Penn Breaks Cornell Defense For 20-6 Victory
Penn, trailing by penalties and a stubborn Cornell line, surged late to beat the Big Red 20-0 in the 51st renewal before about 50,000 at Franklin Field. Minisi and Shca sparked a 3rd quarter drive, with Lawless and Sica connecting for a scoring pass, Edenborn punching in, and Minisi adding a late TD run to seal Penn’s fifth win of the season.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Cornell
Big Red
al Shca
Tony Minisi
Minisi
Sica
Ed Lawless
Harry Edenborn
Lawless
Jack Martin
Martin
Pimlico Jinxes Owner Ben Jones
Baltimore AP reports owner Ben Jones faces a string of bad luck at Pimlico. Pat O Luck, a potential Futurity winner, fell victim to illness. Jockey Doug Dodson broke a collar bone after a ride mishap. Twilight Tear was scratched in the Riggs handicap due to wet track conditions.
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Baltimore
Ben Jones
Pimlico
Pat O’luck
Doug Dodson
Journeyman
Megogo Breaks Pimlico Cup's Ancient Mark
Megogo Dominates Pimlico Cup handicap breaking a 70 year old track record at Baltimore. Christiana stable’s Megogo finishes 10 lengths ahead in 4:20 1/5 with Ken Scawthorn up, Bolingbroke second, Stymie third. Walden stakes also won by Rick's Raft under Nick Jemas, finishing 1 1/6 miles in 1:45 4/5.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Christiana Stable
Megogo
Ballinkeel
Meg
Stymie
Rick's Raft
Nick Jemas
Rick
Alexis
Scawthorn
Johnny Gilbert
Walden
Ohio State Triumph Over Michigan In Close Finish
Ohio State edged Michigan 18 to 14 as Horvath sparked a late 4 minute drive and a forward wall refusal to quit. Flanagan’s 9 yard run and a key interception set up the decisive Buckeye march with 225 rushing yards to Michigan's 162 and a 104 yard effort by Horvath.
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Ponsetto
Bucks
Dick Flanagan
Michigan
Flanagan
Ohio State
Horvath
Buckeyes
Hilkene
Dunge Watts Sickels Bauman
Ohio
Bate
Cline
Jackson
Amling
Renner
Keane
Brown
Greer
Brielmater
Chaeverinty Mahaffey
Lintol
Yerges
Cullison
Welsenburger
W. A. Blake
Dubuque
Iowa
R. W. Finsterwald
Syracuse
R. W. Huegel
Marquette
John R. McPhee
Oberlin
Seahawks Rally Over Iowa In Close Battle At Sea
Woodward led the Seahawks with 152 rushing yards as they beat Iowa 18 to 39 in a hard fought game marked by fumbles and strong Seahawk pass defense. Ary caught two touchdowns, Kell and Taylor connected with plays, and Winslow and Masterson stood out for their effort amid windy conditions.
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Woodward
King
Seahawk
Iowa
Hawks
Sullivan
Seahawks
Hawk
Dionne
Ary
Barron
Copp
Little Old Winslow
Stan Mohrbacher
Forrest Masterson
Fagerlind
Mohrbacher
Wischmeier
Jim Hansen
Esha
Kelso
Winslow
Wapter Uyder Tae Ass
Ramlow Farekind
Frampton Laramarcino
Copp McLaughlin
Horvath Byers
Taylor Kersten
Sulliva Woodward
Dallas
Theriodae
Seahawks Vos
Taylor
Horvath
Kersten
Notre Dame Romps Past Tech With Brennan and Dancewicz
Notre Dame builds on a third quarter march as Frank Dancewicz connects on long passes and a key touchdown toss to Bob Kelly. Brennan scores twice, Nemeth adds all three extra points, matching Notre Dame’s 18 first downs to Georgia Tech’s eight and a strong ground game advantage.
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Frank
Dancewicz
Lynn
Mass
Bob Kelly
Brennan
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Tech
Martin Wendall
Irish
Bob Skoglund
Kelly
Steve Nemeth
Georgia Tech Pas
Murdock
Skoglund
Gle T
Sullivan
Phillips IG Cone Martz
jDu
Dee Bowenee
Caeeeees Brennan
Rogan Aledadad
Vgch
Seeman
Kelly Broyles
Wendall
Ech
Nemeth
Daniel
L. Bowen
Furchett
Colbert
Marino
Angse Man
Endress
Chandler
Lebrau
Red Peppers GI Gazette reports from war front
Acers leads with a rambling Naval letter from Dick Beall of Cedar Rapids detailing long Pacific voyage from Milne Bay through New Guinea to Australia. He mentions Cedar Rapids connections, a war bonds update, home front notes, and a Leyte front report from the Navy Bay carrier crew.
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GI Gazette
Dick Beall
Navy
Australia
Sydney
Melbourne
Perth
Adelaide
Townsville
Bukacek
Col. Donnell
Jack Donnell
Federal
Beall
Milne Bay
New Guinea
Philippines
Equator
Viola
Stanley Smith
Springville
Bill Connery
Anamosa
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Bill Crissman
Byron Henecks
Armed Guard
Gene Carson
Byron
Admiral Kincaid
Dom DiMaggio
Charley Wagner
Boston Red Sox
Benny McCoy
Athletics
Don Padgett
DiMaggio
Phil Rizutto
Joe Langer
du Pont
J.g
Richard Ney
Greer Garson
Garson
Frisco
Reuters
P.S
Iowa
C. J. Neary
Sixteenth Avenue
William Gillin
Raymer Mingo
Walker
Orville Smith
Linn County
First Avenue
B. B. Hickenlooper
U. S
Washington, D. C
Lyman Howe
Anna Woitishek
Paul Heslop
George Robidoux
Orel Trimble
Ed Zimmerman
Associated Press
Dope
Army
Jimmy Cookson
Popsy Harrison
Kenesaw M. Landis
Chicago
Oops” Gilleard
Hawkeye
South Pacific
Nile Kinnick
Hawks
Mediterranean
Pat Collins
Watertown
Mass
Robert C. Kacena
Kacena
Europe
Brux
Czechoslovakia
Ploesti
Rumania
Iowa State College
L. A. Kacena
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Iowa Athletic Board
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Robert H. Benesh
Charles L. Benesh
Washington Avenue
Truk
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Seventh Air Force
Oregon State College
Leyte
Woodrow Stolba
Natoma Bay
Anna Stolba
Ninth Avenue SE
Stolba
Navy Pier
Pacific
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Robert Benesh
Paris
Keith Christensen
Luther Christensen
France
Christensen
Air Corps
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Continent
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Arrow and van Heusen Sairts
Arrow, Chenney
Botany
Superba
Hickok
Pioneer
Wilson Bros
Phoenix and
Daniel Hays
Osborn
SWANK
Puritan
Arron Suints
Second Ave
O' Meara
Tex
House of
Alpera
Michaels Stern
Tiffany
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