Yale Surprises Harvard In Rainy Yale Bowl Battle
Yale, the underdog, held off heavily favored Harvard until the last ten minutes of a rain soaked game. A 33 yard Yale drive set up Harvard’s only touchdown, then Francis Foley connected with MacDonald for the final score as Harvard won 7 to 0 at the Yale Bowl in New Haven.
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Johnny Miller
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Duke Domination Remains Undefeated With 7-0 Win
Duke defeats State 7-0 as Tipton racks 46 yards in key first half drives including a 33 yard dash and a 13 yard pass to Davis. Ruffa adds point after. Early Duke substitutions shift as State threatens on Duke 18 before being halted.
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Missouri Tigers overwhelm Saint Louis with 26 0 win
Missouri Tigers bounce back from a prior defeat to Oklahoma to shut out Saint Louis University 26 to 0. In front of about 8,500, Paul Christman spearheaded the offense with a touchdown, while Jim Starmer and Bill Ame lung contributed one and two scores respectively.
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Army tops Princeton 19 to 7 in season finale
Army defeated Princeton 19 7 before 45000 in Palmer Stadium rain soaking the game. Little Army right guard recovered a fumble for a first quarter touchdown. Mountain tied the score with a 50 yard run then Allerdice and Mountain connected for another. Samuel set up a score with a pass to the tiger 3 and Wilson scored. Frontczak and Wilson added third quarter scores to seal the win.
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Pitt Power Hammers Penn State 26-0
Pitt defeated Penn State 26 to 0 as Dick Cassiano scored three rushing touchdowns and Bob Thurbon added a seven yard TD. The Panthers dominated in drizzle with Cassiano repeatedly breaking through the Lions defense before thousands gathered at the Pitt stadium.
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Broad array of college football scores across many teams
A long list of football results from colleges and universities listed across regions. Notable scores include Miami of Ohio like lineups, Valparaiso, Wheaton, Ball State, Akron, John Carroll, and many others with varied outcomes.
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Nebraska Rolls Over Iowa 14 to 0 in Big Game
Nebraska defeats Iowa 14 to 0 as Buck Dodd and Porter score the touchdowns. Luther and Knight make key plays on defense and special teams while Kinnick battles Iowa’s aerial attack. Iowa threats are snuffed by nine Husker interceptions and timely fumbles.
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Grinnell and Chicago in Talks on Amateur Conference
The column discusses rumors of a Midwest Amateur conference potentially including Grinnell and Chicago. Grinnell’s athletics director says joining depends on proposed members, while Chicago’s interest remains uncertain. The piece also notes Grinnell’s invitation to the Midwest conference and previews Chicago’s possible departure from the Big Ten.
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Minnesota Wins to Take Big Ten Title
Minnesota defeats Wisconsin 21 14 to clinch the Big Ten crown as Franck and Bell score and Faust intercepts a late pass. The Go Phers execute a key sequence with Nash’s 34 yard catch and a crucial late drive before Wisconsin’s threats are stymied.
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Auburn Rallies To Defeat Georgia In Rainy Classic
In Columbus Georgia Auburn Plainsmen rallied from a second half deficit to beat Georgia 23 to 14 before about ten thousand fans in a cold rain. The game resumed with Auburn tying the score at 19 all and then pulling away to seal the victory.
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Florida Plays Georgia Tech To Scoreless Tie
In Atlanta, Florida and Georgia Tech battled to a 0-0 stalemate as Florida’s Ally Gator faced Grandfield’s mud, producing a competitive defensive contest with neither side breaking through.
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Upper Iowa Triumph Over Dubuque 21 to 7 in Gridiron Clash
Upper Iowa Peacocks defeated Dubuque Spartans 21 7 to boost championship hopes. Spatcher and Tate scored rushing touchdowns with Alderson passing, while Dubuque tied briefly on a Blaha extra point, and Buell added the final Upper Iowa score after a key punt return.
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California Bears Halt Stanford In 6 0 Rose Bowl Bid
California beat Stanford 6 to 0 in the 44th annual Big Game at the Rose Bowl crowd of 82,000. Vic Bottari and Angelo Reginato connected on a 21 yard touchdown via a late fourth quarter drive. Bob Wilhelm recovered a blocked try for point. Stanford threatened but California backed by two goal line stands.
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Notre Dame Defeats Northwestern 9 to 7 in Tight Battle
Notre Dame wins 9 to 7 after leading 7 0 early and trading scores with Northwestern. Hofer replaced Sitko to kick the decisive field goal in the second half as the Irish overcome a stubborn Wildcats rally and a late Notre Dame drive stalls near the goal line.
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Illinois routs Chicago 34 to 0 in football clash
Illinois earns a decisive 34 0 victory over Chicago as Ralph Bennett and Melvyn Burris key a second quarter touchdown drive and late scores. John Thistlewood and Rettinger set up late touchdowns while Elting adds extra points amid Chicago’s failed passing bid.
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Villanova Wildcats Stay Undefeated Against Boston Terriers
The undefeated Villanova Wildcats defeated a crippled Boston University Terriers 39 to 6 on a muddy field. The game drew about 5,000 drenched spectators as Villanova dominated with strong rushing and efficient offense.
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Martelle Cage Squads Sweep Center Junction in opener
Special to The Gazette reports the Jones county league opener at Center Junction. Martelle teams swept both games with the girls winning 34 to 11 and the boys edging Center Junction 10 to 8 in a tight start to the season.
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