Monmouth Triumphs Over Cornell 19–0 on Scapecchi 92 Yard Run
Monmouth defeated Cornell 19 to 0 as Scapecchi surged 92 yards for a TD and Kauzlarich added a point after. Monmouth built a 142–109 yard edge on the ground while intercepting five Cornell passes and capitalizing on key defensive plays in a low scoring conference game.
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Cornell
Monmouth
Scots
Scapecchi
Wee
Nelson
Sapp
Nicol
Skinner
Kauzlarich
Leith Nelson
LE 5Esse
Paul
Vickers Ae
Yeeeee Spencer Vipend
Lyman
Hokonson Cleland
Anderson
Plunkett
Bowman Lyle Nelson
Wilson Kauzlarich
Knudson
Seeer Tornquist
Gardner
Lindstrom
Christenson
Rernstein
Vancil
Carwile
Baker
Paschen
Bob Saggau
Denison Ia
Lews Zonini
Navy
Saggau
Zontini Place
Saggan
Hal Hansen
Irish
Ralph Anderson
Louis Mayo
Notre Dame
John Kelly
Zontini
Joe Thesing
Cliff Lenz
George Rassas
Nary
Kerr
LE Coos
Stevenson
Thesing
Piepuli
Zonini
Morrison
Brown
Kelly
Broscoe
Rassas
Bear
Kell
Brew
McGoldrick
Bossu
Sullivan
Kelly Hollendower
Lonehi
Mooneybacks
Sitko
Stevens
O'Meara
Crowe
Sheridan
Sageau Burnell
McGannon
Chesawmere
Burke
Corbett
Jarvis
Witter
Feldmeyer
Trimble
Harwood
Lenz
Hansen
Blatin
Worden
Officials Examination Postponed To November Fourteen
The Cedar Rapids Officials association annual exam, planned for Coe gym Monday night, is rescheduled to November 14. The delay follows Friday night postponements of several high school games including the Wilson versus Franklin match.
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Cedar Rapids Officials Association
Coe Gymnasium
Wilson
Franklin
Georgia Tech Edges Kentucky 19 18 in Tight Tilt
Georgia Tech's Yellow Jackets beat Kentucky 19 to 18 before 10,000 fans in Atlanta. Kentucky scored first, Tech answered, then built a late lead. A wide placekick in the final quarter prevented a tying score.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
Kentucky
Tech
Linn County Supervisor Long Record Campaign Appeal
Wes Robovsky urges voters to support his administration of Linn County Government by the Board of Supervisors over the past three years. He claims the record is among the best in Iowa and asks for votes on election day, Tuesday November 8, 1933.
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Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Washburn Beats Grinnell 6-0 in Valley Football
Brady, Washburn back, runs 59 yards for the game's only TD as Washburn defeats Grinnell 6 to 0 in Missouri Valley conference play. Grinnell threatened late. Luther intercepted a Washburn pass on the goal line and returned to the 12.
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Grinnell
Washburn
Ichabods
Luther
Walters
Homann
Little
Jorgensen
Jones
Berg
Hich
Vaurlin
Gardner
Haman
Nash
Fort
Mix
Carmen
Bernstein
Mowrey
Bethel
L. Clark
McIntosh
Schroeder
Scott
Owen
Pops" Harrison
L. L. Mendenhall
Iowa State Teachers
Bud Knox
Des Moines
Minnesota
Iowa
Gould
Christiansen
Franck
Bush
Dean
McLain
Prasse
Enich
Bubler
Town
Buhler
Palma
Niles
Towa
Bell
Bob Johnson
Guhier
Buller
Kinnick
van Everyn
Faust
Evans
van Every
Ruard
Moore
Twedell
Schultz
Johnson
Kilbourne
Rork
Douge
Poluga
Nead
Allen
Snider
Kelley
Tollefson
Smith
Touehdown Bell
Keere
Kulbitski
Elmer
Iowan
Belstorl
Bjorklund
Jabbra
Balazs
Elderly
Ohlgren
Hoel
Petit
Andruska
Minne
Michigan Routs Penn 19 to 13 in a hard fought game
Michigan led 19 to 0 after two touchdowns in the second quarter and a third in the third, with Freddie Trosko scoring on a pass from Paul Kramer. Penn answered with two late scores as reserves played, but Michigan held on for the victory.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Wolverine
Fritz Crisier
Wile
Penn
Quakers
Wolverines
Freddie Trosko
Paul Kramer
Siegel
Michigan Penn game recap with multiple touchdowns noted
Michigan and Pennsylvania fought to a scoring battle as Dutcher and Straub led Penn with two touchdowns while Michigan reply came from Sukup Kramer and Evasherski. The game featured long passing and key turnovers with Penn gaining 330 passing yards to Michigan 68.
