Missouri Clinches Big Six Title In City Tourney
Iowa and Northwestern battle in a tense college football clash with multiple back and forth drives. McGurn and DeCorrevont star for Northwestern while Dean and Murphy spark Iowa scoring efforts as penalties and fumbles shape the scoring sequence. Northwestern leads 7 6 at halftime, with late fourth quarter pressure and periods of strong defensive stands defining the hard fought game. The outcome hinges on late drives and turnovers as both teams exchange momentum amid fatigue and guard play.
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McGurn
Northwestern
Hahnenstein
Enich
Iowa
Joglons
Tollefson
Hawkins
Hamnan
Method
Wildcat
Green
Murphy
Bush
Dean
Prasse
Towa
Lon Dean
DeCorrevont
North Western
Chambers
Rrevont
Clawson
Ion
Wes
Walker
DeCorrevyont
Kepford
Ryan
Marevoli
Lenneider
Menstein
Smith
de Correvont
Kinnick
Chlawson
Daly
Bergstrom
Tigers Rout Kansas for 20-0 Big Six title
Missouri defeated Kansas 20-0 in Lawrence to claim its first Big Six football championship. Ronald King scored the decisive 18-yard TD after a Kansas ejection in the second period. Christman led Missouri with 127 rushing yards and three completions for 11 passing yards.
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Awrence
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Tigers
Jayhawkers
M. U
Jack Turner
Bud Orf
Orf
Clarence Dron
Turner
Ronald King
Paul Christman
Christman
Miami
Fla
Chitwood
Ccbureeres
Cpesaeess
Sullvant
Cesses
Christman Frycig
Starmer Buraty
Cunningham
Butl
King
Louis House
William Jewell
Purdue Wins Old Oaken Bucket In Final Seconds
Purdue beats Indiana 7 6 after a last second field goal from the 35 yard line as Lou Brock connects with Jack Brown for a 47 yard gain. Indiana relies on a 13 of 27 passing attack for 216 yards but falls short.
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Herbert
Brown
Indiana
Hursh
Rucinski
Purdue
Tipmore
Bo McMillin
Lou Brock
Jack Brown
Brock
Montague
Spartans Triumph Over Temple 18-7 in Season Finale
East Lansing Michigan AP Spartans beat Temple 18 to 7 in the final game of the season before 8 500 fans. Temple's hard running backs woke in the third quarter but MSU held the lead and secured the win.
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East Lansing
Mich
Temple
Michigan State
Spartans
Penn State Defeats Pitt 10-0 for First Win in 20 Years
In State College, the Nittany Lions crushed the Pitt Panthers 10-0 in the 39th meeting. The crowd of 20,000 marked the largest football turnout in State College history and ended Penn State’s 20-year winless drought against Pitt.
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Penn State
Panthers
State College
Nittany Lions
Pitt Panthers
Pitt
Northwestern Iowa Play By Play First Period Chaos
The record relays a messy play by play from a Northwestern versus Iowa football game. It notes kickoffs, various rushes, fumbles, punts, and incomplete passes with many players named such as Kinnick Murphy De Correvont Chambers Hahnenstein and Clawson across the first half and into the second.
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Northwestern
Hahnenstein
de Correvont
Couppee
Daly
Clawson
Iowa
Bergstrom
Cutlich
Young
Ryan
Kinnick
Hahner
Zust
UCLA and Oregon State Tie 13-13 in Open Football Game
UCLA roared to a late 82 yard drive in the final five minutes to tie Oregon State 13 to 13 before 40 000 fans in Los Angeles. The game featured a wide open attack and a spirited finish as both teams battled throughout.
