Clinton Triumphs 7-0 Over Roosevelt In Muddy Opener
Clinton defeats Roosevelt 7 to 0 at Hill Park in a muddy opening clash. Ira Lund scores on a second down plunge after a long drive, with Fred Kinkaid adding the extra point. Roosevelt threatens late but Clinton holds, earning 9 first downs to 7 and a defensive stand by Williams Taylor Hammill and Larson.
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Scheffelbein
Bert Jenkins
Iowa
Grville Rust
Des Moines University
Um- Pire
Arlo Sanderson
Cornell
Minnesota Defeats Iowa 28 to 0 in Big Ten Clash
Minnesota dominates Iowa with a 28 point surge asuma forward wall opens gaps for Buhler Christiansen Franck and Paffrath. Moore and Paffrath score while Bell Bartelt convert points as Iowa fails to threaten after a scoreless tie with Purdue.
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Yale Rallies To Beat Brown 20-14 In New Haven
Yale and Brown produced a seesaw showdown as Ray Anderson led Yale to a 20-14 comeback victory. Brown led 14-7 at halftime before Yale surged in the third quarter, scoring twice to pull ahead. Ashton passed to Burr and Moody for touchdowns, with Hall and Miller adding key plays and the late 95 yard march sealing the win.
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J. Miller
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Burr
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Hopgood
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Oklahoma Cruises to 26-0 Win Over Kansas State
In Norman, the undefeated Sooners overwhelmed Kansas State 26 to 0. Oklahoma dominated with 18 first downs and 168 rushing yards while holding the Wildcats to three first downs and 60 rushing yards. Howard McCarty highlighted the matchup by returning a punt 70 yards to set up a score.
Alabama Downs Tulane 3 0 on 16 Yard Field Goal
Alabama defeats Tulane 3 to 0 as Vic Bradford kicks a 16 yard field goal in the final five minutes. The Tide held Tulane to 2 first downs and 71 rushing yards while piling up 13 first downs and 128 rushing yards.
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Columbia Humbles Virginia in 39 to 0 shutout
Columbia University, without key players Sid Luckman and Capt. Jack Wright, overwhelmed the University of Virginia 39 to 0 before 15,000 fans. The victory, Columbia’s first in four starts, came with steady scoring each quarter and a dominant defense.
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Columbia University
University of Virginia
Sid Luckman
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Wisconsin Beats Northwestern 20 13 in Evanston
Roy Bellin, Wisconsin right halfback, runs for a gain in the first quarter while Cleo Diehl and John Haman pursue for Northwestern. Northwestern teammates Dut Hch and Tom Eby are noted as defenders. Wisconsin wins the clash 20 to 13.
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Roy Bellin
Wisconsin
California Nips California Bears 13 to 7 in Reno Stadium
Southern California overcame a strong first half by California to win 13 to 7. Vic Botteri connected on a 38 yard pass to Morley Matthewson for a score and Granny Lansdell capped a late drive with a six yard TD run. Jack Banta added a late one yard score as Gaspar’s extra point failed.
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Morley Matthewson
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Granny Lansdell
Phil Gaspar
Jimmy Jones
Billy Sangster
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Southern California
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Jack Banta
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Carnegie Tech Upsets Pitt In City Scholastic Football Tilt
Tech outplayed Pittsburgh 7 0 in the second period and added a field goal as Merlyn Condit and Muha scored for Carnegie Tech. Pitt’s defense and blocking faltered without star back Goldberg, while Tech’s unusual blocking and passing game helped secure the victory and a possible share of the 1938 city scholastic title.
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E. Z. Miller
Penn State
Red Pepper Sport Chatter Recaps Pitt and Football Upset
The column recalls Bat Nelson and family wealth amid court moves, then shifts to University of Pittsburgh football amid a stunning loss to Carnegie Tech. It tracks Iowa Purdue ties, Ohio State draws, and the Rose Bowl chase as Howard Jones faces scrutiny at USC and Francis Schmidt’s Buckeyes seek rebound.
