Stanford Sophomores Rally to Beat Cal 7 3 in Thrilling Classic
Stanford sophomore stars engineered a 7 3 comeback win over California before 85 000 fans in Alto California. A key late interception by Bob Hamilton sealed the victory after Stanford’s Frank Alustiza connected with Al Norgaard for the go ahead score.
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Iowa's Canine Mascot Rex Found After Lincoln Search
Iowa's football mascot Rex a seven month old Great Dane was found safe after vanishing following a visit to Lincoln business district during the Iowa Nebraska game. Police traced a radio call and located the pup returning him to the Towans.
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Parochial Schools Start Cage Drills
Parochial high schools begin basketball preparations for winter seasons. St Patrick's, Immaculate Conception, and St Wenceslaus list coaches and returning lettermen while outlining a seventeen game schedule and expected rebuilding for St Wenceslaus after last year's state title.
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New York U Varsity Upsets Carnegie Tech 7 0
The Violets mount a second quarter aerial attack to beat the favored Carnegie Tech 7 to 0 at Yankee Stadium in front of about 12 000 fans. Ed Smith catches a 28 yard scoring pass from Charles Siegel for the decisive touchdown with a successful extra point. A June 30 fare survey finds average continental US airline rate of 61 10 cents per mile.
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Gophers Edge Wisconsin In Wet Cold Power Game
Rain soaked field and gusty winds shaped a tough showdown as Minnesota edged Wisconsin 6 to 3. Lund had a 5 yard run negated on a two yard stop, Bevan missed a late placement, and Pacetti’s later kick failed amid the blizzard conditions.
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Luther Freshmen Routed by State Teachers 39–6
Cedar Falls AP Luther freshmen were outplayed by State Teachers yearlings in a 39 to 6 defeat. The game featured long runs, hard tackling and smooth blocking by the Teachers.
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Buckeyes Edge Illini 7-6 On Vachinich Kick
Ohio State defeats Illinois 7 to 6 in a tight Big Ten clash. Scoring came on touchdowns by Kleekin and Wright with a Vachinich extra point. Roster and substitutions listed, including Cramer, Froschauer, and Bloom in the lineup.
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Georgia Beats Georgia Tech 7 6 in Atlanta Showdown
The University of Georgia defeated its rival Georgia Tech 7 to 6 in Atlanta. Georgia Tech drove to Georgia’s 20 yard line late in the final period but failed to convert a field goal.
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Washington Grant Clash Ends With Narrow 7 6 Win
In a tense first quarter Kinch opened for Washington with a 41 yard line fumble recovery and multiple runs. Grant fought back with Bohac and Klumpar scoring drives and a late fourth quarter stand, but Washington achieved the 7 6 victory on the final sequence.
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Army Navy Grid Classic Ends In Navy Victory
Navy defeats Army 12 to 7 as Buckler and Johnson power a key scoring drive. Harbold and Zabriskie anchor Navy’s line while Clark intercepts for Army in a hard fought game with multiple turnovers and defensive stands.
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Detroit Triumphs Over Michigan Aggies 14 to 0
The University of Detroit Titans beat Michigan State College 14 to 0 before 23 000 fans with a fast passing and running attack. Halfback Douglas Nott directed the offense with eight completions for 88 yards before injury. Earl McCracken scored one TD and then another after a key pass to Lutz, while Detroit controlled play despite a strong wind and State fumbles.
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Wolverines Claim Fourth Big Ten Title With 13 0 Victory
Northwestern battles Michigan to a 13 point loss as Everhardus and Ward score for Michigan. Northwestern’s defense stalls the Wildcats with tough tackling while Everhardus posts 37 rushing yards on 24 carries. Michigan wins the Big Ten title. Northwestern finishes conference play at 1-4.
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Baylor Beats SMU 13 7 With Late Passing Rally
Baylor University unleashed a strong passing attack in the final period to topple Southern Methodist University 13 to 7 in a Southwest Conference clash in Dallas. About ten thousand spectators witnessed the game.
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Michigan Wins 1933 Big Ten Title Under Dickinson System
Michigan tops the Dickinson rating with 132.5 points for the season, earning first place in the 1933 Big Ten with Ohio State second and Iowa fourth. Ohio State tallies 105 points after three second division wins and one first division loss. Hawkeyes rise in the standings as the race tightens.
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Baseball under blue eagle code eyed by NBA official
NBA official says MLB may next spring be governed by a blue eagle code of ethics similar to other organized sports. William Farnsworth noted MLB discussions and a potential Chicago meeting, with football and other leagues also possible recipients of blue eagle status. Also included are college standings and Dickinson ratings fragment.
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