Cards Face Packers in Chicago Tilt
International News Service reports a key pro grid game as the Chicago Cardinals and Green Bay Packers meet in Chicago. Western leaders clash while Bears and Rams loom, with possible standings shifts if results go as expected. Other NFL and All-America games fill the Sunday slate across major cities.
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International News Service
Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Bay
Bears
Rams
Los Angeles
Cardinals
Windy City
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Boston Yanks
Detroit
Washington
Marengo Cagers Open Nov 26
Marengo high school boys basketball team led by Bill Lindsay and Jim Bellamy, with six lettermen back, report to coach Harold Wilkenson. They will open a 19 game schedule at Iowa City high on November 26 against Iowa City.
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The
Gazette
Marengo
Bill Lindsay
Jim Bellamy
Harold Wilkenson
Grant Wessling
Ronald Fairchild
Dale Karsten
Herbert Fry
Garth Bigbee
Dick Hook
Jim Jacobs
Tigers
Iowa City High School
Iowa City
Millersborg
Montezuma
Toledo
Tama
Williamsburg
Belle Plaine
Brooklyn
Victor
Boys County Tourney
Millersburg
North English
Brooklin
Wartburg Trip Penn In Season Finale
Wartburg defeated Penn 13-0 to close Penn’s season with eight straight losses in Oskaloosa. Penn College ends the campaign 0-8 in the league and overall.
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Wartburg
Penn
Oskaloosa
INS
Penn College
Walker Sweeps Palo Cage Squads in Offense Blitz
Walker boys crushed Palo 25-9 while the Walker girls overwhelmed Palo 44-19. Freeman led the boys with 11 points, Daven Baugh topped Palo with all but one of their points, Oldridge scored 18 for the Walker girls, and Raylbolt led Palo’s scorers.
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Walker
Palo
Freeman
Davenbaugh
Oldridge
Raylbolt
Millersburg Swamps Ladora in Two Tilts
In ERSBURG the Millersburg boys team overwhelmed Ladora 45 to 10, with O'Meara scoring 12 to lead. The Millersburg girls rolled to a 55 to 25 victory as Miss Berry and Miss Holscher each scored 20. The squads pulled away after a 26-9 halftime margin.
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Ersburg
Millers High
Ladora
O’meara
Davis
Sonn
Ladora Po
Miss Berry
Millersburg
Miss Holscher
Oxford Junction Cagers Sweep Twin Bill
Oxford Junction basketball teams swept both ends of a twin bill Friday night. The boys defeated Olin 39 to 12 and the girls won 29 to 23. The boys’ win featured dominant defense and rebounding. The girls’ victory showcased balanced scoring and strong teamwork.
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Oxford Junction
Olin Cagers
Fragmentary Sports Results From Local Page
Scattered scores and abbreviations show cage results including entries for Lewden Oxford and Walford with reserve notes. Mentions of Rock Creek Lisbon Street Clarence and Independence appear as partial listings with unclear context.
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Lewden
Giris
Walford
Oxford
Rock Creek
Creek Bi
Lisbon St
Clarence
Leshan
Clarence Biithe
Texas Lassie Proves It's a Female's World in Texas Gridiron
Stinnett Texas AP Frankie Groves a 16 year old girl played right tackle in a Stinnett Groom high school game. She weighed 103 pounds yet blocked two opposing linemen and ran for autographs after the 14 6 defeat. Local businessmen raised funds to send her to New York. She and coach Truman L Johnson head east for a national radio appearance next week.
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Stinnet
Texas
Frankie Groves
Paul Scott
Stinnett
Panhandle
Stinnett and Groom
Stinnett Business
Francz “Curley
Ferguson
Frankie
New York
Hutchins County
Truman L. Johnson
Pro Basketball Heads To Meet In Chicago
The NBL executive board will meet in the Morrison hotel in Chicago at 9 am Sunday to decide action on players returning from the folded Basketball League of America. President Paul Walk said the meeting will focus on keeping the Chicago Gears as a unit or reinstating the franchise, or distributing Gear players among league pres.
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Indianapolis
National Basketball League
Morrison Hotel
Chicago
Basketball League of America
Paul Walk
NBL
BLA
Chicago American Gears
Gears
Walk
Lisbon Boys in Wapsie 8 Win
Lisbon defeated Clarence 32-21 in a Wapsie 8 opening game as Kaliban led Lisbon with 14 points while Hartig had 10 for Clarence. Lisbon girls tied Clarence 31-31 with Miss Reyhons scoring 18 for Lisbon and Miss Heffner 11 for Clarence.
