Stanford Rolls Past California to Tie for Coast Title
Stanford defeats California 13 to 0 at Sanford Stadium before 90,000 fans to pull even with California and UCLA for the Pacific Coast Conference title. The Cardinal offense, led by eight seniors, struck early with two first quarter touchdowns and a strong rushing game sparked by Henry Sparks and Bobby Grayson.
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Marquette Defeats Creighton 26 to 0 in Season Finale
Milwaukee AP reports Marquette University closes its season with a 26 to 0 victory over Creighton University Omaha before about 10 000 fans. The Golden Avalanche improve to seven wins in eight games as Buivid, Duff, Guepe and McMahon score and key interceptions set up the scoring drives.
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Norway High Falls to Alumni Five 38 to 16
In Norway Ia the Norway high school basketball team lost to the Alumni 38 to 16 in the season opener. The alum team used its height advantage to dominate. Hal Trosky, Cleveland Indians star, played for the alumni. Norway plans to travel to Keystone Tuesday.
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Wildcats Battle Iowa to Scoreless Big Ten Tie
Iowa held Northwestern to a scoreless tie as Crayne and Simmons led late attempts for the Hawkeyes, while Northwestern stalwarts Lind and Tangora helped shore up defense. Crayne staged a standout run and pass near the end, but Iowa could not cross the goal line, ending the conference finale with a 0-0 draw.
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Moray Eby and Coe Football's Point a Minute Era
Moray L. Eby, in twenty two seasons at Coe College, has built a powerful Kohawk program begun in 1914, compiling a 108–46–5 record with 2,495 points for and 1,023 against. His teams have faced Notre Dame, Purdue, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, West Point, and Iowa State, while earning six Midwestern Conference titles and rarely dropping below .500.
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Northwestern versus Oberlin game substitutions list
Period details list substitutions and player positions for Northwestern and Oberlin with names for ends tackles guards centers backs and officials including referee umpire and head linesman. It notes players such as Simmons G. Gallagher Kovatch Zitko Wray Burnett Lind Wagner Swisher Adelman and Geyer among others.
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Princeton Larrups Dartmouth in 26 to 6 rout
Princeton dominated Dartmouth 26 to 6 as Le Van Kaufman and Sandbach propelled multiple marches. The Tigers gulped wind and fielded a strong ground game with several short gains and a late surge, while a hatless spectator briefly joined the action.
Ambitious campaigns end as Iowa mourns Crayne’s final game
The piece recalls Dick Crayne’s standout performance in his last college game against Northwestern and reflects on Iowa, Minnesota, Princeton, and Southern Methodist closing their campaigns unblemished. It notes Crayne’s punting passing and running as a career example alongside Iowa greats, and references coaching and other players connected to Grinnell and Maplewood.
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Handrahan Pushes Princeton To Final Yard For TD
In a crowded backfield sequence Princeton drives to the final yard for a touchdown credited to John Handrahan after a Dartmouth stand. Scoring also features Kaufman Le Van White with touchdowns. Sandbach adds the extra point. Onslow High School wins both games with scores 33 19 for boys and 26 18 for girls. schedule lists multiple upcoming matches and tournaments through March.
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McCray Ritter
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Eves Hull Sendbach
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Nairne
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Morley High Captures Two Games From Onslow
Morley High swept both ends of its season opener against Onslow with the girls and boys teams posting victories. The Morley hosts win marks a strong start for the local squads as the season launches.
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Center Junction Opens Season in Double Victory
Center Junction high school opened its basketball season with a doubleheader against Baldwin. The girls won 41 to 19 while the boys triumphed 42 to 12.
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Cornell Rally Beats Grinnell in Thrilling Clash
Cornell overcomes Grinnell 18 to 13 after a tight game marked by Coffman and Underwood scoring for Cornell. Grinnell rallies late with Schlotterbeck and Klepfer TDs before Cornell seals victory in final minutes.
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Elwood Faces Loss as Andrew High Tops 36 to 22
Elwood high school opened the basketball season Friday evening at Andrew’s floor with the Wildcats losing 36 to 22. Andrew High earned the margin with a stronger defense and steady offense in the low scoring matchup.
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Reducing Entries in YMCA Thanksgiving Handball Tourney
At the YMCA Thanksgiving handball tournament semi finals remain in classes A and B and finals in class C. In A: Dan Steffa Paul Nissen Otto Ambroz Wes Sila. In B: Herbert Thorne Don Shomler Charles Janu Joe Buss. Class C finals feature Harold Hall and Rudy Hrbek. Earlier A results: Nissen beat Bartunek and Kutchera. Steffa beat Crabbs and Hollander. Ambroz beat Rankmen and Wilson. Sila had a bye then beat Wilson. B results: Thorne over Schenefelt and Lebeda. Shomler over Killian and Kust. Janu over Simon and Kacer. Buss over Pressler and Grim. Poultry prizes announced for awards.
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Paul Nissen
Otto Ambroz
Wes Sila
Herbert
Thorne
Don Shomler
Charles Janu
Joe Buss
Harold
Hall
Rudy Hrbek
Vince Bartunek
Bob’ Kutchera
Les Crabbs
Ed Hollander
Cy Rankmen
George Wilson
J. R. Wilson
Schenefelt
Lebeda
Shomler
Kacer
Pressler
Grim
Chicago Defeats Illinois in high-scoring game
Chicago defeats Illinois by a wide margin as the Maroons gain eleven first downs to Illini's three. Lindberg punts avg 48.1 yards vs Berwanger Bartlett 34.7. Scoring came from Grieve and Berwanger with Berwanger kicking the extra point. Substitutions listed for both teams.
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