Pitt Panthers Triumph In 19 12 Battle With Penn
Pittsburgh defeats Pennsylvania 19 to 12 in a hard fought clash at Franklin Field. Heller and Sebastian triggered a decisive 12 point Pitt surge while Penn rallied late with a long punt return and a final pass attempt. Officials kept busy as rough play flared and penalties mounted.
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Dartmouth Eleven Beats New Hampshire 25 to 0
Dartmouth ends its home season by blanking New Hampshire 25 to 0 in Hanover. Wilburn Powers, the fleet left halfback, scored two touchdowns as the Big Green shut out the Wildcats in the first meeting since Dartmouth scored once in each period. The article notes a curious aside about an elephant’s oil capacity.
Pro Football Exhibit Underscores Real He Man Game
In a charity match the Bears defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers in a rough display as Red Grange played despite a dislocated shoulder. Benny Friedman struggled with passes as Chicago’s defense intercepted and returned two. Luke Johnson and Bill Hewitt scored on long returns while Grange endured hard tackling and minimal gains.
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Dick Nesbitt
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Jack Grossman
Rutgers
I C Cage Squad Starts Drill With Four Veterans Back
Immaculate Conception high cage candidates open winter workouts under Coach Paul Coon with forty men, four returning letter winners Ray Neary Herbert Morehead Jim Green and George Shearer. The squad includes new prospects and lacks two key graduates Lambert and Wood erhoff. An eighteen game schedule begins December 5 at Iowa City against St Marys with multiple home and away games through February 24 against St Ambrose and St Marys Clinton.
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Carleton Triumphs Over Coe In Turbulent Mohawk Game
Carleton edges Coe 26 12 as senior spark and strong ground game key a rugged clash. Hild NBC Nordly and Petraborg score drives while Rasmussen and McDonald provide late stand as Carleton overcomes Coe despite multiple turnovers.
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Indiana Stymies Michigan In 7 0 Hoosier Shutout
Indiana holds Michigan to a 7 to 0 victory with three Michigan fumbles recovered by Indiana. Indiana passes in key moments while Michigan manages 128 yards to Indiana 77 and five Michigan interceptions amid a punctuated defensive slugfest.
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Purdue's Machine Gallops to 37 0 Win Over Maroons
Purdue dominates Chicago with 14 first downs and 235 yards to 62. Purvis doubles hits, Heckler two touchdowns, Hartsmann and Moss add scores. Chicago halts Peelle extra point. Purdue finishes with decisive scoring drives and strong defense.
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Cherio
H. Keegan
Kurtz
James Masker
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Arnle Mucks
Wisconsini
Field Dge
Brice Morrison
Kansas
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Perry Graves
Ziinois
Hawkeyes Display Big Ten Caliber In Nebraska Thriller
Iowa fought Nebraska to the final whistle in Iowa City as Schammel and Teyro connected on passes and Laws returned a kickoff to set up Iowa’s late scoring drive. A controversial defensive hold extended Nebraska’s drive, keeping the game close in a dramatic fourth quarter.
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Big Ten Ends Shine in 1992 Football Prospect Wave
The Big Ten touts a wealth of standout ends for 1992 with Purdue’s Moss and Minnesota’s Robinson as early top figures. Michigan’s Williamson, Northwestern’s Manske, Indiana’s Lyons and Dickey, and Michigan’s Petoskey provide strong wings amid injuries and shifting roles shaping the anticipated “ends year.”
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Belle Plaine Cardinals Meet Brooklyn Merchants Today
The Belle Plaine Cardinals and the Brooklyn Merchants clash in Brooklyn today. Belle Plaine, an independent eleven, hopes to repeat their 6 to 0 home win from last month with a lineup featuring Nick Baszyn, Lacey Ronchetti, Dave Walker, Edwin Polka, Bill Suchy, Lloyd Osborne, H Ealy, Neil Strawhorn, Fritz Draper, Charles Bradford, TL PacR, and Cletis Rusk.
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Neil Strawhorn
Fritz Draper
Charles Bradford
Cletis Rusk
Columbia Defeats Navy 7-6 in Rain-Soaked Showdown
Columbia remains undefeated with a 7-6 win over Navy before 14,000 fans. Navy struck first in the opening quarter, but Columbia’s Lippoth blocked a punt at the Middies 33 and Matal ran it in for a touchdown. Cliff Montgomery returned to steer a late drive, but the comeback fell short as Bookes missed the extra point.
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Michigan and Purdue Push Big Ten Lead with Big Wins
Michigan edged Indiana 7 to 0 to remain undefeated in conference play. Purdue crushed Chicago 37 to 0 securing its third win and sharing the lead with Northwestern. Ohio State won 20 to 6 at Northwestern to move into fifth place. Wisconsin rallied to beat Illinois 20 to 12. Minnesota beat Mississippi 26 to 0 outside the league, while Iowa lost 14 to 13 to Nebraska.
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Wisconsin
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Mississippi
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Syracuse Beats Oglethorpe 27-6 in Archbold Stadium
Syracuse University halted Oglethorpe University 27-6 at Archbold Stadium. Nick Dimansio sparked the win with a 78 yard run to Oglethorpe’s 32 yard line in the closing minutes.
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Ottumwa Retains Iowa High School Harriers' Title
Ottumwa high school successfully defended its cross country championship here Saturday against 24 schools. Mathew Belsem of Oskaloosa won the individual title and set a state record at 10,406. Muscatine finished second with 46 points as Ottumwa edged Oska loosa and Clinton for the team title.
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