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Lisbon
Clarence
Clarence Sextet
Kaliban
Hartig
Miss Reyhons
Miss Heffner
Keswick Sweeps Webster in Double Basketball Wins
Keswick boys beat Webster 62-16 and their girls won 85-28. Miss Carrick led the girls with 35 points while Miss Hubbs had 15 for Webster. In the boys game Craig scored 25 and Laux 21 for Keswick. Rienert led Webster with six.
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the Gazette
Webster
Keswick
Webster Cagers
Miss Carrick
Miss Hubbs
Craig
Laux
Rienert
Oelwein Parochials Triumph Over St John’s 36 24
Sacred Heart of Oelwein defeated St John’s of 16-Ronan by eight points in a 36 to 24 victory. The win improved Oelwein Parochials’ standing as reported by The Gazette special correspondent.
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Oelwein Parochials
St. John’s
Oelwein
Sacred Heart of Oelwein
St. John’ S
Ronan
Illinois Wins Western Conference Cross Country Title
Don Gehrman of Wisconsin set a new four mile course record at Washington Park with 20 26.4 as Illinois claimed the team title in the Western conference meet Wisconsin finished second with 52 points Indiana and Purdue tied for third with 67 points Iowa was fifth and Minnesota did not figure in the team standings Ohio State Michigan and Northwestern did not field barrier squads.
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Chicago
INS
University of Illinois
Wisconsin
Don Gehrman
Gehrman
Washington Park
Walter Mehl
Illinois
Indiana
Badgers
Purdue
Iowa
Minnesota
Ohio State
Michigan
Northwestern
Buena Vista Is Parsons Victim Football Game
Parsons college football defeated Buena Vista 12 to 0 in sleet, the final game of the season for both teams. After three scoreless quarters, Bill Shumaker sprinted 17 yards for the first score in the opening minute of the fourth. Lloyd Lundquist recovered a Saggans fumble to set up the second TD as Bill Jerome added another 17-yard run.
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Fairfield
Parsons
Buena Vista
Bill Shumaker
Lloyd Lundquist
Bernie Saggan
Bill Jerome
Iowa City High Opens 1947 48 Basketball Schedule
Iowa City High will open the 1947 48 basketball season November 26 at home against Marengo with title defense delayed until December 6 at Davenport. Coach Gil Wilson brings back four lettermen from last year’s title club. departing starters include Sangster Sonny Dean and Dick Drake. Returning guards Bill Reichardt and Jerry Dunham center Gene Hettrick and forward Don Wood lead the lineup. The schedule lists games from November 26 through December 31 including at Newton Washington Davenport Muscatine Dubuane McKinley Waverly Clinton Franklin Muscatine West Waterloo and Franklin again.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Iowa City High
Marengo
Little Hawks
Davenport
Gil Wilson
Jim Sangster
Sonny” Dean
Dick Drake
Bill Reichardt
Jerry Dunham
Gene Hettrick
Don Wood
Newton
Washington
Muscatine
Dubuane
McKinley
Waverly
Clinton
Franklin
West” Qraterloo
da Ewe Wire
East Waterloo
Clinto
Monticello Cagers Open Season November 21
Monticello high school basketball opens on November 21 with a game against Wyoming. The schedule includes later dates against Manchester, Maquoketa, Anamosa, Marion, and McKinley, with home and away contests listed for December through February.
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Wyomine
Martello
A T McKinley
Maquoketa
Anamosa
Manchester
Marion
Lanier ends Tallassee streak with 21-7 victory
Lanier High School of Montgomery halted Tallassee’s 57 game unbeaten streak with a 21-7 win. Tallassee had not lost since 1941, amassing 57 straight contests and one tie before the defeat.
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Ala
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Lanier High
Montgoméry
Tallassee Tigers
Tallassee
Central Uses Aerial Attack To Sink Luther 19-7
Central defeats Luther 19 to 7 in a keenly contested football game. Central trailed 7-6 after the first period but dominated the second and fourth quarters with a passing attack led by Cheuvront and Anderson. Luther ends season at 1-7-1, Central at 6-1-1.
