Creighton Edges Grinnell In Snow Covered Thriller
Creighton upset Grinnell 9 to 6 as a late fourth quarter pass completed after a snow battered game. Connie Collin kicked a field goal for Creighton. James to Duncan produced Grinnell’s touchdown but final turnover ended the drive.
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James
Duncan
Pioneers
Ullrich
Rinnell
Creighton University
Grinnell
Creighton
Connie Collin
Inelian
Tia
Collin
Stesaily Vaalward
Dick Ulrich Grinnell
Graflund PE As
Ates
Creighton Eo
Officiels
Hedees
Darty Atherene Carrithers Ihnois
Drake
Davenport Grads Dominate Homecoming Clash Hard Hitters
In a clash marked by strong defense, Davenport downed Grant 14 0 in a rough first half before pulling away. Key plays saw Bowers score on a 25 yard rush in the third and Jurgens add the extra point as Davenport controlled the line.
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Pigh
Davenport
Davenorts
Une
Bowers
Stevenson
Jurgens Bowers
Grant
Jurgens
Lincup
Grant Spa
Davenpore Smith
LE Baguerly
Woodford
Burmerster
Fox Lu
Buttenob Jones
Morrissey Robin
Mesh Meame
Neason No
Caupbe
Wouu
Knox
Kelly Tawa
Levsen
Anamosa Headiiesman
Numerous Friday Grid Scores Across Colleges and Services
A sprawling Friday score slate lists Western Maryland 20 Boston College 20 and various college, military, and academy results including Quantico Marines 7 Philadelphia American Legion 0 Davis-Elkins 19 St Thomas 6 Duquesne 31 South Dakota State 12 Creighton 9 Grinnell 6 Central 13 Penn 0 Missouri Valley 6 Missouri B 0 Johns Hopkins 7 Hampden Sydney 0 Newberry 12 Erskine 0 Cortland State Teachers 19 Oswego State Teachers 6 Eastern Kentucky Teachers 19 Morehead State Teachers 0 Tennesseer Polytechnic Institute 0 Murray State Teachers 0 St Vincent 19 Grove City 7 Tex Christan 140 Texas 0 Tulsa 26 Missouri Mines 19 Walliam Jewell 7 Mississippi State 6 Wake Forest 20 arson Newman 6 Yale Junior varsity 20 Princeton varsity 0 Nevada 0 Montana State 13 Hastings Neb College 7 St Benedicts 0 Marshall 1% Salem 14 Midland of York 49 Chadron Teachers 6 Wayne Teachers 12 South Dakota School of Mines 6 Los Angeles St Marss etc 0 Colorado Teachers 0 Wichita U 45 Utah Aggies 13 Pittsburgh Teachers 19 Emporia Teachers 13 plus remains of obfuscated lines and a note about Kodiak I land Alaska.
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Western Maryland
Boston College
Lowell Textile
Norwich
Quantico Marines
Philadelphia American Legion
Penn J
Villanova J
Davis-Elkins
St. Thomas
Marietta
Capital
Waynesburg
Genesa
Duquesne
South Dakota State
Creighton
Grinnell
Central
Penn
Missouri Valley
Missouri “B
Johns Hopkins
Hampden-Sydney
Hich Point College
Appalachian
Newberry
Erskine
Cortland State
Oswego
Eastern Kentucky
Morehead
Tennesseer Polytechnic Institute
Murray State
St. Vincent
Grove City
Town Wesleyan
Upper Jawa
Sul Ross College
Fort Bliss
Texas Christan
Texas
Texas Technological College
Baylor
Texas A
Wot Keee
Tulsa
Wissouri Mines
Baker University
Baldwin Kans
Walliam Jewell
Merver
Chatanooga
Mississipp
State
Southwestern of Wemphis
Wake Forest
Arson Newman
Presbyterian College
She Catadel O. Yale
Princeton Jamier
San Francisco Olempsu Club
Nevada
Montana State
Carroll Welena
Monti
Hastings Neb. College
St Benedicts
Marshall
Salem
Midland of York
Chadron
Kearnes
Tusculum
Willigan College
Tllinois Wesleyan
Winow Normal
St. Mary’s
Winewar
St Olaf Northfield
Minn
Superior
Wilwaukee
River Falls
Kay Claire
Colorado
Wyoming
Wichita U
College of Emporia
Wesleyan Upends Upper Iowa in 21 7 Football Showdown
Wesleyan defeated undefeated Upper Iowa 21 to 7 in Mount Pleasant, snapping the Saints title hopes. Tigers took an early lead, then held the Peacocks scoreless in the second half to secure the victory.