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Oregon State
Los Angeles
University of California At Los Angeles
Oregon State College
Boxing Commissioner Overrules Paychek Hartnck Fight
Omaha Nebraska Deputy Boxing Commissioner Dade Hamilton overruled Referee My Sullivan’s verdict giving Johnny Paychek a 10 round win over Paul Hartnck and ruled the bout a draw. He said Sullivan did not follow the agreed 10 point per round system and notified the National Boxing Association of the action.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Dade Hamilton
My Sullivan
Minneapolis
Johnny Paychek
Des Moines
Paul Hartnck
Sullivan
Paychek
Hamilton
National Boxing Association
TCU Tops Rice 21-0 in Southwest Conference
Texas Christian scored twice in the first period and once late to blank Rice 21 to 0 in Fort Worth. The defending conference power dominated offense and sealed the victory in a Saturday game.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian
Rice
Tulane Submerges Sewanee in 52–0 rout
Tulane’s third team, on the field most of the game, piled up 52 points against Sewanee as Mo Norton scored steadily and Tulane dominated the annual clash before about 15 000 fans in New Orleans.
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NEW Orleans
Tulane
Sewanee
Duke Dominates North Carolina State 28 to 0 in Bowl
Duke University finished an undefeated Southern Conference season by routing North Carolina State 28 to 0 in Raleigh on a Saturday game watched by roughly 10 000 spectators. Duke dominated with a strong offense and stout defense as NC State struggled to score.
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Duke
Raleigh
N. C
Duke University
North Carolina State
Oklahoma A. & M. Edges Creighton For MVC Win
Oklahoma A. and M. edged Creighton 20 to 9 before 4 006 fans, securing second place in the Missouri Valley Conference and keeping a slim title chance tied with Washington University as St Louis looms next Thursday.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A. & M
Creighton
Oklahomans
Washington University
Washington
St. Louis
George Washington Beats Bucknell 7-6 for First Win in Six Years
In Washington, George Washington University defeated Bucknell 7 to 6 on Saturday, earning its first victory over the Bisons in six years as both teams battled in a close football matchup.
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George Washington
Bucknell
Washington
George Washington University
Bucknell Eleven
Bisons
Nebraska tops Oklahoma 13 7 as second team leads win
Nebraska’s second string offense dominates in the game and fuels a 13 to 7 victory over Oklahoma in Lincoln. A Rohrig to Petsch pair produces both Nebraska touchdowns in the second period, while Oklahoma’s late drive yields a 28 yard Coppage TD after Jennings catches connect.
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Incoln
Neb
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Herman Rohrig
Roy Petsch
Biff Jones
Mike Francis
Rohrig
Petsch
Local Y swimmers win meet amid close duel with Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids Y M C A clinched the team victory at the Marshalltown pool with 54 points to Marshalltown 51 and Des Moines 29. Cedar Rapids won six events including several relays and edged a tight battle with the host squad for the overall margin.
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Gazette
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Stevenson
Hornaday
Rodney Rush
Georges
Maine
Mikas
Liddle
Nichols
Stallman
Brockway
Maresh
Cedar
Seegee
Garver
Joe Tye
Ostrom
Safely
Griffith
Ngland
Rielly
Princeton Downs Navy 28 0 at Palmer Stadium
Princeton closed its season with a 28 to 0 win over Navy before 35 000 fans at Palmer Stadium in Princeton New Jersey.
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Princeton
N. J
Navy
Palmer Stadium
Killian leads as table tennis league enters fifth week
The fifth week of YMCA table tennis action featured many close deuce matches as players sharpen midseason form. Cherry Burrel beat Monarch Finer Foods 4-3 and Marion defeated Wi,c and Co. 4-3, with ee defeating Albert's Cleaners 4-3.
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Cherry Burrel
Monarch Finer Foods
Marion
C~ and Co
Albert's Cleaners
L Pet. Killian and
Knapp and Co
Monarch Finer ‘Foods
Inter
Knapp Investment Co
Wilson Marion
Killian Cordiner Poods
Cherry Barrett
Inter-Ocean
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Lee Hillbruner
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Edna Baker
Eleanor
Leta Nezerka
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Eject Turner
Brooks
Gech Tailoring Co
Third Avenue SE
Dial
Rapids
Chevrolet Co
First Ave. E
Eastern Eleven
Hahnenste
Urphy
Iss
Grefe
McGarn
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McLain
Hiemenz
Getties
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Hawkeyes
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Hawks
MccGurn
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Wildcats
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Enstein
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Beryl Clark
Jennings
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Killian
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Wagner Motor Co
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Kitterman
Kitterman's
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