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Luther
PELLA
Norsemen
Luther Deters
Gace
Coca
Sims
Cheuvront
Grant
Speed
Anderson
Gordon
Johnson
Burstrom
Hanson
Knourek
Evans
Vandevelde
Asheim
Benson
Graven
Hammar
Bernatz
Dexter
Thompson
Edgar
Menning
Mitchell
Tedford
Walton
Walton; backs—Riley
Brandt
Clemens
Hellen
McClelland
Vander
Ploeg
van Zee
Elkader Backs 6 Lettermen for Hoop Season
Elkader high school opens basketball with 23 players under Coach Kenneth Cheeley led by six returning lettermen Kenny Miller Paul Schneider Bob Hahn Bill Colvin Don Kuehl Roxie Englehardt New recruits include Bob Kurdelmeyer Bob Eckheart Dick Buckheim Duane Kellogg Bill Hoover Don Bucheim Gilbert Earnhardt Art Swenson Milo Murphy Bradley Smith Season schedule runs from Nov 25 at Waukon through Feb 20 at Postville with tournaments in Clayton County and Strawberry Point.
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Elkader
Kenneth Cheeley
Elkader High School
Waukon
Kenny Miller
Paul Schneider
Bob Hahn
Bill Colvin
Don Kuehl
Roxie Englehardt
LaVern Eberhardt
Vernon Knoke
Tom Davidsaver
Stan Bolsinger
Wayne Jipson
Duane Tiedon
Clair Halli
Bob Kurdelmeyer
Bob Eckheart
Dick Buckheim
Duane Kellogg
Bill Hoover
Don Bucheim
Gilbert Earnhardt
Art Swenson
Milo Murphy
Bradley Smith
Three Veterans Return To U High Hoop Squad
IOWA CITY Coach Lou Alley brings back three lettermen Bob Ofemann Fritz Harshbarger and Bob Basley as the university high team begins a 12 game schedule starting November 28 at Williamsburg. The Blue Hawks goal is to improve on last season’s Eastern Iowa Conference second place.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Lou Alley
University High
Williamsburg
Alley
Blue Hawks
Williamsboro
Roosevelt
West Branch
Tipton
Wayland
West Liberty
Cedar Falls Teachers High
Mt. Vernon
Wellman Cagers Open Season with Dec 2 Start
Wellman high school basketball opens its 1947 season with a home Dec 2 game against North English. The schedule includes Dec 5 at Williamsburg and Dec 12 at Keota, plus games at Kalona, West Chester, Briar, and Noth English, culminating in the Washington County tournament January 28–30.
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Wellman
Wellman High School
North English
Williamsbur
Sor Tnggeatad High
Keota
Kalona
West Chester
Eeiehtne
Bri
Noth “Op Welish
Williamsburg
Washington County Tourney
Richland
Brighton
Trainer and grooms barred in New York racing probe
A trainer and two grooms were suspended from racing in New York after allegations of benzedrine administration to Comanche Peak at Empire City Jamaica on November 10. The Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau and Empire City stewards referred the matter to the Jockey Club as horses trained by Gus Simone are suspended pending action. Comanche Peak, a six year old gelding, won the second race by two lengths in a $9.90 mutuel payout.
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New York
New York State
Tom Smith
Gus Simone
Wilfredo Cardageno
Clarence Dahms
Comanche Peak
Empire City
Jamaica
Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau
Empire City Racing Association
Jockey Club
Simone
Bradley on Ground To Trip Bees 19-6
In a rain soaked game at Peoria Bradley University defeated St Ambrose of Davenport 19 to 6. St Ambrose opened with an 85 yard passing play Don Waters to Jack Mooney. Bradley answered with a 35 yard drive featuring George Chianakas from the one and Tom Peterson extra point. Bill Stone broke through tackle for Bradley’s second TD. The Braves sealed the win as Don Shelton scored from the one late in the final period.
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Peoria
Ill
Bradley University
St. Ambrose
Davenport
Don Waters
Jack Mooney
Bradley
George Chianakas
Tom Peterson
Bill Stone
Braves
Don Shelton
If You Can't Sell Em Then Give Em Away
Ames Iowa State athletics business manager Merl J. Ross notes surplus football programs are rarely a worry as fans nationwide flood the department with requests. Collectors, often high school students, grow yearly, with California most represented and Oelwein, Iowa leading among Iowa towns with about six collectors delivering cards each Monday.