South Dakota U. Clinches North Central Title in Snow
Vermillion SD AP The University of South Dakota clinched the North Central conference football championship with a 20 to 0 victory over North Dakota State in a snowstorm. A four inch snow blanket covered the field in the first half. This is USDs first conference crown since 1927. The Coyotes can still lose to Iowa Teachers yet finish ahead of the Bisons.
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Vermillion, SD
University of South Dakota
North Dakota State Bisons
South Dakota
Coyotes
Iowa
Bisons
Lawrence Triumphs Over Beloit For Conference Title
Lawrence College of Appleton defeated Beloit 13 to 7 on Beloit's homecoming day to clinch the undisputed Midwest football conference championship.
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Lawrence
Beloit
Wis
Lawrence College of Appleton
Dartmouth Rolls Over Dickinson in 44 6 Victory
Hanover game report shows Dartmouth varsity limited to six minutes in final quarter but dominated Dickinson after a close first three periods. The Indians built a commanding lead and secured the 44 to 6 win.
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Dartmouth
Dickinson
Washington Defeats Stanford 10 7 in Season Opener
Washington defeats Stanford 10 to 7 in a loosely played game at Palo Alto. The Huskies secure their first win of the season behind a strong defensive effort and timely scoring.
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Washington
Stanford
Palo Alto. Calif
University of Washington
Iowa Minnesota Football First Period Play By Play Summary
A detailed account of the opening period in the Iowa at Minnesota game with series, runs, passes, fumbles, and punts. Iowa’s early defensive stand and Minnesota advances set the tone, ending with Iowa trailing 3 to 1.
Wisconsin 20 Northwestern 13 in Big Ten clash
Wisconsin defeated Northwestern 20 to 13 to share the Big Ten lead with Minnesota. Key plays included a 95-yard kickoff return by Bernie Jefferson and two Berlin touchdown passes to finish Northwestern’s aerial threat.
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Wisconsin
Grefe
Erwin Madsen
Badgers
Gophers
Tony Gradisnik
Northwestern
Roy Bellin
Ryan
Bellin
Schmitz
Badger
Jefferson
Wildcats
Madison
Big Ten
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Pyennetert
Daaly
Smith
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Volsts
Goldak
Lokane
Heimenz
O'Leary
Hay
McGurn
Contens
Purtell
Mesec
Madsen
Super Wisconsin
Gile
Welenndt
Werner
Dorsch
Tornow
Halloway
Embick
Doyie
Gage
Gradisnik
York
Paskvan
J. S. Getchell
St, Thomas
R. W. Finsterwald
Ohio
L. Clarno
Bradley
Jay Wyatt
Miscourt
Texas Christian Tromps On Tulsa Eleven 21 to 0
Texas Christian University’s Horned Frogs remained unbeaten by defeating Tulsa 21 to 0 in Tulsa. TCU struck twice in the first quarter and added a late score in the fourth, while holding Tulsa to a shutout.
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Texas Christian
Tulsa
Okla
Horned Frogs
University of Tulsa
Western Reserve Tops West Virginia 7 0 in 63 Yard TD Drive
Western Reserve University defeated West Virginia University 7 to 0 as a 63 yard third period scoring drive helped the Redcats extend their winning streak to ten games.
