Badgers Fall to Ohio State in High-Scoring Football Tilt
Ohio State defeated Wisconsin 46 to 34 in a Western Conference shootout at Ohio Stadium before 58,519 fans. The game featured seven Buckeyes touchdowns and a strong scoring duel between backs Jack Graf and Pat Harder, with Graf scoring three times and pas sing for another while Harder added two TDs and an extra point.
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Georgia Tech Ground Game Beats Kentucky 20–13
Georgia Tech relied on its rushing attack to defeat Kentucky 20 to 13 before 12 000 supporters in Atlanta. The Yellow Jackets held a 20 point lead while Kentucky managed a late score.
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Notre Dame Ends Navy Undefeated Run 20 13 Victory
Notre Dame toppled Navy 20 to 13 as Angelo Bertelli backed by Steve Juzwik and Frederick Evans led precise passing and strong ends play. The Irish endured a tough challenge from a bigger Navy, using smart substitutes and stout defense to preserve their rank among the unbeaten. Bertelli completed 11 of 15 attempts for 216 yards with two 41 yard completions and a key 42 yard strike early in the second period.
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Mountaineers Shutout Kansas on Homecoming Day
West Virginia Mountain eers moved the ball on a muddy field and scored in every period to defeat Kansas Jayhawks 21 to 0 before a homecoming crowd of 9,330 in Morgantown.
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Kohawks Fall To Knox In 14-7 Weekend Setback
Coe college Kohawks, led by a smooth Model T offense, scored in the third period but were stymied by Knox with two opening half touchdowns. Jim Leekman anchored a strong Kohawk defense, while Kenney Anderson battled a foot injury for the team.
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Football scores from major conferences and independents
A collage of 1920s style college football results across conferences Large numbers show many decisive wins for Oklahoma Baylor Texas and Alabama. key results include Notre Dame 20 Navy 13 Penn State 34 Syracuse 19 Georgia 19 Missouri 20, Army 6. Stanford 13 California 13.
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Iowa trots past Illinois 21 to 0 in Big Ten tilt
Iowa star Tom Farmer starred in a 21-0 victory over Illinois, contributing two touchdown passes, one rush score, and three extra points as the Hawkeyes stifled Bob Zuppke's squad in a solid conference win.
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Wildcats Claw 2014 Victory Over Hoosiers
Northwestern rallied from a late deficit to defeat Indiana 20 to 14 in Evanston. Fullback Don Clawson powered the comeback with two goal line carries while Otto Graham connected on key passes to spark the Wildcats. Indiana, led by Bill Hillenbrand’s 73 yard TD run, answered but fell short.
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Baylor Bears Hold Texas to 7-7 Tie in Lone Star Clash
Baylor, the underdog, out fought a disorganized Texas team at Waco to force a 7-7 tie before 14 000 spectators. Texas, hailed as a scoring machine, failed to click as Bayloravenged a 48-0 loss to Texas A and M and slowed a 71 point three game trend.
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Iowa Hawkeye Stars Highlight Big Ten Front Line
In Urbana readers meet Iowa football standouts captains and star players amid a build up to a pivotal Big Ten clash with Minnesota. Profiles cover captain Bill Dienil Long and fellow linemen Bill Burkett Bill Parker Bob Otto Jim Walker John Stark, detailing traits, backgrounds, and on field roles as the team braces for the conference title chase.
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Gophers Edge Huskers 9-0 in Tough Conference Battle
Minnesota defeats Nebraska 9 to 0 as the Gophers grind out a single touchdown and field goal. Captain Bruce Smith sidelined by knee injury, Nebraska stalls Minnesota’s running game and relies on defense. Crowd of 42,893 watches a stubborn Nebraska stand.
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