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Merl J. Ross
Iowa State
California
Iowa
Oelwein
Athletic Department
McGregor Drops Two To Waterville Five
McGregor teams lost both games in Waterville. The boys edged by 25-24 while the girls fell 45-16. Latrn and Butterfield led McGregor with seven points each for the boys.
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McGregor
Waterville
Latrn
Butterfield
Dodgers Sell Rojek and Stevens to Pirates
New York report states Stan Rojek an infield utility man and Ed Stevens were sold by the Brooklyn Dodgers to the Pittsburgh Pirates for an undisclosed cash amount. No Pirates players involved. sale reduces the Dodger roster to 40 players with more moves expected before the 1948 season.
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NEW York
Stan Rojek
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ed Stevens
Dodger
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn
Boxing Roundup From Coast to Coast Gossip Center
Sports brief reports winners and scores from New York Philadelphia and Los Angeles. Billy Fox and T K O Jake Lametm box at 173 and 167 pounds while Cyclone Williams fills the ring at 169. Mel Neary and Leighi appear in Philadelphia results with Williams and Chavez noted in Los Angeles matchups.
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Associated Press
New York
Billy Fox
Philaeo
T.K.O
Jake Tlametm
Haltimore
al Wright
Washineomeo Cyclone Williams
Newark
Philadelphia
Mel Neary
Phila Leighi
Charley
Wiliams
Eee Iphia
Ywooo
D. Galito
Fabela Chavez
Angeles
T.K.D. Lou Lou Bernal
Los Angeles
Vanderbilt Eleven Smothers Miami Hurricanes 33-7
Vanderbilt Commodores dominated Miami Hurricanes in the Orange Bowl for a 33-7 win before about 30 000. James E Wade passed for two scores including 35 yarders to Jimmy Allen and Herb Rich while Bobby Berry added a 52 yard run and 41 yard pass to Joe Hicks. Lee Nally returned a punt 87 yards for another Vanderbilt TD as they built a big first half lead.
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Vanderbilt Commodores
University of Miami Hurricanes
James E. Wade
Jimmy Allen
Herb Rich
Commodores
Bobby Berry
Hal Johnston
Bob Bowman
Berry
Vandy
Joe Hicks
Commodore
Lee Nally
United States Olympic Ski Team Plans Swiss Training Camp
The U S Olympic Committee announced a 22 man and eight woman ski squad sailing from New York December 8 to train for the winter games at St Moritz Switzerland. John J Donna Fox of Larchmont NY named coach of the bobsled team with three team changes: Dupree for Bickford in the No 1 four man sled, Hicks for Aubin as alternate, and Amick replacing Distin on the downhill ski squad.
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Chicago
United States
New York
St. Moritz
Switzerland
John J
Donna” Fox
Larchmont
N. Y
Donald Dupree
Hugh Bickford
Thomas Hicks
Adrian Aubin
Don Amick
Seattle
William Distin
Saranac Lake
Johnny Rigney Moves Into White Sox Front Office
Veteran pitcher Johnny Rigney announced his permanent retirement and took a front office post with the Chicago White Sox after joining the club in 1937. Doctors said treatment for his ailment was no longer beneficial and General Manager Leslie O'Connor did not specify his new role.
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Chicago White Sox
Johnny Rigney
Sox
Dorothy Comiskey
Leslie O’connor
Rigney
Worsham to duel British Open champ Daly in Chicago
United States Open winner Lew Worsham of Oakmont, Pennsylvania, will face British Open Champion Fred Daly of Belfast in an 18 hole medal-play match at Tom OShanter course in Chicago on Sunday. The pair appeared for their countries in the Ryder Cup at Portland two weeks earlier. Admission to the exhibition is free.
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Fred Daly
Belfast
Ireland
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Daly
Worsham
Portland
Ore
Daly-Worsham
Cyclones Freshmen Report as Coach Outlines Year Plan
Iowa State freshman basketball hopefuls will report to Russell Dickinson on Monday with no drills that day. Dickinson will outline the year’s plan to the full squad and start on floor drills Tuesday.
