Monmouth Edges Cornell 6-0 on Fourth Quarter Pass
Monmouth defeats Cornell 6 to 0 in a Midwest conference game on a cold day. A flat pass midway through the fourth quarter set up the winning score after Cornell led through most of the game. Rankin, Missarage and McConnell drove early drives while Cornell mixed passing and running but could not score in the final period.
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Monmouth
Akelek Aam
Vernon
Sue
Earl Bodine
Rankin
Missarage
McConnell
Dave Rankin
Bodine
Houden
Walt Haloupek
Gayle Howery
Purple
Walton Koch
Charley Kurll
Dick Silliman
Jim King
Jim Larson
Quentin Joy
Cornell Green LE Herland van Tuyle
Juhrend Johnson
Jim Walker
Illinois
Parker
Walker
Jim
Jim Youel
Lake Michigan
Mlini
Vast array of college scores spill across regions
Across the West Central and East the day’s games show many teams posting wins. Notable results include Pittsburgh Tehrs 3 over Southwestern 0, Central St Tehrs 6 over Grand Rapids 7, North Central 0 over Carroll 27, and Wheaton 80 over Lawrence Tech 7. Multiple teams, including Kenyon, Ashland, Kalamazoo, and Whitman, appear in decisive losses or narrow margins, with scattered ties and blowouts across the slate.
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Upper Iowa
Wartburgh
Bradley Ti
Wesleyan
Pittsburgh Tehrs
Southwestern
Baker
Kansas Wesleyan
Millikin
North Central
Tall State
Central Normal
Neldemere Bimipurst
Macalester
Varleton Fi
Washington
Mwinois
Grand Rapids
Central St Tehrs
Whitewater
Platteville
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DePauw
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Hope
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LaCrosse
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Louisville
Hanover
Springfield
Warrensboro
St John's
River Falls Tehrs
St Nenedict’s
Carbondale Tehrs
Charleston
Lake Forest
Augustana
Kalamazoo Tehrs
Edinhore Tehrs
Alma
Albion
Muskingum
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John Carroll
Kent State
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Oberlin
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Local Y Paddlers Open 1941 Season With Victory
Cedar Rapids Y junior A and B swimming teams defeat Washington Iowa Y paddlers 68.3 to 61.5 in a season opener. Frank Howland led with wins in 40 and 100 yard freestyles and contributed to winning relays. Robert Heaton scored 11 points in his debut, with wins and places across diving and sprinter events.
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Y. M.C
Washington (Ia
Frank Howland
Robert Heaton
Clifford Morrison
Day Yeakle
Don Mann
Ed Mersh
Washington
James
Kelly
Brockman
G. Dorani
Mann
Harmon
Jim Morris
Dave Morris
Dalziel
Yeakie
Howland
Chester Gelgers
Pirst
Goodwin
Roher
Susshinetanet Morrison
Cedar
Euwer
Washineton
Doran
Ed Melsh
Stockman
Gilchrist
Bob Heaton
G. Doran
Brorrison
Yeakle
Washington G@ Doran J Doran
Ed Melch
Don Bani Weaiens
Yackle
Dalziel Morrison
Washington Euwer
Rohrer
Beavers Dominate UCLA With Strong Ground Game
Oregon State defeated UCLA 19 to 0 in Corvallis as Durdan and Dethman showcased sharp running and passing on a sunny afternoon before about 10 000 fans. Durdan and Dethman starred for the Beavers in this decisive victory.
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Corvallis, Ore
INS
Don Durdan
Bob Dethman
Oregon State
UCL
Bruins
Detroit Placekick Defeats Marquette 7 6 in Homecoming
Detroit University football upset Marquette 7 6 as Arthur Link kicked the extra point after a single scoring opportunity. The crowd of 16 541 witnessed the win on homecoming day.
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Detroit
University of Detroit
Arthur Link
Marquette
Dartmouth tops Princeton in 2013 showdown
Dartmouth defeated Princeton 20 to 13 as the Indians surged to a 20 to 0 lead in the third quarter. Princeton rallied with two late passing scores led by Bob Perina but could not overcome the early deficit in a dizzy ball game.