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Western Reserve
West Virginia
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Redcats
Boston College Defeats Indiana 14 to 0 in Rough Test
Boston College remains undefeated by beating Indiana 14 to 0 before 23 000 fans. Charles O Rourke sparked a 95 yard second period drive with a 50 yard run and Ed Cows hig scored on a late fourth quarter interception return as the Eagles outgained the Hoosiers 187 to 120 on the ground and 218 total rushing and passing yards.
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OSTON
Boston College
Indiana
Hoosiers
Eagles
Charlie O Rourke
Boston
Ann Rourke
Horsfall
Pete Cignetti
Iorsfall
Ed Cowshig
Boston Colleges
Hal Hursh
Ed Clasen
Hoosier
Ray Dumke
Lorsfall
Hoston
Goodrenult
Lukachik
Yauckees
Mahon
Missouri Tigers Top Michigan State 6–0 in Intersectional Clash
In Columbia Missouri the University of Missouri Tigers shut out Michigan State Spartans 6 to 0 with a late third quarter line plunge. Paul Christman scored the decisive six yard touchdown through the right side of the line.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri Tigers
Michigan State Spartans
Paul Christman
Spartan
South Carolina Beats Duquesne 7–0 in Rainy Showdown
In Columbia South Carolina the Gamecocks defeated Duquesne 7 to 0 before 6500 fans. A late fourth quarter touchdown capped a mostly even game played on a rain soaked field.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Duquesne
Baylor Bears Triumph Over Longhorns 14-3
Baylor's offense featured a strong passing attack Patterson to Boyd connect for both touchdowns as the Bears beat Texas 14 to 3 in Austin.
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Baylor Bears
Austin, Tex
Baylor
Bears
University of Texas Longhorns
Patterson
Boyd
Upper Iowa Falls to Wesleyan 19 7 in Mount Pleasant
Wesleyan Tigers beat Upper Iowa 19 to 7 at Mount Pleasant. Will Hatfield returned a punt for a touchdown and Ray Forbes added a second Wesleyan score after a Wehrle pass. Upper Iowa failed to sustain drives with 38 passes incomplete for 160 yards.
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Kinnick
Franck
Jabbra
Iowna
Smith
Iown
Notgard
Petit
Jabhra
Minnesota
Belflerl
Gould
Prasse
Buller
Eicherly
Town
Kinenick Quick
van Every
Kelley
Buhler
Bush
Kilbourne
Iowa
Bubler
Christiansen
Towa
Kinnick Quick
Paffrath
Elderly
McLain
Belfiord
Chrise Tlansen
Pasirath
Nead
Enich
Bell
Coanter Kinnick
Ows
Mount Pleasant
Upper Iowa
Will Hatfield
Wesleyan
Elmer Fenton
Ray Forbes
Fred Wehrle
Spatcher
Alderson
Chamberlain
Hatfield
Peacock
Wrealesan Tate LE Harden
Andrysk
Fenton Strone
Smeg Chamberlain
Bonner Peterson
Boyle Grant
McConnaughey Brady
Wehrle Buell
Wehrle Spatcher
Kriecer Alderson
Forbes Evans
FU Hatfield
Upper Town
Forbes
Fenton
Mente Upper Town
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Sprague
Wes Robovsky
Frank Reagan
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Don Siegel
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Jack Meyer
Reagan
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Iowa State
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Forrest Evashevski
Kromer
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Fred Straub
Bill Miller
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Miller
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Frutti Reagan
S. QB
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Eee
Kramer Burke
Harmon Connell
PB Vases
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Sukup
Stroud
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Nichol
Son
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John Schommer
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Kischer
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Myre
Elmer Tollefson
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Bartlett
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Levoir
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Erickson
Hurt
Poluth
Irvine
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Bill Schmitz
Vincent Garre
Weiss
Red Hahnenstein
Vass
Berlin
Crusaders
Irish Conquer Navy
Layden
Missouri
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Joe Topinka
People Square
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