Seahawks Rout Missouri in 51 7 Victory at Columbia
Iowa Preflight Seahawks overwhelmed a weakened Missouri team 51 to 7 in Columbia. Fullback Charles Woodward led the early scoring, with Don Samuels and Bob Smith adding multiple touchdowns as substitutes dominated both sides. Missouri finally scored late on Hall and Exler passes nearly reaching a last second rally.
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Missouri
Charles Woodward
Bus” Mertes
Seahawks
Don Samuels
Cme
Town
Chauncey Simpson
Bocst
Lloyd Baryon
Bob Dionne
Wes Williams
Yarids
Hall
Williamrgas
Noel Hall
Dick Johnston
Harry Exler
Gazette
Minnesota
Hudson Mealey
Dick Woodard
Iowa City
Big Ten Football Scores From Regional Meetups
Regional scores show Indiana and Pittsbark 6, Northwestern 0, Illinois 1, Ohio Wesleyan 0, Missouri 7, Purdue 3, Penn State 3, Navy Plebes 68, Alabama 19, Florida A and M 14, Texas 6, USC 32, Washington 7, and multiple others across Big Ten and adjacent conferences amid a fluid fall schedule. The report mixes college teams, service bases, and street-team upsets with inconsistent spellings and partial team names.
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US Navy
Purdue
Penn State
Starsland
Lafayette
Lenin
Yale Hiparte
New York U
Brooklyn
T 'Army
Penn
Syracuse
Colgate
Brown
Columbia
Swarthmore
Princeton
Cornell
Dartmouth
Morran State
Hampton
Kentucky
West Virginia
Trutters
Ruteers
ASTP
SecreAny
Binomid Meirof Rcranton
Noahs Ark Sails Forty Days Find Park
Noah faced troubles like others as the ark drifted on waters for forty days before seeking a resting place.
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Noah
UCLA Rolls Past College of Pacific 54 to 7 in Memorial Coliseum
UCLA overwhelmed College of Pacific 54 to 7 before about 20 000 at Memorial Coliseum to position itself as a Rose Bowl contender. Vic Smith and Jack Myers starred as UCLA scored eight touchdowns, with Waterfield throwing two long passes and several key rushes fueling the rout.
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Los Angeles
INS
Memorial Coliseum
U.C.L.A
College of Pacific
Bruins
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Sooners defeat Kansans in Big Six clash 20 to 0
Lawrence Kansas Oklahoma scored in the first and third quarters while holding Kansas scoreless in a Big Six football game. Lebow sparked the opening drive with a series of short runs and a blocked Kansas kick set up the first touchdown. Sparkman added the second after halftime with key runs and a 32 yard pass. Mason and Wright contributed long rushes for the final tally.
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Lawrence
Kan
INS
Oklahoma
Kansas
Lebow
Sparkman
Heard
Mason
Wright
Harvard Triumphs Over Tufts In Wartime Gridiron
In Medford Massachusetts Harvard football defeated Tufts 12 to 6 to secure a second wartime victory after a 19 to 12 win at Harvard Stadium. Crimson trusted their offense and defense in a tight regional matchup.
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Medford
Mass
Harvard
Tufts
Harvard Stadium
Crimson
Orange Bowl scouts rely on observers for quick game read
Miami AP report notes the Orange Bowl uses trained observers to assess college teams. These volunteers, sometimes coaches or writers, provide frank off the record appraisals to the Baldwin committee as high scoring offenses emerge.
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Miami
Fla
Charles F
Jack” Baldwin
Baldwin
Yale Tops North Carolina 13 6 in Key Intersectional Battle
Yale football, led by All American end Paul Walker, overcame North Carolina 13 to 6 at New Haven. Walker set up the first Yale TD late in the first quarter and scored the decisive second half touchdown on a clean pitch and catch.
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New Haven
Hoppe Beats Cochran In 55-Inning Billiards Match
Willie Hoppe controlled the cross country three cushion event, trimming Welker Cochran 50 33 in 55 innings to move to 4 wins in 5 blocks. The Detroit leg ends Sunday with one block, then 10 blocks in Chicago begin Monday.
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Detroit
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Cochran
Hoppe
Chicago
Roosevelt Backs National Stadium Plan in Washington
President Roosevelt endorsed a national stadium in Washington calling it a memorial to service members and a hub for youth and freedom. He urged civic groups to support the plan as Major General U. S. Grant III outlined land acquisition for a 150 acre site along the Anacostia River. Comdrs Dempsey and Tunney spoke in support at a mass meeting.
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Gene Tunney
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U. S. Grant III
National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Anacostia River
Congress
Texas Aggies Roll Rice 19 6 in Houston Victory
Texas A&M stretched its winning streak over Rice to 1936 with a 19 6 victory in Houston. Yates scored on a Cashion to Howell pass after a Rice drive, Cashion ran in a second A&M touchdown, and Monterieff’s fumble recovery set up a third score. Rice answered with a 56 yard pass hookup Smith Scruggs and a late extra point attempt failed.
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Waterfield
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Army Dominates Penn with High-Scoring Rally
Army roared past Penn in a midweek game, piling up 481 season points behind Davis with three touchdowns and Blanchard adding two. Sensanbaugher returned a fumble 90 yards for Penn’s lone highlight as Army built a wide lead through the third quarter.
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George Poole
Gloster, Miss
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Tom Lombardo
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Helman
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Lockard
Dobbs
West
Paul N. Swalfield
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James E. Coogan
New Haven
Charles G. Eckes
W. and J.ifield
Charles N. Gault
Muhlenberg
Brown tops Columbia in comedy of errors
New York AP reports Brown defeated Columbia 12 to 6 in a game marked by football blunders. The Bruins earned their second win of the season as two well executed plays helped secure the victory.
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Brown
Columbia
Bruins
Swarthmore Tops Princeton 3–0 for First Win in 42 Years
In Princeton New Jersey Swarthmore College earned its first football victory over Princeton in 42 years with a 3 to 0 win. A third quarter field goal by Tackle Dave Work capped a 70 yard drive that began the second half and concluded five minutes later.
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N. J
Dave Work
Swarthmore College
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