Purdue and Michigan State Play to Scoreless Tie
Purdue and Michigan State battled to a scoreless tie at Ross-Ade Stadium in cold slick conditions before 18 000 fans. Purdue moved to the MSU 11 yard line in the second period but could not score, while MSU connected on six of 15 passes to Purdue five of two, and both sides fumbled five times combined.
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Tafayette
Ind
Purdue
Michigan State
Ross Ade Sta Sdium
Ienigan
Kieppe
Friedlund
Pieppe
Sherman
Wee
Johnson
Kleppe
Boilermaker
Chester
Friedland
Rush Carter
Warren Kennedy Miller
Atcna
Coe
Cornell
Leehman
Bob Christensen
Bob Scheutzky
John Harkness
Chuck Joss
Ray Christy
Anderson
George Hidinger
IHSAA Awards Three Year Contract To Lyle Quinn
Lyle Quinn of Boone was named executive secretary of the Iowa High School Athletic Association for three years, effective immediately, replacing the interim post held since March 11, 1941. The board approved unanimously. Isley was reelected chairman and Warner treasurer. No action on tournament receipts allocation.
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Des Moines
Lyle Quinn
Boone
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Quinn
George A. Brown
O. C. Warner
Diagonal
Irwin Edie
Rudd
H. E. Isley
Spirit Lake
Frank Douma
Ottumwa
Clair Ellis
New Providence
Representative Council
Isley
Warner
A I Cage League Board Of Control To Meet Tuesday
The Allied Industrial basketball league board of control will meet Tuesday at 8 p m at the Y M C A to plan the coming season. Co chairs Dean Haworth Witwer Grocer and Paul Novak Quaker Oats announce the fifth season lineup including Quaker Oats Wilsons Iowa Manufacturing Witwer Grocer Collins Radio La Plant Choate Link Belt Speeder Iowa Light and Power Penick Ford and Honeymead products. The Light ers Penick and Ford and Honey mead return after a one year absence. All board members are urged to attend.
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Allied-Industrial Basketball League
Board of Control
Dean Haworth
Witwer Grocer
Paul Novak
Quaker Oats
Wilsons
Iowa Manufacturing
Collins Radio
la Plant-Choate
Link-Belt-Speeder
Iowa Light and Power
Penick
Ford
Honeymead
League
Kohawks Hold Off Knox In Gridiron Showdown
Coe and Knox traded drives in a hard fought contest with Coe's scoring drives highlighted by passes from Red Selman to Frazer and a late fourth quarter surge. Van Deelen and Lane anchored the Kohawks ground game as Lowman directed plays and booted points, with key line play by Leehman Christen sen Hark ness and Joss.
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Oval
Lowman
DeWayne van Deelen
Kohawks
van Deeelen
Hidinger
Knox
Red Selman
Bob Malley
Coe
Selman
Bill Frazer
Frazer
Don Jenkins
Coc
Inox
van Deelen
Maurice Trickey
Dick Lane
Coe Knox
Prazer Harkness
Trafas Schuelzky Christensen
Wettin
Frazier
Jenkins
Christi
Trickey
Arnett
Nicholson
Bacis
Salzman
Finholt
Fitzpatrick
McLain
Rilards
Olson
Kronka
Franzen
Acks
Fred Winter
Grinnell
Ted Swenson
Towa
Bill Barnard
Missouri
Surging Oklaggies Defeat Billikins in Walsh Stadium
In Walsh stadium the Oklahoma Aggies rallied to beat the St. Louis Billikins 13 to 7 in a Missouri Valley game. Al Scanland, a 165 pound Oklahoma City star, scored the first touchdown from the five yard line and added the decisive 32 yard run late in the fourth quarter.
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ST. Louis
Oklahoma Aggies
St. Louis University Billikins
Walsh Stadium
al Scanland
Oklahoma City
Aggies
Penn Conquers Lions in 1916 Thriller at Franklin Field
Paul Governali starred for Columbia with 12 of 29 passes for 181 yards but failed to prevent Pennsylvania from rallying in the third quarter to win 19 to 16 before 50 000 fans at Franklin Field. The Quakers overcame a late deficit with a decisive comeback and Governali remained a constant challenge.
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Philadelphia
Paul Governali
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Lions
Franklin Field
Governall
Quakers
Ramblers Can Tie For City Title By Beating Roosevelt
Ramblers need a Roosevelt win over Wilson to create a tie for the city title with Franklin. Marion travels to Tipton for a Mid-Six clash while Anamosa remains on the Indians schedule. A Ramblers victory would match the Thunderbolts at two wins and a tie, else Thunderbolts clinch the crown.
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Ramblers
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Franklin
Marion
Tipton
Indians
Anamosa
Thunderbolts
Rough Riders
Bolts
Northwestern Indiana clash earns hard fought Big Ten edge
Clawson scores twice as Indiana beats Northwestern 21 to 14 in a hard fought Big Ten battle. Hillenbrand drives Indiana with key passes and runs including an 18 yard pass to Smith and a later 23 yard run, while Graham connects on a 42 yard pass to set up a scoring drive. Erdlitz adds the extra points and Clawson finishes with a late two yard score for the Hoosiers.
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Clawson
Indiana
Big Ten
Graham
Hillenbrand
Northwestern
Bill de Correvont
Dick Erdlitz
Bud Hasse
Erdlitz
Hoosiers
Kenny Smith
Jacoby
Gene White
Bob Mott
Wildcats
Indians
Hasapes Trimble
Breele Jurklewicz
Bragalone Zimny
Coo Smith
Hass Saban Resoaee
Erdlitz Hillenbrand
de Correvont Jacoby
Kepfer
Reriods Northweste If
Fred Gardner
Cornell
W. _Finsterwald
Ohio State
Lyle Clarno
Bradley
D. Knight
Dartmouth
Red Pepper Mot Sport Chatter on Football Players
The piece profiles Iowa players and staff with vivid notes on personalities. It highlights Curran and Anderson as a steady defensive duo, Frye as a tough center, and several backfield figures like Couppee Green Mertes Youel Farmer Trickey Strauss Ankeny Voll enweider Kennedy and others, portraying lockerroom dynamics and sportsmanship.
