Badgers Rally Past Mountaineers in 25 6 Win
Wisconsin overwhelms West Virginia 25 to 6 as Fontaine leads with two fourth quarter touchdowns. Allen connects for a key early pass but Wisconsin's defense and ground game seal the victory with multiple first downs and two late scores.
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University of Wisconsin
Tommy Fontaine
Akron
Wisconsin
Mountaineers
Greorge (Eck
Allen
West Virginia
Wilson
Schuelke
Fish
Virginians
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Fontaine
Eck Allen
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Swisher Woentese
Anderson Miller
Loyshin
Porett Snovvae Smith
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Accel
Becker
Dehnert
Bingham
Donaldson
Bancer
Pike
Donald
Wawhinney
Fidler
Sty- Brie Keeter Wilson
Thi Heath
Zaleski
Scott
Kim Masker
N.W
D. Hamilton
Notre Dame
Dan Maxwell
Ohio State
Perry Graves
St Thomas and De Paul Fight to 6-6 Tie in Midwest Grid Clash
St Thomas of St Paul Minnesota and De Paul battled to a 6 to 6 draw in Chicago. Both teams scored on long passes with De Paul scoring in the second quarter and St Thomas replying in the final minutes.
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de Paul Battle
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St. Thomas of St. Paul
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Manchester College and Notre Dame B Battle to Tie
A fourth quarter touchdown earned Manchester College a 13 to 13 tie with Notre Dame B in North Manchester Indiana. After a scoreless first half the Irish led 6 to 0 at the end of the third period.
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North Manchester
Ind
Manchester College
Notre Dame
California Bears blitz Washington for 33 to 0 victory
California, led by a revised lineup, halted Washington’s passing attack and scored in every quarter to overwhelm the Huskies 33 to 0 before 40 000 fans at Berkeley. Sophomores and substitutes contributed as Bill Ingram’s Bears blocked a Washington punt and recovered a fumble for a quick opening TD.
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Calif
University of California
University of Washington
California
Bill Ingram
Washington
Matt Maczayski
Bill Boone
Conrad Tenney
Verducci
Art Ahonen
Bears
R. Brittingham Ransome
Momnberkee Dero
Mauczyneit Watc
Jenneys Williams
Blower
Klein
Walker
Williams
Ein
Georgia Tech Dominates Florida In Lopsided Sec Feat
Atlanta Georgia Tech defeated Florida 219 to 7 in a Southeastern Conference football game Saturday. Georgia Tech showcased a strong offense and defense as the eleven secured a commanding win over the Gators on the road.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Florida
Duke Downs Maryland in 38 to 7 Victory
Duke University beat Maryland 38 to 7 at College Park in a decisive conference game. Duke moves closer to the Southern Conference title with the win as Maryland struggles.
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Duke
Maryland
College’ Park
Duke University
Michigan Holds Off Iowa In Final Minute Thriller
Michigan edged Iowa 10 to 0 as Everhardus and Oliver sparked the drive with key carries and a late fumble recovery by Oliver sealed the victory. Teyro and Hoover faced tight Iowa defense while Ward and Bernard contributed on the Michigan side.
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Oliver
Laws
Teyro
Thrauch
Lows
Fay
Page
Michigan
Everhardus
Throsh
Hawkeyes
Towa
Hawkeye
Bernard
Hoover
Ward
Eain
Evechathus
Ichigan
Coe Crushes Knox 58 to 0 in Season Finale
Coe routs Knox 58 to 0 as quarterback Schmidt Hild drives the Crimson with swift runs and passes. Slavik, Saccaro, Belknap, and Schneider score, while Knox struggles to penetrate the Coe line. The Kohawk line dominates and bids farewell to several seniors in a one sided win.
