Cornell Holds Carleton To Scoreless Tie In Muddy Field
In a defensive battle on Laird field Cornell and Carleton played to a scoreless tie. Cornell's Osborne led the line with stout defense while Reynolds Crosby and Sharle sparked the backfield as Carleton attempted rallies thwarted by the Purple.
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Badgers Edge Gophers In Close Minnesota Tilt
Wisconsin defeats Minnesota 20 to 13 in a hard fought football game. Linfor passes to Schneller for 22 yards and to McGuire for 10, with Linfor scoring on a three yard run and adding the PAT. Officials included Referee Nichols and Umpire Haines.
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St Johns Military Acads Wallops Culver 26-0 in Charity
Evanston Illinois St Johns military academy defeated Culver 23 to 0 in a charity game Saturday before local army and navy notables St Johns built a second half lead, Dever scored on a smash, Swisher and Swasher produced key gains and touchdowns Tid intercepted a pass for 70 yards and Gever added the extra point
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Washington High Defeats Fairfield 13 0 in Friday Football
Washington High battered Fairfield with a shutout 33 to 0 in variable wind. The Demons dominate with strong defense and multiple scoring drives culminating in a decisive win.
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Delta Eleven Falls 32 to 0 to Hedrick Gridders
Special to The Gazette Delta Eleven loses 32 to 0 on Armistice Day as Hedrick demands control. Delta threatens in the third quarter but cannot reach the end zone. Garrett and Morrow anchor Delta’s backfield as Hedrick’s defense seals the win.
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Notre Dame Beats Northwestern 21 to 0 in Bitter Battle
Notre Dame dominates Northwestern 21 to 0 as Koken and Jaskiewski connect on key passes and Kosky seals the win with a late lateral score. Melinkovich Kurth Robinson star for Notre Dame while Sullivan Fencl Kostbade highlight Northwestern’s defense in a rugged, yard-heavy game.
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Monona Dominates Postville 7–0 In Armistice Day Clash
Monona edged Postville 7 to 0 at Postville in the Armistice Day game. A 30 yard scoring dash by C riecle gave Monona the lead in the opening quarter and the rest of the game featured tight defense. The contest marked the final grid appearance for seniors CC Thiele Svesva and Raussen.
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Borotra Retires From Singles In Big Time Tennis
Paris reports Jean Borotra the bounding Basque declares retirement from singles in major events at 34 He may play doubles at Auteuil and Wimbledon and perhaps Davis Cup doubles but insists no more singles saying business pressure and past strain prevent further top level play.
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Earlville Independents Begin Cage Practice
Earlville Inde pendent basketball team opens practice with players Lewis Liebe Merle Sawyer Raymond Ham Elmer Carty Herbert Carty Charles Carty Richard Depp Urban Harken Lawrence Faust and Howard Rohr. A E Larson named team manager.
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Georgia Tech Upsets Alabama 6 to 0 in Atlanta
Georgia Tech stunned Alabama 6 to 0 before 12 000 fans in Atlanta as Captain Monk Neblett rejoined the lineup late in the fourth quarter to spark the Vols? Tech offense. Charley Chick Gallo raced 75 yards for the lone TD with key interference aiding the score.
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Elgin High Basketball Schedule Finalized
Elgin high's basketball schedule is nearly final with ten games set. Coach Whitney plans drills next week and seeks volunteers. Key dates include Arlington Fayette Waucoma Postville contests at home and away through February, followed by county and sectional tournaments March 6 17 18 and March 2 3 4.
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Purdue Triumphs 18 Iowa 0 In Tough First Meeting
Purdue defeats Iowa 18 to 0 after a dominant defensive effort and steady ground attack. Key drives stall Iowa threats as Purdue capitalizes on turnovers and punting battles, finishing with a clean sheet.
Drake Beats Washington 6 to 0 in Muddy Conference Match
Drake University defeats Washington University 6 to 0 in Des Moines, earning its second conference TD and first conference win. The game featured heavy mud, a punting battle, and a Drake kickoff return setup by Wieland and a late second quarter drive culminating in a Thompson touchdown. Officials named Johnson, Carruthers, and Hasbrouck.
