Missouri Smashes Nebraska by Air 27 to 13
Missouri beat Nebraska 27 to 13 at Columbia as Paul Christman threw 12 passes with eight completions and sophomore fullback Bill Cunningham flourished on the ground. The Tigers moved into a share of the Big Six lead behind a relentless line that drew 100 yards in penalties.
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Missouri
Nebraska
R““Jolumbia
Paul Christman
Missouri Tigers
Christman
Tigers
Bill Cunningham
Cunningham
Bud Or
Tereseeeesde
Preston Lofmct
Eseee Cunningham
Ebraska
Eevee
Asouri
Bob Or
Rouse
Bud Orf
Starmer
Kine
Luther
Rohrig
Hopp
Dwisht Ream
Washburn
F. E. Dennie
Brown
al Hasking
Oklahoma
M. C
Wis
Washington
Perry
Dean
Iowa
Towa—Green
Kinnick
Brock
Purdue
Towa
Prause
Cavaliers Crush Chicago 47 to 0 in Rainy Snowy Blowout
Virginia dominates Chicago 47 to 0 as the Cavaliers score seven touchdowns, including three in the first quarter. Leroy Neustedter and Jim Gillette pace the attack, with Cardoza and Dudley contributing key plays and extra points. A crowd of 5,000 watches the game in Charlottesville amid cold rain turning to snow.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Cavaliers
University of Chicago
Virginia
Leroy Neustedter
Enter
Jim Gillette
Neustedter
Mosby Cardoza
Gillette
Chicago
Jack Sauderbeck
John Davenport
Cardoza
Dudley
Virginia Chicago
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Lounsbury McLaughlin
Rendleman Winckur
Maurovich
Wheeler Sauerbeck
Wallis Frerotte
Os Wilson George
Duke Beats Jackets 7 6 On Late Point
Duke Blue Devils defeated Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 7 to 6 as Roy Goree missed the extra point sealing the win in Atlanta. Duke's defense held late to secure the victory over the Jackets.
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Atlanta
Roy Goree
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Duke
Blue Devils
Barbet Hawks Beneficial To Mankind And Birds
An analysis from Pennsylvania shows most hawks eat pests like mice and insects, with goshawks and Cooper's/sharpshinned hawks being the main game and poultry killers. Legislation protects most hawks. hunters should target truly harmful species and spare others.
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Gal Johnson
Pennsylvania
Cooper’s
National Association of Audubon Societies
Stevenson sparks Notre Dame in Army game comeback
Notre Dame defeats Army 21 7 as Harry Stevenson starves the defense with a punt pass and a rushing touchdown. Steve Bagarus intercepts a pass and returns it 45 yards for a score as Notre Dame seizes control in the fourth period.
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Notre Dame
Dick Polk
Army
Johnny Finneman
Pete Arboit
Bernie Crimmins
Steve
Steve Bagarus
South Bend
Johnny Hatch
Bagarus
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Yeager
Michel
Urphy Gillis
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Hatch
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Albert
Rively
Harvey
Brosey
P. Kelly
Maddock
Gubanich
Laiber
Finneran
Osterman
Mooney
Cka
Kelleher
Hargrave
O'Meara
Sacgeau
Crimmins
McGannon
Thesing
Iowa and Purdue Battle to Final Whistle in Low-Scoring Tilt
Iowa drags Purdue to a 4 to 0 victory as Kinnick and Green spark the Hawkeyes. Purdue’s defense stifles most drives while Iowa converts two safeties and a late fourth quarter field position to seal the win.
Powerful Bucks Rout Indiana 24 0 To Lead Big Ten
In a Big Ten clash the Bucks built a 24 point lead over Indiana as Scott connected for three passes totaling 45 yards and Maag added an eight yard TD run. Langhurst sealed the win with a two yard TD run after a late defensive stand and interception. Coach Bo McMillin’s Indiana never threatened. GEORGE WASHINGTON WINS. ST LOUIS AP Moose Nelson scored twice in the second half as Washington beat Washington and Lee 12 6 in an inter sectional game.
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Kinnick
Brock
Purdue
Prasse
Boilermaker
Krause
DeWitte
Green
Dean
Iowa Dingers
Brown
Hawkeye
Iowa
Scott
Indiana
Buck
Hursh
Langhurst
Alvin “Bo” McMillin
George Washington
ST. Louis
Moose Nelson
Washington University
Washington and Lee
Duquesne Night Riders Top Marquette for 21–13 Victory
Pittsburgh AP report: Duquesne over Marquette 21 to 13 to stay undefeated in a wide open game. Duquesne overcame a two touchdown lead by Marquette and remains in the nation’s unbeaten group.
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Pittsburgh
Night Riders
Duquesne
Marquette
Ripon shuts out Lawrence in Midwest football clash
Ripon defeated Lawrence 13 to 0 in a Midwest conference football game in Appleton. The win solidifies Ripon's defense as the stark difference in the contest.
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Ripon
Lawrence
Appleton
Wis
Football Scores From Various Colleges and Teams Listed
A collage of scores shows Swarthmore and Hamilton in a mix of results, with Amherst Massachusetts facing mass, Vermont losing to Green Mountain, Rutgers edging New Hampshire, and Bowdoin defeating Bates. Other notable results include Trinity, Springfield, Gettysburg, and Wesleyan, while NY area teams and smaller colleges register wins and losses across the slate.
