Sophs Shine as Army Ducks Penn 28 13
Army defeats Penn 28 13 to remain unbeaten in 26 straight. Sophomore Gene Filipski rushes 29 and 73 yards for two quick scores after entering in the second half. Al Pollard adds four extra points as Army outgains the Quakers and intercepts three passes.
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Cadets
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Duck season outlook and pheasant notes from Iowa field report
The column reports duck hunting season conditions at Muskrat Slough near Olin and details opening dates and bag rules for trapping wildlife. It notes pheasant and quail seasons, hunter behavior, and a North Linn Fish and Game trap shoot near Central City with hours and locale.
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Olin
North Linn Fish and Game Club
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Dartmouth Upsets Yale 7-0 In Rainy Bowl Clash
Dartmouth opened with a first quarter touchdown and held Yale scoreless in a 7-0 victory before 35,000 fans in New Haven. Bob Tyler scored on a four yard run and Charley Dey kicked the extra point.
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Yale
New Haven
Freshman Iowa football scrimmage highlights strong line play
Iowa City report notes nearly 100 freshmen increasing drill tempo ending in a 8 to 7 intrasquad scrimmage won by the Black team on a safety. Guards Lloyd Colville Charles Booth Dick Frymir and tackles Jim Frazier Bill Lindquist Don Ginger impressed coach Wally Schwank along with end George Geist. Ed McCluskey broke a 60 yard run.
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Charles Booth
Galesburg
Ill
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Davenport
Frymir
Jim Frazier
Bill Lindquist
Orion, Ill
Don Ginger
Shenandoah
George Geist
East Waterloo
San Francisco Drives Past Denver 24-6 in Third-Quarter Blowout
The University of San Francisco football team surged in the third period to overpower Denver University 24 to 6 in Denver, maintaining dominance as the game swung in the visitors' favor.
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University of San Francisco
Denver University
South Dakota Upsets Iowa Teachers 14-7 in NC Conference
South Dakota University scored twice in the first quarter to upset Iowa State Teachers 14-7 in Cedar Falls. Ken Andree ran 37 yards for SDU's first TD, and Chuck Stetson returned a 32 yard interception for the second. Charles Cook added two extra points. Bud Fisher connected with Jim Miller for a 21 yard TD for the Teachers in the second period. Don Prior converted. The Teachers ended with a 4-2 conference record. SDU stood at 2-3 overall.
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Ken Andree
Chuck Stetson
South Dakota
Charles Cook
Bud Fisher
Jim Miller
Don Prior
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Eee
Cornell Harriers Top Grinnell In Cross Country Meet
Mt. Vernon Cornell Harriers defeated Grinnell 20 to 38 to claim a second cross country win this year. Brett Taylor of Grinnell won with 16 28, followed by Cornell’s Tom Grimes at 16 36. Ram runners finished fourth through seventh to seal the victory.
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Daryl Iverson
Roger Hartung
Duke Beats Georgia Tech 30-21 in Durham
Duke Blue Devils overcome an early Georgia Tech surge to win 30-21 at Durham. Billy Cox directs the offense with 133 passing yards and 144 rushing yards while Duke clocks 16 points in the second quarter and 14 in the fourth.
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Late Interception Helps Alabama to 14-7 Win
In Birmingham Alabama edged Georgia 14 to 7 as Ed Salem weathered a wet ball for risky passing and Jesse Richardson sealed it with a late interception. Georgia had tied the score in the second quarter after recovering a fumble at the Alabama three.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ed Salem
Jesse Richardson
Georgia
Irish Rally Twice for 19 10 Win Over Navy
Notre Dame salvaged its season with a 19-10 victory over Navy in Cleveland at Lakefront Stadium. Quarterback Bob Williams connected for two third quarter TD passes to overturn a 10-6 deficit, then a fourth quarter score came from a blocked punt and an 18 yard run. Navy’s attack opened the scoring but could not sustain the comeback as Notre Dame improved to 3 3 while Navy dropped to 2 4.
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Lakefront
Bob Williams
St Patrick's Cagers Open On Tuesday
St Patrick's high school basketball opens its 23 game schedule Tuesday at Newhall under new coach Joe Kenney. Only one returning letterman, senior Tom Jost, anchors a large squad with 32 candidates. Crew on trip to Newhall includes Hoffman Kramer Schulte Smith Jost Be vins Reeves Tro sky Cam bridge Naughton and others including Merrians Cunningham Gearhart Simkovitz Streitner Cambridge Elgas Schulte Blair Zerbe MacEardon Coffee Noel Pufall Kaufman Pheleps Lee Powrey Ramsdell Bender O'Hara and O'Shea. Home games return to Immaculate Conception court due to temporary church use of St Pat's gym. Schedule lists early games at Newhall Bennet ter City Waterloo Cascade Cascade St. Martin's Center Point and other venues.
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Newhall
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Hal Trosky
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Don Merrians
Bill Cunningham
Chuck Gearhart
Joe Simkovitz
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Paul Noel
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Jim Kaufman
Jim Pheleps
Lee Smith
Mike Powrey
Gene Ramsdell
Don Bender
Bill O'Hara
John O'Shea
Notre Dame vs Navy Narrowly Shifts in Third Quarter
Navy rises to a 7-0 lead with Bob Zastrow scoring after Bill Powers interception. Notre Dame answers with a Williams to Gay TD and a 54 yard rush by Landry, tying 7-7. Navy retakes lead on a Drew field goal as Notre Dame drives 77 yards, Ostrowski TD follows after a punt block by Groom.
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Navy
Williams
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Bob Zastrow
Roger Drew
Middies
Dave Flood
Zastrow
Irish
John Landry
Holy Cross Beats Harvard 26-7 in Drizzle
In Cambridge Massachusetts Holy Cross narrowly defeats Harvard 26-7 as sophomore Chuck Maley scores two touchdowns with only one completed pass in a rain soaked stadium crowd of about 11 thousand. Harvard’s lone touchdown comes on a 21 yard pass from Carroll Lowenstein to Jerry Blitz.
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Chuck Maley
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Carroll Lowenstein
Jerry Blitz
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