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Crimson
Knox
Coe
Slavik
Hild
Kohawks
Freddie Hild
Don Belknap
Chet Good
Walter Schwank
Dale Harmon
Cliff Bolton
Ellwood Miller
Carruthers Slavik
Schneider
Wilkinson
Saccaro
Belknap
Walker
Carris
Bchnelder
Jons
Keith
Green
Swartzentruber
Cage
Hubner
Clatterbaum
A. Miller
Bolton
Davis
M. Miller
Johnson
McKay
Prohaska
Pavlirto
Irwin
Graham
Murphy
Hanlon
Donaldson
McLaughlan
Hyman
Marvin Levsen
Witneis
William Johnstone
Iowa
Unesman
Mendenhall
Iona
Tarkio College Defeats Buena Vista 13 7 in Home Win
STORM LAKE I A AP Tarkio college's undefeated eleven held off a late rally to beat Buena Vista 13 to 7. Tarkio scored its second touchdown of the season and halted Buena Vista's final drive to secure the victory.
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Storm Lake
Tarkio College
Buena Vista
Beavers
Tarkio
Missourians
Wartburg Falls 35 0 At Home to Aurora in Homecoming
Aurora college from Michigan defeated Wartburg college 35 to 0 in Clinton. Wartburg threatened early after gaining on the visitors 9 yard line on a fumble. Wartburg tackle L E Reinking suffered a broken leg and was hospitalized.
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Clinton
Aurora College
Aurora
Wartburg College
Wartburg
L. E. Reinking
Michigan loses patience and Iowa edges ahead in brutal 1940 game
In a rugged first quarter the Hawkeyes seize control as Crayne drives Iowa to a 6 3 halftime lead. Michigan fights back with Everhardus and Renner supplying sparks but Iowa holds firm to seal a tight 10 6 victory through the fourth.
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Ray Fisher
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Crayne
Michigan
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Ackle
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Reeecal
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Regeczi
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Rook
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Hildebrand
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Petoskey
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Page
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Teyra
Retech
cRegecal
Testo
Pre
Atichigan
Westovers
Lowe
Reseczi
Teyro Attek
Pay
Zverhardus
Heaton
Renecti
Ward
Cornell, Carleton In 1970 19 Draw
The report details a 19 point draw between Cornell and Carleton in 1970 with Shadle passing to Coffman for touchdowns and Peterson rushing for gains. It describes sequence after kickoff including a 30 yard run by Shadle and multiple air plays resulting in scores. A late drive by Carls features a pass to Schuettge and a 15 yard penalty.
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Well
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Peterson
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Shadile
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Marion
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Cameron
Osburn
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VES
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Petrabore
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Towa
Jenkins
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Carrithers
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Mendenhall
Moline Triumphs 19 to 6 Over Washington High Tigers
Moline Maroon backs spark a 19 to 6 victory after a fourth quarter fumble return set the tone. Nance of Washington rushes for 145 yards and a third-quarter TD but Moline counters with a 15 yard score by King and a late drive capped by Kinch plunge.
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Woner
Captain King
Cedar Rapids
Nance
King
Kinch
Washington
Woneer
Maroons
Johnson
Bradley Tech Edges Monmouth In 13-8 Gridiron Clash
Bradley Tech defeated Monmouth 13 to 8 in a late Saturday game. Bradley jumped ahead after a Monmouth fumble was recovered and a Handley to Sepich pass hit for a touchdown. Monmouth answered with a 65 yard run by Bobby Woll on a lateral pass. In the third, officials ruled a completion on the one yard line after a pursuit of interference.
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Hild
Knox
Etka
Slavik
Coe
R Eby
Claypool
Suster
Bell
Lamberti
Murphy
Saccaro
Monmouth
Etc
Bradley Tech
Bradley
Techs
Handley
Sepich
Bobby Woll
Ohio and Michigan to meet in Columbus on November 17 1934
Ohio State will play Michigan in Columbus on November 17, 1934, Athletic Director L. W. St. John announced. The teams had met on October dates in recent seasons, but Ohio sought the later date.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Michigan
L. W. St. John
Ohio
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