Trojans Rout Bruins To Tie Coast Title For USC California
Southern California crushed UCLA 42-7 to tie California Berkeley for the Pacific Coast Conference title as 70,000 watched in Los Angeles. USC built a 13-7 halftime lead and pulled away with three third and fourth quarter scores led by Lansdell and Day. UCLA, facing a Rose Bowl bid decision, stood at six wins and one loss with USC, while the conference selects the Rose Bowl participant on Monday.
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Alabama Routs Vanderbilt 7 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day
Alabama opened a 72 yard drive after halftime, reaching the Vanderbilt 1 yard line before the fourth quarter. Vic Bradford scored the touchdown on a quarterback sneak and George Zivich added the extra point after an attempted kick was blocked.
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Carnegie Tech Beats NC State 14-0 in Second Half Rally
Carnegie Tech, after a scoreless first half, surged in the second half to defeat North Carolina State 14 to 0 in Raleigh. About 12,000 fans watched as State, winless in six prior games, held off early Carnegie drives before the Tech offense broke through.
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Nebraska Beats Kansas State 14 to 7 on Turkey Day
Nebraska defeats Kansas State 14 to 7 at Lincoln in a Big Six clash to tie for third place after Missouri beat Kansas. Nebraska led 14-0 with Dodd and Petsch scoring and a late fourth quarter stand by Callihan preserved the win.
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Thanksgiving Day Football Scores Summary
Thanksgiving games featured scattered results with Western Reserve 13 Case 33 and Villanova 20 over Manhattan. Numerous other matchups were postponed or cancelled due to weather, snow, and field conditions, including Rose Poly versus Milton and Duquesne versus Niagara.
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Ohio State players strike over coach ban listed
A long passage traces college football coaching history at Iowa Town from 1889 onward and notes Eddie Anderson being poised to become the Hawkeye head coach. It questions if a looming omen accompanies his official appointment as successor to Arl Tubbs.
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Hall Ends Grid Career as Hall of Fame Runner Shreds Columbia
Providence AP. Irving Shine Hall, a descendant of Pilgrims, scored four touchdowns and added three extra points to lead Brown 36 27 over Columbia. Hall, a senior who married as a sophomore, capped his college career by repeatedly ripping through Columbia’s line and finishing with multiple short TD runs and a key 20 yard pass to O Leary.
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Missouri Routs Kansas 13 to 7 in Memorial Stadium Fight
In Columbia Missouri beat Kansas 13 to 7 as Sophomore Paul Christman sparkled with a 76 yard punt return TD a 62 yard pass sequence and a fourth quarter scoring drive. Kansas led 7 0 before Christman input the Tigers to victory to finish tied for third with Nebraska and drop KU to last in the Big Six.
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Reformatory Team Wins in Anamosa Final
The Anamosa reformatory team won a 6 to 0 decision on Thursday afternoon after recovering a late fumble. Barnes scored the decisive touchdown to seal the victory.
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Iowa Wesleyan and Parsons Battle To Tie Without Score
In Mount Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan and Parsons battled to a scoreless tie on Thanksgiving day. Key plays included Hatfield’s punting for Wesleyan and a late fourth quarter fumble by Parsons thwarting a Tiger threat. Wesleyan netted 181 yards to Parsons 120 with nine first downs to eight.
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Tulsa and Arkansas Battle to 6 6 Tie on Thanksgiving Day
In Tulsa, the underdog University of Tulsa, outweighed and unfavored, held Arkansas to a 6 6 draw. Tulsa’s Reagan Gregory caught a Tommy Thompson long pass for a second quarter touchdown, while Arkansas’ Ralph Atwood scampered in from the 7 yard line on a sweep to thwart the upset.
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Volunteers Dominate Kentucky 46–0 For SEC Title
In a snow slicked Thanksgiving tilt in Knoxville, Tennessee unleashed a sharp offense to crush Kentucky 46 to 0. The Volunteers controlled the game with minimal errors as the Wildcats faltered behind a slippery ball and stout defense.
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Cornell and Penn Battle to Scoreless Tie on Turkey Day
In a freezing Franklin Field stalemate, Cornell and Penn played to a scoreless 45th Thanksgiving Day clash before about 70,000. Penn’s line repelled Cornell’s big rushes while the Quakers staged a late 57 yard aerial drive ending near Cornell’s 23 as time expired.
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Dodgers And Giants Pro Teams Tie 7 7 At Ebbets Field
The Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants played to a 7 to 7 tie in an NL football battle at Ebbets Field. Fans numbered 17 000 watched as the Dodgers nearly stopped the Giants before New York scored in the final minute. Commodore Vanderbilt reportedly added 100 million dollars to his fortune between ages 70 and 83.
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