Iowa State Beats Marquette 3-0 On Rushmore Kick
Iowa State dominates Marquette 3 0 as Roland Rushmore kicks a 26 yard field goal. Cyclones gain 177 yards to 63 with 12 first downs to Marquette s two homecoming crowd of 8000 witnesses Town State outplays Marquette in nearly every department and holds edge in rushing passing and defense.
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Utah Triumphs 45-0 Over Colorado State in Homecoming
Utah University dominated Colorado State Farmers 45 to 0 in Fort Collins. The Utes failed to score in the first quarter but surged ahead in the second with Pace finishing a 36 yard drive and McGarry adding a point after, then another score. Snow broke a 60 yard run on an interception to cap the half, Gehrke added a third period touchdown as McGarry again converted and Rasmusson and Mechain pushed the final quarter scores to seal the victory before the home crowd.
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Denver Downs Wyoming 21 to 6 in Open Contest
Denver defeats Wyoming 21 to 6 as Oliver Widlice intercepts a long pass and returns to the Cowboys 20 yard line. Mayo and Mott set up a Denver score, Cook returns a Cowboy interception for an 82 yard run, and Dreher adds a third period score.
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SMU Beats Baylor 13-7 In Air Attack Thrill Game
Southern Methodist upset Baylor 13 to 7 at Dallas with a brilliant passing attack. Ewing connected with Jackson for the winning score early in the fourth quarter. Baylor answered with a 50 yard pass to Heussner before halftime.
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Pitt Defeats Nebraska 13 7 in Slugfest at Concrete Bowl
Pittsburgh rallies past Nebraska 13 to 7 as Jack Dodd breaks for a 60 yard TD after Harris Andrews’ clever punt return. Frank Souchak adds the decisive extra point, while Nebraska struggles to muster offense and secures just 9 offensive yards.
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California Beats Oregon 26 to 0 in Muddy Tilt
The undefeated California Golden Bears defeat Oregon 26 to 0 in Portland as three California teams play. Will Ingram rushes for 24 and 18 yard gains and Perry Thomas adds a late score. Stanford looms next as Rose Bowl hopes hinge on that game.
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Michigan Football Sparring Over Almanac Tiffs and Coach Clash
Rumors swirl about discord in the Michigan athletics department as Athletic Director Fielding H. Yost and Coach Harry Kipke face alumni criticism. A Gary meeting endorsed Kipke and urged Yost to defer to the coach on team leadership and policies.
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Xavier Zephyrs prep for inaugural Dec 3 game with St Marys
Xavier high school Zephyrs drill daily with 19 man schedule facing St Marys on Dec 3 in Decorah. Coach Moose Kruse builds two combos from 19 candidates including four lettermen Fred Bahnne Jim Huberty Delbert Schuster and Lester Engler while new players Loraneegah Emmett Winter Ray Reicher and Herb Platz push for key roles.
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College Football Scores Across Regions
A wide compilation of college football results from West to East lists numerous games. Ohio U defeated Rutgers 18 to 14 while others like Wittenberg 44 Kenyon 0 and Marietta 7, Muskingum 1 2% are noted with various regional teams posting wins and losses.
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Detroit Titans rout North Dakota in season finale
"Anvil Andy" Farkas starred for the University of Detroit Titans in a 40 to 0 victory over North Dakota. Farkas, playing his final college game, scored three touchdowns and one conversion after entering in the second quarter. Ed Suscinski added a late score as pollard North Dakota struggled. Fritz Pollard’s star gained 39 yards on 17 carries in defeat.
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Vanderbilt Trims Tennessee 13 to 7 in a hard fought clash
Vanderbilt rallied from behind to defeat Tennessee 13 to 7 at Knoxville. Hinton hauled in a 33 yard pass from Bert Marshall for a third quarter score, then Andis plunged in from the 2 yard line to seal the win in the final period.
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Georgia Bulldogs Edge Tulane 7 6 in Athens thriller
Georgia Bulldogs beat Tulane 7 to 6 at Athens with Vassa Cute catching a 37 yard touchdown and Sims adding the extra point The Bulldogs held Tulane scoreless until the final period before a late Wave rally failed to change the outcome Six thousand fans attended the game.
