Cornell Beats Knox 13 7 In Second Half Rally
Cornell’s Purple machine overcame a 7 point defecit in the second half to defeat Knox 13 to 7 at Puntu Vernon. Reserve back Fred Shadle sparked the late drive with two rushing touchdowns and Rastie Reynolds added key punt returns and blocking to seal the win for the Purple.
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Valparaiso Beats Ball State Teachers in Indiana Tilt
Valparaiso University net fall team defeated Ball State Teachers here Saturday by 29 to 0. It marked Valparaiso's sixth straight win in the march toward the Indiana intercollegiate title. Eatinger Bauer Olsend and Bender starred for Valpo.
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Southern Methodist Held To 0 0 Tie By Texas Ams
In Dallas 15 000 fans watched Southern Methodist stop Texas A and M in a homecoming clash. The teams played to a scoreless 0 0 tie as SMU contained the aerial attack of the Aggies in steady weather at the stadium.
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New York U Violets Rally to Beat Georgia Bulldogs 13-7
New York University’s Violets erned a sluggish spell after Georgia scored in the third quarter and then surged to a 13-7 victory before 15 000 fans at Yankee Stadium. A late third quarter forward pass and a swift run produced NYU’s two touchdowns ending a two game skid and avenging last year’s loss to Georgia.
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Princeton Routs Lehigh 53 to 0 in Tigertown Clash
Princeton revives football form at Palmer Stadium beating Lehigh 53 to 0 in front of 15,000 fans. McPartland and Johnston scored twice each, with Garrett Knell and James adding one apiece and Fortune kicking five placements.
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Platteville Miners Over Dubuque University 13–0
Platteville School of Mines defeated Dubuque University 13 to 0 at home. Rudwel and Gederberg produced the touchdowns with Anderson kicking the extra point as Platteville asserted a strong running game against the visitors. The win marks the fifth meeting in the series with Platteville now leading two to one.
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Badgers Edge Illinois 20 to 12 in Close Gridiron Battle
Wisconsin defeats Illinois 20 to 12 as Walser and Schneller score for Wisconsin while Berry connects with passes for Illinois. Coaches, lineups, and officials listed. game details include scoring by periods and substitutions.
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Chicago
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Michigan
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North Dakota Defeats Morningside 12-0 on Muddy Field
North Dakota closes home football slate with a 12 to 0 victory over Morningside in a muddy Grand Forks clash. Coach West rotates players, while Pierce scores late for the Sioux and the Nodak forwards dominate the battle.
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Lund Manders Lead Gophers To 26 0 Win Over Mississippi
Minnesota defeated Mississippi 26 to 0 as Lund scored multiple touchdowns and Manders kicked two extra points. The Gophers relied on a strong line and swift pulls, while Mississippi struggled to gain yardage behind a stout defense.
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Vast Array of College Scores and Notices Across Regions
The page lists numerous college football and basketball scores from East and Midwest games, naming teams such as Oklahoma A. & M., Tulsa, Creighton, Michigan State, North Dakota, Ohio Wesleyan, Valparaiso, Cincinnati, Williams, Union, and many others. It also includes real estate or legal notices referencing grantors and occupancy terms with tax details.
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Major League Managers Shift to Bench Strategy
New York reports Sidney Weil of the Reds argues bench managers cut costs and may outperform playing managers. Donie Bush Dave Bancroft and Edd Roush are noted as strong candidates, while Cronin Terry and Fonseca are highlighted for their teams. The piece surveys multiple clubs and management choices amid financial strain and player shortages.
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Lew Fonseca
Marty McManus
Charlie Grimm
Cyclones Routed by Kansas Aggies 31 to 0
Kansas State overwhelmed Iowa State 31 to 0 in Manhattan. Dougal Russell sparked the win with a 68 yard touchdown run after a kickoff return, while three third quarter scores sealed the game. Iowa State quarterback Berger was carried from the field after collapsing on a play.
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Ashland Tomcats End Long Winning Run with Erie Defeat
Ashland high school, unbeaten since November 11, 1925, lost to East high of Erie Pa 19 to 13 in a season's first upset. The setback ends 35 straight victories, with Ashland dropping to 60 wins and 4 ties over 64 games since the last loss in 1924. Erie, known for snapping streaks, stopped Ashland's dominant run in eight-year span.
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Grinnell Freshmen Defeat Ames Yearlings 6 to 0
Grinnell's B team topped Ames Yearlings 6 to 0 at Pioneer field as Sam Singer intercepted a pass and returned 75 yards for a touchdown after three tied quarters. The following game ended in a scoreless draw between Grinnell frosh and Drake first year men.
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Missouri Stops Oklahoma 14-6 For First Victory Of Season
Missouri defeated Oklahoma 14 to 6 before 12 000 fans in Norman. Carl Johanningmeier scored one touchdown and Hatfield added another as Missouri built a 14 point lead with early score and a third period TD while Oklahoma managed a lone Dunlap score late. The Tiger defense stifled late Sooner passing drives and kept Oklahoma from a comeback.
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Notre Dame Routs Kansas In Spectacular Rally 24 6
Notre Dame overcame a slow start to beat Kansas 24 to 6 before 22 000 in Lawrence. Nick Kukats Joe Sheeketski and Melinkovich scored on long runs 59 60 and 70 yards as the Irish avenged a previous 24 5 defeat. Kansas struck first on a Schake to Smith pass scoring early but ND blocked extra points and pulled away with two more touchdowns in the second half.
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Creighton Cruises Past Washington U 40 0 in MVC Opener
Creighton Bluejays routed Washington Bears 40 to 0 in St. Louis, the MVC opener. Star Corney Collin scored three touchdowns, kicked four extra points, and contributed passes and punts, while Creighton’s line stifled Washington.
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Standout sports feats of the year across 1932
A Brockton reader lists top performances of 1932 in a chronological mock roundup. Malcolm Campbell sets speed records at Daytona Beach. California crew wins eight-oared events. Ellsworth Vines crowns world champion in tennis. Gene Sarazen shines in Open golf. Bill Carr dominates sprinting and Olympic prep. Babe Didrikson excels in track and Olympic records. Jim Bausch tops in Olympic decathlon. Eddie Tolan wins double sprints. Japan tops world swimming. Jimmy Foxx belted 58 home runs. Babe Ruth homers in World Series game three.
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Spears Drops Badger Line as QB, Guards Shake Up
Madison Wis AP Halfway through his first season at Wisconsin Dr Clarence Spears benches capt Greg Kabat and Harvey Kranhold from the first string and moves Buckets Goldenberg from back fielder to tackle after enrollment issues. The resulting Wisconsin forward wall is entirely composed of players in their first Big Ten season.
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Gophers Develop Aerial Power Under Bierman
Minnesota under Bernie Bierman is developing a forward passing threat linking Land to Robinson and Baston that echoes the 1915 1916 teams. Robinson scores against Iowa, and a pass to Jack Manders sets up a Gopher touchdown against Nebraska. Francis Lund emerges as a precise passer replacing injured Myron Ubi, while Robinson refines a high leaping receiving style.
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