More Great Hawk Cagers Talent At Iowa U
Pre view notes a strong Hawkeye roster with Stark Atkins and Kenneth Dohse from Davenport. Coach Harrison trims lineups amid injuries and flu and plans a forward core with Ives, Denner or Wier, and Williams at center. Business manager Galiher opens seat reservations as Hawkeyes eye a successful season and schedule ahead.
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Popsy
Ives
Denner
Wier
Clayt Williams
Tony
Herb Wilkinson
Guzowski
Charley Galiher
Iowa
Harrison
Hawkeye
Vols Rally To Blank Kentucky 14 0 For Road Victory
Tennessee offense finally breaks through after scoreless first half as Buster Stephens and Mark Major drive two late touchdowns. Kentucky defense holds until fourth quarter but fails to score. Stephenson adds extra points as Vols win 14 to 0 before 12 000 fans in Lexington.
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Lexington
INS
Tennessee Vols
Kentucky Wildcats
Wildcats
Vols
Kentucky
Buster Stephens
Mark Major
Casey Stephenson
Stephens
Major
Stephenson
Tennessee
Missouri Kansas showdown yields three TDs and late pass
Missouri surged with a third period score as Bob Hopkins sprinted 30 yards for a touchdown after a lateral. Kekeris added three TDs while Lloyd Brinkman opened with a one yard plunge for a 6-0 lead. Kansas answered with Dave Schmidt rushing six yards and Frank Pattee set up a late 30 yard pass to Norm Pumphrey in the fourth.
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George Fuchs
Meyer
Minnesota
Vic Kulbitski
Pat Rooney
Dale Rappana
Wisconsin
Kulbitski
Rappana
Hudson
Mealey
Kindt
Badger
Wayne Williams
Tom Cates
Thompson
Dave Nettelsheim
Gopher
Wisconsin P Sntenbanbe
Ol Iz Sbesdbieuses
Eavbene Sossamee
Wibheeuess
Eenkel
Eenree
Poverty Reinberdt
Évuhené Aces
Iliams Eseetees Snk
Jerry Th
WRG Chase Ndt
Bitski
Jeeane Bendrick Isconsin
Bob Hopkins
Missouri
Kansas
Kekeris
Lloyd Brinkman
Dave Schmidt
Frank Pattee
Norm Pumphrey
Brennan Leads Notre Dame Past Tulane in Close Stillhouse Battle
Notre Dame and Tulane traded scores as Brennan sparked a late third period surge. Mastrangelo blocked a key attempt and Angsman added a late score while Tulane forced several Notre Dame turnovers in a hard fought Kelly Field clash.
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John Mastrangelo
Tulane
Notre Dame
Hoot
Hugh Devore
Brennan
Irish
Angsman
Ratterman
Tulane Notre Ane
Californiablamed for the upset Bears victory
Rain hampered a hard fought game as California critics blame the upset on the visitors from the south who were outplayed. The locals capitalized on each break while the Bears produced one of their best played battles despite a poor season and the visitors failing to execute their fast running and passing style throughout.
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Bears
Luigi Picalillo and Little Columbia football figure the same
A brief note identifies Luigi Picalillo as the same person known for Little Columbia football. It clarifies that few people know him by that name while more recognize him in football circles.
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New York
Luigi Picalillo
Columbia
Texas Tech and New Mexico play 6-6 tie in Albuquerque
The Texas Tech Red Raiders and the New Mexico Lobos battled to a 6-6 tie in Albuquerque to help determine the Sun Bowl host site in El Paso. After a scoreless first three quarters, both teams scored in the final period as Rumley connected with McDonald for New Mexico and Tidwell for Texas Tech.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Ins
Red Raiders
Texas Tech
New Mexico Lobos
el Paso
Texas
Lobos
Lobo
Rumley
McDonald
New Mexico
Cox
Texans
Montes
Winkler
Anderson
Hardy
Tidwell
Moser
Hutchins
Malone
Raiders
Pitt Ends Year With 7 to 0 Victory Over Penn State
Pittsburgh caps a tough season with a 7-0 win over Penn State as Jimmy Robinson breaks for an 84 yard touchdown. The Panthers, hindered by a difficult year, hold the lead after Robinson’s return and stymie Penn State late in the first half.
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Pitt
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Robinson
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
Robinson
Ralph Ventresco
Panther
Hal Wertman
Penn Dominates Cornell 59 to 6 in Ivy League Football
Penn defeats Cornell 59 to 6 at Franklin Field to claim Ivy League lead as Al Reisenberg and toe Opel connect on late scores. Homeric rout sets attendance records with 60,000 at the stadium and Penn improves to 37 wins in the series.
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Franklin Field
Philadelphia
INS
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Ithacans
al Reisenberg
Toe Opel
Opel
Penn
Bob Evans
Frank Jenkins
Hilliary Chollet
Dickerson
Evans
Schneider
Deuber
Ithacan
Gra
Rane
Bacbae
Northwestern Triumph Over Illinois in Bumpy Game
Northwestern outgained Illinois 259 rushing yards to 196 and earned 21 first downs to Illinois ten. Pierce Parsegian and Murphey scored while Farrar added a late threat failed after a blocked conversion as Ted Kemp moved to quarterback duties late in the game.
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Pound
Tom Zaborac
Illinois
Northwestern
Bob Jones
Ted Kemp
Conner
Farrar
Gorski
Murphey
Butkovich
Kwasniewski
Pierce
Parsegian
Parrer
Wiltgen
Acheson
Rrar
Isegian
Kemp
Tist
Murphy
Vailek
Weiss
Jones
Cuns
Joop
Mettiazze
Propkops
Bray
Zaborac
Krall
Zimmerman
Parke Carroll
Kansas
Trojans Triumph Over Beavers With Early Lead
USC surged 87 yards to score as Tannehill ran in from the Beavers end and then expanded the lead with a 50 yard run. Oregon State answered with a 28 yard pass to Bud Gibbs and a later field goal making it 7 7. Adelman recovered a fumble for USC in the end zone to push the score to 28 7 before Gee closed it with a 2 yard run. USC totaled 362 yards to OSU’s 211 with 15 first downs to 11.
