Yale Smashes Princeton 26 0 in rain soaked Yale Bowl
Yale star Clint Frank scores four touchdowns to pace a 26 0 victory over Princeton as Frank weaves through mud and wind for two opening scores and later adds a 52 yard sprint. Yale dominates while Princeton struggles from the opening kickoff.
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Clint Frank
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Yate Trinceton
J Miller
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Toll Castle
Bokun Gallagher
Casey Ce Miller
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Tierney Hoxton
Vruwink Ewart
Eoos Harper
White Heashberg
Mountain Colwell PB
Tiernan
Frans
Colwell
Eli
Cornell Mount Vernon completes best football season in school history
The Mount Vernon football squad finished with nine wins and tied a Midwest Conference record by beating every league foe in the season. Cornell opened September 23 with Grinnell and Monmouth wins and did not have an open date to rest.
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Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Carleton
Cornell
Purple Men
Grinnell
Simpson
Monmouth
Cuhel Joins Hawkeye I Club as First Foreign Enrollee
Frank “Bob” Cuhel, 1928 Olympic hurdles finalist and national champion, becomes the first foreign country I man to enroll in Iowa University’s alumni I club. He traveled 14 000 miles from Singapore Straits Settlements to attend homecoming amid a nearly 100 member group. New members include Charles N. Kirk, Ronald Reed, Fred “Duke” Slater, J M Brockway, Irv ing Barron, Wentworth Lobdell, Judge Michael McKinley, Dr Harry Morrow, Gerhard Noll, Arlo Wilson, Dr Leonard Ristine and J W Williams, among others.
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Frank
Bob" Cuhel
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Cuhel
Singapore
Straits Settlements
Iowa
Hawkeye
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Davenport
Ronald Reed
Waterloo
Co. M Porter
Oskaloosa
Fred “Duke” Slater
Chicago
Enrallee
J M Brockway
Muscatine
Irving Barron
Wentworth Lobdell
Rockford
Michael McKinley
Harry Morrow
Des Moines
Gerhard Noll
Arlo Wilson
Stamford
Illinois Falls to Ohio State 19 0 in Hard Fought Game
Ohio State defeats Illinois 19 to 0 after a key 89 yard drive capped by a Dick Nardi touchdown. Wasylik and Nardi lead rushing while Mike Kabealo misses the extra point. Second half sees continued Buckeye pressure with sustained drives and passing attempts as Illinois struggles on offense.
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Alex Schoenbaum
Ohio State
Bucks
Wasylik
Ohio
Dick Nardi
Husky
McDonald
Nardi
Mike Kabealo
Cedar Rapids Athletic Officials Plan Meeting
Cedar Rapids athletic officials plan a meeting to discuss football rule interpretations. No meeting is held tomorrow night as the association completes its series of rule interpretation meetings.
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Cedar Rapids Athletic Officials
Baenet
Cedar Rapids
Peter Pan Cage Team Seeks Games With Other Schools
The Peter Pan basketball team, made up of former Grant High School players, requests a schedule of away games with Soto and other teams. The note lists 383 Fifteenth Avenue SW as contact, reflecting a local civic sporting effort.
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Peter Pan Cage
Soto
Grant High School
Badgers Tie Purdue In Big Ten Thriller
Isbell sparked Wisconsin with a 55 yard forward pass to James Zachary for a 15 yard TD run after a 60 yard return, tying Purdue 7-7 at mid game. Purdue outgained Wisconsin 139 rushing to 43 as both teams fumbled and battled in a tight Big Ten contest.
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Purdue
James Zachary
Boilermaker
Zachary
Badger
Cecil Isbell
Cecil Isben
Wiscons
Wosons
Woscons
Wisconsin
H.oorrer
Murray
Breerst
Nersant
Thomas
Harvard Shutout by Davidson 15-0 in Muddy clash
In Cambridge Davidson upset Harvard 15-0 as Frank Foley scored both Harvard touchdowns, including a 63 yard jaunt in the third period. 4000 drenched spectators watched the mud battered game at Soldiers Field.
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Davidson
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Frank Foley
Indiana Hawkeyes clash in snowbound battle ends 3 0
In windy conditions at Indiana, Iowa and Indiana fight through three quarters with no score. A late fourth quarter field goal and disciplined defense give Indiana a 3 to 0 victory as Iowa stalls near the end.
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Birtosky
Minnick
Indians
Kelly
Eins Towa
Kinemick
Lamboe
Chief Little Wolf to headline Thursday wrestling show in Cedar Rapids
Promoter Eddie Jennings resumes Cedar Rapids wrestling with a Memorial Coliseum card led by Chief Little Wolf a 220 pound nationally known contender. Opponent is Two-to-One Lou Plummer with a 25 pound advantage. Other bouts feature Dick Daviscourt vs Harry Kent and Scotty Dawkins vs Arnold Barta. Regular prices apply with tickets at Lyman's.
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Dick Daviscourt
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Ore
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Arnold Barta
Riceville
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Lyman’s
Jones denies USC coach will quit position
Los Angeles AP reports USC football coach Howard Jones denied published remarks that he had tendered resignation. He stated he has not resigned and has no intention of doing so, noting his contract expires after the season and he hopes it will be renewed. An Examiner story cited an unnamed friend claiming Jones would quit to focus on private business interests.
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LOS Angeles
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
the Examiner
Trojan
Jones
Gallagher Dies at 73 Denver sports columnist dies after short illness
Patrick R. Reddy Gallagher, 73, longtime Denver Post sports columnist and familiar boxing and wrestling figure, died Saturday after a brief pneumonia illness. He was born in Clarksville Tennessee and is survived by his widow.
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Patrick R
Salem’s Eleven Ties Columbia In Muddy 6–6 Game
In a rain soaked clash at Bakerfield Columbia and Syracuse battled to a 6–6 draw before about 12 000 drenched spectators. Both teams produced brief first half spurts with a Columbia score early and a Syracuse reply in the second period. Jupiter Pluvious was credited with the decision.
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Tulsa Rolls Over Washington 32 to 7 at Francis Field
Tulsa University Golden Hurricane defeated the Washington Bears 32 7 before about 4 000 spectators in St Louis Missouri. Tulsa scored early and added two more touchdowns in the first half while Washington managed a single touchdown in the second period.
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Brigham Young Dominates Utah State 54 to 0 in Logan
Brigham Young University Cougars crushed Utah State 54 to 0 in Logan on Saturday. Charley Roberts ran 95 yards for a touchdown while Jack Christensen added 71 yards and a score. Injuries sidelined captain Bernard Magnusson and Tarzan Wayment, crippling the Aggies after the first quarter.
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Brigham Young University
Cougars
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Cougar
Charley Roberts
Jack Christensen
Aggies
Bernard Magnusson
Tarzan" Wayment
Strigham
Waters
Brighany Young
Holy Cross Delivers 7-0 Rainy Victory Over Brown
Holy Cross remained undefeated by beating Brown 7-0 in heavy rain. The Crusaders moved 37 yards in five plays for the decisive touchdown in the first period, with Bill Osmanski scoring from the 22 yard line.
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Brown
Crusaders
Bill Osmanski
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