Purdue Beats Northwestern 27 7 in Big Ten Clash
Purdue over Northwestern 27 to 7 at Dyche Stadium as freshman Stormy Pfohl scores three touchdowns and Boris Dimancheff powers the ground game. Purdue outgains Northwestern 311 yards to 202 with key blocks from Lencezyk Kaastad and McMillen and rally behind Dimancheff and Carnaghi to stay in the 1944 Big Ten title race. Northwestern's lone score comes in the second quarter on a drive led by Frank Clawson, with Oral Congdon converting the extra point.
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Wisconsin Downs Iowa In Hard Fought Conference Clash
Wisconsin's 13 7 win over Iowa featured standout Jerry Thompson with 139 yards on 37 carries and solid tackling by Mohrbacher. Iowa struggled offensively as Kelso and Campbell scored for the Badgers, while Holmes Mead and Kersten provided key plays in a tight game.
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Indiana, Minnesota battle in rough football clash
Indiana edges Minnesota 14 18 as Hoernschemeyer connects long to Kluszewski and Kispert keeps extra points wide. Williams hooks a 44 yard strike to Schmitz and Kispert adds a quarterback sneak before late Indiana defense stalls the Gophers.
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Kipke Discharged from Navy Joins Beverage Firm
Harry Kipke regent of the University of Michigan and U S Navy reserve lieutenant for three years is discharged at his own request. He has joined the sales staff of a beverage company.
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Drake Runners Dominate Iowa Cross Country Meet
Drake University runners swept the Iowa intercollegiate meet at Waveland Park finishing with 18 points. Fred Feiler shattered his own four mile course record with 20 minutes 53.8 seconds improving on his prior 21 minutes 3.0 seconds as Drake heads to East Lansing.
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Monticello Football Beats Anamosa 13 0 in Armistice Game
Monticello outplayed Anamosa 13 to 0 on Armistice Day as Bonwell scored from six yards in the first half and Buddy Griffith added a five yard quarterback sneak in the third quarter. Rickels added the extra point and Monticello dominated most of the action in Anamosa territory.
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Sox manager Jimmy Dykes sends sendoff bouquet to streamliner engineer
Chicago manager Jimmy Dykes, 50, welcomed the Athletics departure after their final series by sending flowers to the engineer of the streamliner that carried the A's back to Philadelphia.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Old Page
A compact puzzle clue set listing definitions and word lengths such as 8 Carried 98 Margin 10 Golf player 12 Smallest part 16 Tear 23 Complain 23 At the end 24 Die 28 Kind of tie 29 Circle of light 30 Biblical garden 33 Bilg eater 33 Kind of duck 35 Close tightly 36 Denoting a purpose 37 Boy's tops 398 Possessed 40 Quarrel 41 Group of three 42 Heavenly body 45 Little- 47 Sheepfold 3 Desire 51 Printer's measure
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Buck Varsity Battles Pitt in Big Ohio State Win
Ohio State overwhelming Pitt 54 to 19 in Columbus. Regulars played under a quarter as Buckeyes built a 20 0 lead, then continued with second and third strings scoring, while Pitt managed two late TDs and a fourth period drive halted inches from the goal.
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Denver Pioneers Triumph Over New Mexico Lobos 41 to 6
Denver Pioneers executed a crafty first half surge to defeat New Mexico Lobos 41 to 6 in Albuquerque. Johnny Adams connected with Bradford for a 32 yard TD and two more scores via a fake dive play, with third and fourth touchdowns set by Adams passes to Lacham and Karamigios and Hazelhurst. Lobos scored late in the game on a shovel pass from Jones to Hildebrandt.
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