Non League Rivals Play Upper Iowa Elevens This Week
Postville report shows Upper Iowa Athletic conference ends fall football with Elkader 19 Sumner 0 to tie Fayette for 1941 title. Sumner meets New Hampton Waukon faces Decorah Maynard plays Independence in Armistice Day non conference games. Three wins in nine games this season.
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Gazette
Postville
Upper Iowa Athletic Conference
Elkader
Sumner
Fayette
New Hampton
Waukon
Decorah
Maynard
Independence
Non-conference play shaping team goals next Tuesday
Conference backers aim for three wins to even the score after a non-conference run. Final standings list Elkader Fayette Sumner Waukon Postville Maynard and West Union with varied records and percentages.
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Wes T Pet. Elkader
Fayette
Sumner
Waukon
Postville
Maynard
West Union
Notre Dame Indiana Renew One of Midwest Rivalries
Notre Dame and Indiana renewed a historic midwest football rivalry with Indiana winning the first meeting in 1898. The matchup dates to the earliest days of the two programs and remains a storied series.
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Notre Dame
NEA
Indiana
Middle West
Hoosiers
Syracuse Bowl Upset Penn State 34 19 at New Beaver Field
STATE COLLEGE Pennsylvania AP Penn State overwhelmed Syracuse 34 to 19 on Saturday. Chunky Pepper Petrella starred with two short touchdown runs before a crowd of 16 000 at New Beaver Field.
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State College
Penn State
Syracuse
Chunky Pepper Petrella
New Beaver Field
Illini Salvage One Win Defeat Hawks At Cross Country
The University of Illinois cross country team beat Iowa 16 to 43 in Champaign for its second Big Ten win. Bob Rohberg won the two mile race in 10 385, with Illinois sophomores Clarence Dunn Bob Seib and Bob Kelle following.
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Illini
Hawks
Champaign
University of Ilinois
Iowa
Bob Rohberg
Ilinois
Clarence Dunn
Bob Seib
Bob Kelle
Tide Rolls Late To Engulf Tulane Crimson Tide Rally
Alabama defeated Tulane 19 to 14 in New Orleans before 55 000 spectators. Salls plunged into the end zone for the decisive touchdown with under five minutes left in the fourth quarter after a sustained drive from the Tulane 40-yard line.
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New Orleans
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Tulane
Salls
Tide
Kansas State Defeats South Carolina 3-0 in Kansas Stadium
Manhattan Kansas. Kansas State college, a Big Six underdog, defeated South Carolina of the Southern conference 3 to 0 on Saturday in a game played here.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
South Carolina
Big Six
Pitt Panthers Upset Fordham 13 to 0 in College Clash
Pitt Panthers stun Fordham Rams 13 to 0, breaking five-game winless skid. Evans and Juzwik key the defense and receiving corps while Jones clinches late for Pitt. Fordham struggles to penetrate Pitt territory as the Panthers dominate with 11 first downs and 165 yards.
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Pitt Panthers
Fordham Rams
Panthers
Rams
Frank Saksabule Petterene
Pitt
Fordham
Crusaders Rout Brown 13-0 in Providence
Holy Cross defeated Brown 13 to 0 in Providence. The Crusaders drove two sustained marches in first and third periods to snap Brown’s season with a second loss.
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Providence
R I
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Bears
Golden Gloves Dates Set For Feb 9 10 11 and 18
The annual charity Golden Gloves tournament in the Memorial Coliseum will run February 9 10 11 with finals on February 18. The event, organized by the Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce and The Gazette, expects a bumper field from many towns and features local industry sponsorship of a fighters team. Proceeds benefit the milk fund and Camp Good Health.
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Memorial Coliseum
Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
the Gazette
Johnny Fryrear
Fryrear
Lawrence Gatzke
LaPlant- Choate
C.Y O
Immaculate Conception Church
Ralph Hayes
Lenox
Cedar Rapids
Young Men's Bureau
Camp Good Health
Gazette
Minnesota Drives to Close Nebraska Victory in Narrow Upset
Minnesota held a late fourth quarter rally with a Garnaas field goal from the 20 yard line to trim the deficit and deny Nebraska an easy win. The Gophers earned 13 first downs and 202 rushing yards to Nebraska’s 73 as Garnaas kicked the decisive score, while Daley’s earlier attempt failed and Daley also misfired on early attempts.
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Fordwen
Raron Fife
Fordluan
Panthers
Ram
Edgar
Jones
Pitts
Scranton
Promised Land
Minnesota
Garnaas
Nebraskans
Nebraskas
Cornhukers
Dale Bradley
Fred Mething
Nebraska
Bradley
Martin Athey
Wayne Blue
Hagins
Bob Ludwick
Preston Ter Schleich
Wwolduie Meler
Ease
Elleg Atere
Flick Abel Tees
Bilman Herndon
Leehner Kathe
Rinser Metheny
Puke Bradley
Daley
Zikmund
Garungs
Blue
Sweizer
Purdue backs Young in backfield at Lafayette
Purdue with three sophomores in its backfield including Bob Hajzyk at quarterback faces Lafayette in a 40s era contest.
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Purdue
Young
Lafayette
Ind
Bob Hajzyk
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A-I Cage League Board of Control
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Stauss
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Johnny Frybear
Bud Higgins
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