Athletes Are Not Students Debate Faces Rejoinder
The Summer 1946 Bulletin carried an anonymous attack claiming college athletes are not students and that universities foster eligibility. Dr. C Ward Macy, economics professor and Midwest conference commissioner, submits a public rejoinder arguing that such blanket claims are unfair and unrepresentative of most student athletes and athletic programs.
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Penn State Rolls By Fordham 68-0 in Modern Football Milestone
The Nittany Lions crushed Fordham 68-0 before 14,000 spectators at State College in what became Penn State's largest score in modern football history. Fordham suffered its second worst defeat on record.
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Blizzard Scrambles Big Seven Showdown Denver vs Utah State
A big snowstorm dumped two feet of snow on the Denver field forcing the postponement of the Big Seven football clash between Denver and Utah State on Saturday.
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Central Park Keeps unbeaten run in Ellis Park league
Central Park moved within one win of tying for first by beating First Evan 24 to 6. The 18 point burst early set the tone as the second team held the rest of the game. Only four goals were scored on Central Park’s defense in five games this season.
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St Louis Power in Third Sends World Series Lead
St Louis produced its best inning in the World Series with seven runs in the third to forge a commanding lead.
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Carleton Defeats Beloit 26-0 in Midwest Conference Clash
In Northfield Minnesota Carleton rose to rout Beloit 26-0 led by Jep Knox. A 60 yard drive set up a six yard score as Knox connected with Winterble and Rottke. Carleton added a second TD after Beloit botched a punt and Ken Ligare sealed the win with a 40 yard interception return.
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Yale Defeats Dartmouth 33 to 2 in Bowl Showdown
In New Haven Yale overwhelmed Dartmouth 33-2 as Fred Nadherny and John Ferguson broke away for long scores. The Eli line stifled the Green, drawing a 65,000 crowd and marking Dartmouth's fourth straight loss.
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YMCA Activity Schedule and Bowling Results
The YMCA announces weekly schedules for bowling, volleyball, basketball, badminton and swimming with age groups and leagues. It also notes meetings for the physical department committee and team managers, plus results from the Friday bowling night led by Enzler and other major circuit scores.
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Marion Finishes First in Class B Harrier Event
North Des Moines won class A Marion took class B and Mechanicsville claimed class C in the twenty-fifth annual Iowa high school cross country run. Raymond Petersen of Marion won class B with 8 points, while Jack O’Meara of Delmar topped class C as teams and times were noted alongside the university three mile race results.
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Norse Edge Wartburg 24-13 in Iowa Conference clash
Luther fullback Jerry Olser scored three of four Luther touchdowns as the Norsemen beat Wartburg 24-13 for their second Iowa conference win. Wartburg struck early with two quick scores, then Luther answered on a Bernatz to Davis pass before Olsen finished the scoring drive with his trio of touchdowns.
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Drake Cross Country Tops Notre Dame In Indiana Meet
Drake University's cross country team defeated Notre Dame 18 to 43 in the UTH Bend Indiana meet. Captain Fred Feiler and Bill Mack shared first place honors, while six Drake runners finished among the top seven.
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Rutgers Triumphs Over Harvard 13-0 in Historic Clash
In Cambridge, Rutgers delivers a dominant second half to topple Harvard 13-0 before a crowd of 25,000 at the Stadium. Scarlets' strong offense and defense shut out Harvard, marking the season's first loss for the Crimson in this inaugural meeting.
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Elks Charter Special Train for Iowa Game
Cedar Rapids Elks lodge reserves a six coach two diner special train for 250 members and friends to attend the Iowa versus Minnesota game in Minneapolis on November 16. The trip departs 5 a.m. and returns at midnight with rail fare game ticket stadium transport and three meals included for $21. Reservations through Elks clubs. Ed Kane is listed.
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Syracuse Rolls To Easy Win Over Temple
Syracuse defeated Temple 28 to 7 on a rain soaked gridiron before 8 000 fans with scoring in each period. Ted Williams reportedly wept for 20 minutes after the Red Sox World Series defeat.
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