Tigers land 28-0 upset over Oklahoma to seal title
Missouri Tigers explode for 28 points and stifle Oklahoma in Columbia. Maurice Wade rushes 19 times for 114 yards and three touchdowns, guiding Missouri toward the Big Six crown with Kansas as the remaining hurdle. Bob Steuber and Don Greenwood also contribute as the Tigers dominate the Sooners.
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University of Missouri
Tigers
Oklahoma
Sooners
Missouri
Kansas University
Maurice Wade
Patsy Clark
Wade
Don Greenwood
Bob Steuber
Bert Ekern
Orville Mathews
Netters
Banton
LE Smith
Brenton
Eason Jeffries
Harris Jenkins
Marace Fitzgerald
Shadid Wallach
Trevor Ekern
Sharpe
Es Mathews Adams
Jacobs Breuber
Mattox Campbell
Cornell rallies past Carleton in hard fought gridiron clash
Cornell trailed early but rallied with seven second half completions to outpace Carleton on a cold field. Key plays included a safety off a bad Carleton center snap and a long fourth quarter touchdown pass to Chuck Krull as Bodine and Houden orchestrated a late surge.
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Carleton
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Koch Lads
Prinkey
Bodine
Houden
Tufte
Chuck Krull
Carls
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Elsham Dahlbers
Marvin Harris
Black Ringsenberz
Hendrickson
Thomas
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Acher Joy
Massapust
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Prinkly Rodine Smith
Carleton Olson
Brown
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Krull
Roney
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Perker Hlavacek
Dunn Brueggeman
Anderson
Kling
Sullivan
Masson
Brown Cornell
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Krull Lambert
King
Helland
Mustain Juhrend
Dodee
Vodicka Offieiale
Farwell
Lohayfield
Judge Smith
Vanderbilt routs Louisville 68 to 0 in slate of touchdowns
In Louisville Kentucky AP reports Vanderbilt dominated Louisville with a 68 to 0 win. Coach Red Sanders used every available Commodore player as the attack unleashed a potent ten touchdown passing barrage before 3500 spectators.
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Louisville
Vanderbilt
University of Louisville
Red Sanders
Commodore
Teddy Scalissi Sparks Ripon Win In State Meet
Teddy Scalissi starred as Ripon won the Wisconsin State collegiate championship topping Carroll 21 to 3. He returned a 99 yard kickoff for a TD, added three extra points, and ran 56 yards to set up another score with Ripon sealing the win in the final period. Kenny Miller also scored from the one yard line in the second quarter.
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Ripon
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Teddy Scalissi
Carroll
Scalissi
Kluge
Kenny Miller
Grinnell
Grening
Coe
Hamann
Waters
Hugh McCartney
Louie Gonias
Kohawks
van Deelen
Hidinger
Ile Keene Harkness
Jon Grant Schuelzky
Gentns
Beavers Rally With 6–0 Victory Over Cal In Berkeley
Oregon State remained in Rose Bowl contention by defeating California 6 to 0 before 20 000 at California Memorial Stadium. Fullback Joe Day powered the decisive 35 yard drive as Reinhard’s punt return setup the opening score and Simas’ extra point was blocked.
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Calif
Oregon State College
University of California
California Memorial Stadium
Joe Day
Oregon State
Beavers
Bob Reinhard
California
Warren Simas
Last Minute Run Ties Colgate For Syracuse
Le land Morris 74 yard dash in final minute lifts Syracuse to a 19 19 tie with Colgate before a 34 000 crowd in a renewer of the traditional rivalry.
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Syracuse
Colgate
Leland “Bunky” Morris
Louisiana State Ties With Auburn
The Auburn Plainsmen and Louisiana State battled to a 7-7 tie in a Southeastern Conference football game before about 30,000 fans during an Army day crowd at Baton Rouge.
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Baton Rouge
Auburn Plainsmen
Louisana State
UCLA Dominates Soldiers 29 0 At Coliseum
Los Angeles fans watched UCLA crush Camp Haan soldiers 29 to 0 in the Coliseum as the Bruins displayed sharp college football. The 20,000 crowd saw UCLA leverage a strong offense and stout defense to secure the shutout victory.
