Impressive Hawkeyes Thrill 8 200 by Plastering Huskers
Iowa defeats Nebraska 27 to 6 before 8 200 fans in Iowa City. Nelson Smith scored three touchdowns as Forrest Masterson opened holes for rushing, while Kelso and Hansen starred on defense and at tackle. Nebraska managed only one first down after late in the game and saw drops and blocked kicks hinder their drive.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Slip Madigan
Nebraska
Madigan
Nelson Smith
Coe
Moray Eby
Army Air Corps
Smith
Forrest Masterson
Masterson
Kelso
eLaughlin
Fagerlind
Miller
Flood
Winslow
Stewart
Hansen
Kersten
Woodard
Hawks
Sce
Jim Hansen
John Selzer
Cornhuskers
Selzer
Navy Power Blasts Notre Dame in Cyclone Loss
Iowa State loses to Oklahoma 12 to 7 in Clyde Williams stadium as Navy powered Sooners stop a late Cyclone bid. A key fumble and a halted goal-line run kept the Cyclones from breaking through, with Oklahoma sealing the win in the first half and maintaining control through the final minutes.
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Ames
Iowa State Cyclones
A. M. Michalske
Clyde Williams
Sooners
Iowa
Cyclones
Chuck Wright
Omaha
Iowa State
Joe Noble
Howard
Ats
Navy
Notre Dame
Navy rolls over Notre Dame in 32 13 victory at Municipal Stadium
Navy, a powerhouse line and disciplined defense, crushed Notre Dame 32 to 13 before about 67 000 in Baltimore. Clyde Scott scored from five yards as the Middies surged after a shaky start, delivering a dominant performance to shatter the Irish.
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Baltimore
Navy
Notre Dame
Municipal Stadium
Penn
Northwestern and Minnesota deadlock in homecoming clash
Minnesota and Northwestern battled to a 14 14 tie as both sides showed weak offenses. Northwestern scored twice on 74 and 20 yard runs by Henry Altpepper while Minnesota failed to gain a first down in the final two periods. A first quarter penalty nullified a potential Minnesota touchdown drive.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern
Minnesota
the Gophers
Wildcats
Henry Altpeter
John, Yungwirth
Bob Funderburg
Michigan Dominates Penn 41 19 at Franklin Field
Michigan, missing backs Bob Wiese and Bob Nussbaumer, rolled to a 41-19 victory over Penn before 48,000 fans at Franklin Field. New starters Ralph Chubb and Don Lund sparked the attack as Michigan scored four touchdowns in the second period and moved to six wins in seven games. Penn added a third period score and two late touchdowns against Michigan’s reserves.
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Michigan
Bob Wiese
Bob Nussbaumer
Penn
Franklin Field
Wolverines
Navy
Fritz Crisler
Ralph Chubb
Don Lund
Buckeyes Come From Behind to Shatter Hoosier Hopes
Iowa Navy Beahawks rout Cornell 41 to 2 in a Saturday practice field game as revenge for an earlier Cornell win. The intra squad affair featured Squadron K and Squadron L with Thurston starring for the Beahawks, pages continued on Page 2.
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Buckeyes
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Cornell
Iowa Navy
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Hilltoppers
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Thurston
Seahawks Deliver 47-27 Victory Over Tulsa Attack
The Iowa Seahawks built a 27-0 halftime lead then withstood a Tulsa rally to win 47-27 in Tulsa. Del Taylor, Bob Sullivan, Don Samuels and Bob Smith powered the ground game while Bobby Jack Stuart threw three TD passes and Camp Wilson returned a kickoff 94 yards for a fourth score.
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Okla
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Hurricanes
del Taylor
Bob Sullivan
Don Samuels
Bob Smith
Sailors
Hurricane
Seahawks
Bobby Jack Stuart
Camp Wilson
Sailor
Dimancheff Sparks Purdue to 35 0 Rout of Wisconsin
Boris Dimancheff who joined Purdue after Butler dropped football last fall led the Boilermakers to a 35-0 Big Ten win over Wisconsin. The 180 pound back scored four touchdowns and helped Purdue build a 29-0 advantage as 20 000 watched the Homecoming game before Dimancheff left midway through the fourth period after an early injury to Earl Jirard.
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James E. Walters
Lafayette
Ind
Boris Dimancheff
Purdue University
Butler University
Boilermakers
Wisconsin
Purdue
Football Scores Across Regions Include Big Ten and South
The page lists scattered college football results by region. Nebraska, Michigan State, Kansas, Oklahoma, and California matchups show varied scores with several close games and high totals, including Missouri and Wichita. More scores are indicated on the next page.
Ohio State Pulls Away To Beat Indiana 21 7
Ohio State Overcomes slow start to edge Indiana 21 to 7 before 56,380 at Columbus. The Bucks improve to six straight wins while Indiana suffers its second loss of the season. Key sequence includes Bob Hoernschemeyer to Dick Deranek early and Les Horvath touchdown passes in the second quarter.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Indiana University
Hoosiers
Bucks
Ohio State
Bob Hoernschemeyer
Dick Deranek
Indiana
Ge Moda Aran
Les Horvath
Jack Dugger
Horvath
Norman Drives Over Oklahoma Aggies
Norman defeats Oklahoma Aggies as Stilwater notes field goals and touchdowns in a low detail recap with second quarter field goal mentioned.
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Norman
Oklahoma
WATER
Okla
Mns
Trojans Beat Navy 28 21 at Memorial Coliseum
Southern California triumphs 28-21 over Navy at Memorial Coliseum in front of 40,009 fans. Don Burns White returns kickoff for a key early spark while Navy rallies to tie 21 21 in the fourth quarter before Troy answers to seal the victory.
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Navy
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Memorial Coliseum
Us.c
Don Burns
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Jim Hardy Sicha
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