Army Rolls by Harvard 27 to 6 Before 50,000 Fans
Army’s powerful eleven overwhelmed Harvard in Ambridge Massachusetts scoring four touchdowns in the first half to take a 27 to 6 victory before about 50 000 on a muddy day. Buckler Grohs Stancook and Parquette starred for Army while Harvard managed only one sustained drive and a slow aerial game.
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Temple Rolls Over Carnegie Tech 34 6 in Unbeaten Run
Temple defeated Carnegie Tech 34 to 6 as Dave Smukler led the offense with strong runs and Horace Mowrey scored three touchdowns. The Owls extended their perfect season as they stifled the defenders and kept up their undefeated march.
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Muscatine Wins State Cross Country Title
Muscatine high school captured the state cross country title with three of the first five finishers. Ottumwa led by John Becei won individual honors, but Muscatine posted a low score of 12 to edge Ottumwa and Des Moines for the team championship.
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Indiana Harriers Rout Illinois A Thinclads In Big Ten Meet
Bloomington event saw Indiana win 18 to 41 as they swept six of the first ten places. Indiana sophomore led the four mile course with a new record of 24 minutes 59 seconds while Dufter placed third.
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Ambroz to Compete in Handball Meet at the Y
Otto Ambroz defends his class A title at the YMCA Thanksgiving handball tournament starting soon on the Y courts. Thirty-five entrants, three classes A B C, with poultry prizes. Ambroz faces Ed Hollander Vince Bartunek and others as dark horses compete for trophies and glory.
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Reuban Bolterman
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Vincent Bartunek
Bob Kuichera
Donald Steffa
William Heyman
Joe Kust
Charles Janu
C. D. Kacer
Beryl Jackson
John Savel
Ed Gorman
Herbert Thorne
D. E. Grim
Joe Buss
Donald Shomler
Louis Hensley
Virgil Woodford
R. J. Hrbek
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F. M. Pressler
Dick Seaton
Wallace Kemp
Harvey Hollenbeck
Vernon Spurrier
E. H Gundling
Ralph Yuill
George Wilson
Harold Hall
Middle West
Luther College Eleven Edges Columbia 7 6 On Homecoming
Luther College spoiled Columbia College’s homecoming in Dubuque with a 7 to 6 win. Augie Luther broke loose for a 13 yard touchdown and added the extra point. Leams scored late for Luther with a failed extra point by Crocker. Luther outgained Columbia 168 to 72 in yards.
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Fans Attack Referee After Tampa Team Beats Opponent
After a Tampa University game, angry fans assaulted referee R Woosteltan of Birmingham until police intervened. The incident followed a 2 team win that kept the host undefeated.
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Panthers Throttle Nebraska 20 to 6 in Football Clash
Pitt roared past Nebraska 20 to 6 with Weinstock powering the offense and Nicksick scoring three times. The game featured hard hits and multiple substitutions as Pitt took control in the first quarter and maintained the lead through the second half.
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Missouri Valley
Gomez Strikes Out Seventeen In 11-0 Victory Over Nippon All Stars
Tokyo AP report of a baseball game in Meiji stadium where the American team defeated the Nippon All-Stars 11 to 0 after bowing to Japanese imperial ritual. Gomez fanned seventeen, with Babe Ruth Earl Avent and Warhold Warstler homering.
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Legion To Offer Outstanding Card On Friday Night
A four match lineup announced by Eddie Jennings features Jack Hackenschmidt vs Rudy La Dizzi in the main event at Memorial Coliseum next Friday night. Semi main pits Steve Savage of Milwaukee against Jack O'Dell of Pueblo with Markoff the Russian Cosack vs Whitey Grove of Spokane in a bristling undercard. Referee Alex Fidler will officiate.
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Minnesota Smears Hoosiers 30 to 0 in Big Ten clash
Minnesota dominates Indiana in a 30 to 0 home win. Bevan kicks three extra points and Beise scores twice, with Levoir, Alfonso, and a late drive sealing the victory as Keck and Kealous lead the Gophers on offense. Indiana’s defense struggles amid fumbling and blocked punts.
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Ted Clark Sets Record In Arlington Downs Race
Ted Clark wins the $10,000 added Waggoner handicap at Arlington Downs carrying 109 pounds to set a new track record of 149. No Wall Up, Pot All Broome finish second. Amazing third as about 30,000 fans attend the feature event.
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Kansas State routs Missouri 29 to 0 in Manhattan
Kansas State overwhelms Missouri 29-0 as Leo Ayers scores two touchdowns and Oren Stoner adds a 65 yard run. Paul Fanning converts two extra points from long distances, and Kansas State tops Nebraska for Big Six lead as reserves see action late.
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Illinois Beats Northwestern 14 in Big Ten Thriller
Illinois defeats Northwestern 14 to 0 in a hard fought Big Ten clash. Lindberg converted two extra points after touchdowns by Waller and Portman, with key runs and a late goal line stand shaping the outcome. Northwestern defense stifled several drives but could not match Illinois scoring drive.
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