Notre Dame and Army end in dramatic 6–6 draw
In a tense intersectional clash, Notre Dame tied Army 6 to 6 on a late desperate drive. After Monk Meyer’s 41 yard pass to Ed Grove gave Army a lead, a disputed pass near the goal line favored Notre Dame, setting up Larry Danbom’s presumed TD and a missed extra point by Wally Fromhart.
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Minnesota and Purdue Football Victories Highlight Weekend Action
Slippery Purdue halfback Tom McGannon sealed a 12 6 win over Iowa with a 63 yard interception return. Minnesota crushed Michigan 40 0 as Uram, Thompson, LeVdif and Beise led a dominant backfield in a rain soaked game at Ann Arbor.
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Wildcats Defeat Wisconsin 32 13 in Big Ten Clash
Northwestern toppled Wisconsin 32 to 13 in a dizzy Big Ten game. Ollie Adelman scored three touchdowns and sprinted 65 and 35 yards, while Clarence Tommerson had a score erased by officials on a disputed call. Eddie Jankowski added a third period TD but was ruled out of bounds.
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Pitt Gridiron Stops Nebraska 6 to 0 in Big Six Showdown
Pittsburgh’s football team overwhelmed Nebraska with a strong ground game while holding the Cornhuskers to 54 rushing yards. Sophomore Frank Patrick scored the lone touchdown in the second period after a series of Panthers advances, as Pitt dominated with 12 first downs to Nebraska’s 4 and pressured Nebraska’s backfield with Vin Sites and Frank Souchak. The Huskers threatened late but the Pitt line halted the drives.
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Navy Eleven Beats Columbia Gridders 28 to 7
In a hard cold rain at Annapolis Navy defeated Columbia 28 to 7 before 13 000 spectators, the Sailors taking their last home appearance of the season.
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Ohio State Noses Out Illinois 6–0 on Dynamos Run
In Columbus 43,921 watched Ohio State defeat Illinois 6 to 0 as Dynamite Dye carried the attack after Pincura left with an injury. Dye sprinted 10 yards after a kickoff return and broke for a touchdown, his score highlighting a hard fought game between strong lines.
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Tippy” Dye
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Sam Busich
College Football Scores From Various Games
Across regions multiple results show strong showings by Iowa State beating Drake 71 to 7 and Michigan State 27 to 1 This summary collates notable outcomes including Stanford 32 and Montana 0 Notre Dame tied Army at 6 while Alabama defeated Georgia Tech 38 to 7 Oklahoma edged Kansas State 3 to 0 and California 39 beat College of Pacific 0 Other results include Missouri 6 and Tulane 20 13 with Georgia 0 and Northwestern 13 3
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Glorious Upheavals and Surprises in Early Hawkeye Football
The Iowa Hawkeyes repeatedly defied expectations from 1932 to 1933, beating Northwestern, Wisconsin, Purdue and Iowa State then facing tougher foes. Minnesota and Northwestern also delivered shock comebacks, while Northwestern under new coach Lynn Waldorf stunned De Paul and faced a brutal early schedule, highlighting a season of unpredictable results.
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Coe Beats Grinnell 34 to 0 in final 1935 game
Coe college Kohawks closed the 1935 season with a 34 to 0 victory over Grinnell. Joe Schneider scored twice in his last college game, Carruthers added a reception for a TD, and Hunter and Martin scored. Flood kicked a 21 yard field goal as Coe dominated with 291 yards from scrimmage to Grinnell’s 119, while Schlotterbeck and Evans showed strong open field play and tackling.
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Hoosiers roll to 24-0 win over Maroons in Chicago
Indiana overpower Chicago 24 to 0 for first Big Ten victory. Corbett Davis and Raymond Fox ran and passed to move Indiana into Chicago territory repeatedly. Reed Kelso kicked a field goal and extra points, with Norton and Walker scoring touchdowns as Indiana dominated with 350 yards from scrimmage.
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