Iowa Crushes Purdue Hopes In 14-6 Win
Big Ten action saw Iowa defeat Purdue 14 to 6 while Michigan and Minnesota played to a scoreless tie. Minnesota halted Michigan's 16 game winning streak as both teams remain undefeated in conference play. key performers included Lund for Minnesota and Regeczi for Michigan in a defensively minded contest.
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Oregon State Beats Fordham 9 to 6 in Slippery Clash
Oregon State quarterback Adolph Schwammel booted a 3–point field goal after a 6–6 tie to secure a 9–6 victory over Fordham at Polo Grounds. Norman Franklin starred for Oregon, while Ed Danowski highlighted Fordham's attack in a tense, fumble‑prone game before 25,000 fans in New York.
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Laws Leads Hawks To Victory With 55 Yard Run
Iowa toppled Purdue 14 to 6 at OSS-Ade Stadium Lafayette Indiana as Joe Laws, a Colfax Iowa senior, scored both Hawkeyes touchdowns. Laws sprinted 55 yards for the second score and added a long first-quarter dash as Iowa outgained Purdue 16,000 fans witnessed. Russ Fisher added two extra points as Purdue battled back with passes and a late fumble by Basker.
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Notre Dame Tops Northwestern 7–0 at Dyche Stadium
Notre Dame defeats Northwestern 7 to 0 before 40,000 at Dyche Stadium. A blocked punt set up the winning TD as Pitney ran 12 yards for the score. Notre Dame rushed 153 yards to Northwestern 46 and outgained through the air with 103 yards in the first half.
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Ohio State Stops Wisconsin 6-0 In Early Passionate Clash
Ohio State defeats Wisconsin 6 to 0 in Madison. Smith runs 55 yards for the lone touchdown three minutes in as Gailus blocks well. Wisconsin outscores Ohio in drives but three Wisconsin passes are intercepted by Ohio. Cramer halts a Badger scoring threat in the second period.
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Harvard Edges Brown 12 6 In Season Opener
Harvard won a season opener in Cambridge scoring 12 points to 6 against Brown before 18000 fans. Harvard capitalized on a third period break for the decisive touchdown as guards Gundlach and teammates sealed the victory. Brown showed a persistent threat with backs Karaban Walker and Buonanno, and remained in contention until Gundlach intercepted late.
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Iowa Triumph Over Purdue Elevates Hawks National Standing
Iowa defeated Purdue to reinforce its status as a top national team while Purdue, once viewed as a Big Ten favorite, suffered a setback. The piece notes scouting tricks and strategic pacing, plus a salute to Ossie Salem as a standout coach.
Illini Triumph 7-0 Over Chicago Maroons
The Fighting Illini edged Chicago 7 to 0 in Champaign as Jack Beynon set up the lone touchdown by Portman after a long pass and Cook added the extra point. The Maroons threatened but failed to score, while Illinois benefited from Lindberg’s punting and stronger line play.
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Duke Blanks North Carolina 21–0 At Packed Durham Stadium
In front of about 30 000 fans Duke remained unbeaten as the Blue Devils shut out North Carolina 21 to 0. Duke scored twice in the first period and once more late, with relief players seeing half the action.
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Kansas Turns Back Iowa State in 20 to 6 Victory
Kansas Jayhawkers defeat Iowa State Cyclones 20 to 6 at Lawrence. Key plays include Manning to Casini for 35 yards and White’s 35 yard run, Nesmith’s 40 yard dash, and a 55 yard sprint by Allender for Kansas. Iowa State scores on a 55 yard dash by Allender, with a blocked extra point.
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Pitt Wrecks Nebraska's Rose Bowl Bid With 6-0 Victory
Pittsburgh dominated Nebraska 6-0 before 20 000 fans at Forbes Field as the Golden Panthers overwhelmed the Cornhuskers who entered unbeaten and untied. Pitt outgained Nebraska 354 yards to 125, with Heinie Weisenbaugh's 31 yard run and a late scoring pass from Leo Sheblosky to Mike Nicksick setting the decisive sequence. Nebraska fought hard but could muster only 125 yards and no points with George Sauer starring on defense.
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