Northwestern Dashes Zuppke's Farewell as De Correvont Sparkles
Northwestern overwhelmed Illinois 27 0 in Zuppke's final game at a 30 000 strong crowd. De Correvont scored three touchdowns and Hirsch added two as Northwestern spoiled the coach's farewell with a potent ground game and sharp passing while Illinois unable to mount a sustained attack.
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Bill
Ald Dutchman Northwestern
Bob Zuppke
Bill de Correvant
Northestern
Zup
Ed Hirsch
Otto Granam
Zupnke
Easting
Dick Good
Laveren Astroth
Illini
Notre Dame 1942 Football Schedule Announced
Notre Dame lists a nine game 1942 slate under Coach Frank Leahy with Wisconsin Michigan Stanford and five home games at Notre Dame Stadium. The schedule includes October 10 Stanford October 17 Wisconsin October 24 Georgia Tech October 31 Navy November 7 Army November 14 Michigan November 21 North Carolina State November 28 Southern California.
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South Bend
Ind
Ins
Brestier
Notre Dame
Frank Teahy
Michigan
Wisconsin
Stanford
Indiana
Arizona
Facnogie Techn
Georgis Teen
Madison
Mos
Charoner
Nisy
Armtate New York
Northge Fern
Nore Dame
Southern Californa
Lar Angeles
Hanson and Trumpold Lead YM Boys Meet Standings
Hanson leads the 10 and under group with 159 points as competition progresses into the third week at the YMC A. Trumpold tops the 11 and 12 year old cadets with 196 points while Gorley Crosser Robbins and Nee close the gap in the overall running and broad jumps contest.
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YMC
Dick Hanson
Paul Gorley
Dale Crosser
Pat Robbins
Don Nee
Henry Gundling
Bll Steel
Billy Trumpold
Tack Barton
David Clark
Russ Statler
Dickeet
Milo Loomis
Ankle Strain Sidelines DiMaggio in August
Joe DiMaggio suffers an ankle strain in August that deprives the New York batter of leadership in several offensive categories and removes him from the lead in the American League.
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New York
NFA
Joe DiMaggio
Harvard Tops Yale In Classic On Citadel Field
Harvard defeats Yale 14 to 0 before a 55,000 crowd in Cambridge Massachusetts. Yale's late 82 yard drive ends with a disallowed score after a penalty. Don McNicol scores for Harvard and Don Forte adds an end TD with Franny Lee assisting.
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Cambridge
Mass
Don McNicol
Harvard
Franny Lee
Don Forte
Rice Ties T. C. U. and Secures Southwest Title
Texas A and M clinched the Southwest Conference title after a scoreless tie between Texas Christian and Rice. A and M can still lose to Texas next week and retain the crown. Rice outgained TCU 241 to 140 and held 12 first downs to six, with a late field goal attempt from the TCU 31-yard line failing as time ran out.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas A & M
Texas Christian
Rice
Texas
Owls
Frog
TCU
Frogs
Christians
Owl
La Plant Choate seeks practice games with nearby and out-of-town quintets
The La Plant Choate basketball team invites local or distant teams to schedule practice games. Arrangements can be made by contacting Paul Beach at 700 Thirty-third Street NE.
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la Plant Choate
Paul Beach
Thirty-third Street
College football scores and results across multiple games
East division reports LaSalle 121 over PMC 2 and Drexel 71 over Swarthmore. Muhlenberg 52 over Upsala 7. Gettysburg 311 over Dickinson 17. Geneva 21 over Bethany 0. Lafayette 475 over Lehigh 7. West and South also list varied results including Jefferson Barracks 21 over College of Idaho 0 and Southwestern 3 over Fort Hays Kansas 0. The tally spans numerous colleges with many lopsided outcomes and mixed mentions of teams such as Bucknell, Albright, and Emanuel.
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LaSalle
PMC
Cheyney Tecrs
Storrer
Drexel
Swarthmore A. Muhlenberg
Upsala
Gettysburg
Dickinson
Shinpenshore
Lockhaven & Delaware
Washington
Geneva
Bethany
Morris Harvey
Detroit
Hampden-Sydney
Rand
Macon
Hofstra
Hartwick & Bucknell
Albright
Bluefield
St. Paul
Lafayette
Lehleh
Jefferson Barracks
Coll. of Idaho
Pittesborg
Kans
Tehrs
Emporia
Cyclone freshmen impress Lou Menze at Iowa State
Iowa State faces a large freshman squad coached by Chick Sutherland. Notable prospects include the Wehde twins Roy and Ray from Holstein, Dave Shipley and Gene Oulman from Mason City, Ronnie Norman and Bob Lindauer from Fairfield, Vic Grotlisch from Des Moines Roosevelt, Orlyn Feuerbach of Keystone, and Dick Swanson from Mankato. First cuts start this week.
