Illinois Beats Northwestern 3 0 for Big Ten Title Hopes
Illinois defeats Northwestern 3 to 0 at Evanston with Dave Cook kicking a 15 yard field goal in the third period. Illinois gains include Beynon to Lindberg passes and strong line play from Kawa and Hajek. Northwestern shows a defensive first half but falters on fumbles as Illinois preserves a chance at the Big Ten crown.
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Wolverines Edge Iowa 10 6 As Crayne Is Injured
Michigan clinches a fourth straight Big Ten title by holding off Iowa 10 to 6. Herman Everhardus kicks and runs for the Wolverines, Bill Renner completes a key pass, while Dick Crayne suffers a severe leg bruise for Iowa. The defense stifles Iowa’s aerials as Michigan gains 164 rushing yards and intercepts five passes.
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Ohio State Drubs Penn, 20 to 7, in Cold Saturday Game
Ohio State defeated Pennsylvania University 20 to 7 before about 40 000 fans in Philadelphia. The Buckeyes broke the game open in the second quarter with a drive that produced a touchdown after a 15 yard penalty. Ka bealo scored on a Cramer pass and Smith added a rushing TD.
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Columbia Trounces Navy Eleven 14 to 7 in Upset
At Bakerfield on Saturday Columbia University stunned Navy 14 to 7 before 20 000 with a fast offense led by Captain Cliff Montgomery. The upset followed Columbia's earlier victory over Notre Dame and left Navy edged by a five point forecast.
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Purdue Beats Notre Dame 19 to 0 on Big Pass Plays
Purdue extended its unbeaten streak to 20 games with a 19 to 0 victory over Notre Dame before 37 000 fans. Fred Febel returned a Purdue interception for a 16 yard touchdown and two long passes set up Purdue scores. Notre Dame faltered with fumbles and poor decisions as Purvis and Pardonner tallied on passes and runs.
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Coe Crushers Knox in 38 0 season finale
Coe College's Kohawks routed Knox 38 to 0 to close a perfect undefeated season in Midwest Conference action. Freddie Hild led with three touchdowns, while six Coe players crossed the goal line and Walker added four extra points. The win capped a dominant campaign with 520 rushing yards to Knox's 71.
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Michigan faces eastward rivals as Big Ten race tightens
The column reviews Michigan's 4-0 Big Ten start and the looming tests from Minnesota and Purdue. It notes Purdue Iowa and Minnesota battles, a West Point path for Freddie Hild, and field goal shifts influencing key results. It also contrasts Notre Dame Army Harvard and Stanford vs USC outcomes, highlighting evolving football strategies.
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Carroll College Wins From Lawrence 14-0
WAUKESHA Wis. Carroll College football, in its season finale, defeated Lawrence College of Appleton 14 to 0 to claim the Big Three Wisconsin college championship.
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Carroll Dominates Lawrence In Ton Wisconsin Tilt
In Ton Wis Carroll rolled to a 14 to 0 victory over Lawrence, amassing ten first downs to Lawrence's four as the game unfolded with Carroll controlling the series.
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Snow Cancels Allegheny Thiel Game Rescheduled Nov 21
Heavy snow blanketed Montgomery field leaving Allegheny and Thiel unable to play on Saturday. The postponed game will be staged on November 21 at the same venue with Montgomery field fully covered by snow.
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Cornell Carleton 19 19 Draw In Homecoming Battle
Cornell and Carleton battled to a 19 to 19 tie as time ran out in Ash Park. Cornell led 19 to 6 at halftime on a passing attack led by Shadle Coffman Peterson, while Carleton rallied with two long marches to knot the score. Dale Peterson and Osburn sparked the Purple offense, but a failed extra point preserved the stalemate.
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Kansas State Edges Iowa State 7 0 in Big Six Clash
In Ames on Saturday Kansas State fullback Ralph Graham powered in the only score of the game a 4 yard plunge after a sustained drive in the second quarter. He added the extra point sealing a 7 0 victory over Iowa State as both teams struggled with a slow start and frequent kicking. Russell sparked early drive to the Cyclone 48 but Iowa State could not answer after the score.
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Crayne Suffered Leg Bruise Not Serious, Iowa Star Okay
Crayne, Iowa's hard driving fullback, was carried off after a hard tackle in Saturdays game with Michigan. An x ray at University hospital showed no fracture and a leg bruise, with athletic director Fielding H. Yost reporting Crayne will likely travel with the team.
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Stanford Upsets Trojans in Coast Thriller
A swift Stanford eleven defeated Southern California 13 to 7 before 90,000 at the Coliseum. Bill Corbus booted two decisive place kicks in the final quarter after Stanford surged with sopho mores like Bobby Grayson and Jim Moscrip fueling the surge. The upset marked USC’s first defeat in 28 games and showcased Stanford’s prep by a standout sophomore contingent.
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