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Luther Norsemen trounce Dubuque 51 to 0 in Iowa clash
Luther College Norsemen overwhelmed Dubuque University 51 to 0 as CHM Hansen powered four touchdowns after a scoreless first quarter. Luther’s defense shut down the Dubuque offense while Hansen added the extra points.
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Tulane Edges Kentucky 6 3 in hard fought game
Tulane pulls ahead in the fourth quarter as Don Zimmerman returns a Kentucky kickoff 62 yards to set up a late touchdown. Kercheval's boot and strong punting kept Tulane on defense in a tight 6 to 3 win over Kentucky in Lexington.
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School For Young Ball Players To Be Opened
In Muscatine Iowa AP report says a school for young ball players will be conducted this winter at Hot Springs Arkansas. Ray Dean manager of the House of David nine announced the plan in Muscatine today.
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Harvard Fends Off Holy Cross 7–0 in Slow-Starting Game
Harvard outgunned Holy Cross in the final quarter to win 7 to 0 before 25 000 at Cambridge Mass The Crusaders missed two prime chances and Harvard seized the moment with a goal line drive while Holy Cross QB Walter Clifford led in rushing yardage but could not convert drives Harvard passed effectively completing three of six attempts while Holy Cross managed six of twenty four.
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Vanderbilt And Tennessee Battle To Scoreless Tie
In Nashville UT and Vanderbilt played to a scoreless 0 0 tie before about 30 000 spectators with 3 500 gate crashers on the sidelines. Beatie Feathers Tennessee halfback was ruled out of a 72 yard touchdown run for stepping out of bounds. Referee halted play three minutes before the scheduled end.
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Twelve Cage Games On Oxford Junction Card
Oxford Junction coach Al Sip lists a girls and boys basketball schedule. Key games include Center Junction here, Lost Nation away, Olin away, Monmouth here, Baldwin here, Wyomine here, Olin here, Center Junction here, Wyomins away, Baldwin away, Lost Nation away, Monmouth away, and a Monticello tournament on February 10-11.
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Incomplete College Football Scoreboard Totals
A diverse set of scores from multiple colleges and teachers teams across divisions shows De Pauw and Franklin led 25 to 6, East Stroudsburg Teachers rolling 45 to 0, and numerous other results including Albion 0 and Lawrence 25. Large lists of results across regions feature many 0s and mid-range margins.
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Illinois Uses Heat to Beat Indiana 18 6 in Big Ten
Illinois showcases strong running and passing in the second and third quarters to defeat Indiana 18 to 6 in cold conditions. Berry scores two touchdowns and leads Illinois while Indiana manages only 146 yards and two interceptions on 11 passes.
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Delaware Loop opens 5th title chase in six-team league
SPANCHESTER Iowa The Delaware county basketball league starts its fifth season Friday with six of seven teams in a three game slate. All coaches are holdovers except Clarence Thompson of Buck Creek who has stayed since the league began in 1928.
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Navy Torpedoes Maryland Eleven 28 to 7 Victory
Navy, once given only a fair chance, crushed Maryland 28 7 before 12000 fans in Baltimore. Middies opened with 19 points, then used reserves for another score and a safety. Gordon Chung Hoon standout with two early touchdowns and strong rushing. Checca to Kernan 55 yard TD for Maryland.
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Brown Beats Columbia 7-6 to End Unbeaten Run
Brown surged from behind to topple Columbia 7-6 before a Bakerfield crowd of 36 000 in New York. Gammino, a 180 pound substitute halfback, scored the tying TD in the final seven minutes and Chase added the extra point for Brown. Columbia led earlier on a touchdown by Eddie Brominski after a trick play from Cliff Montgomery.
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Morningside Plasters Sioux Falls 54 to 0
Morningside won its first football victory since the opening game, throttling Sioux Falls College 54 to 0 on Saturday. The win marks a dominant performance by the Tigers as they controlled offense and defense throughout.
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