Hoosiers Down Purdue 7-0 To Retain Old Oaken Bucket
Indiana University defeats Purdue 7 to 0 in sleet and rain at Yale Field. Hillenbrand scores the decisive fourth quarter touchdown after a 39 yard punt return setup, lifting Indiana to its victory in the forty-fourth meeting of the enemies. Indiana outgained Purdue 194 rushing yards to 106 and held 12 first downs to six.
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Kentucky Wildcats Fall Short Against Tennessee
Kentucky scored first but Tennessee dominated 20 to 7 before 13 000 fans at Lexington. The Volunteers added a second quarter touchdown as UK managed only a single early score.
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St Patrick's and Immaculate Conception Schedule Released
St Patrick's Iowa City opens December 3 hosting St Patrick's quin tet in Iowa City and Immaculate Conception begins December 5 against St Mary's in town. The Red Hawks schedule is incomplete with St Wenceslaus yet to confirm, marking the first gap since a dispute over eligibility last season.
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Temple Owls Rout Holy Cross in Season Finale
Andy Tomasic starred as Temple crushed Holy Cross 31-13 at Fitton Field in Worcester before 18 000 fans. Tomasic scored two touchdowns and dominated the game as the Owls closed the 1941 season on a high note.
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Y M Turkey Advances to Semifinals in Club Tourney
In the Y M C A turkey handball and squash tournament, semifinal pairings set for Tuesday with the final on Wednesday. Handball winners from classes A B C and the squash winner will receive turkeys, based on recent match results across RANDBALL and SQUASH divisions.
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Georgia crushes Dartmouth 35 0 behind Sinkwich
Georgia's Frankie Sinkwich broke a jaw and led the Bulldogs to a 35 0 victory over Dartmouth before 17000 fans. Sinkwich produced 155 rushing yards on 15 carries and a 24 yard passing effort as Georgia outgained the Indians 311 rushing yards to 35 and held 16 12 first downs.
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Denver Back Bob Gifford Plays Dual Positions This Season
Bob Gifford the 194 pound senior has started every game for Denver University this season and has lined up at two different positions. The versatile back has been a constant presence for the team.
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Alsab Shows Stardom But Faces Doubts After Pimlico Run
The $700 colt Alsab, trained by August Skenke for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sabath, narrowly beat Bless Me by a neck in the Walden handicap at Pimlico. Ridden by Bobby Vedder on a cuppy track, Alsab appeared to loaf late and his trainer argues the horse simply needed rest as he heads to Keeneland before resuming workouts for Hialeah and the Kentucky Derby.
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Vanderbilt Upsets Alabama 7 to 0 in SEC Clash
Vanderbilt stunned Alabama 7 to 0 in Nashville as Burns connected with Jenkins on a third period touchdown pass. The win wrecked Alabama’s bowl hopes while boosting Vanderbilt’s chances for a New Year’s invitation. Alabama managed only three first downs.
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Clemson Clatters Over Furman 34-6 in SCC Clash
Clemson Tigers crushed Furman 34 to 6 in a Southern Conference football game in Greenville. The crowd of 18 000 watched as Clemson dominated early and held off Furman’s attempts to rally.
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Louis and boxing world mix politics with bouts and gossip
Boxing news spans Joe Louis draft talk and a chorus of fighter gossip. Mentions Buddy Baer, Biddy Bishop, Ham Lorimer, Lou Brown, Benny Leonard, Lew Jenkins, and other figures. references Chicago, Montreal, Baltimore, Cleveland showcases, and upcoming title implications amid era debates.
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Georgetown Star Charley Miller Shines In Victory
Leo Wegman’s clipping highlights Charley Miller of Georgetown as the star of a win over Maryland rookies. Miller sprinted 70 yards for a first period TD after an interception and added a 30 yard score in the second. The piece also notes Iowa and Missouri talks, Zuppke loyalty, and various sports tidbits from bowling to college football history.
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Y Tankers Rout Ottumwa in Junior Meet 85 to 27
Cedar Rapids M C A junior A and B swimming teams dominated Ottumwa Y on Saturday. The A division swept all events for 43 to 13, while junior B won all but the 40 yard back stroke. Top local scorers were Frank Howland and Bobby Heaton with 12 points each.
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Minnesota Dominates Wisconsin in High Scoring Football Clash
Minnesota defeats Wisconsin as Farris is stopped on the 37 and Harder scores on a run after a midgame sequence. Daley and Sandberg add touchdowns, Kulbitski intercepts for a pick six, and Garnins adds four PATs as Minnesota racks up 382 total yards and 15 first downs while Wisconsin manages 11.
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Ole Miss Grounds Razorbacks 18-0 in Rain Soaked Kickoff
Mississippi team, once beaten, mudders Arkansas on a rain slick field. Little Junie Hovious runs 47 yards for the first score and adds a 3 yard TD run. Bobby Yandell breaks loose for an 85 yard sprint as The Reds notch points in Q1 and Q4.
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Fordham Beats St Mary's 35 to 7 in Polo Grounds
Fordham trampled St Mary's 35 to 7 at the Polo Grounds before 40,000 fans. Fordham struck back after a first period St Mary's touchdown, scoring four passing touchdowns and one rushing score to seal the win.
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Pioneers Fall As Grinnell Upsets Colorado College
Colorado College ends its bid for an undefeated season as Grinnell College of Iowa defeats them 12 to 0. The game draws 300 hardy fans amid a north wind and frigid conditions, with Grinnell scoring by field goal and safeties and adding a late touchdown.
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Army Edges Mountaineers In Stern 7 6 Thriller
Hank Mazur threw a 57 yard forward pass to Ralph Hill on the West Virginia goal line in the final quarter to give Army a 7 6 win before 25 000 fans at West Point Gene Smith kicked the winning extra point. West Virginia had scored earlier on a 4 0 yard march culminating in Dick McElwee’s end zone catch.
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YMCA Cage Leaguers Announce Practice Session
YMCA basketball teams planning to join the commercial league for the season begin December 1 may report Friday evening to the Y gym for practice games. Scheduled: Standard Oilers vs Aguilas Tom, Y Dorms vs Allen Motor 745 pm, Pauly vs Y Comets 830 pm.
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Santa Clara Tops UCLA in 81 3 Win Behind Bobbles
Santa Clara defeated UCLA 81 to 13 as snowballing errors by the Bruins helped the Broncos. Kenny Casanega played his final game and Alyn Beals starred as Santa Clara built a big lead before 35 000 fans in Los Angeles.
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Citys Top Amateur Boxers To Appear On Newsboys Show
Cedar Rapids top amateur boxers headlined by Lawrence and Martin Frederickaan join a Newsboys Benefit event at Immaculate Conception gymnasium on December 12. Other noted fighters include Eneas Wolioe Elton Ross George and Rae Bartholomew with Ralph Hayes overseeing bouts and ticket price set at ten cents.
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Local club moves to new east side poultry shoot location
The Marion Fivh have relocated from 16 Miechth street to 14 Indian creek avenue for a poultry shootout today at West Eighth Street.
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