Cornhuskers Rally Over Missouri 13 to 6
Nebraska trailed until a late third quarter surge produced two touchdowns and an earlier 29 yard pass play as Harold Bourne and Virgil Yelkin contributed. Missouri threatened early but penalties and key plays kept the Cornhuskers ahead for the Big Six clash.
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Kansas State
Micenini
Art Dochiner
Massour
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D X Bible
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Calaner
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Colorado Aggies Rally to 40 6 Victory Over Colorado College
The Colorado Aggies defeated Colorado College 40 to 6 in a college football clash. Colorado College struggled on offense as the Aggies controlled the game with strong defense and multiple scoring drives.
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Colorado Aggies Lidh
Colorado College
Purdue Eliminated From Big Ten Race
Purdue drops out of the Big Ten chase after a 17 to 6 loss to Indiana. Antonini and Weller Stalcup scored for Indiana with Kelso adding the extra points and a field goal. Purdue substitutions and lineups are listed along with officials and scoring by periods.
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Purdue
Indiana
Indiana Haasas
Antonimi Burmeister
Wereuski
Dennis
Kelso Skornowski
Wright
Riblett
Voss ‘Torriello
Indiana Fox
Walker Beeson Beasley
Dischinger
Yoder Oobenchain
McDaniels
Helm and Douglas
Ghee
Dartmouth
Reltschi
Mack and La Dizzi Set for Coliseum Show Friday Night
Matchmaker Eddie Jennings plans a main event between George Mack the Boston cave man and Rudy La Dizzi of New York City for the Memorial Coliseum. Also billed is a Whitey Gravo vs Arthur Von Saxon semi windup and a pair of new comets to launch the card with Allen Fidler as referee.
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American Legion
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Memorial Coliseum
George Mack
Boston
Cave-Man
Rudy la Dizzi
New York City
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la Dizzi
Jennings
Waterloo
Whitey Gravo
Spokane
Arthur von Saxon
Tingside
Brappler
Alen Fidler
Simpson Tops Penn Eleven 12 to 0 in Homecoming Victory
Simpson scored twice in the second half to defeat Penn 12 to 0 on homecoming. Most action occurred in Penn territory as the Quakers failed to cross Simpson territory beyond the 30-yard line while several drives were stopped by Stutzman punts. Carlen scored in the third quarter after a first down. Extra point attempts failed.
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Simpson
Penn College
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Stutzman
Carlen
Penn Deward
Secs
Sampson
Badger
Gopherbacks
Lund
Roscoe
Levoir
Bevan
Minnesota
Maryland Beats Georgetown By Six In Park Showdown
Maryland defeated Georgetown 6 points to 0 before about 10 000 fans at College Park. A first quarter touchdown gave Maryland the lead and the defense held Georgetown scoreless as the Terrapins secured the win.
Michigan Loses to Wildcats 13 to 6 in Poor Ground Game
The Wildcats beat Michigan 13 to 6 as the defense limited Michigan to five first downs and 76 yards rushing while piling up 97 yards on the ground themselves. The article notes ten first downs for the Wildcats and a continued play from page 1 of the section.
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Michigan
Wildcats
Tory
Michigan Aggies defeat Kansas on muddy field
Michigan State used a first period aerial play to beat Kansas 6-0 in Lawrence. Kurt Warmbein threw the 20 yard pass to Eddie Klewicki for the score. the extra point was blocked, but the Spartans secured the win before 6,852 fans.
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Kurt Warmbein
Spartan
Syracuse
Eddie Klewicki
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John Peterson
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Iowa State
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Smith
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Minnesota
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Oe Tenner Christianson
Widseth , Kummer
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Aesel
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Levolr
Fred Gardner
Cornell
John Schommer
Chicago
Joe Magidsohn
Carrithers
Fitnols
Washington State and Washington Battle to Scoreless Tie
Seattle fans packed 38 000 as undefeated Washington State Cougars and the Washington Huskies played to a scoreless homecoming. Both teams failed to convert key chances in the third quarter when a slippery ball hampered scoring drives.