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Wesleyan
Upper Iowa
Mount Pleasant
Towa Westesan
Iowa
Tigers
St Ambrose
Moe
Saints
Boweree
Awe TA Park
Washington Trims Cornell Frosh in Kohawk Tussle
Washington high of Cedar Rapids defeated Town City 250 points in a homecoming tune up. Jim Nance the Negro halfback starred with two early touchdowns and a 60 yard march, while Captain Jakoubek twice intercepted and scored for Cedar Rapids. Cornell freshmen, led by Harold Reizer, prepared for Coe with several possible starters listed including Katz, Current, Austin, Kunz, Coffman, Still, Cole, Zoda, Berve, Bunch, Bowman, Pahlos, and Snyder.
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Iowa City
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Jim Nance Washington
Tigers
Invaders
Jakoubek
Tiger End
Nance
Little Hawks
Little Hawk
van Skike
Tiger
Harberts
I. C
Roderme c
Washington
Luvs Hawk
Marshall Town City
Titera
Zager
Severa
Tr Ceder Rapids
Weber
Thehdawns
Rodenaves
Maresh Fort
Dartnioth
Sperip
Mount Vernan
Washington Junior College
Harold Reizer
Freeport
Little Purple
Coe
Fred Katz
Marion
Harlan Current
Arthur Austin
Brockton
Mass
Ralph Kunz
Clinton
Eldon Coffman
Polo, Il
Harold Still
Newton
Franklin Cole
Clarion
Charles Zoda
Geneva
Ill
Charles Berve
Rochelle
Ray Bunch
Oregon
Roy Bowman
Mount Vernon
Harold Pahlos
Dubuque
George Snyder
Elgin, IL
Snowstorm Delays Monmouth Washington Football Tilt
A Monmouth College freshmen game against Washington University in June was cancelled Friday due to a snow storm. The weather halted the grid clash. Cigarette ashes reportedly used as a silver polish noted in the report.
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Monmouth Hi
Monmouth College
Washington
Jun- Im College
St Marys Gaels Defeat UCLA 14 to 7 in Armistice Clash
The Gal loping Gaels of St Marys beat UCLA 14 to 7 before 65000 in Los Angeles. The victory avenged a 12–0 loss last year and balanced a 7–14 score with Fordham last week. UCLA suffered an undefeated Trojans coast loss.
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Los Angeles
Gaels
St. Mary's
University of California At
Fordham Rams
Southern California TrojJans
Bruins
Georgia Bulldogs Beat Clemson Tigers 32 to 18 Homecoming Upset
Georgia's Bulldogs defeated Clemson 32 to 18 in Clemson. Buster Mott returned a kickoff 95 yards for a score to start the second half as Georgia opened with long runs and spectacular passes.
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Clemson College
S. C
Georgia
Bulldogs
Clemson Tigers
Buster Mott
Clemson
Notre Dame and Pitt Rivalry and Hockey Notes
A broad sports column reviews Notre Dame's 3-1 start before a loss to Pittsburgh, notes Ohio State and Yale results, and comments on Babe Ruth and Rentner in football analysis. It contrasts hockey injuries, Iowa football results, and previews an upcoming Purdue game with Iowa.
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Welp
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Bernie Bierman
Doc Spears
Eame
Spears
Badgers
Purdue
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
D. X. Bible
Pitt
Mathis
Ohio State
Penn
Brooklyn May Deal for Jim Bottomley
Brooklyn signals renewed pursuit of Sunny Jim Bottomley of the St. Louis Cardinals after Owen Bush becomes Reds manager. The Dodgers seek Bottomley to fill first base though he spent much of 1932 on the bench. St. Louis has alternatives and may trade for pitching peers.
