Oklahoma Sooners Rout Cyclones 55–0 on Homecoming
Oklahoma dominates Iowa State with 21 first downs and 229 rushing yards as Bill Campbell and Marvin Whited score twice each. Fullback Campbell seals early lead, Haberlein adds seven PATs, and Hamm, Brewington, and Davis contribute touchdowns in a 55–0 Big Six win before 15,000 fans.
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Iowa State
Yfieva
Okla
Oklahoma
Sooners
Dewey Luster
Cyclones
Bill Campbell
Jack Haberlein
Eddie Davis
Dub Lamb
Jack Steele
Oklshoma
Huel Hamm
Bill Mattox
Marvin Whited
Carl Brewington
Howard Tippee
Davis
Haberlein
Hamm
Cawthorn
Hiseins
Smith McGraw
Weaeeaeees
Eason Ebington
Harris Hays
Marare Lewis
Bhadid Barser Teeter
Lance
Sharpe Lohry Mathews Beaburg
Jacobs Stewart
Mattox Darling
Campbell
Campbell Lamb
Sharne Steele
Whitted
Bewinton
Jacobs
Harris
Washington Beats California 13-6 to Stay in Rose Bowl Hopes
Washington Huskies edged California Bears 13-6 in Berkeley. The Huskies dominated early with a first quarter touchdown and extra point, while California mounted a fourth quarter TD pass but missed the extra kick. Washington answered with a 64 yard drive for a late TD to seal the win.
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Berkeley
Calif
Washington
Huskies
California
Bears
New York AFL Club Holds Four Week Scheduling Gap
The New York club of the American Football league marks time for four weeks due to sparse scheduling, with the season ending on most college fronts by then.
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New York
NBA
Luther Beats Loras 8-6 to Narrow Iowa Title Path
Luther College erased a first quarter Loras lead to win 8 to 6. A safety by Leo Sebastian and a late two yard TD by Lloyd Woodiwiss secured the upset as Luther stayed in the race for the conference title with a key victory over Loras.
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Dubuque
Luther College
Iowa
Loras College
Norse
Upper Town
Upper Iowa
University of Dubuque
Parsons
Loras
Paul Goodwin
Corcoran
Luther
Leo Sebastian
Don Schmidt
Lloyd Woodiwiss
Sebastian
Clutterham Sets Four Mile Cross Country Mark at Iowa Meet
Dave Clutterham of Cornell won the four mile cross country race in 21 43.7 at Des Moines helping Cornell place behind Drake, which took the team victory 36 to 26 as Drake's Dave Griffith originally held the former record before injury and teammate Dick Glesener finished second and a twisted foot hindered Griffith.
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Dave Clutterham
Cornell
Iowa
Drake
Dave Griffith
Horned Frog Power Stifles Centenary 35-7
SHREVEPORT La AP Texas Christian University Horned Frogs used the power game to overpower a rejuvenated Centenary College team 35-7 Saturday. The Frogs dominated with strong rushing and stout defense despite Centenary’s moments of resistance.
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Centenary
Shreveport
Centenary College
Texas Christian University Horned Frogs
Powell announces pairings for annual turkey handball meet
John Powell, YMCA handball chair, on Saturday released the pairings for the Turkey Handball Meet. First round games must be played by November 13. Winners receive turkeys, second place gets a goose. Class A, B, and C pairings listed with byes and matchups.
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John Powell
Turkey
Paul Nissen
Howell Seaton
Frank Healy
Verle Wright
Wes Sila
Bob Kutchera
John Beck
Sam Johnson
Ed Mueller
Ty Rankinen
Chuck Lebeda
Russ Landis
Chuck Racer
Bob Janda
Ken White
Henry Achter
John Hann
Bob Maresh
Bobk Wishniewsky
E. E. Shennefelt
Pete Murillo
John Locher
Warren McAllister
Tom Young
Frank Golad
Virgil Woodford
Dutch Gardner
Joe Kelley
Glenn Campbell
Bob O
Duke Blue Devils Crush Davidson in 56-0 Victory
Duke Blues Devils overwhelmed Davidson Wildcats 56 to 0 in a dominant football game played in Davidson North Carolina. Duke built a large lead early and cruised to the shutout.
