Indiana routes Pitt 47 to 0 behind Hoernschemeyer
Indiana University, led by quarterback Bob Hoernschemeyer nicknamed Hunchy, crushed Pittsburgh 47 to 0. Hoernschemeyer threw three TD passes, tied a 87-yard completion, and ran for a score as Indiana built a 26-0 halftime lead before a 3,500-strong crowd in near freezing weather.
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Sailors Reserve Past Marquette 32 to 0 in Great Lakes tilt
Great Lakes smothered Marquette 32 to 0 as the Sailors opened with a flood of first half touchdowns then rested reserves. Ed Saenz scored from eight yards, Jim Mello added another, Jim Keane snagged a score on a Youel pass, and Gene Delaney tallied on an end.
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Minnesota Gophers rout Hawks with Williams power drive
Minnesota dominates Iowa with Red Williams rushing for 85 yards and two touchdowns including a 22 yard scamper. Kulbitski adds a first half score as the Gophers pull ahead 34 0 by the third quarter and Cates closes the scoring with a 10 yard run in the fourth. Iowa fumbles repeatedly as Minnesota maintains control.
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Iowa Falls to Minnesota in Tough Big Nine Rivalry
Iowa suffered a heavy defeat as Minnesota dominated the game with multiple scores. Key players Woodard, Hansen, Kelso, and Winslow stood out for Iowa while Bob Wischaeier handled punting. Minnesota’s Williams and Kulbitski led the offense with several touchdowns and successful kicks.
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Iowa State Triumph Over Drake Despite Injury Setback
Iowa State secured a victory in the rivalry as Drake led 12 wins to 29 for the Cyclones in series play with three draws. An injury sidelined Iowa State in the second half as players including Wehrman and Fathauer contributed on offense, while Howard scored a touchdown and Warner added the extra point before a safety by Drake.
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Notre Dame Tops Northwestern for Nineteenth Victory
Notre Dame defeats Northwestern 21 to 0, scoring Brennan two touchdowns and Nemeth kicking three extra points. Lineups list Notre Dame players Fos to Wendell and Northwestern players including Justak and Seigel with substitutes and officials noted.
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W Y C A Athletics Scores Narrow Volleyball Wins
Becks volleyball edged Schaefer Manufacturing Jewelers 42 to 39. Pioneer Litho defeated Barlow Maney 53 to 17, and First Trust Bank beat Honey Mead 26 to 10. Bowling saw Woolworth sweep Collins and Cherry Burrell win two of three lines from the Y W team.
GI Gazette Poems and Front News From Cedar Rapids
A mixed wartime item set includes poems exchanged by a GI and his wife with a brief ribbing about anonymity. The Cedar Rapids section reports a pedestrian death and notable locals, plus a broad roundup: fires, a veteran home plan, tax increases, new Chamber directors, UI alumni drive, a homecoming queen, a suspended sentence, and various sports and society notes.
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Pot O Luck wins closest Pimlico Futurity photo finish
Pat O Luck, ridden by Doug Dodson for Calumet Farm, nosed out Plebiscite Reece and Baymeabond in a three horse photo in the Pimlico Futurity. The favorite paid 5.10 3.10 2.50 with Plebiscite 15.80 6.10 and Reece 3.20. The mile and a sixteenth race finished in 1:46.2 on a fast track with top weight 22 pounds.
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Ohio St-Continu'd Drive Sparks Score Against Opponent
Ohio State moves to the Ohio 15 on a long gain. Greenwood then plunges from the 12 for a touchdown but the extra point failed. State quickly answers with a six point drive as Horvath hits Rugger for a 17 yard pass to continue the scoring sequence.
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Navy Triumphs Over Purdue With Fifth TD Drive
Navy built a late rally behind Walons intercept and a 43 yard drive capped by Bruce Smiths 30 yard TD pass to Ben Martin. Charlie Riehl连接 a clutch eight yard TD pass to Arthur Markel finishing a 49 yard march for the fifth Navy score as Purdue struggled in the fourth.
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Michigan Eludes Wisconsin In Gridiron Thriller
Michigan battles Wisconsin in a defensive slugfest with late penalties and fumbles shaping the game. Culligan and Renner connect for a long play erased by a penalty, while Michigan defenses force multiple Wisconsin miscues. Final sequence sees Michigan clinch on a Badger bobble after a seven play drive.
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Ohio State Holds Off Illinois With Late Interception
Ohio State secured a narrow victory after Horvath scored on a late romp. Illinois threatened near the end but an Ohio interception stopped the comeback and preserved the lead.
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