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NEW York
INS
Owen Bush
Cincinnati Reds
Sunny Jim Bottomley
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Bottomley
Cincinnati
Bill Clark
New Bottomley
Dodgers
St. Louis
Ret Collins
Pat Craward
Rogers Hornsby
Mickey Finn
Cyclones Face Oklahomans In Big Six Fray
Iowa State coach adjusts backfield for the Kansas clash as he weighs veterans Johan ningmeier and Hatfield against sophomores Faurot and Johnson. Iowa State also deals with injuries to Roe and Templeton while Oklahoma braces with the Pansze brothers sidelined and Will possibly out for the season.
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Iansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Frank Carideo
Tigers
Raw
Decorge Stuber
Caridco
Johanningmeier
Hatfield
Oklahoma
Jay Faurot
Johnson
Ad_ Lindsey
Elmer Schaake
Smith
Dumm
Beach
Iowa State
Oklahoma Sooners
Ames
Pansze Brothers
Will
Art
Lewie Hardage
Dunlap
Simms
Walker
Stacy
Cyclones
Roe
Templeton
Sectional Titles Hang On The Hook This Week
Davis J. Walsh reviews ongoing sectional title sales and market activity this week, highlighting promising listings and potential closures. The piece notes how developers and buyers navigate title downgrades and regulatory hurdles affecting property transactions in the current market.
Four Select Games On Mid West Slate
International News Service outlines key football clashes across the nation. Notre Dame and Northwestern renew a fierce series while Michigan, Purdue and Ohio State pursue title hunts. Pittsburgh meets Nebraska and Illinois faces Indiana as top teams clash in a dense weekend schedule.
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Mid-West
International News Service
York
Footeball
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
South
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
Linccoln
Columbia
Brown
Texas
Texas Christian
Utah
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Big Ten
Michigan
Chicago
Southern California
Oregon
HY George Kirkley
United Press
Notre Dame
Madison
Lincoln
Ohio State
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Purdue
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Champaign
Haloupek Cleared to Face Carleton in Lineman Return
Cornell college announces Dan Haloupek, Purple center, passed special tests raising eligibility to play against Carleton in Northfield Saturday. His return strengthens the line against Carleton backs as coach Barker lays out starting guard and tackle pairings and signal man Crosby directs the offense with possible halfback lineup changes.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Dan Haloupek
Carleton
Northfield
Cornell
Knox
Purple
Dick Barker
Osborn
Hammond
Anderson
Cassidy
Kuhnke
Ray
Sells
Crosby
Adamson
Reynolds
Shadle
Muddy Ruel Released by Detroit After Standout Catcher Runs
Muddy Ruel, a nine to ten year major league veteran and noted catcher, was released unconditionally by the Detroit Tigers. The move leaves Ruel free to sign with any club at the waiver price of 7500 dollars, with no team claiming him.
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ST Louis
Mherald
Muddy) Ruel
Detroit Tigers
Ruel
South Dakota Ags Fall to Duquesne in Armistice Clash
In Pittsburgh, South Dakota State's small squad led 6-0 early but faded, losing 34 to 12 as Duquesne rallied with two second quarter touchdowns to take a 14-6 halftime edge.
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South Dakota
Ags
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
South Dakota State
Duquesne University
Westerners
Dukes
Central Mudders Run Slippery Grid to 13 Point Win over Penn
Central College football added tennis shoes to cope with a slick field and defeated Penn College of Oskaloosa 13 to 0. Ray Hosteler led Central with most yards while the Quakers could not gain a first down all game.
Western Maryland Ties BC 20-20 in Newton
The Green Terrors of Western Maryland spotted Boston College two touchdowns before growing into a balanced attack, finishing with a 20-20 tie in Newton, Massachusetts.
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Newton
Mass
Green Terrors
Maryland
Boston College
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Pavenport Downs
Grant Hgh
Mississippi Valley
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Davernert Pichachoaraha
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Davis J. Walsh
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