Michigan State Upsets Missouri In Homecoming Thriller
Underdog Michigan State beat Missouri 14 to 7 at Macklin Stadium before 14,870 fans. Spartan end Nick Ziegler blocked a punt leading to Don Hendricks score, Missouri answered with a late touchdown pass to Oakes and a two point kick. Russ Reader’s late run secured the win as State outgained Missouri 143 rushing yards to 88 and earned 13 first downs to seven amid a snowy, tense second half.
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Utah Upsets Denver 33 to 21 in Salt Lake City
In a stunning college football upset at Salt Lake City Utah defeated Denver 33 to 21. The loss ends Denver’s conference unbeaten run and leaves Colorado in sole first in the Big Seven standings. Gay Adelt and Bill Van Sandt connected on multiple passes for Utah as the home crowd of 12 000 roared.
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West Michigan Hands Valparaiso First Loss
Western Michigan led by Bud Mazyck defeated Valparaiso University 26 to 6 to hand the Crusaders their first loss of the season. WMU opened with a 13 point first quarter lead on two short plunges by Mazyck and added 18 points in the fourth quarter, including a Jim Fearnia plunge and a Mazyck to Bob Bohs pass.
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Coe Stages Rally But Fades in Second Half
Coe led 20 0 at halftime as Bob Tvrdik connected on passes to Kafka and Kinney and ran for a score while Augustana pushed back in the third quarter through Sersig and Karlstrom. A dislocated elbow sidelined Herald Smith early. Coe ultimately held off Augustana with a late surge and substitutions.
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Rossides Leads Lions To Win Over Big Red
Columbia football defeats Cornell 34 26 as Gene Rossides scores five touchdowns through the first three quarters. Rossides boots three TDs in the opening quarter and adds one in the second and third periods to put Columbia ahead 34 6 and stay undefeated in the 1945 season.
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Maryland Falls to William and Mary 33 14 at Byrd Stadium
William and Mary struck with four touchdowns in ten minutes to overwhelm Maryland 33-14 before about 7000 fans at Byrd Stadium in College Park. Indians flashed speed and power to erase the Terrapins early lead and clinch the victory.
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Rochester crushed NYU 19 to 3 in rain
The University of Rochester defeated New York University 19 to 3 as a rain drenched crowd of about 4,000 watched. Rochester used a balanced ground and aerial attack to secure the win.
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Hogan Hines Lead Halfway In Richmond Open
Ben Hogan and Jimmy Hines shot 70s to seize the halfway lead in the Richmond Open at Hermitage. With a 36 hole total of 142 they topped Frank Kringle and trailed by Johnny Bulla at 143 as 178 players reduced to about 40 pros and five amateurs for the final rounds.
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Lobos Defeat Colorado 12-6 To Claim Mythical Rockies Championship
In Albuquerque UNM Lobos remain undefeated and untied after a 12 to 6 victory over Colorado Buffaloes. Colorado leads the Big Seven, with Utah and Texas Tech the remaining foes before a potential bowl bid.
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Yale Wins 6-0 Over Dartmouth In Big Yale Bowl Crowd
Yale defeats Dartmouth 6-0 at New Haven before an overflow crowd of about 45 000 the largest since 1941. Art Fitzgerald a Navy transfer capped the drive with a 10 yard TD as Captain Paul Walker’s extra point try was blocked.
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Tennessee Triumphs Over North Carolina
Tennessee rallied in the final period to overcome a deficit and beat North Carolina 20 to 6 before 25,000 fans in Knoxville.
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Temple Owls Defeat Lafayette 20 to 0 in Sixth Straight
The Temple Owls football team extended their unbeaten streak to six games with a 20 to 0 victory over Lafayette before 12,000 spectators in Philadelphia. The win solidifies Temple's strong start to the season as they shut out Lafayette and maintained their top record.
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Cyclones Rally For Conference Win Over Kansas State
Iowa State defeats Kansas State 34 7 as Johnny Pflum throws two touchdown passes to Robert Jensen and Jim Demars and Pflum solos in a later score. Kansas State led briefly 7 6 before ISU pulled away with a 33 yard pass to Carl Paetz and a pair of rushing touchdowns.
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Army tops Villanova in shortened 54 point game
Army defeated Villanova 54 to 24 as the final two quarters were shortened to 10 minutes each and the last period played under lights. Key scorers included Blanchard Davis Chabot Rowan and Sauer with Walterhouse adding extra points. Substitutions and lineups listed the usual roster names and officials from Boston College Rutgers St Johns and Princeton.
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Unclear football score synthesis from scattered results
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Washington State and California Play 7-7 Tie in Cali
In Berkeley under a hot sun, Washington State and California battled to a 7-7 Pacific Coast Conference draw before 40,000. The tie featured fumbles but included California's 15 yard TD run by Ted Renfield and a late Washington score after Bill Lippincott’s conversion. Darrol Waller added the Cougar conversion.
