Drake and Iowa State End In First Tie In State Rivalry
In a scoreless fourth quarter a late rally tied the Bulldogs and Cyclones at seven, after a back and forth game marked by late drives and standout plays. Drake capitalized on a lateral to Petit and a subsequent conversion by Ubs to knot the score. Iowa State struck first in the opening quarter, then held Drake in check until the final period. A key sequence saw Rafferty punch in the tying touchdown for Drake with five minutes remaining as Ubl added the extra point. The 34th meeting of rivals ended in a 7 7 stalemate.
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Notre Dame and Army play to six all draw
Notre Dame ties Army 6 to 6 in a fiercely contested clash before about 80,000 at the stadium. Officials ruled interference but the decisive point was the stalemate result as Army capitalized early then repelled Notre Dame drives amid a tense, partisan crowd led by former President Hoover.
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Tom Clifford
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Meyer
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Pitt Eleven Defeats Nebraska Huskers 6 0
Pitt beats Nebraska 6 to 0 as Pitt’s defense stifles the Huskers passing game. Ray Morrison forced a fumble on Nebraska's 37 and Pitt capitalized on downs late. Scoring came on Patrick's touchdown with Peters, Bauer, and Cardwell contributing in the Nebraska effort.
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Leon Shedlosky
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Cardwell
Henry Bauer
Nebraska
Souchak
Scherer Daniell
Shirey Glassford Williams
Kliskey
Dartmouth
Notre Dame Ties Army 6 6 on late break
Notre Dame and Army battled to a 6 6 tie after a penalty put the Irish on the Army two yard line. Army scored in the first period on a pass from Monk Meyer to Ed Grove as Peters and Janzan from Army are featured with Meyer.
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Broad array of college football scores across independents and small colleges
A wide list of football results shows Princeton, Pennsylvania, Fordham, Colgate, Duquesne, Holy Cross, Boston College, and many others posting varied scores. Numerous institutions from New York to New England, plus midwest schools, report final counts with frequent upsets and high totals.
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State Teachers win 41 7 at Morningside
Iowa State Teachers toppled Morningside 41 to 7 in Sioux City led by Nichols who scored three touchdowns and sparked a 80 yard kickoff return. The Tutors opened North Central Conference play with the decisive win as Nichols and Gnagy produced key scores and Brown intercepted a pass to set up another.
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Joe Behn
Creighton
Joe Weir
Nebraska
John Pucelik
School For Blind Wrestlers Defeat Tripoli's Matmen
The Iowa School for the Blind wrestling team defeated Tripoli high school 48 to 0 in Vinton. Forest Smith won 85 pounds in a 4:55 time advantage, Ed Juravitz pinned Freeze at 195, Knox pinned Kuker in 45 seconds at 115, and G Porter pinned Strange in 25 seconds at 125. The meet ended with Bob Rollins pinning Deble in 1:30 for heavy weight victory. Referee was Nating of Cedar Falls.
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Smith
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Letterman
Kuker
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G. Porter
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Phil Jurreitz
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Nating
Cedar Falls
Junior Boys Win In Alburnett Tourney
In Alburnett, the annual high school tournament crowned junior teams as champions in both genders. Junior boys defeated sophomores 17 to 9 in the final. referees were Kenneth Wilson and Tom Mc Clelland.
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Alburnett High School
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Tom McClelland
Princeton Smears Lehigh 27 to 0 in cold clash
Princeton overwhelmed Lehigh 27 to 0 in Princeton New Jersey. About 15 000 fans braved bitter cold to witness the Tigers extend their season win streak to seven and push their series edge to 33 victories in 37 meetings.
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Luther Defeats Upper Iowa For Title 7 To O
Luther Norsemen clinched the Iowa conference title with a 7 to 6 victory over Upper Iowa. Key drives featured Aaberg Stolfa and Glier, with Sitolla scoring on a 7 yard run in the second period and Gran gaard adding the extra point. Standouts included Aaberg Hanson and Stella in the backfield.
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Peacocks Rally Behind Eischied as Shaw Leads Line
Eischied of the Peacocks gained most ground while Shaw carried the load in the line, delivering the heavy work and steadying the play.
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Conroy Cage Teams Will Play 12 Games
Conroy cage teams schedule twelve games across the season with varied home and away dates. Open slots and several tournament dates are listed, including girls county tourna ment in late January and boys county tourna in late February, plus multiple open dates.
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Conroy Cage
Youths confess robbery at Poole Depository Bank
Henderson Kentucky. Two local youths Rudy Carrier 20 and Horace Hollans 22 confessed the $684 robbery of the Poole Depository bank on Thursday, authorities announced Saturday night.
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Horace Hollans
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Greeley and Oneida Cage Teams Divide Honors
The Greeley and Oneida basketball teams split wins with Oneida defeating Greeley 20 to 19. Ferguson hit three long shots late for Greeley in a final rally but failed on the final field goal attempt. Junior highs also played, Greeley winning 13 to 7.
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Toledo High To Open Cage Season Dec 13
Toledo High announces its basketball schedule for the season. The opener is Friday Dec 13 at home against Gladbrook, followed by Montzeuma at home on Dec 20 and a series of road and home games through Feb 14 including Brooklyn Belle Plaine Tama Marengo and Montezuma.
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Keola Knots Richland In Ke-Wash Loop Tilt
Keola defeated Richland 14 to 2 in the sole Ke-Wash conference game Friday. Richland scored a first quarter safety. Romine a 60 yard sprint gave Keola the lead, Menefee added the extra point. Romine later scored from the 4 yard line with Menefee again kicking. Romine 166 rushing yards, Menefee 76 led the Keola attack as Keola earned twelve first downs to Richland's five.
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