Stagg Ends 41 Year Chicago Coaching Era in Loss
Amos Alonzo Stagg's 41 seasons as University of Chicago coach end with a 18-7 defeat by Wisconsin. Badgers carressed to score three touchdowns while Chicago rallies falter on two critical plays, including a punt fumble and a stumble by Pete Zimmer. Wisconsin outgained Chicago 216 to 79 in total offense as Stagg leaves with a storied career.
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Luther Routs Simpson 27 to 0 in Iowa clash
Luther Norsemen upset league leaders Simpson 27 to 0 as Simpson could not move the ball against a stiff Luther defense. Carlson scored twice with Hansen adding two touchdowns including a late dash. The game featured a scoreless first half and key defensive stands by Luther.
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West Virginia Wesleyan Holds Army to 7–0 in Muddy Game
West Virginia Wesleyan battered Army’s offense with a strong defensive effort as Felix Picks Vidal sparked a lone scoring drive to give Army a 7 to 0 win on a rain soaked field at West Point.
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Olin Takes Two Of Three From Center Junction
Center Junction girls beat Olin 22 to 19 but Olin wins the pair 2 games to 1 in the series. Br Ol ncere Frida: rere Tre Certer Jusetion shows a close match with key plays and scoring by Ol and 35 9 15 noted in the recap.
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Kansas Jayhawkers Rout Kansas State 19 0 in Conference Clash
Elmer H W Schaake led Kansas with power drives and two second half touchdowns while Bernard Gridley added a late score. Kansas outgained Kansas State 208 rushing and passing to 201, held Wildcats to four completions and one interception.
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Maquoketa Defeats Elwood 29 to 21 in Friday Game
Maquoketa high school beat Elwood 29 21 in a home Friday matchup. Myatt led Maquoketa with twelve points while George Beadorn paced the squad as the top scorer in a game that the locals led from the start.
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Grunt Groan Grimace Show Headlines Independence Cage Cards
Independent duo Zbyssko and Mack headline a cage match lineup with fierce grunts and grimaces. The card showcases heavyweights and rising contenders in local ring action.
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Case Trims Oberlin 14 0 To Win Ohio Conference
Oberlin College football sees Case reserve a 14 to 0 win to clinch the Ohio Conference title. The report mentions aggressive play and key matchups, with notes on players and boxing references interwoven in the coverage.
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Creighton Crushes Wyoming 34 to 0 in Stadium Victory
Creighton University dominated Wyoming with a ground game behind a strong line. Gordon scored three touchdowns, Collin added two point after attempts, and O Leary recovered a fumbled kickoff to seal the win as Creighton built a 34 point lead by final whistle.
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Purdue Defeats Indiana in Major Rivalry Stadium Thriller
A 22 000 crowd watched Purdue overpower Indiana in a heated clash with key plays from Mose Lyons and Dickey Pardoprer. The game featured touchdowns and notable turnovers as Purdue posted a decisive score while Indiana struggled to respond.
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LaCrosse Teachers End Season With Undefeated State Claim
The La Crosse Teachers defeated Upper Iowa 12 to 0 to close the 1932 season in Wisconsin. Odbert connected with Gatawackas for a 43 yard first score, then Odbert to Straub added the second touch. Kemp scored from the one yard line as Towans relied on a sharp passing attack.
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Viola Defeats Coggon Quintet 20 to 15 in Homecoming Tilt
Viola High beat a veteran Coggon team 20 to 15 on Friday night. The Purple led 12 to 8 at halftime as Capt Koppenhaver scored eight in the final quarter to seal the win. Viola meets Morley next for its Tri-County league homecoming game Wednesday.
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Rival college teams clash in scattered score roundup
A wide miscues of lacrosse and football scores across multiple colleges and towns appears. Notable results include DePaul 23 over Ohio University, Augustana 26 over Lake Forest 13, West Liberty 187 to Cedarville 19, and Mulitple matchups featuring Lincoln and state institutions with varied outcomes.
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North Dakota Triumphs Over DePaul 13 to 6
North Dakota university defeated DePaul 13 to 6 in Chicago. Pierce scored on two short end runs in the first and early second periods, with one extra point added to push the lead to 13 0. DePaul answered with a long pass Doody to Krause for a score, the try failin g.
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Marquette Tops Washington and Jefferson 6–0 in Milwaukee
Marquette defeated Washington and Jefferson 6 to 0 in Milwaukee as McEssy intercepted Bonzant’s pass for a second-period TD after Marquette drove from its 20 yard line. Romero, W and J’s 150 pound halfback, returned punts with steady work. About 3,000 fans attended.
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Michigan Wins Big Ten Title With Unbeaten Season
Michigan clinched the Big Ten football championship by finishing undefeated and untied after a 3-0 win over Minnesota in near zero weather. Purdue and Ohio State also won their final games, while Northwestern tied Minnesota for fifth and A. A. Stagg retired after 41 years at Chicago.
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Huskers Trim Oklahoma 5-0 For Big Six Title
Nebraska earned the Big Six title by defeating Oklahoma 5 to 0 in Orman Oklahoma. Masterson kicked a field goal from the eight yard line after a scoreless first half. Dunlap of Oklahoma failed a nine yard attempt to tie late, securing Nebraska’s championship claim as Missouri’s Thanksgiving game looms.
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Panthers nose out Carnegie Tech in snow 6 0
Pittsburgh Panthers beat city rival Carnegie Tech 6 0 in a snow soaked game attended by fewer than 7 000. The scoring came in the third period when Izzy Weinstock plunged in after Pitt forced a fumble at the Tech five yard line. Pitt outgained Tech 202 yards to 75 on rushing plays despite failing on all eight passes.
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Indiana Harriers Win Big Ten Cross Country Title
Indiana University captured the Big Ten cross country crown with 42 points while individual champion Dean Woolsey of Illinois finished first in 34 minutes 3 10 seconds. Teammates Neese second and Watson third helped Indiana place three among the top four. Illinois followed second and Minnesota third.
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Clarence Teams Meet Alumni Tuesday Night
Clarence high boys and girls teams will host the alumni on the local floor Tuesday night. New seating arrangements are described to improve basketball fan comfort.
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California And Stanford Battle To Scoreless Tie
California and Stanford played a scoreless tie at Memorial Stadium in Berkeley before 78,000 spectators. Stanford threatened early and late as California managed six first downs to Stanford’s seven and 127 to 183 yards. The 0-0 tie marks a long tradition of presidential year stalemates with ties in 1924 and 1928.
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Coe Rallies to Triumph 13-7 Over State Teachers
Coe College Kohawks overturn a halftime deficit to beat State Teachers 13 to 7 in a hard fought game. Key drives include Hild passing to Rasmussen and a late Kohawk touchdown nullified by a holding penalty before Coe secured the victory.
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