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AMES
INS
Iowa State
Russell Dickinson
Cyclone
Dickinson
Villanova Triumphs Over Georgetown 14-12 in Classic Rally
Villanova erased a 12-7 halftime deficit to defeat Georgetown 14-12 in Philadelphia. Georgetown failed on the point after and missed two late pass plays after Henry Baranowski scored two second quarter touchdowns. John Siano provided the decisive points with two conversions as Georgetown squandered the chance to take the lead.
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Philadelphia
INS
Villanova
Georgetown
John Siano
Georgtown
Wildcats
Henry Baranowski
Baranowski
Boys Fall Girls Win In Walford Opener
Walford split with Oxford as the boys fell 28-11 while the girls edged a 31-30 victory. The Walford girls sparked by the Rourke sisters sealed the win with late long shots. Leimer led the winners with ten points on four field goals and two free throws.
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Walford
Oxford
Rourke
Leimer
Winthrop Cagers Win Two of Three Tilts
Winthrop teams won two of three games. The girls beat the Alumni 36 27. The boys first string defeated Jesup 37 30, while the boys reserves lost to Jesup reserves 28 15. Firestone led the boys with 16 points and Lee Jobson highlighted rebounds and passing. Steeley led Jesup with 13.
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Winthrop
Jesup
Alums
Firestone
Lee Jobson
Steeley
Buck Creek Cagers Beat Alumni Quintets in Double Header
Buck Creek squads defeated alumni teams in a Friday night double header. Roger Wilson scored 16 points as the boys won 41 to 36, while the girls’ team triumphed 30 to 26.
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Gazette
Buck Creek
Roger Wilson
Dons Defeat Loyola 41-6 Before 7000 in LA Coliseum
The University of San Francisco Dons crushed Loyola 41-6 Friday night before about 7,000 fans at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Los Angeles
INS
University of San Francisco Dons
Loyola
Los Angeles Coliseum
La Motta Falls To Fox In Fourth Round At Garden
New York report says Jake La Motta, once king of middleweights, moved up to light heavyweights and faced Billy Fox at Madison Square Garden. Fox, with 49 knockouts in 50 pro bouts, scored a technical knockout in the fourth round after La Motta showed waning speed and weakened defense. A sell-out 18,340 crowd watched as Joe Louis and Rocky Graziano attended, with $102,528 in receipts.
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INS
Jake LaMotta
Jacob
Madison Square Garden
Billy Fox
Fox
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la Motta
LaMotta
Frank Fullam
Jake
Joe Louis
Rocky Graziano
Sheehan Proposes Two-Base Walk to Boost Fans
CHICAGO AP Jack Sheehan head of the Cubs farm system proposed making an intentional walk worth two bases to increase excitement. He argues fans travel to see big stars like Williams or Mize and deserve a more thrilling result. The plan would require a catcher’s box six by six feet six inches.
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Chicago
Jack Sheehan
Chicago Cub
Sheehan
Williams
Delay Hearing On Grid Fight In Yankton
A hearing on charges against three Dakota Wesleyan football players for allegedly roughing referee Ed Simonich after a Yankton game was postponed to next week. Attorneys for Donald Rose Virgil Kesaker and Theodore Mikle requested the delay. the players posted bonds of 150 dollars each and returned to Mitchell, South Dakota.
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Donald Rose
Virgil Kesaker
Cambridge
Ohio
Theodore Mikle
Clinton
Ed Simonich
Sioux City
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Bell Clinches Victory Over Hudson In Milwaukee Rematch
O Neill Bell, the Detroiter known for inner-ring battles, defeated Cecil Hudson the No 2 middleweight in 10 bruising rounds at Olympic Stadium. This second decision over the Milwaukeean in 14 months solidifies Bell s title pursuit and showcases his durable style.
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Detroit
O’neill Bell
Football scores roundup from Middlewest conferences
Football scores listed across multiple colleges and states. Notable results include Central 19 over Luther 7, Youngstown 13 over John Carroll 2, Kent State 6 over Akron 0, Washburn 7 over Southwestern 9, Missouri Valley 31 over William Jewell 0, Ottawa 33 over College of Emporia, Villanova 14 over Georgetown 12, South Vanderbilt 33 over Miami 7, Florida State 0, and several ties such as Kansas Wesleyan 13 Baker 13. The brief compiles varied outcomes across associations with many small colleges and universities.
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Alma
Ferris
Wilberforce State
Philander Smith
Kansas City
Chillicothe
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