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Thunderbolts Fall 14-0 to Marshalltown in Gridiron Clash
Franklin's Thunderbolts suffer a 14-0 defeat to Marshalltown as Bob McKibben connects with Rhode for a 57-yard TD and adds the extra point. Franklin drives stall with interceptions and fumbles as Marshalltown dominates late with a running game led by McKibben.
Simpson Downs Wartburg 25-0 in Indianola Showdown
Simpson College shut down the favored Wartburg team in Indianola Iowa on Saturday scoring a second quarter touchdown and two more in the final period to win 25 to 0. A Wartburg fumble at the Simpson eight stalled an early drive before Simpson seized control.
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Iowa Wesleyan Beats Carthage 14-0 in Homecoming Game
Carthage College hosts its homecoming as Iowa Wesleyan shuts out the Redmen 14-0. Wesleyan tallies in the first and third periods to finish with Carthage at 2-3 on the season.
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Ned Day Rolls Second 300 Of Week In Milwaukee
Ned Day former match game bowling champion bowled his 23rd career perfect game and second in a week during practice in Milwaukee. He rolled seven games with a 255 average and a run of 22 straight strikes ahead of a forthcoming match with Tony Sperando in New York.
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Oregon State Dominates Idaho for 34 0 Victory
Oregon State College football team executed a sharp passing game and steady defense to blank Idaho 34 to 0 before a large crowd in Corvallis. The Beavers controlled the offense, with strong quarterback play and turnovers limiting the Vandals.
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Passes Let TCU Defeat Oklahoma
In Norman Oklahoma State University reports Texas Christian University defeated Oklahoma 13 to 7. Frog tailback Leon Joslin threw two first quarter touchdown passes to Beekie Ezell and Norman Cox while Basil Sharp scored Oklahoma’s lone touchdown.
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Sailors Top Loras 26 18 In Dubuque Football Clash
In Dubuque Iowa the Olathe naval air station Sailors defeated Loras college 26 to 18. Bill Mueller rushed for 80 and 38 yards for the Sailors while Roy Engle directed the offense with timely passes. Loras answered with Vince Owens two yard touchdown and scores from Wareham and Slattery on aerial grabs.
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Tulane Upsets Mississippi State 14-13 In Muddy Clash
In a muddy showdown Tulane, mired in a poor season, stunned undefeated Mississippi State 14 to 13 to end the Giants’ perfect record and deliver a surprising setback for coach Dan Mullen’s squad.
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First Recipient of K C Scholarship To Loras College
Francis McAreavy, son of Mr and Mrs J B McAreavy, won the first Knights of Columbus scholarship to Loras College. He starred for Immaculate Conception, scoring 232 points in 21 games, led by clutch performances while maintaining straight A grades. The Diocesan DuBuque basketball title was part of his senior year success.
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State Teachers Upset Fee 58 to 7 at Homecoming
Cedar Falls AP Iowa State Teachers college celebrated homecoming as it routed South Dakota State 58 to 7. The Teachers scored early and often with nine touchdowns led by George Dutcher nicknamed Pappy who had three scores, two in the opening period. Don Studer added two TDs.
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Purdue Triumph Over Pittsburgh In Close College Clash
Purdue outgained Pittsburgh with pivotal scores by Gilbert and Canfield after a fumble return by Gilbert. Smodie passed six completions and Pittsburgh’s defense bent through most of the contest as Purdue built and held a slim lead.
Gaels Dominate Trojans 26 to 0 in Memorial Coliseum
Herman Wedemeyer starred for St Marys with two touchdowns and two extra points in a 26 0 victory over USC before 96000 fans. The Hawaiian Hurricane ran passed kicked blocked and tackled for a one man show that crushed the Trojans as St Marys remained undefeated and unscored upon in the second half.
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Huskies Edge Oregon on Greasy Multnomah Gridiron
Washington staying atop the Coast Conference Rose Bowl race edged Oregon 7 to 0 at Multnomah Stadium in greasy conditions. The slippery field produced 13 fumbles, eight by Washington and five by Oregon, with Washington capitalizing when Doug Vickery recovered a Oregon fumble on the 20 yard line to set up Maurice Stacey and Gordon Hungar scoring drives. Joe Stone's quarterback sneak gave Washington the only touchdown, followed by Wally Cash’s extra point.
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Penn Cruises Past Princeton 28-0 at Franklin Field
Don Schneider scored twice as Penn overwhelmed Princeton 28-0 before 52,000 fans. Bob Evans and Harold Phillips added touchdowns, Evans kicking all four extra points as the Quakers used backups in the second half.
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