All Iowa Players Star in First Win Over Gophers Since 1939
Hawkeyes rally for a 20 19 victory over Minnesota at home. Key plays come from Art Johnson Nelson Smith and Danny Sheehan as Iowa breaks a long Winless streak in Big Ten play and ends a 17 game conference drought. Johnson and Niles lead a late drive while Gophers stall on a crucial field goal attempt.
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Floyd of Rosedale Back Home After Upset Victory
Iowa City hosts the return of Floyd of Rosedale the pig statue trophy after Iowa’s 2019 upset over Minnesota. The tied bet between Gov. Clyde Herring of Iowa and Gov. Floyd Olson of Minnesota sparked the original prize, with Olson later commissioning a statue replica.
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Notre Dame Rolls Past Northwestern With Substitutes Star
Notre Dame used its substitutes to drive past Northwestern with Jim McGurk scoring from two yards and Floyd Simmons adding a five yard TD after a 65 yard march. The 14 to 0 halftime lead grew as the Northwestern line wore down and the Irish extended their advantage.
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Red Raiders Edge Syracuse in Rainy 7 6 Thriller
Colgate edged Syracuse 7 6 in a rain swept game. Ed Grygiel connected with Warren Davis for a 15 yard second quarter touchdown and Allen Short added the decisive extra point. In the final period Roger Robinson to Pete Morrow connected for a Syracuse TD but the extra point failed.
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Indiana Powers Through Pitt with Two Early TDs
Indiana dominated with 17 first downs and 235 yards to Pitt’s 105. A blocked punt by an Indiana lineman and a Raimondi to Ravensberg pass set up scores in the first quarter, and Pikos and Kluszewski added touchdowns later as Taliaferro connected with Ravensberg on a 24 yard pass to extend the lead.
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Army Routs Penn with 72 Yard TD Run and Six Scoring Plays
Army dominates Penn after opening miscue, featuring a 72 yard run by Davis and three more third period scores. Davis tallies three TDs and Blanchard adds three as Chabot and Grimenstein, Richmond also reach the end zone. Waterhouse adds all PATs for Army while Penn misplays early and never recovers.
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Bucknell
Cornell Outlasts Dartmouth in 20 13 Victory
Cornell rallied in the final period to beat Dartmouth 20 to 13 before 12 000 fans in Hanover. O'Brien scored early for Dartmouth, while Laux and Chollet netted Cornell touchdowns and Robeson added the decisive kick. Dartmouth added a late score on Sullivan’s plunge.
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Bluejackets Roll Over Warren With Easy Win
Great Lakes football team routed Fort Warren Wyoming 47 to 14 at Ross Field. Frank Aschenbrenner opened scoring with a nine yard run, Bob Sullivan added five conversions, George Terlep connected on two second quarter TD passes to Harry Grant and Bill O Connor, Marion Motley scored twice more, Dick Ottele threw two TD passes, Ken Whitney ran 75 yards on a kickoff return, Don Deere and Ralph Jones each caught a TD, and Bob Stephens iced the game with a late plunge.
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Rutgers Ends by Nipping NYU 13-7 in New Brunswick
Rutgers finishes the season at five wins two losses by edging New York University 13 to 7 in New Brunswick New Jersey. Arthur Mann, a freshman halfback, returned a punt 60 yards for one touchdown and Frank Burns connected with Andy Sivess for Rutgers second score. NYU answered in the third with a Cy Kuppersmith pass to Wally Weinstein.
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Ohio State Triumphs Over Illinois In Hard Fought Game
Ohio State rushed for 220 yards to Illinois 88 while Illinois led in first downs nine to eight. Ohio State scored on several drives with Daughterty and Cline finding pay dirt and Gandee intercepting a late pass. Illinois threats fizzled as defensive stops and a safety limited scoring in a tense Big Ten showdown.
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Georgia Throttles Auburn 35-0 Behind Trippi's All Round Play
In Columbus Georgia Charlie Trippi starred for Georgia as he ran passed and punted with flair leading the Bulldogs to an easy 35 to 0 win over Auburn before 22000 fans at Memorial Stadium. Georgia struck first on its opening drive and never relinquished control.
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Bruins Rallyto Upset St. Mary's 13 to 7 in Coliseum
UCLA, 101000 strong, toppled previously unbeaten St. Marys 13 to 7 as Ernie Case passed for a Bruins touchdown and Skip Rowland raced in for the winner. Case added the final extra point while Wedemeyer was stifled for the Gaels. UCLA outgained St. Marys 257 to 67 rushing and 115 to 100 in passing.
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Missouri- Oklahoma clash highlights tense non-conference game
In a high scoring non-conference showdown Missouri- overcome a slow start to seize control late in the game. Oklahoma needed a victory to clinch its first championship, with Elliott scoring and passing in the second period and Purdue-Michigan defense trading blows in a back-and-forth sequence.
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Michigan Dominates Purdue With Strong Defensive Stand
Michigan built a 20 point lead as Art Renner steered the forward wall and Dion Renner’s alert defense limited Purdue to a single second period score. Elliott extended the lead to 27 before Purdue struck again. Next week Purdue travels to Bloomington aiming to defeat Indiana after Indiana beat Pittsburgh 19 0.
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