Huskies Upset USC 7 to 6 in Cold Stadium Clash
Washington outplayed the favored Trojans in the second half to edge USC 7 to 6 on a cold afternoon. Jimmy Johnston opened scoring with a 52 yard run, Lansdell added a 71 yard punt return for a touchdown, and the Huskies’ defense held USC to no first downs after halftime.
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Jimmy Johnston
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Phil Gaspar
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Notre Dame Defeats Minnesota 19 to 0 in Tough Game
Notre Dame shut out Minnesota 19 to 0, capitalizing on a 33 yard strike from Saggan to Earl Brown for the opening TD. Zontini’s kicker missed, leaving the Irish with a 13 point lead, while Notre Dame’s defense stifled the Gophers to 108 rushing yards and six first downs as Minnesota failed to move the ball.
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Indiana Stuns Iowa 7-3 In Hard Fought Gridiron Clash
Indiana edges Iowa 7 to 3 as Hoosiers exploit steady drives and a late third quarter field goal by Dean. Key moments include Indiana threatening near the goal line twice, Iowa’s stronger punting advantage, and Herbert’s late goal line plunge sealing the win before a crowd of about 10,000.
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Lee Daniels
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State Teachers Frosh Eleven Ups Grinnell In Close 7 6
Grinnell hosts state teachers frosh as a blocked kick in the final period decided the game. Carbone kicked from the 15 to set up a touchdown, then added the extra point. Grinnell answered in the second quarter on a 30 yard pass Kotila to Grant, but Gahagan’s extra point try failed.
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George Washington Beats Kansas U 9-7 On Late Safety
George Washington edges Kansas University 9 to 7 as a final period safety decides the game. Substitute tackle Barauskas blocked Masoner's punt, the ball rolled into the end zone for a safety and the decisive score.
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McKinley And Roosevelt Grid Teams Close Season
The 1938 season closed for McKinley and Roosevelt football teams with losses to Wilson and Franklin and a 7 7 tie in city standings. Photos show two squads in rows with players listed, including captains and coaches.
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Grinnell
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Jack Sedge
Ray Ingels
Jerry Tappen
Charles Blahnik
Dean Tosh
Bob Julius
Dick Tow
Joe Himmell
Amity Blakey
Chuck Krizek
Charles Griffith
Bill Gillam
Jack O'Brien
Vernon Stolba
Chester Graylund
Hollis Broussard
George Prastka
John Krabbenholt
John Rice
Chuck Joss
Dick Olson
Harold Briggs
Don Brown
Will Tvrdik
Hilbert Siegel
Roosevelt Picture
Eugene Smith
Delos Wilson
Bill Kuda
Charles McLain
Emil Dvorak
Elwyn Baumgartner
James Morriss
Forest Lallne
Neal de la Hunt
Bus Adams
Ray Hamad
Clyde Lybarrer
Ben Haddad
Pete Winders
Art Miner
Glenn Williams
Bill Taylor
Jack Hamm
Don Wolfe
Ossie Anderson
Maynard Kint
Charles Young
Bill Chester
Bill Donisthorne
Bob Multhaup
Howard Hammill
Joe Wall
Don Maloney
Basil Harriss
Leslie Grigg
Daryl Pendergraft
Lotis Akers
Ray Goodrow
Dick Estes
Lyle Fuller
Dick Dillon
Joe Fiala
Bill Kelsey
Lester Monroe
Ted Williams
Paul Wise
Bob Andrews
Charles Kemme
Buckeyes Smear Illinois 32 to 14 in Major Victory
Ohio State overpower Illinois 32 to 14 as Cliff Peter son and a trio of receivers pace the offense. Scott and Marino spark a razzle dazzle first half while Rettinger scores and Ehni adds the extra point. Buckeyes extend lead in second half with multiple scorers and strong line play.
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Detroit
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Syracuse
Drake Bumps Tulsa In 27-7 Football Upset
Des Moines reports Drake Bulldogs overwhelmed Tulsa Golden Hurricane 27-7 in a Saturday game. Tulsa managed only 10 rushing yards and scored on a Drake penalty ruled pass interference near Drake’s 1 yard line.
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Army Uses Four Teams In Beating Chattanooga 34 13
Army used nearly four full teams to wallop Chattanooga 34 to 13 in Michie Stadium before 12,000. Chattanooga scored only in the final quarter with a 76 yard run by St John’s.
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Iowa Indiana Football Play by Play First Period
Indiana win the toss and Crasen returns the kickoff to the 15. Iowa and Indiana trade drives with Dumke advancing for Iowa and Balazs on Indiana. Kinnick connects on passes, runs, and later plays ending with Iowa ahead 6 as the quarter ends. Indiana pressures, several stopped runs and incomplete passes punctuate the period.
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Detroit Titans Blank Wolfpack 7 0 in Raleigh
Detroit Titans defeated the North Carolina State Wolfpack 7 to 0 in an intersectional football game before 8,000 spectators in Raleigh on Saturday.
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Stagg Eleven Beats Chicago 32 to 0 in Reunion Study
Amos Alonzo Stagg returns to face Chicago with the College of the Pacific and drives a 32 to 0 victory. The Maroons fail to break Stagg’s defense as Pacific’s passing and running attack overwhelms Chicago with key interceptions and long runs. Stagg’s career arc and the lingering glory at Chicago contrast with this big Portland inspiration in Stockton.
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Coe freshmen overwhelm Cornell 34 to 8 in season ender
Coe freshman team, led by Archibald and Kinch, routed Cornell 34 to 8 to close an undefeated season. Miller and Nyby scored twice for Coe with Johnson adding three PATs. Cornell managed a late touchdown and safety after a rough start as Stabler blocked a Coe kickoff.
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Marshall Crawforth Smith
Towner
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Duke Crushes Syracuse 21-0 to stay unbeaten
Duke, flawless and undefeated, defeated Syracuse 21 to 0 before about 26,000 in Archbold Stadium. Eric Tipton spearheaded the attack with a rushing score and standout passing and kicking, while Duke’s defense stifled Syracuse’s ground game and pass offense.
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Washington U Triumph Ends 75 Yard March To 27 21
Washington University capped a 75 yard drive with a touchdown pass in the final minute to defeat Butler 27 to 21 in St Louis. Butler had erased a 20 point halftime lead with two third quarter touchdowns and another in the fourth, all with extra points.
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