Notre Dame Crushes Minnesota 19-0 in Big Ten Clash
Notre Dame battered Minnesota 19 to 0 before 56,000 fans as Bob Saggaus two touchdown passes and Lou Zontinis 84 yard sprint powered the Irish. Keith Sitko orchestrated the attack while Ed Bock, Bernie Bierman era champs, and a ruthless Irish defense sealed the rout.
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Badgers Beat UCLA 14-7 In Pacific Coast Clash
Wisconsin surged behind a stout forward wall to defeat UCLA 14 to 7 before 50,000 in Los Angeles. Two key UCLA turnovers and a late passing drive kept the Bruins from a comeback as Howie Weiss and backfield sparked the Badgers in a three play TD march after an early stalemate.
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Michigan Northwestern 0 0 tie in Big Ten clash
In Ann Arbor a near full crowd saw Michigan and Northwestern play to a scoreless tie that eliminated them from the Big Ten title race. Northwestern forced a short third period stand at Michigan's goal line while Michigan reached Northwestern's 5 on a late drive before Fred Trosko missed a 2-yard wide field goal.
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Villanova Edges Temple 20 To Stay Unbeaten
Villanova beat Temple 20 to 7 in Philadelphia to preserve an unbeaten record with first and second quarter touchdowns.
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Indiana Defeats Iowa 7-3 on Hursh Late Pass
Harold Hursh of Middletown Ohio sparked Indiana University to its first football victory of the season with a late 16 yard touchdown pass to Eddie Herbert. Iowa led 3-0 after Floyd Dean’s 24 yard field goal in the fourth quarter, but Hursh propelled Indiana’s final drive ending in a game winning score as Iowa’s defense held firm most of the day. The Hoosiers climb out of the Big Ten cellar while Iowa remains with one win.
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Cornell Falls 7 0 To Carleton In Minnesota Tilt
Special to The Gazette Northfield Minn Carleton defeats Cornell 7 0 on a fourth quarter pass from Cornell’s 15 yard line Scheela catches winning touchdown after defensive pressure and miscues. Lockrem connects to Kiel, Riegel blocks, Wood runs, Scheel treads in for score. Carleton 7 Cornell 0.
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Football Scores Big Ten and Surrounding Regions
Football scores recap across Big Ten and neighboring conferences with Indiana, Michigan, Northwestern, and Notre Dame postings. Notable results include Michigan 0, Michigan State 0, Minnesota 4, Illinois 0, Iowa State 11, Kansas State 13, Marquette 18, Pittsburch 19, Drake 37, Tulsa 7, Augustana 11, Monmouth 7, Wabash 6, Harvard 4, Yale 7, Army 13, Fordham , North Carolina 6, Navy 1, Temple 3, Alabama 14, Georgia Tech 14, Tennessee 14, Vanderbilt 6, Auburn 28, LSU 6, California 20, Oregon State 6. Additional scores await page 2.
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Red Pepper's Hot Sport Chatter On Iowa Athletics
A university professor source claims Iowa's football setup faces changes before next season amid growing dissatisfaction. He says players could field a team that could compete with the nation, except for sluggish line play aside from the Purdue game. Continued on page 2.
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Princeton Routs Yale Eleven 20-7 in 62nd Clash
Princeton led by 185 pound sophomore Dave Allerdice defeated Yale 20-7 before 52000 fans. Allerdice threw for 43 yards on the opening TD drive to Dick Daniel and connected with Ashley Harper for a second score. Harper and White added later touchdowns as Princeton opened a 3-0, 10-0, 17-0 lead before Yale's late period score.
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Southern Methodist Defeats Arkansas 19-6 in Dallas
SMU quarterback trio dish three touchdown passes to rout Arkansas 19-6 and maintain a clean Southwest Conference slate in Dallas. Arkansas managed one touchdown via a passing play as the game unfolded.
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Spartans Rally To 20 14 Victory Over Hilltoppers
Michigan State quarterback Johnny Pingel led a comeback with sharp passing to beat Marquette 20 to 14 in Milwaukee before 13,000 fans.
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Panthers Thorp Nebraska 19 to 0 in Lincoln
Pitt crushed Nebraska 19 to 0 before 34,000 at Lincoln. Marshall Goldberg out with injury but Dick Cassiano and Harold Stebbins powered the offense, driving for first downs and steady gains.
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Panthers Rally In Second Quarter To Upset Nebraskas
The Panthers seized momentum in the second quarter as Cassiano ran for six yards and a touchdown after a Husker fumble by Bill Callihan. Pitt answered with a quick score, then extended the lead in the third on a punt mishap return set up by George Knight’s punt, with Cassiano Stebbins and Kish driving to the 1 yard line before Kish scored. The Panthers added a final 69 yard drive fueled by Stebbins passes and strong gains.
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Long TD Run Sparks Victory for Minnesota Rivalry
A player sprinted 84 yards to the end zone while John Kelly blocked Minnesota safety Harold Van Every. The convert followed as Zone fini kicked the extra point. Minnesota remained dangerous as the report continued on page 3.
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Cornell Red Team Topples Dartmouth 14-7
Cornell defeats Dartmouth 14-7 before a record homecoming crowd at Schoellkopf Field. Carl Snavely’s Red Team, backed by a stingy line, ends Dartmouth’s 22-game unbeaten streak on a windy Saturday in Ithaca.
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Buckeyes beat Illinois 32 to 14 in Champaign
Ohio State overpowered Illinois 32 to 14 before 15 000 fans in Champaign. Big Jim Langhurst scored three times as Ohio State capitalized on Illinois errors with a fumble interception and a blocked punt. Esko Sarkkinen spearheaded the defense as the Buckeyes pulled away in the first half.
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