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Ames
Iowa State
Louis Menze
Cyclone
Menze
Wehde Twins
Roy
Ray
Holstein
Dave Shipley
Gene Oulman
Mason City Stars
Ronnie Norman
Bob Lindauer
Fairfield
Vic Grotlisch
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Orlyn Feuerbach
Keystone
Dick Swanson
Mankato
Minn
Chick Sutherland
Mason City
Sutherland
Iowa State Ties Kansas State in Tough Conference Clash
Iowa State and Kansas State battled to a 12-12 tie as far as the teams traded drives and big plays. Lohry stood out with a kickoff return for ISU’s second touchdown while defensive plays halted late drives and a Claire Etington interception sealed the stalemate. Iowa State will close the season against Marquette at Milwaukee.
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Kansas State
Claire Etington
Lohry
Iowa State
Wildcats
Cyclones
Marquette
Milwaukee
Heregen
le Barnhart
Ash
Raemer Ethington
LG . Hult
McGraw
Hancock Lewis Wee
Shaffer Barger
Duncan van
Watkins Beabure
Timmons
Ule Darling
Ae Wilkins
Town State
Wukins
Berger
Bermer
Heath
Makarons
Kier
Sprague
Jones
Dave
Quick
Bortka
Gwin
Erickson
Colgate Defeats Columbia 30-21 in Yard Battle
Colgate and Columbia traded scores as the Red Raiders pulled ahead in the second period. Indian Bill Geyer scored two touchdowns in the stanza helping Colgate seize a lead Columbia could not overtake.
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NEW York
Colgate
Columbia
Red Raiders
Lou Little
Lions
Bill Geyer
Tulsa Defeats Drake 20-6 to Clinch Valley Title
The University of Tulsa Golden Hurricanes secure their second straight Missouri Valley football title by overpowering Drake 20 to 6 on a snow and rain swept field. Tulsa struck early with two second period touchdowns and extended the lead before Drake scored a late TD on a desperation pass.
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TULSA
Golden Hurricane
University of Tulsa
Drake Bulldogs
Tulsans
Drake
John Vincent
Emory Reeves
John Herriman
Wallace Johnson
Reeves
Clinton Stite
Elston Campbell
Keithley
Cal Purdin
Hurricane
L. D. Moore
Hugh Goerner
Iowa Hawkeyes Fall as Nebraska Rallies in Wild Finish
Iowa led 13 0 before Nebraska staged a late rally. Tom Farmer threw three scores and Bob Otto and Francis converted on drives while Green blocked a punt. Final: Nebraska defeats Iowa with key plays by Burkett Mertes and Otto as Hawkeyes end 1941 with three victories five defeats.
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Bradley
Nebraska
Zikmund
Mike Francis
Iowa
Bob Otto
Francis
Percel
Green
Hawks
Billy Hillenbrand
Tom Farmer
Hillenbrand
Nile Kinnick
Tom
Nebraska Parker
Preston Walker
Schleich
Dickerhoof
LG von Goetz Diehleotee
Anderson O
Abel Otto Tee
Herndon Burkett
Thompson Couppee
Metheny Farmer
Bradley Merten
Zikmund Green
Hazen
Farmer
Byler
Myers
Duda
Long
Debus
Sindt
Towa
Bord
Penaluna
Frye
Ankeny Vollenweider Green
Fred Gardner Corneil
Ted O'Sullivan Massouri
R. W Finsterwald
Ohio
Bat Shunatoni
Oklahoma
High School Basketball Scores Reported In Local Meet
Basketball scores from Martelle and Urbana area games show Martelle 24 Wyoming at halftime and final tight, with standout Martell Clark and Davis for Wyoming. Urbana edged Mount Auburn with 38 18 halftime, key 19 for Glass and 14 for Kramer. Other action includes Hopkinton vs Buck Creek in girls scoring 39 to 19 and 49 to 11.
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Martelle
Wyoming
Martell
Hig Ton
Clark
Davis Wyom Ag Iris
Artelle
Moneckis Pench i
Urbana
Mount Auburn
Glass
Smith and Rice
Riley
Kramer
Guernsey
Burrell
Grenwalt
Hopkinton
Buck Creek
Navy Breaks Navy Breaksna... Navy Stuns Princeton 23-0
Navy overpower Princeton 23-0 before 42000 in Princeton Stadium. Middies unleash 532 yards from scrimmage, with 507 rushing and 25 passing. Key plays include a 57-yard rush by Sherwood Werner and a 40-yard Clark run leading to scores. Navy safety caps the game.
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Jack Guenther
Princeton
N. J
Navy
Football Warriors
Middies
Tigers
Sherwood Werner
Tiger
Clark
Joe Slinka
Peters
Billy Busik
Oregon Rips Washington 19 to 16 For Coast Conference Lead
In Seattle Oregon overpowered Washington 19 16 to break the Huskies’ hold on the Pacific Coast title chase. Tom Roblin sparked the rally with a 38 yard run and a later long pass setup Mecham for a score. Washington answered with a late 62 yard march and a one foot plunge by Neil Brooks before Roblin chose a safety for Oregon.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Oregon
University of Washington
Tom Roblin
Oregon
Mecham
Washington
Mechami
Jimmy Newquist
Neil Brooks
Roblin
Powerhouse Penn Wins 16 0 Over Cornell in 1941 Finale
The University of Pennsylvania football team closed its 1941 season with a 16 to 0 victory over rival Cornell at Franklin Field before 74 000. Penn achieved its seventh win in eight games as Cornell threatened only briefly in the fourth period.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Franklin Field
Penn
Big Red
Pennsylvania
Students Oppose Football Reinstatement at Chicago
A poll shows only 5.9 percent of male undergraduates favor reinstating football at Chicago, indicating strong campus resistance to resuming the program.