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N. C
Duke
Blue Devils
Davidson Wildcats
Pheasant season opens across 54 Iowa counties
The column notes Cedar county joins 53 others as open for pheasant hunting with days left to contact farmers and arrange hunts. It urges small parties for safety, offers to share spoils, and warns against illegal ducks or geese hunting. It highlights duck dog use, stock stocking totals, and Q A on conservation questions.
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Cedar County
Iowa
Boston College Defeats Wake Forest 26 6 at Fenway Park
Boston College earned its fourth straight win by defeating Wake Forest 26 to 6 before 15,000 at Fenway Park in Boston. The Eagles dominated the game with solid defense and a productive offense led by their backfield.
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Boston
Boston College
Wake Forest
Fenway Park
Frisch Undergoes Tonsillectomy in New York
Frank Frisch Pittsburgh manager underwent a tonsillectomy at St Elizabeths Hospital in New York. His condition was satisfactory after the operation reported by the NEA.
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Frisch
New York
Nea
Frank Frisch
Pittsburgh
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Beloit Downs Lawrence 6 0 In Snow Covered Field
Beloit football team defeated Lawrence 6 to 0 on snow covered Whitingfield. Beloit dominated from the second quarter, smothering Lawrence's pass attack and scoring on a 15 yard pass play set up by Perrine and Helenshade. Extra points were blocked, signaling Lawrence’s second loss of the season.
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Gazette
Appleton
Wis
Beloit
Lawrence
Whitingfield
Perrine
Helenshade
Oscen
Beat Anamosa Phrase Triggers Family Feud
Anamosa area note reports County Recorder Bess E Sherman a Monticello VFW Auxiliary member facing a family rift after a post dinner invite carried the bold line Lets Beat Anamosa The two Sherman daughters, ardent Blue Raider fans, suspect their mother secretly allies with Monticello as the rivalry looms ahead of Armistice Day football game.
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Bess E. Sherman
Sherman
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Monticello
Cincinnati U Beats Carnegie Tech 20 0 in Homecoming Clash
The University of Cincinnati Bearcats routed Carnegie Tech Tartans 20 to 0 before about 6,000 homecoming fans as Cincinnati dominated with strong passing and running.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Carnegie Tech
Shadow Boxing News Bids and Boxing Tidbits
Joe Louis plans another exhibition tour of army camps hinting he may avoid draft. Sammy Angott suffers a badly cut eye and will be inactive until his title match with Lew Jenkins on Dec 19 at the Garden. Pete Bass in serious condition after car crash in Superior Wis. Ray Robinson beats Fritze Zivic, seen as threat to welterweight crown, with potential bouts against Holman Williams Cocoa Kid and California Jackie Wilson. Billy Soose relinquishes middleweight title without defense. Ray Arcel vows to reshape Soose into a crowd pleaser. Tommy Farr undergoes another operation in London ending his career prospects. Quentin Breese parts with manager Ades, to be handled by Genovese and Palazola. Nat Fleischer to publish boxing record book. Henry Armstrong trains Mike Delia for New Orleans bout. Benny Leonard unable to secure New York referee license. Jack Blackburn vacationing in Mexico. Billy Conn hustles funds for Louis bout next June. Detroit White Hope tour features weak heavyweight lineup. Young Corbett works as shipyard employee. Leonard Del Genio now an internal revenue collector in New York. Tony Musto vs Buddy Knox slated at Bronx Coliseum Navy show.
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Joe Louis
Sammy Angott
Chino Lopez
Pittsburgh
Lew Jenkins
Garden
Pete Bass
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Fritze Zivic
Holman Williams
Cocoa Kid
California
Jackie Wilson
Billy Soose
Ray Arcel
Soose
Benny Leonard
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Jack Blackburn
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Detroit
Jimmy Webb
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Young Corbett
Richmond
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Leonard del Genio
New York State
Tony Musto
Buddy Knox
Bronx Coliseum
Navy
Indians Brush Aside Southern Cal 13 to 0
Stanford defeats Southern California 13 to 0 in Pasadena. Eric Armstrong runs 68 yards for a first touchdown, Willard Sheller scores from the one yard line, and Frankie Albert adds a second point after. Stanford remains in front in the Pacific Coast Conference race with four wins and one loss.