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Los Angeles
INS
Camp Haan
U.C.L.A
Crimson Tide Stuns Georgia Tech 20–0 in SEC Matchup
Alabama dominates Georgia Tech 20 to 0 before 25 000 at Birmingham with star back Jimmy Nelson and sophomore Howard Hughes shining in the Crimson backfield. Tech wingback David Eldredge nearly rallies a late drive but ends at the Alabama two.
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Ala
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Georgia Tech
Jimmy Nelson
Howard Hughes
Crimson
David Eldredge
Tech
Smith Leads Hawkeyes Past Gophers in Lopsided Battle
Bruce Smith starred for Iowa as Minnesota's late surge failed to erase a 34 7 deficit. Iowa built a strong start with Green and Daley scoring, while Smith delivered key passes and runs enabling the Hawkeyes to fend off the Gophers. Final line showed Iowa dominance despite a late Minnesota push.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Gophers
Bruce Smith
Smith
Northwestern Beats Notre Dame in Hard Fought Defeat
Northwestern defeats Notre Dame 13 to 7 as Otto Graham leads a late scoring drive and Bertelli struggles with a short passing game. The game features standout drives by DeCorrevont for Northwestern and a stout Irish defense that stymies most second half attempts.
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Rockne
Otto Graham
Bill DeCorreyont
Northwestern
Bertelli
Don Clawson
Wildcats
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Juzwik
Dippy Evans
Bolger
Graham
Johnny Kovatch
Evanston
Dick Erdlitz
St Ambrose Dominates Detroit Tech 26-0 for Sixth Win
St Ambrose of Davenport, Iowa, shut out Detroit Tech 26-0 in Detroit. Captain Tony Janick scored twice on short plunges. John McDonald returned a Jonas Yungling pass 55 yards for a second score. Al Spannack added a 20 yard run. The Bees improved to five wins in seven games.
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Detroit
Mich
St Ambrose
Davenport
Detroit Tech
Tony Janick
Bees
John McDonald
Jonas Yungling
St. Ambrose
al Spannack
Iowans
Ranger Ex defends marks at Camp Wheeler eye test
Pvt Murray Patrick, former New York Ranger defenseman, scored 98 out of 100 with a .45 pistol at Camp Wheeler Georgia. The NEA report notes his precise marksmanship during the eye and weapons test.
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Camp Wheeler
NEA
Murray Patrick
New York Ranger
Luther Norsemen Clinch Iowa Title With Win Over Upper Iowa
Luther defeats Upper Iowa 33 to 7 to clinch the Iowa conference championship for the second time in four years. Co captains Leo Sebastian and Curt Jacobson scored for Luther with Carey Woodiwiss and Martin adding late TDs. Senior sendoffs included Sebastian Jacobson Olson Backman Woodiwiss Johnson and Eiden.
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Peacocks
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DeVere Carey
Des Moines
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Sare
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Whiting
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Galligan
Hamlet Peters
John Dorman
Georgetown
Blue Devils Reach 200 Victory in Duke's 20 0 Win
Duke's Steve Lach, a 190 pound wingback from Altoona Pennsylvania, engineered a 20 to 0 victory over North Carolina. Lach's punting blocking and defensive play complemented his eight carries as Duke remained unbeaten and likely headed to a New Year's Day bowl.
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Dnrham
N. C
Steve Lach
Altoona
Duke University
Duke
Blue Devils
North Carolina
Lach
Cornell Triumphs In Thrilling 33 19 Victory Over Dartmouth
Cornell defeats Dartmouth 33 to 19 before 18 000 fans in Ithaca in a thrill packed game with touchdowns in all periods except the second. Cornell scores three touchdowns in the third quarter to pull ahead.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Dartmouth
Basketball Cards Schedule for Tipton and Surrounding Cities
A list of basketball game dates and locations across Tipton West Branch Maquoketa University High Town City Marion and nearby towns including county tournaments and girls and boys sectional events scheduled from November through February in communities like Winthrop Quasqueton Hazleton Edgewood Aurora Fairbank Lamont Center Point Troy Mills Jesup and Strawberry Point.
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Maquoketa
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Marion
West Liberty
Clarence
Anamosa
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University High
Mount Vernon
Palo
Atkins
Ely
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Walker
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Shellsburg
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Center Point
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Toddvile
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Quasqueton
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Edgewood
Aurora
Fairbank
Brandon
Strawberry Point
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E. C. Krieger
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