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Swarthmore
Hamilton
Amherst i. Mass
State A
Rensselaer
Vermont
Trinity
Rochester
Green Mt. A
Bersen JC
Rutgers
New Hampshire
Springfield
Northeastern
Gettysburg Muhienberes
Wesleyan
Coast Guard
Bowdoin
Bates
Campbell
Lees McRae
Colby
Maine
Georgetown
West Virginia
Rand
Macon
Delaware
Va State
Va_ Union
Richmond
Hofstrait Ithaca
Emory and Henry
Siwaser
Furman
Worcester
Rhode Island
Conn
Lowell Teatile
Mt. St. Mary's
St. Francis
Long Island U
W. Va
Trenton Tehrs
Winxate
C. E. Stroudabure
Mansfield &, Lenligh
Hasepiara Vt
Lincoln
St. Paul
Wake Forest
Marshall
New Britain
Warner
Penn, Mill
St. Joseph
Westminster
Edinboro
Albright
West Chester
Juniata
Drexel
Wyoming
Keystone JC
Indiana
Clarion
Kutstown
Ricomabure
Cheyney
Storer Slippery Rock
Thiel
Inspired Illinois Tops Michigan 16 to 7 in big upset
Illinois upsets Michigan 16 to 7 after halftime surge. Harmon's 36 yard run keyed Michigan drive but Rettinger and Elting scored Illini touchdowns. Smith and Rettinger added late scores as Illinois defense stifled Michigan and held for a narrow victory.
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Illinois
Michigan
Illini
Harmon
Rogers
Rettinger
Wolverines
Milineis
Fruiiz Pee O'Neil
Savilla
Fritz Seeeee
Brewer Kodros Lente
Sukup
Martin W.smith
Eigen Nicholson
Milonevich Svashevakim
Trosko
Emith
Aetna
Michigan Etenee
Harmen
Etreng
Raettinger
Smith
Brewer
Pield
James Basker
Borthestera
H. G. Hedges
Dartmouth
Lee Taylor
Wichita
Fred Gardiner
Cornell
Vols Stampede LSU Tigers 20-0 for SEC Crown
Tennessee overwhelmed Louisiana State University by 20 to 0 before a Southern crowd of over 45,000, clinching the Southeastern Conference title as Bob Andridge, George Catego, and Joe Wallen scored three touchdowns. LSU failed to mount its expected passing attack.
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Louisiana State University
Volunteers
Tennessee
Bob Andridge
George
Catego
Bruins Dominate Golden Bears 20-7 at Memorial Coliseum
UCLA remains undefeated as Kenny Washington leads offense in a 20 to 7 win over California. Washington scored and threw for two more scores while Jackie Robinson did not play. The Bruins finally clicked as a cohesive unit for the full game.
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LOS Angeles
INS
Ucla Bruins
Golden Bears
California
Memorial Coliseum
Bruins
Bears
Harrell
Kenny Washington
UCLA
Bruin
Jackie Robinson
Washington
Bruns
Westwoodards
Cornell Wins To Stay Unbeaten
Cornell defeated Columbia 13 to 7 as Mike Ruddy blocked a kick and fell on it for the go ahead score in the third period. The game was played in Ithaca before about 15 000 fans and kept Cornell unbeaten and untied.
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Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Mike Ruddy
Columbia
Penn Passes Navy To 13 6 Victory In Front Of 70000
Penn out-passed Navy 13-6 before 70 000 spectators in Philadelphia. Oklahoma A and M Cowboys trounced New Mexico Aggies 20-0 in Stillwater after a 6-0 start.
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Penn
Navy
Philadelphia
Midshipmen
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A & M
Cowboys
New Mexico Aggies
Pitt Wins On Blocked Kick To Beat Temple
In Philadelphia 18 000 fans watched Pitt defeat Temple 13 to 7 after a third period blocked kick broke a 7 7 tie. Pitt right end Dickinson blocked a Temple kick at the Temple 30 and sprinted to the Owls 7. Dick Cassiano scored from the one on fourth down.
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Purdue
Byelena
Brock Galvin
Brown
DeWitte
Galvin
Prasse
Iowa
Kinnick
Dean
Petty
Byelone
Philadelphia
Pitt
Panthers
Temple
Dickinson
Owls
Dick Cassiano
Fordham Rams Defeat Rice Institute 13 to 7 in Test
In New York 20 000 watched Fordham Rams upset Rice Institute Owls 13 7 with two early thrusts in the first half. Big Ernie Lain threw a pass for Fordham’s lone third period score.
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NEW York
Fordham Rams
Rice Institute Owls
Ernie Lain
Invaders
Huskies Blank Montana 9–0 Behind Berg Field Goal
Washington Huskies held off the Montana Grizzlies 9 to 0 with a second period field goal by Elmer Berg and a fourth quarter touchdown pass from Don Jones to Earl Younglove for 14 yards.
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Seattle, Wash
Ins
Elmer Berg
Washington Huskies
Montana Grizzlies
Don Jones
Earl Younglove
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