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USC
Beavers
Tannehill
Roy Cole
Lillywhite
Oregon State
Dick Gray
Bud Gibbs
Stan McGuire
John Karamanos
Harry Adelman
Trojan
Trojans
Adelman
Dick Hartman
Beaver
Doug Gee
Airways
Bobby Morris
Lilywhite
Hartman
California
Regon State
Alabama routs Pensacola Navy 55 to 6 in warmup game
Alabama's Bowl bound Crimson Tide dominated Pensacola naval air training base scoring 55 points while Pensacola managed a late touchdown. Harry Gilmer played briefly as the Tide opened a large early lead and never looked back.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
INS
Tide
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Pensacola Naval Air Training Base
Crimson
Harry Gilmer
Pensacola
Brown Comes Back To Tie Red Raiders 6-6
Providence notes Brown and Colgate battled to a 6-6 tie as Brown rallied in the fourth quarter. End Warren Davis sparked a 66-yard interception return for Colgate’s lead, while Brown relied on passing to even the score with Manny Costa connecting on a 30-yard pass to Bob ee.
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Brown
Red Raiders
Providence
R. I
Colgate
Bruins
Warren Davis
Manny Costa
Bobee
Clemson Surprises Georgia Tech 21-7 in Atlanta
Clemson used three long scoring drives to upset Georgia Tech 21-7 before 20 000 fans. The Tigers extended the lead with two more drives of 70 and 80 yards as Tech’s starters entered late but could not close the gap.
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Atlanta
Clemson
Tigers
Georgia Tech
Tech
Navy policy angers a sailor seeking homeward return
A mid thirties Cedar Rapids man serving in the navy laments being held 60 to 90 days longer under military necessity after he had earned discharge points and packed for home. He recounts misgivings about leadership, the effect on his wife and two children, and the prospect of another Pacific voyage before Christmas. The column also notes local winter conditions, a flu outbreak, and various community updates from Cedar Rapids.
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OING
Cedar Rapids
Navy
Pacific
China
San Diego
Iowa
Wilson School
General Motors
Jim Cowden
Henry Hromek
The
Gazette
Grant Anderson
First Baptist Church
Linn County
Herman Amish
Iowa City
LaPlant-Choate
Bill Crissman
First Christian Church
George Hearn
Japan
Donald Trachta
George Wallace
387Th Infantry
Bob Rowell
Brooklyn Marine Base
McKinley
al Abodeely
Maritime Service
Roosevelt
Shamrock
Bill Kelly
America
France
London
Biarritz
Paris
G.I
G.i’s
G.i.’S
G.L
Tait
Wil
Hell
Guam
Merwin
U.S
Smith
Don Wilson
Orient
Pearl Harbor
Minnesota
Hawks
Philadelphia
Army
Indiana
Conway
Wilson
Jack Dittmer
Elkader
Bill Diehl
Iowa U. Grid
Vienna
Austria
Max Hawkins
Diehl
Iowa U
Franklin
Alabama
Victorville Army Air Field
Pacific Theater
Wilbur J. Schindler
J. C. Schindlers
Seventh Avenue
Cpl
Edward E. Stepanek
E. W. Stepaneks
Avenue
Capt. Schindler
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Jimmy
San Bernardino
Calif
Stepanek
Coe Corner Brings War Front Notes From IO Reins to Japan
COE CORNER reports OU ISE BAUMGARTNER and Red Cross staff at Percy Jones in Battle Creek largest US military hospital with 70 plus staff. Capt William Montelle Knapp of the 14th replacement battalion sends letter from near Yokohama describing Japa nese academy, demolished business district and polite locals. Sgt Burt Offrer of Winnetka and Lt Pilgrim of Davenport share overseas moves and combat division notes as the 27th ensemble bivouacs near Mitsubishi works and Yamaguchi.
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Ouise Baumgartner
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Cedar Rapids
Red Cross
Percy Jones
Battle Creek
Michigan
United States
B. J. Baumgartner
Elgin
William Montelle Knapp
Holy
Yokohama
Floyd H. Knapp
Japanese Military Academy
West Point
Knapp
Japan
Mary Northey
Waterloo
Burt E. Offrer
Winnetka, Ill
Nagoya
Enos
Mitsubishi Ai
Ph Pilgrim
Davenport
Yamaguchi
Honshu
Lion Gulf
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Stark Atkins
Kenneth Dohse
Jorgensen
Clayt Wilkinson
Dan
Mes
Iron River
Mich
Postels
Wilkinson
Ith
Dakota
Augustana
Tony Guzowski
Herb
Duquesne
Michael Semysan
John Kashlak
Popsy Harrison
Kashlak
Harper's
Harper’s Auto
Refinishing CO
Fifth Avenue
Luigi
Shop of Service
John E. Greenlee
Evan Mapel
Third Avenue SE
Barbers
Frank Brown
John Greenlee
David J. Walsh
Pensacola Navy
Er Gazette
Red Peppers
Joe Shimek
Tom Aghes
Purdue
A.P
Walker
Henry R. Smith
Merwin L. Smith
Ruthard Smiths
Henry
Obie Peal
Marion
Philippines
E. G. Boyanovsky
Jack
Glenn Caldwell
Wayne Manson
Kenneth Barkwell
Dick Dice
Roy Quass
Fred Parrishes
Hinkley Avenue
Leonard Simanek
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