Creighton Falls to Drake 6-0 in Muddy Conference Showdown
Drake defeats Creighton 6 to 0 in a defensive grind as Orebaugh breaks free for a 36 yard run and Ubl adds a late extra point. The loss muddles the Missouri Valley standings with Washington, Creighton, and others in contention as Kansas City hosts the December meet.
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Coe Intramural Activities Open December Four
Coe College announces intramural events starting December 4 with a round robin volleyball tournament. Fraternities and recognized campus groups may join, competing for a large traveling trophy based on total wins. Events include volleyball rifle handball basketball archery kittenball tennis.
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Lions Defeat Syracuse 12-0 In Season Finale
Columbia Lions finish season with a 12-0 victory over Syracuse before 32,000 fans in New York. Columbia capitalized two chances with a mix of spins, laterals and smashes. Hudaski scored in the second period and Tombs added a late TD. Syracuse outrushed 177 to 134. nine first downs each.
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Princeton Routs Dartmouth in season finale 38 to 13
Princeton overwhelmed Dartmouth 38 to 13 in the season closer. Pepper Constable scored from the two yard line after forced punts, Gil Lea blocked a punt for a safety, and Spofford plus Levan added two touchdowns each in the Tigers’ first-half burst. Dartmouth relied on a late aerial attack to score twice.
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Walker Center Point split doubleheader in basketball
Center Point girls and boys split a Friday night doubleheader with Walker. The boys won 18 to 10 while the girls lost 8 to 3.
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Illini defeat Chicago 6 to 0 on fast Stagg Field
Illinois wins 6 to 0 as Chicago fails to score. Berwanger and Peters on anchor defense while Galbreath and Lindberg highlight Illinois with frequent gains and a late third quarter threat halted by a loss. Illinois accumulates nine first downs to Chicago's ten with two Illinois first downs on passes.
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Center Junction Grabs Two Wins In Doubleheader
Center Junction high school boys and girls basketball teams beat Onslow here Friday. Girls win 14 to 2, boys 17 to 12. Macauley of Lisbon officiated.
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Kansas State Stops Iowa State With Fourth Quarter Stand
Iowa State led Kansas State 20 0 before a late surge faltered as Kansas State’s reserves halted Cyclones at the goal line. Edwards and Elder scored for Kansas State while Stoner added a late kick. Referee Dwight Ream presided as scoring by periods shows Kansas State pulling ahead in the final quarter.
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Cornell To Hold Wrestling Clinic On December 15
Cornell college in Mount Vernon schedules a one day wrestling clinic on December 15 directed by Barker a 1928 Olympic coach. The program targets high schools administrators and students and covers offensive and defensive tactics injuries training weight control rules scoring and equipment care. Invitations have gone out to state high schools showing growing interest in wrestling as a PE program.
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Colgate Defeats Rutgers 14 to 0 in New Brunswick
Colgate edged Rutgers 14 to 0 as Don Irwin scored both touchdowns in the second and fourth periods before a sell out crowd of 11 500 at Nelson Field New Brunswick N J The article notes the win and the scorers while mentioning a separate volcano death toll figure.
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