Badgers Punish Iowa as Offside Dooms Goal Line Stand
Wisconsin thrashes Iowa 26 to 7 in Madison as Iowa’s defense falters late after a disputed fourth quarter offside call. Iowa, minus Stewart and Woodard, scores on a 70 yard Kelso return, but otherwise no offense.
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Badgers
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Wisconsin
Slip Madigan
Johnny Stewart
Dick Woodard
Kelso
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Mizzou Rallies to Tie Oklahoma in Homecoming Thriller
Missouri, trailing by 14, roared back with Paul Collins scoring three touchdowns including the tying score in the final 35 seconds. The Tigers tied the Sooners 21-21 as Jim Kekeris and Dub Wooten produced key late points in Norman.
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Midlands
Oklahoma
Sooners
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Tiger
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Collins
Michigan State
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Sooner
Homer Sparkman
Bob Hopkins
Max Riley
Jim’ Kekeris
Yale Beats Brown 13 0 to Extend Winning Streak
New Haven Conn AP Billy Penn 190 pound halfback reached Brown’s end zone in the second half and Yale shut out Brown 13 0 to give Yale their sixth straight victory.
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New Haven
Badger Quarterback Dies of Injuries
Allan Shafer, 14, freshman quarterback for the University of Wisconsin football team, died at 6 15 pm Saturday after injuries in the fourth quarter of the Iowa Wisconsin game. Autopsy pending, doctors suspect internal injuries. Shafer was an engineering student and former Madison West high school player.
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Wisconsin Hawks Stifle Hawkeyes in Tough Line Battle
Wisconsin controlled the left side of the line and pressured Hawkeye ends as the game unfolded. Paul Fagerlund at guard contributed on defense and offense in a rugged contest. Continued on Page 5 This Section.
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Paul Fagerlund
Wisconsin
Homecoming Time at Coe Football Gone Kohawks Star on Another Team
Homecoming at Coe College runs without football as alumni serve in the armed forces. About 237 former Coe athletes are in military duty across army air force navy and marines with many officers among them. The alumni office tracks whereabouts as past Kohawks who starred in homecoming games are scattered worldwide.
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Moray L. Eby
LaVern Aegerter
John Dabinett
Infantry
Bill Scharnberg
John DuBoise
George Hidinger
Marine
Bob Schuelzky
Bob Christensen
John Harkness
Don Belknap
Great Lakes
Chuck Joss
Army Air Force
Ken Wigness
Vic Lowman
Kenneth Anderson
Navy
Mickey Starcevich
Bob Nicholson
Ralph Pilgrim
Ray Christy
Paul Scheele
Max Moses
Amphibious Corps
Maurice Trickey
DeWayne van Deelen
Dick Lane
Jim Leehman
Hank Moss
J.g
Ellsworth Burkett
Billy Arnett
Sam Myers
John Peschau
Harmon Klemme
Cabinett
Hidinger
Christensen
Lowman
Starcevich
Nicholson
Scheele
Moses
Lane
Leehman
Arnett
Coe College
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Elwyn Post
Grinnell
Ray Frost
Atlantic Fleet
Frost
Miss Moon
Moon
Cornell
Air Force
Don Dunlop
France
Eldon
Tess” Levis
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Victorville
Calif
Carleton
Ed Cisler
Vernon Elslager
Cisler
South Pacific
Elslager
Childress
Texas
Monmouth
Bernie Smith
Ralph Martin
Army
Gene Carson
Martin
Carson
Paul Tschirgi
Malden
Bob Dunlop
Willis Lamb
Dave Connell
Drake Smothers Missouri Valley For 7th Victory
Drake University cruised to a 31 to 0 win over Missouri Valley College, remaining undefeated with seven straight wins. Del Cockayne opened the scoring with two first quarter TDs, Dan McHugh threw a TD pass to Cockayne, and substitute Elmer Patterson added three TDs, including a 15 yard scamper.
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Missouri Valley College of Marshall
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Elmer Patterson
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Hensley Vogel
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Wierers Shestokos
van Doren Welcher
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Vantan' Cockayne
Bonar McHugh
Walsh
Kroll
Patterson
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Cockayne
Michorisi
Texas A and M Crushes SMU for 39-6 Victory
Texas A and M exploded for over 350 yards rushing and passing to dominate Southern Methodist 39-6 in Dallas. The Aggies scored early and pulled away, delivering SMU its worst defeat in 26 years in the Southwest conference.
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Phelps Sprints lead Cyclones past Nebraska in Big Six clash
Gene Phelps, Iowa State quarterback, tallies three rushing touchdowns in a 219 win over Nebraska. He scores from five four and ten yards, with Howard contributing a long run. A late fumble by Phelps precedes Nebraska’s score as the period opens, setting the stage for a tense Big Six battle.
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Gene Phelps
Iowa State
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Phelps
Howard
Bob Koenig
Minnesota Beats Indiana In Surprise Homecoming Victory
Minnesota upset Indiana 19 to 14 at Memorial Stadium to close its home season. Key plays came from Red Williams and Vic Kulbitski, with standout line work by Frank Ciolli for Indiana. Deranek of Indiana matched with a 51-yard run and goal, while Hoernschemeyer drove the Hoosiers, and Minnesota’s defense stifled him throughout.
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Dick Deranek
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Vic Kulbitski
Frank Ciolli
Minnesota
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Deranek
Michigan Tops Illinois 14-0 In Homecoming Showdown
Michigan’s line dominates Illinois as the Wolverines score in eight plays for a 14-0 victory. Buddy Young of Illinois makes two notable runs but the Illini offense stalls against the Michigan defense before a 42,000 crowd at Ann Arbor. Gene Derricotte starts Michigan’s drive and Notre Dame previews appear as the game unfolds.
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Lou Agase
Don Greenwood
Eddie Bray
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Cadets Dispel Doubts Of Power In Greatest Victory
Army crushed Notre Dame 59 to 0 to end a 13 year wait and crown 1944 as the Cadets’ peak season. The game erased doubts from a soft schedule and boosted Army’s claim to football supremacy over Navy.
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Red)Blaik
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Felix
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Dinka
Seahawks Run Past Bunker Hill With 33 7 Victory
The Iowa Seahawks defeated the Bunker Hill Naval Air Station Block Busters 33 7 before about 4 000 servicemen. Key plays included a 66 yard run by Bob Smith and a 44 yard march capped by a two yard Mertes score. Vic Schleich added three extra points and the Seahawks extended their win streak to eight games.
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Seahawks
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Mertes
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