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OS Angeles
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Trojan
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Eric Armstrong
Portland
Ore
Indians
Bobby Robertson
Willard Sheller
Milt Vucinich
Frankie Albert
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Vucinich
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Placeklick
Drake Downs Iowa State Teachers 13 to 0 in Bulldog Stadium
Drake, led by Fullback Harry Dickson, defeated undermanned Iowa State Teachers 13 to 0. Dickson scored on a 40 yard drive and added the extra point, while Clint Stille returned a Tutor pass 30 yards for another Drake TD. The Bulldogs stopped the visitors at the Drake four yard line once and at the six, nine, and 16 yard lines on other drives. The Teachers were hampered by injuries and unable to mount a sustained attack despite Charles Pastorino’s passing.
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Clint Stille
Charles Pastorino
Ta. St
Avelcas
Pastorino Johansen Steinkamp Panasei
Stille
Dickson Iplunge
Mississippi State Beats Auburn to Strengthen Title Bid
In Birmingham, unbeaten Mississippi State rallied from a 7-0 deficit to defeat Auburn 14-7. The Maroons used two third quarter scores including a 75 yard run by Speedy Blondy Black to record their first victory over Auburn since 1930, boosting their Southeastern Conference championship hopes.
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Ala
Mississippi State
Auburn
Maroons
Blondy Black
Big Red Rambles Over Yale 21-7
Cornell defeated Yale 21 to 7 before 18 000 fans in Ithaca as Lou Bufalino and Smokey Joe Martin sparked the attack. Cornell scored in the first three periods while Yale managed a late fourth quarter touchdown after an 85 yard passing drive.
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Cornell
Yale
Lou Bufalino
Smokey Joe Martin
Reds
Turkey Squash Drawings and Handicaps Announced
Dr. Dawson Grimm, chair of the YMCA squash committee, released the drawing and handicaps for the annual turkey squash tournament. Winners receive a turkey, second place a chicken. Matches include John Hamilton byes and pairings such as Gurney Day versus Ed Wadsworth and Dr. Grimm facing Jon Jackson.
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John Hamilton
Gurney Day
Ed Wadsworth
Jon Jackson
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Dr. Bogaard
Charles Lynch
Francis Pressler
Don Smith
Frank Fratcher
Bill Dallas
Bob Moody
John Balear
Jack Miller
William Watson
Rice Owls Top Razorbacks 21 To 12 In Houston
Rice Institute defeated Arkansas 21 to 12 in Houston as the Owls showcased a strong passing game. Ellis scored early for Rice on a 40 yard run after a Dwelle to Ellis completion, with Sallings and Pitts replying for Arkansas before Rice sealed it with a late interception return by McDougle and a Bagwell trio of field goals.
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Tex
Rice Institute
University of Arkansas
Rice
Razorbacks
Owls
Dwelle
Ellis
Arkansas
Sallings
Pitts
McDougle
Owl
Bagwell
Dee Moser Leads Aggies To Seventh Straight Win
Dee Moser, famed passer, steers Texas A and M to a 21-10 victory over Southern Methodist before 22 000 in College Station. He threw 26 passes, completing 11 for 201 yards and scored an 11 yard TD as receivers ran free downfield. SMU replies came on a 38 yard run by Presto Johnston and a 35 yard field goal by Wayne Campbell.
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Tex
Derace Moser
Southwest
Texas A & M
Southern Methodist
Methodists
Moser
S.M.U
Presto Johnston
Wayne Campbell
Boys' Athletic Contests Begin At Y This Week
First of a series of athletic contests will begin this week in the boys gym classes at the Y M C A. All boy members are urged to attend. Gurney Day said contests include running high jumping basket shooting standing broad jumping potato races and 20 yard swims with a different event each week and a score based on efficiency.
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