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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1950

Page

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Coe Falls to Knox 10-0 in Key Conference Game

Coe College lost 10-0 at Knox in a pivotal Midwest Conference clash. Ripon clinched at least a share of the title with a 7-6 win over Carleton, leaving Coe and Knox still in the championship hunt with Beloit also in contention as each team has remaining games. The Kohawks faced a tough start after Knox recovered a kickoff fumble and later mounted a scoring drive.

Gazette Galesburg Coe Knox Kohawks Ripon Carleton Ripon and Wrence Beloit

Franklin crushes Tipton 33 7 to close Cedar Rapids season

Franklin dominates Tipton 33 7 at Hill Park lifting the Cedar Rapids football team to a convincing season finale win. Shady Day Rosenberg and Petsel spark the offense with repeated runs and two quick touchdowns, while Day dazzles with broken field moves. A late Tipton drive produces their score on a Reeder to McQuillen pass.

Franklin Cedar Rapids Tipton Hill Park Shady Day John Rosenberg Bob Petsel Day The Airways Emil Klumpar McQuillen Kruse Petsel Rosenberg Foster

Iowa Gets Historic 13-0 Win Over Minnesota in Minneapolis

Iowa rebounded from an 83-21 loss at Ohio State to upset Minnesota 13-0 before 62,000 at Memorial Stadium. The Hawkeyes dominated three quarters, with 34-yard and 70-yard scoring drives and a third quarter 13-0 lead that Minnesota could not overcome. Wisconsin? No. The win marked Iowa's first shutout of Minnesota on its home field in decades and kept Iowa in fifth place in the Big Ten race.

Minnesota Iowa Minneapolis Hawkeyes Ohio State Gophers Hawkeye Purdue Madison Don Roedel Roedel Duane Brandt Faske Drahn Gopher John Towner Don Swartzendruber Harold Bardley Dick Wheaton Bill McMoore Juneburg Perrin Joe Paulsen Kevin Klefsaas Chuck Denning

Midwest Conference Rivalries Set For Saturday Games

Ripon faces Monmouth Beloit meets Carleton S D State travels to Carleton Coe plays Lawrence Knox clashes with Cornell Macalester meets Grinnell Carroll hosts Ripon. Conference action stacked with six pairings across six locales Saturday.

Beloit Monmouth S. D. State Carleton Coe Lawrence Knox Cornell Macalester Grinnell Carroll Ripon

Two Down Two To Go Hawkeyes Eye Illinois and Notre Dame

Pat Harmon analyzes Iowa football after a rough season start. Raffensperger aimed for five goals and Iowa has achieved two, including the West Coast and Minneapolis victories. Remaining hurdles include beating Illinois and Notre Dame, with defensive ends Hoff and Long key in limiting opponents. Iowa trails Ohio State in rushing but led Minnesota 254 to 122 on the ground.

West Wings Wilson Dominate Waterloo Tilt 39 to 20

West Waterloo opened with a 19 point first quarter surge and defeated Wilson of Cedar Rapids 39 20 on Saturday. Jim Hamilton threw three touchdown passes two to George Cilek and one to Arnie Soukup as Bruce Alexander powered the scoring with a 33 yard run and a later four yard TD. A Wilson fumble led to West scores and George Bunn intercepted a Rambler pass for another early touchdown. Field details list players for Wilson and West Waterloo with officials M M Rogers Leonard Ghill inglaw Russell Fisher.

Franklin Tipton Tigers Wayne Reeder Warren McQuillen McQuillen Kenneth Herring Herring Rosenberg Day Petsel Foster Waterloo West Wilson Cedar Rapids Dubuque Jim Hamilton George Cilek Arnie Soukup Bruce Alexander West Waterloo Ciick Soukup Hensch Alexander Bunn O'Connor Xp—Berray

Cornell Surprises Grinnell 2012 for First Loop Win

Cornell college Rams stun Grinnell Pioneers 20 to 12 before 1 600 fans to notch their second straight victory and lift from the cellar. Keck threw two TD passes to Harold Eakes and Dave Carr added a long run and ground gains as Cornell matched their first Midwest Conference win.

Cornell Grinnell Pioneers Dave Carr Winton Gable

Arizona Wildcats blank New Mexico Lobos 38 0 in Albuquerque

Arizona Wildcats routed New Mexico Lobos 38 to 0 in Albuquerque. The game featured a dominant defensive effort and decisive scoring drives by Arizona to seal the shutout.

Albuquerque N. M Ins Arizona University Wildcats New Mexico Lobos

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