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Drake Fumbles Against Iowa State in 1960s Big Eight Clash
Drake failed to threaten Iowa State as Bobby Underwood recovery and a 57 yard kickoff return in the second half energized the Drake partisans. Iowa State led 66 to 14 after Reupke and Vickerstall touchdowns and a Boswell safety.
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Cornell Cross Country Team Captures Loop Title
Beloit runners finished first and second but Cornell College of Mount Vernon Iowa won the Midwest conference cross country meet by one point. Monmouth placed third, Ripon fourth, Carleton fifth.
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Iowa Board Approves Insurance Plan for High Schools
The Iowa High School Athletic Association Board of Control authorized forming a mutual injury insurance structure for about 35 000 teachers with participation optional. The plan calls for 1 50 dollars per day to insure athletes for the school year. Principal work begins immediately with George A. Brown guiding setup. operation hoped before basketball season. North high riot charges were ignored as officials met with association leaders. Dr. C Warner was reelected chair and Ted Sauer treasurer. other members listed.
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George A. Brown
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Or. C. Warner
Diagonal
Ted Sauer
Fairfield
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H. E. Ilsley
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Clair Ellis
New Providence
Harvard Bury Chicago 47 13 In Cambridge
Harvard defeats Chicago 47 to 13 in an intersectional game witnessed by about 20 000 fans. Quarterback Lollie Sherman and Bob Wasem connected on 32 and 38 yard touchdown passes to spark Chicago’s early 13 point lead before Harvard rallied with multiple scoring drives and two third period touchdowns.
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Frank Foley
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Plunkett Glueck
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Hanity MacDonald
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State Teachers Triumph Over Emporia in Narrow 14 13 Win
Iowa State Teachers edged Emporia Teachers 14 13 after two pivotal forward laterals. Trailing 7 13 with three minutes left, Indvik connected, scoring on a pass to McCabe and a later flip to Dutcher, with Shirk kicking the decisive extra point. Hoyt had Emporia’s early TD but Petty’s failed conversion narrowed the final margin.
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Methodist Trips Texas Aggies 10-7 in Dallas
SMU defeated Texas A&M 10 to 7 as Big Joe Pasqua, a sophomore reserve tackle, kicked a 45 yard field goal with 30 seconds left to secure the win for the Mustangs in Dallas.
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Bears Fall 6-0 to Fairfield in Tight Gridiron Battle
McKinley high of Cedar Rapids held to a 6 to 0 loss at Fairfield as Earl Carr dazzled early but was halted on the key drive. Fairfield’s Vernon Stolba intercepted Knedler’s pass to stop a McKinley march, while Knedler scored the Trojan touchdown on a drive finished by his own rush.
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Rice Beats Arkansas 3–0 Amid Field Riot
In Fayetteville Arkansas Rice Institute defeated the University of Arkansas 3 to 0 in a Southwest Conference game. After the final whistle a riot broke out on the field as fans confronted referee Alvin Bell over a no play ruling on a late Rice field goal. Police and National Guard restored order.
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Various College Football Scores From The Weekend
A wide list of college football results across multiple conferences. Scores include Oklahoma 26 Kansas State 6, Ohio Northern 0, and several other games featuring Western Reserve, DePauw, Williams, Bates, and many more.
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St Olaf Cowboys? Vikings Triumph in Snow Battle
St Olaf beat Luther 12 to 0 in a homecoming snowstorm as Rosendahl led the Ole defense and offense with multiple twists. Labeau and Trebbin contributed key runs while Stolaf blanked Luther throughout the game.
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Decorah Wins 7-6 Over Charles City in Key Conference Match
Decorah defeated Charles City 7 to 6 before 1,500 fans in Decorah Iowa, moving toward the Northeastern Iowa conference championship. Bob Knowlton blocked a punt in the second quarter leading to Decorah’s score and conversion. Charles City answered in the third with a TD but missed the extra point.
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