Cornhuskers Whitewash Kansas State 24 to 0
Nebraska toppled Kansas State 24 to 0 before 10 000 Homecoming fans in Manhattan as Phil Young Cletus Fischer and Gerald Moore scored the touchdowns. It was K States fourth straight Big Six defeat and Nebraska finished the league slate at two wins three losses.
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Oliver Cards 66 To Lead In Jaycee Open Golf Meet
Ex soldier Oliver, of Wilmington Delaware, shot 66 to reach 134 after 36 holes in the $5,000 Jaycee Open at Durham North Carolina. Frank Stranahan and Tony Penna also shot 66 and 136 respectively, with Hogan and Keiser among leaders at 139 and 142.
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Dayton
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Akron
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Denver
George Dayton
Newport News
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Birmingham
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Norristown
Tony Manero
Greenwich
Owls Fall To Penn State In 27-0 Shutout
In State College Ray Morrison's Temple Owls were handed a surprise loss as Penn State dominated to win 27-0 before a capacity crowd of 16,000. The Nittany Lions controlled the game from start to finish, delivering a decisive conference clash.
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Midwest and South West Football Scores Summary
Collegiate football results from the Midwest and South West regions list numerous games with wide score ranges. Notable outcomes include Oklahoma A M Texas Tech 12 Baylor 28, Arkansas 0 Texas A & M 3, and Georgia Tech 31 Tulane 7, among many others across multiple conferences.
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Indiana Routs Minnesota With Five Touchdowns In Second Period
Hoosiers erupt for four touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters including three by Taliaferro and long runs by Miller Pihos and Daranek. Indiana dominates Minnesota in yards overall, 123 rushing to 20, as Raimondi and Schwartz connect on late scores.
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Northwestern Tops Wisconsin 28 in Comeback Showdown
Northwestern erases a 14 7 halftime deficit to beat Wisconsin 28 14 as Farrar and Morris connect for a third quarter TD and Conners seals the late surge. Wisconsin earlier struck with a Thompson Mead connection and Kindt’s two yard TD run.
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Northwestern Ends and Guards Highlight Mixed Football Lineup
Michigan face notes list players at multiple positions for a game with centers Laveracks DePauw and guards Traverse DePauw Peterson, plus referees William Blake Don Hamilton Roy Knipschild. Named teams include Notre Dame Loras Chicago and a Judas field reference.
Great Lakes Romps Over Mich State in 27 7 Victory
EAST LANSING UP Great Lakes Sailors rout Michigan State 27 to 7 before 12321 fans at Macklin Stadium. Halfback Frank Aschenbrenner sparks the offense with 90 80 and four yard TD runs and Harry Robinson adds a five yard score. Bob Sullivan adds three conversions as State scores late on a Hendricks plunge.
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Trojans Beat California 14 0 Behind Lillywhite Spark
Verl Lillywhite, a dark horse quarterback, scored eight points to spark a revived Southern California team in a 14 0 victory over California before 42 000 fans. The Trojans scored in the first and third periods to end a listless afternoon.
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Kohawks Highlight Defensive Stand In Narrow Win At Cornell
Coe edges Cornell 13 0 despite penalties as Bob Tvyrdik returns a 75 yard interception for a score but is negated by a penalty. Tordik leads Coe with standout rushing while Bob Richardson anchors the line in a heads up performance from the Kohawks.
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Iowa
Orville Rust
Des Moines
Wnesman—Hill Barnard
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Michigan Navy showdown frays in first big play second period
Michigan and Navy traded scores with a quick second quarter touchdown and late third period momentum. Key plays included a 25 yard punt return by Fonde and a two yard smash by Weisenburger, as Minisi answered with a Statue of Liberty rush and Bartos plus Williams added scores for Navy and Michigan respectively.
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Winter Tail on Eastern Iowa News and War Dispatches
Winter grips eastern Iowa with heavy snows and subfreezing temps as Eldora reports transfer of 67 juveniles to Anamosa reformatory under Donald Eichelberger. Cedar Rapids builds new facilities. several towns report raids, strikes, and flu outbreaks. Veterans’ letters from Guam to Hiroshima detail war memories and morale, while local officials plan housing and school surveys and major bond drives proceed.
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Gazette Sunday
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Sam David
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Airport Commission
COE CORNER: Lt. William C. Smith Commands LCI 516
Lt. (jg) William C. Smith of Oelwein takes command of LCI L516 in the Pacific. He joined COE after graduating in 1943 and earned his ensign commission from Notre Dame. He was promoted in January and has served in the Pacific theater since October 1943 aside from a 30 day June leave.
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Kentucky Beats West Virginia 19 6 In Rainy Homecoming
A homecoming crowd of 15 000 watched Kentucky defeat West Virginia 19 6 at Mountaineer Field in Morgantown. Kentucky took control late in the third period after a 15 yard clipping penalty, forcing WVU’s first loss in four years at home. Hugh Shannon recovered a blocked punt in the end zone for a Kentucky score.
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Brown Stuns Yale 20-7 in Jubilee Meet
In New Haven Brown upset Yale 20 to 7 before 15 000 fans at the golden jubilee meeting. Brown's two threats from the one yard line helped secure the victory over the favored Yale, delivering a spirited performance and a notable scoring drive.
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