Iowa Hawks Fall Short in Illinois Showdown
Iowa battled Illinois to a four-quarter duel as Steger and Young led scoring while Moss connected on two late second-half passes. Despite 13 first downs to Illinois’s 12, a fourth-quarter Illinois stop halted Iowa’s comeback and preserved a final result.
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Dr. Kadesky Re-elected Iowa I-Club President
Dr. Max Kadesky of Dubuque was re elected president of the University of Iowa I club at its annual forenoon meeting before the Iowa Illinois Homecoming game. Vice presidents named were Dr. Walter Feiseler Frank Nye and Chan Coulter. George Scanlon retained as treasurer. Eric Wilson resigned as secretary and will continue until a successor is named. Eddie Anderson, head football coach, spoke at the meeting.
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Franklin Roosevelt Sophs Tie In Sloshy Field
Franklin and Roosevelt sophomore football squads battled to a 0 0 tie on a waterlogged field. Franklin stalwarts Thenhaus and Quinby stood out, while Roosevelt shone through Nemmers Carney and Volz as the game ended without a score. Final standings shown as Frienkner McKinney and others.
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Trippi Guides Georgia to 14-0 Victory Over Alabama
Georgia's star Charlie Trippi sparked an unbeaten Bulldogs offense to a 14-0 win against Alabama. The defense limited Alabama's Harry Gilmer, while Trippi contributed a 46 yard end run, a 9 yard TD pass to Dan Edwards, and a 33 yard pass to John Rauch amid a 79 yard drive.
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Central Defeats Simpson 21 6 in Iowas PELA clash
Central college defeated Simpson college 21 to 6 in Pella Iowa scoring on a short pass a short plunge and a 40 yard run. Simpson managed a single score in the second quarter.
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Fumbling Frogs Stuck By Oklahoma 14 12
In the rain at Fort Worth Texas the Oklahoma Sooners edged Texas Christian University 14 to 12. OU recovered fumbles by TCU in the final period after a late Horned Frog rally.
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Ohio State Beats Northwestern In Tight Football Thriller
In a back and forth Big Ten clash, Ohio State and Northwestern traded leads through four quarters. Key plays included a 40 yard pass to Krall, 21 yard run by Krall, 81 yard kickoff return by Schwail, and Whistler touchdowns sealing a 39 to 27 Buckeye victory.
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Indiana Air Attack Pelts Pitt Panthers
Indiana defeated Pittsburgh 20 to 6 as Bob Cowan's 65 yard TD run and key passes led the Hoosiers. Pitt opened with a 27 yard TD pass, but Indiana wore down the Panthers with a stout defense and strong aerials led by Pete Pihos and Ben Raimondi.
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Boston College Rolls Over NYU 72-6 at Polo Grounds
The Boston College Eagles defeated New York University 72 to 6 before 8,000 fans at the Polo Grounds. BC dominated throughout, running their record to four wins in five games this season as they controlled both sides of the ball.
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Illini Celebrate Victory Over Iowa Gloating About Rose Bowl Talk
After a hard fought 7 to 0 win, Illinois players and coaches praised Iowa as a strong opponent. Buddy Young and Paul Patterson sparked the drive,不少 players commended Iowa’s Banks, Tunnell, Headington, and Hoerner, while excitement over a possible Rose Bowl appearance filled the dressing room.
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Revitalized Trojans Dominate Oregon 43-0 at Coliseum
USC, revitalized at mid season, crushed undefeated Oregon 43-0 before 45,885 fans at Memorial Coliseum. Johnny Naumu sparked the rout midway through the first period, with Art Battle finishing the scoring drive on the goal line.
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Beavers Tie Stanford in Scoreless NCA A Football Clash
In Corvallis Oregon State Beavers and Stanford Indians battled to a 0 0 stalemate before about 18 000 fans. The defensive showdown featured strong stops by both teams and few scoring chances.
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Hawkeyes Feel They Should Have Won Illinois Clash
In a 7 to 0 loss to Illinois at Iowa City, Hawkeyes players and coach express belief they were the better team and squandered opportunities in the first half. Echoing disappointment, Iowa fans shared the tough defeat after big crowd turnout.
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Purple over Knox 13 0 in Midwest clash on soggy turf
Cornell charges to a 13-0 win over Knox in a Midwest conference game as Gene Waldorf averaging 34 yards per punt and Chuck Jacot star with a 31 yard run after an interception. Rega doubles the lead with a 36 yard TD, lifting Cornell to their fourth straight victory.
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Frisco Forty Niners Rally To Beat Bisons 27 14
The San Francisco Forty Niners overcame a ragged first half to defeat the Buffalo Bisons 27-14 on Saturday. The Niners scored four touchdowns in the second half after fumbling six times in the opening period, with Buffalo recovering every fumble.
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