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Wildcats blank Lobos 23 to 0 in Albuquerque
Arizona university Wildcats defeated New Mexico Lobos 23 to 0 in Albuquerque. Wildcats opened scoring in the first quarter and added a field goal in the third and two more touchdowns. Final period details not fully provided.
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Coyotes Top Iowa Teachers 13 to 0 in gale impaired clash
In Vermillion South Dakota University Coyotes defeated Iowa Teachers 13 to 0 securing undisputed second place in the North Central conference. A ferocious wind forced fans to watch from wind sheltered spots as Billy Ryan and Rollie Smith scored for the Coyotes.
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George Washington blanked North Dakota State 33 to 0
George Washington University overwhelmed North Dakota State University Bisons on a muddy field for a 33 to 0 victory. The game featured GWU's strong defense and decisive scoring drives to shut out NDSU.
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Crimson Tide Edges Tech 7–0 for Untied Season Start
Alabama defeats Georgia Tech 7 to 0 before 25 000 at Municipal Stadium with a fourth down pass from Kilgrew to Tut Warren for the decisive touchdown. Tech pressured the Tide early and late but could not score, leaving Alabama undefeated and untied east of the Mississippi.
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Oklahoma Too Efficient For Missouri 7-0
Oklahoma's pass oriented offense controlled the game as Missouri's defense held firm until a late goal line rush by quarterback Jack Baer on fourth down sealed a 7-0 Sooners victory. Baer's late scoring run capped a defensive battle in Columbia.
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Washington Defeats UCL A 26 To 0 In Snow
Washington Huskies defeat U C L A Bruins 26 to 0 in Seattle rain and snow. Al Craver to Merle Miller connection sparked the scoring as Washington rolled to 286 yards while U C L A managed minus 14.
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Fumbilitis Costs New York U. Game
Georgetown University beat New York University 6 to 0 at the Polo Grounds after a string of fumbles. Violet safety Stanley Mikulka touched a punt, leading to a Georgetown recovery, then Mellendick fumbled and Bernie Bloom recovered for NYU, but Bloom dropped the ball on a return and John Frank recovered for a Georgetown touchdown.
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Stanford Defeats Washington State in 23 to 0 Windfall
Stanford Indians routed Washington State Cougars 23 to 0 in Palo Alto. The win sharpens Rose Bowl hopes pending a showdown with unbeaten California later this week. Two touchdowns came on lucky breaks and one on a 62 yard run by Caffie Sewey.
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Badger Runners Win at Wisconsin Finale Over Purdue
Wisconsin cross country team led by Charles Fenske defeats Purdue 19 to 36. Fenske wins 3.6 mile race in 17:41.5 with Purdue’s Art Bodeau second.
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Texas A&M and Rice End in 6-6 Tie in Houston
In Houston Rice Institute Owls and Texas A&M Aggies battled to a 6-6 draw before 8,000 homecoming fans. Rice moved atop the Southwest Conference standings while A&M fell to sixth. Rice halted Aggies late with a goal line dive by Lam, the extra point attempt blocked. Earlier Rogers connected with Britt for a second quarter TD as Audish failed the point after.
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Unbeaten Dartmouth Ties Cornell in Muddy Rain Clash
In Hanover New Hampshire Cornell toiled to hold Dartmouth to a 6 1 tie at Memorial Field as heavy rain and mud hampered scoring. Cornell flipped a fourth period touchdown after a Macleod fumble with Blaik’s team answering to tie the game. Ludwig Puttek then fumbled to stall Dartmouth’s late drive.
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Maquoketa Juniors Release Cage Card
Maquoketa prepares junior college basketball schedule under coach John Johnson after football season. The slate lists games against Elkader Lenox Tipton Washington Independence Muscatine Waukon and Lenox with locations noted for home or away from November to February.
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Monmouth High Defeats Alumni In Friday Basketball Showdown
Monmouth High School cagers beat the alumni 38 to 24 in a Friday night game. After the contest a box social was held to raise funds for new suits.
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Maryland Bowl To Penn State 21-14 Thrilling Muddy Finish
Penn State Lions edged Maryland Terrapins 21 to 14 in a mud soaked clash at State College. The fast return game and late drive secured the upset for Penn State.
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