweet
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Kurlish
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Schuenemann
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Kirleski
Dourberly
Brown
Dresner
Johnson
Savage
Garber
Luby
Pederson
Ritchie
Barclay
Campbell
Remias
Fred Gardner
Cornell
Nthony Haines
Yale
Prank
Lane
Army Edged by Mississippi State in Gritty Defense Loss
Mississippi State outgained Army 254 to 146 in total yards and 166 to 45 on the ground while gaining nine first downs to seven. Army showed better passing with seven completions for 101 yards to State’s three for 84. Key players listed in the lineups include Shuler, Grove, Thames, and Pickle reflecting a hard fought game.
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Army
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Shuler LE Gelatke Eriksen
Eos
Hanson Smith Ates
Patheree Clifford
Price Neerason
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Isbell
Preston
Underwood
King
Nazzaro
Ryan
True
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Miss. State
Meddoch
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Monk
Melgbs
Walters
Hardison
Armstrons
East High Des Moines Upsets Iowa City 8 to 7
East High of Des Moines defeated unbeaten Iowa City 8 to 7 in a major prep upset. A first half safety and a late touchdown carried the Scarlet and Black to the win while the Little Hawkeyes managed a single first half score.
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Iowa City
Scarlet and Black Warriors
Mike Augustine
Iowa City High
Lee Township
Little Hawkeyes
Rice Triumphs 42 0 Over GWU. Owls Dominate Washington Field
Rice Institute Owls overwhelmed George Washington University 42 to 0 as they scored in every period before 15 000 at Washington. The Colonials suffered a severe defeat marking a rare loss in years for GWU.
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Rice Institute Owls
Texas
George Washington University
Colonials
Notre Dame Rally Beats Ohio State
Notre Dame roared back to edge Ohio State 20 13 in a dramatic rally as Pitney spurred a decisive drive and Fromhart broke through for a late touchdown. Ohio State led 13 0 in the first half and dominated play before the Irish surge in the final minutes.
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Schlotterbeck
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Notre Dame
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Pitney
Wally Fromhart
Ohio State
Fromhart
Mike Layden
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Andy
Buckeye
Shakespeare
Millner
Buckeyes
Frank Antonucci
Layden
Frank Boucher
Stan Pincura
Dye
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Joe” Williams
Milner
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Hamrick Lautar
Karcher Solar
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Ree Fromhart
Pincura Shakespeare
Heelin Layden
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Filney
Wilke
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Busich
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Magasied Zarnas
Roush
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Cumiskey Dye
Wasylik
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Dorris
Antenucc
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Fisch
Birch Earlham
Schommer Chtence
Young
Illnois Wesleyan
Vick
Michigan
Cée Has An Elaborate Intramural Program
Coe College directs an extensive intramural system under Thomas C Hayden the program aims to give every male student athletic competition. The Intramural Board of Control governs rules and decisions while non Greeks and campus groups compete for traveling trophies and medals in fall tennis volleyball handball basketball wrestling ping pong kittenball archery and more.
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Coe College
Hayden
Coe
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
Athletic Journal
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Dartmouth Beats Yale 14 To 6 In 51st Rivalry Win
Dartmouth Indians defeated Yale 14 to 6 in New Haven before 45 000 spectators. It was the nineteenth meeting between the New England rivals marking a first victory in fifty-one years.
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New Haven
Tulane Defeats Colgate 14 6 On Interception Spark
Tulane Greenies beat Colgate 14 to 6 in New Orleans in an intersectional football clash. Mintz intercepted a pass and returned it 85 yards for a fourth quarter touchdown sealing the win.
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Colgate
New Orleans
Greenies
Mintz
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