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Seattle
Washington State Cougars
University of Washington Huskies
Elmer Legg
Washington
Oklahoma Aggies Tie with Oklahoma in Classic Standoff
Oklahoma A and M and the University of Oklahoma battled to a hard fought tie in Oklahoma City. The visiting Aggies challenged the Sooners throughout the game with strong defense, while OU’s offense struggled to finish drives as each team traded possessions.
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Stitwater Okla
Oklahoma A and M
University of Oklahoma Sooners
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Agwie
Florida Edges Georgia Tech 13 12 in Tight SEC Clash
In Gainesville Florida defeated Georgia Tech 13 to 12 in a hard fought SEC game. After a scoreless first half the Engineers led by 12 in the third period before Florida rallied to secure the win.
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Fla
Florida
Georgia Tech
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Iowa Beats Ohio 40 to 7 in Rough First Iowa Ohio Game
In a windy first quarter Iowa Captain Fisher defended the north goal as Ohio kicked off to Akins. Crayne and Wetzel drove the Hawks with strong runs and passes, but Ohio led 6 0 at halftime. In the second half Iowa surged with Simmons 85 yard return and Crayne punts and passes, finishing 40 to 7 in favor of Iowa.
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St Patrick Five To Play Fifteen Basketball Games
The St Patrick's Shamrocks schedule includes fifteen games directed by Rev. D G Peters. Home games include Dec 16 vs St Wenceslaus and Dec 23 vs St Marys Waterloo before Christmas, with a series of January and February matchups against Sacred Heart, St Marys Iowa City, Columbia Academy, Immaculate Conception, and Viola.
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St Wenceslaus
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St Marys Waterloo
Waterloo
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Sacred Heart
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Notre Dame Edges Army 12-6 In Fast Battle
Notre Dame earns a 12 to 6 victory over Army as Dan Buckler and Rocco Schiralli anchor the defense. Buckler punts 71 yards and 54 yards, while Shuler pressures ND. Notre Dame outscores Army in passing and defense with key plays and players named in the scoreless fourth.
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Rocco Schiralli
Oe Dame
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Miller Schiraliloo
Brearley Robinson
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Texas Christian Triumphs 7 2 Over Rice In Sanctioned Match
Underrated Texas Christian University football team scored a first period touchdown and held Rice Institute to 2 points to win 7 2. Rice must win one more conference game to clinch the Southwest title.
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Houston
Texas Christian University
Rice Institute
Rice
Reformatory Gridders Defeat North English
Anamosa re formatory football team defeated North English 20 to 0 at Reformatory field. Vandevere scored two touchdowns and Weber caught his pass for the third score. North English threatened only once on an interception return to the 20 yard line. next they meet Anamosa Firemen in the season finale.
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North English Independents
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Baylor Upsets SMU 13-6 in Southwest Classic
Baylor University, a cellar team in the Southwest Conference, outrushed Southern Methodist University to claim a brilliant 13-6 upset victory in Waco.
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Southern Methodist
Waco, Tex
Baylor University
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Minnesota annihilates Wisconsin 34 to 0 in Big Ten clash
The Gophers routed the Badgers 34 to 0 before a large crowd as Minnesota seeks dominance in the Western Conference. Iowa prepares to open its cage season December 1 with Hamline, while season ticket holders receive free reserved seating for Big Ten and intersectional games.
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Chicago
Indiana
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Michigan
Northwestern
Pittsburgh
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Hamline
Carleton
Board of Control of Athletics
Iowa
Big Ten
Wisconsin Minnesota Football Clash Recap with Late Score
Wisconsin and Minnesota traded momentum as Levoir and Roscoe connected for a late drive and Bevan and Rork contributed key scores. The game featured fumbled kicks, interceptions, a blocked extra point, and a final do or die sequence ending with a Rustle score late in the fourth quarter.
Detroit Undefeats Marquette In 13-6 Football Clash
Detroit university led by Captain Doug las Nott defeated Marquette 13 to 6 before 6 000 fans. Pegan returned a Marquette punt to the 29 yard line setting up a score. Nott gained 12 on two plays and Wieczorsk scored from the one half yard line. Coving Buivid to Makon hooked 35 yard TD before halftime. Jones to Lutz connected for a third period score. Marquette threatened but stalled twice on long passes.
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Marquette
Pegan
Detroit
Nott
Wieczorsk
Buivid
Ross
Makon
Cuff
Jones
Lutz
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