Cornell Hands Knox First Reversal in Season
Cornell defeats Knox 8-0 as Tornquist runs 25 yards for the opening touchdown and punches the fastest line in, the game features a dominant Cornell defense forcing Knox into one first down and multiple punts. Knox injuries and errors seal the outcome as Cornell piles up nine first downs to one.
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Oklahoma Routs Cyclones 38 to 6 in 1939 grid clash
Oklahoma burst to a 38 6 victory over Iowa State as Seymour, Jacobs, and Jennings scored for the Sooners. The Cyclones foiled a shutout with a late touchdown pass and Don Griswold found the end zone for Iowa State.
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Hawkeyes Rally To Defeat Purdue 4 0 In Ground Game
Iowa outmuscled Purdue 4 to 0 as a blocking line and two safeties defined the scoring. Ray Murphy and Mike Enich led a stout Hawkeye front, while Purdue struggled to mount a ground attack and Iowa capitalized on a blocked punt for the decisive points.
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Kohawks Fall to Carleton 14 to 6 in Hard Fought Game
Dick Raiter led the Kohawks with a 55 yard run and a touchdown pass to Ira El sham. Raiter added two conversions as Carleton held off Coe to win 14 6. Kinch and Moss starred for Coe while El sham and Levis contributed for Carleton in a game marked by strong defense and clutch passes.
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Beloit Surges To 26-19 Win In Grinnell Homecoming
Beloit overcame a 19 point first quarter deficit to defeat Grinnell 26-19 on Grinnell's homecoming. Ed Walters sparked the Pioneer attack with a 52 yard interception return and early pass to Jorgensen, while Barker connected on a scoring play before Walters and Jorgensen helped spark the offense.
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Iowa Grinds Purdue and Beloit Grinnell Prospect in Gridiron Notes
Iowa defeats Purdue 7 0 with strong ground attack as Kizer and Anderson praise the line. Beloit beats Chicago 6 0. Grinnell and Gov Wilson attend the fiftieth anniversary of the first west of the Mississippi game. Jeers at officiating linger.
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Three More Teams Lose Unbeaten Status in Big Standings
Michigan stood stunned by Illinois 31 025 in Champaign as USC beat Oregon State 19 7, reshaping Rose Bowl hopes. Tennessee dominated LSU 20 0 and Notre Dame beat Army 14 0, keeping perfect Midwest status amid shifting conference leads.
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De Correvont's Dash Wins Northwestern Tilt 14–7
De Correvont sprinted for a late-period score that lifted Northwestern over Minnesota 14 to 7. Clawson scored the initial 7 points and kicked the extra point, while Minnesota answered with a first-half rally and a late line plunge by Sweiger set up the final scoring sequence.
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Sippi Defeats Vanderbilt 14-7 In Memphis
In Memphis, Mississippi State style Rebels toppled Vanderbilt 14-7 before 12,000 fans as a pair of second quarter touchdowns broke a long jinx for the Rebels.
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Purdue Iowa clash delivers tense defensive stand
Iowa and Purdue battle to a scoreless first quarter as Brown and Rankin spar for Iowa. Purdue presses with Byelene and Bergstrom drives but Iowa holds with a goal line stand and a late safety. Notre Dame looms as the test after a stubbornly gritty effort.
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Oregon Defeats Washington State 38 to 0 in PCC Showdown
The University of Oregon routs Washington State College 38 to 0 before 4,500 fans, securing its third Pacific Coast Conference win of the season.
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