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Princeton
Dartmouth
Indians
Bob Perina
Battle's Over Eddie Anderson Snoozes After Illini Clash
Dr Eddie Anderson slept through the return trip after Iowa beat Illinois as Al Couppee and Bill Parker connected on a key first half touchdown. Quarterback Couppee engineered the aerial strike while Red Frye left with a pinched nerve and Bill Diehl helped steady the line.
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al Couppee
Couppee
Bill Parker
Tom Farmer
Parker
Ilinois
Illini
Farmer
Red
Frye
Illinois
Diehl
Iowa
Bill Stauss
Bill Green
Bedford Coach Names Baby After Scoring Player
Bedford high school coach Tom Welbaum promised his baby would be named for the first Bedford player to score. Halfback Jim Parks counted the team's only touchdown as Bedford lost to Mayfield 14 to 6.
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Cleveland
Tom Welbaum
Bedford
Mayfield
Jim
Hawks Down Illini in Hard Fought Iowa Win
Iowa dominates Illinois 34 13 as Bill Parker and Tom Farmer star in a snowy contest. Parker scores twice and Farmer adds two touchdowns with key runs and passes while Red Frye and the line harass Illinois throughout.
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Hawks
Iowa
Illinois
Couppee
Farmer
Indiana
Green
Tigers Triumph 26-0 Over NYU in Near-Shutdown Victory
Missouri football, heavily favored, finally broke through against New York University to win 26 to 0. It marked the Tigers sixth straight win and kept their postseason bid hopes alive.
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NEW York
Missouri
New York University
Tigers
Ripon Tops Grinnell for Midwest Conference Crown
Ripon Redmen beat Grinnell 13 to 0 on a snowy field to claim undisputed Midwest conference title. Scoring came from Miller and Scalissi with strong defense and punting limiting Grinnell to three quarters.
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Grinnell
Midwest
Ipon
Wis
Redmen
Teddy Scalissi
Ken Miller
Miller
Husky Ripon
Dickow
Nagel
Scalissi
Teddy
McGrane
Pioneers
Bishop McCartney Ecs ‘ Hock Oe Rel
McGrane Iekow
Harvard Tops Army 20-6 In East Showdown
Harvard overpoweringly defeated Army 20 to 6 before about 53 000 fans in Cambridge. Don Forte and Wayne Johnson scored late in the game as Harvard rallied from a 6 0 halftime tie, with Don McNicol including a decisive drive and Vander Eb adding the extra points.
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Tom Noonan
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Army
Crimson
James Kelleher
Henry Mazur
Gene Smith
Don Forte
Fran Lee
Henry Vander Eb
Don McNicol
McNicol
Mazur
Herschel Jarrell
Wayne Johnson
Vander Eb
Forte
Kelleher
Johnson
Ohio State Tops Wisconsin in High-Scoring Victory
Ohio State built a 20-14 half lead, then pulled away in the second half as Tom Kinkade and Dick Fisher connected on a 31 yard pass and Fisher returned a interception for a 70 yard score. Graf added key rushes and passes, while Wisconsin battled back with Bud Seelinger to Ke42.
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Ohio
Tom Kinkade
Dick Fisher
Fisher
Badgers
Tom Farris
Graf
Buckeyes
Bud Seelinger
Mark Hoskins
Wisconsin
Harder
Ohkle State
Hanzlik
Schoenbau Loeptke
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Rosen Makris
UG Seeeees
Cherokee
Hirsbrunner
Shephenson Schreiner
Brian Parris
Mallabrin Riewer
Nkade
Geesess
Ohio State
Shaw
Kinkade
Mare der
Farris
Riewer
Schreiner
Echoenbaum
Ray
Damos
Order
Fifth Down Debate Flares In Ohio State Wisconsin Clash
Columbus AP reports a disputed drive near halftime sparked talk of a fifth down after Wisconsin scored on a late first-half series. Coaches Brown and Stuhldreher disputed the call while press box observers and Fritz Crisler leaned toward confirming the fifth down.
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Columbus
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Badgers
Paul Brown
Ohio
Harry Stuhldreher
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Bucks
James Masker
Seelinger
Farris
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