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Chicago
NEA
Tigers Top Kansas 45-6 to Win Big Six Title
Missouri overwhelmed Kansas 45 to 6 at Lawrence, clinching the Big Six championship as Wade, Steuber, and Ice led a 449-yard rushing onslaught. Morton added a 45-yard reception, while Brenton and Ice contributed key plays. Weather dampened the crowd of 14,607 as Missouri became a leading bowl hopeful.
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Awrence
Kan
Missouri Tigers
Kansas
Tiger
Maurice Wade
Bob Steuber
Harry Ice
Jayhawkers
Big Bob Brenton
Ice
Tigers
Missouri
Steuber
Wade
Brenton
Jack Morton
Joe Flavin
Miasowri Dick
LE Uae
Santon Meade
Adams
Morton
Miller
Park Carroll
Kansas City
M.G. Volz
Nebraska
Louis House
Iowa
Monroe Lewis
Washington
Oklahoma Runs Past Marquette 61 to 14 in Norman
Oklahoma’s final three quarters overpower Marquette after a 14 to 6 first quarter lead. Jack Jacobs and Orville Mathews score 30 points combined as Oklahoma rolls up 254 rushing yards and seven successful extra points by Maberlein.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Marquette
Oklahomans
Tom Stidham
Stidham
Jack Jacobs
Orville Mathews
Jacobs
Mathews
Jimmy Richardson
Avalanche
Jack Maberlein
Mathurtte
Tyree Wee LE ‘ Kuiffel
Eason
Oesenes
Richardson Golding
Goodyear
O'Hagan
Aklaham
Maranette
Golding
Campbell
Moreford
Brewington
Carlson
Renzel
Haberlein
Jeff Farriss
Hendrix
John Waldorf
Missouri
Alvin Bell
Arkansas
BI Hargiss
Emporia
Lenox Junior College Schedule Is Released
HOPKINTON The Lenox junior college basketball schedule for the season is announced by Coach George Starcevich. The lineup lists Dec. 5 Quaker Oats at home, Dec. 8 Bayless Business College away, Dec. 12 Globe Trotters at home, Dec. 16 Muscatine away, Dec. 19 Independence away, Jan. 4 Miquoketa at home, Jan. 23 Waukon at home, Jan. 29 Tipton at home, Feb. 3 Muscatine at home, Feb. 13 Tinton away, Feb. 17 Elkader at home, and Feb. 27 Elkader away.
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Hopkinton
Lenox
George Starcevich
Quaker Oats
Bayless Business College
Maquoketa
Globe Trotters
Dubuque University
Muscatine
Independence
Miquoketa
Waukon
Penn State Upsets Pitt In 41st Grid Rivalry
Penn State’s young team shocked favored Pitt 31 to 7 before 33 000 at Pitt Stadium. Pepper Petrella scored three touchdowns as State overturned a 7-0 start and dominated with 171 rushing yards to Pitt’s 81.
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Pittsburgh
Penn State
Pitt
Pitt Stadium
State
Pepper Petrella
Pitts
New York Coach Predicts Narrow Penn State Win Over Syracuse
Dr. Mal Stevens of a New York university team says he expected Penn State to beat Syracuse but not by a 34 to 19 margin.
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NEW York
NEA
Mal Stevens
New York University
Penn State
Syracuse
Bertelli's Arm Juzwiks Toe Spark Irish 2018 Win
Bertelli directs Notre Dame as he passes 13 of 21 for 156 yards and drives the Irish to a 20 to 12 third quarter lead. Robertson Musick and Taylor pace USC with 163 passing yards as the Trojans rally late but the Irish hold on.
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Ralph Heywood
Trojan
Dippy Evans
Notre Dame
Bobby Robertson
Heywood
Walt Ziemba
Bob Jones
Angelo Bertelli
Trojans
Bob
Dove
Evans
Juzwik
Bob Musick
Doughe Essick
Paul Taylor
Essick
Musick
Taylor
Irish
Joe Davis
Robertson
Jones
Bertelli
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de Correvont
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Tony Butkay'ch
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Walt Correll
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Dick Erdlitz
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YALE
Old Eli
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Lou Menze
Weddes
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Norman Feuerbach
Yaris
LE Drake
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Michna Holt
Adams Morgan
Stille
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Weeeee
Neessen Pinson
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Dickerson Keithley
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Ziemba
U.S.C
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de Lauer
Per Lillis Verry Seers
Junwik
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Jim Masker
Anie Pire
Ernie Vick
Er Morton
Erry Graves
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Meys
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