Paskvan Shines as Wisconsin Battles Purdue to Tie
Wisconsin and Purdue play to a 7-7 draw in Madison before 32 000 fans. George Paskvan leads Wisconsin with a first quarter touchdown and Purdue answers with a late second half score driven by Brock and Montague passing.
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Cornell Big Red Beat Dartmouth 35-6 in All-Period Win
In Hanover, Cornell's Big Red football team toppled Dartmouth 35-6, scoring in every period to stay undefeated and untied for the season. The win extended Cornell's streak and highlighted a balanced offense and solid defense throughout the game.
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Georgetown Wins To Stay Unbeaten
Georgetown University remained undefeated and untied by scoring two first half touchdowns to defeat New York University 14 to 0 in New York.
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Greeley Team Rallies To Beat Lamont 25-20
Greeley defeated Lamont on Lamont's floor 25 to 20 Friday night. The Greeley regulars came from behind in the final quarter to win. Fitzpatrick scored six field goals in the second half to lead Greeley. Helms starred for Lamont.
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Gophers against Hawkeyes in tense late drive
Iowa and Minnesota traded leads in a rough 1960s style battle with Kinnick passing to Prasse and Dean, Van Every weaving runs and timely tackles. Iowa finally pulled ahead 13 9 on a Kinnick end zone strike and a blocked extra point as the clock wound down.
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North Dakota Tops Morningside 28 to 7 in Conference Clash
North Dakota handed Morningside a 28 to 7 defeat to gain a share of first in the North Central Conference. It was the Nodaks fourth win in five league games, tying them with South Dakota U and South Dakota State at the top.
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Notre Dame Captures Northwestern With Late Point
Notre Dame defeats Northwestern 7 to 0 as Lou Zontini runs in the final extra point after Steve Sitko fumbles on a conversion attempt. The Irish finish strong, with key gains by Benny Sheridan and Joe Thesing powering a flat, rain-soaked field win. Northwestern stalls on defense throughout the slogged game.
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Fordham Beats St Marys 13 0 at Polo Grounds
Fordham Ram football defeated St Marys Gaels 13 to 0 in an intersectional matchup at the Polo Grounds in perfect weather before 34 800 fans. Fordham scored in the third and fourth quarters after a scoreless first half as key drives produced the points.
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Ripon Shares Midwest Title After Knox Tie
Knox and Monmouth battled to a 7-7 tie in Galesburg, leaving Ripon to share the Midwest Conference crown. Final standings show three wins, one loss, and one tie for Ripon, Knox, and Monmouth, with slips due to wet ball handling.
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Buckeyes Clinch Share Of Title With Illini Victory
Ohio State clinched at least a share of the Big Ten title by throttling Illinois 21 to 0. The Buckeyes outrushed 228 to 680 yards, combined for 59 passing yards while Illinois managed 20 completions on 20 attempts but yielded four interceptions.
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George Washington Tops Kansas 14 to 7 in Intersecting Showdown
In Lawrence Kansas George Washington Universitys strong eleven scored in the first and third periods and stifled a late Kansas aerial push to win 14 to 7 in their third intersectional football game Saturday.
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Bouncing Babies Feed Gophers Between Halves
Minnesota's trainer gives infants’ food in tablet form to the Gophers between halves and after games.
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Maroons Roll Over Oberlin Behind Davenport
Chicago battered Oberlin 25 to 0 at Stagg Field to claim its second win of the season. Co captain John Davenport led the attack with a 230 yard rushing total and two second quarter touchdowns aided by a strong Maroon line. Robert Wasem added a late score, and William Leach kicked the extra point. Oberlin threatened only once as Chicago dominated with 13 first downs to five.
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Iowa State Triumphs 10 to 0 Over Kansas Aggies
Iowa State defeats Kansas Aggies 10 to 0 in Ames. Seaburg kicks a field goal for the lead, Bliss secures a second quarter score on a Seaburg pass from the Kansas State 26 yard line, and the extra point is good. Kansas State advances late but fails to convert, final score 10–0.
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Pioneers Beat Kohawks 13 6 First Since 1931
Grinnell trails 7 6 at halftime after a punt miscue then dominates fourth quarter scoring as Walters connects with Gause for a TD. Kedin’s placement is blocked and both teams flash punt blocks and interceptions in a mid game shift.
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