Cornhuskers Run Wild to Win 35 0 Over Kansas State
Nebraska defeats Kansas State 35 to 0 in a snow sleet rain soaked game to secure a two win two loss conference record. Key plays include a fourth down fumble recovery by Keith Doyle and Berkey after a Kansas State miscue, Betz sneaking in for a touchdown and Selzer 45 yard run. Hollins Kessler Perdew add scores as Nebraska dominates second half before fewer than 2000 fans.
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Crown
Herbert
Kinard
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Atkins
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Peddicord
Flowers
Whitney
Illini fall to Northwestern in crowded Big Ten clash
Illinois and Northwestern battled in a windy margin game with Young scoring twice and Greenwood twice as Illinois gained 293 rushing yards to Northwestern 177. The Illini also connected on a 30 yard pass to Agase before Young scored again and Northwestern answered with late drives to seal a 28 6 victory before about 35 000 fans.
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Illinois
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Ilinois
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Altepeter Helse
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Iowa State Opens Cage Drill With First Five Named
Iowa State coach Louis Menze announced the three returning lettermen Meyers Feuerbach and Block as the likely opening five for the Cyclones when the 1944-45 season begins December 4 against Minnesota. Competition for other spots includes Peterson and Chamberlain at guard and Bailey vs Harland at center, with several new players invited to practice.
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Iowa State
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University of Minnesota
Jim Meyers
Orlyn Feuerbach
Billy Block
Meyish
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Feuerbach
ASTP
Bob Peterson
Ted Chamberlain
Navy
McAllister College
St. Paul
Bill Bailey
Jim Harland
Bailey
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Peterson
Dana Omer
Jack McDowell
Gene Phelps
Ole Miss Upsets State 13 8 Ends Six Year Drouth
University of Mississippi quarterback Johnny Bruce of West Point guided two scoring drives to topple rival Mississippi State 13 to 8 in the 41st renewal of the series at University, Miss. State scored a late safety after an even first half. The Rebels held firm for the victory ending a six year drought against the maroons.
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California Bears End Season With Sixth Straight Loss
In Berkeley California the Golden Bears were routed 33 to 6 by St Marys Preflight to close their football season. The defeat marks California's sixth loss in a row this year and caps a troubled campaign for the Bears.
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Failed with Aces. Detroit pennant drought in two 20-game winners
Detroit AP report notes that since World War I only six American League teams failed to win the pennant despite having two 20-game winning pitchers. The piece underscores rarity of such teams achieving pennants and mentions historical context.
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Detroit
Second Team Lighter Backfield Formidable
DES MOINES IDPA Speedy lighter and less angular but no less experienced than the first team and possessing a formidable backfield that is the second all state high school football aggregation from The Gazette and 32 Iowa Daily Press papers. The 13 players average 17 years old, 5'11" tall, 176 pounds, led by Washington and Carroll representations with heavy linemen and skilled backs.
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Allstate
the Gazette
Iowa Daily Press Association
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Carroll
Creston
Clinton
Lyons High
Villisca
Fort Madison
Marshalltown
Webster City
LeMars
Muscatine
Atlantic
Jim Gilchrist
Ed Mullins
Gilchrist
Bob Bostwick
Richard Allen
Fred Collings
Army Air Force
Pat Stork
Dean Burridge
Richard Mayer
Lyons
Mayer
John Anderson
Jay Howell
Navy
Cecil McMahon
Pitt Wins Season Finale by Beating Penn State 14-0
Pitt Panthers blank Penn State 14-0 before 10 000 fans at Pitt Stadium. Bernie Sniscak, a 160 pound freshman halfback from Lansford Pa, returned Norton's third period kickoff 93 yards for Pitt's opening score and the Panthers controlled the game with two third period touchdowns.
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Clark Shaughnessy
Pitt Panthers
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Lansford
Negley Norton
Pitt
Pitt Penn State clash ends season with mixed results
Loren Braner intercepted Elwood Petchel to set up Eugene Gaugler’s nine yard score as the fourth period saw touchdowns recalled for offside penalties. Pitt finished 4-5 and State 6-3 after the game, ending their seasons.
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Elwood Petchel
Eugene Gaugler
Pitt
State
Petchel
Don Miltenberger
Penn State
Big 10 Board Votes Today On Bowl Tilt
The Western conference board of faculty representatives meets in Chicago to decide whether to lift the ban on post season games to permit Ohio State’s Rose Bowl bid after its 18-14 win over Michigan. Final decision rests with each school’s faculty rep.
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Western Conference
John L. Griffith
Ohio State
Henry Rottschaefer
University of Minnesota
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Buckeyes
Ohio
Big Ten
Iowa
Guy Macket
Purdue
K. L
Tug) Wilson
Northwestern
Brown Triumphs 32 20 Against Colgate in Revenge Win
Providence R I Brown University defeats Andy Kerr's Colgate Red Raiders 32 20 at Brown Field after equal play through three periods. A fast fourth quarter produces three touchdowns including an 89 yard kickoff return for a decisive victory.
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Colgate
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Atlantic City NAS Beats Princeton In Palmer Stadium
Atlantic City naval air station defeated Princeton 31 to 6 at Palmer Stadium in a game highlighted by an 80 yard run and a 100 yard punt return.
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Atlantic City Naval Air Station
Palmer Stadium
Kansas Chancellor Seeks Realistic Recruiting Rules
Kansas chancellor Deane W. Malott urged a practical change in Big Six athletic recruiting rules at a rally aimed at boosting support for the Thanksgiving game with Missouri. He warned against overcommercialization yet defended athletics as essential to university life, while Gov. Schoeppel echoed the call for revisions. Missouri held its own pep rally with Kansas City area high school and parochial players in attendance.
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Deane W. Malott
University of Kansas
Gyenceloy
Kansas
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Malott
Andrew Schoeppel
Nebraska
Trojans Win Coast Title at Rose Bowl
USC routed UCLA 40 to 13 before 90,000 as Jeff Cravath’s team dominated on the ground 335 yards to 34 while UCLA was stronger through the air 114 to 68 and USC earned an automatic PCC bid potential post season invite discussions with Ohio State.
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University of Southern California
Trojan
University of California At
Jeff Cravath
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Ohio State
Big Ten
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Kansas City Blues to Train at Bartlesville
Kansas City Blues will begin spring baseball training at Bartlesville Oklahoma on March 25 1945 Roy Hamey Blues secretary announced training season games will be scheduled with service teams in the vicinity and also with the St Paul squad which will train at Independence Kansas A squad of about 30 men will go to the spring camp according to Hamey
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Bartlesville
Oklo
Roy Hamey
Blues
St. Paul
Independence
Kan
Hamey
Gophers Rally for Late Score to Beat Badgers in Wisconsin
Minnesota sinced into a late surge, Kasper’s long pass to Marcotte set up the winning TD after Cox ran in a score. Final period push erased an early Wisconsin lead as Lundquist and Williams found paydirt along with multiple PATs by Kisebert.
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Badger
Gophers
Kasper
Bill Marcotte
Uncup
Wisconsin
Minnenota
Meadsecveve
LE Synees
Marcotte Meyer
Sikich Collins
Marcotte
Davey
Mead
Girard
Thompson
Kisebert
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Enda
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Hawke
Collins
McKern
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Fricke
Wetskes
Dougherty
Ackeret
Cox
Brinton
Juhi
Schmitz
Reinhardt
Jensen
Ceneter
Yale-Virginia Minds Stalemate Provokes Frostbit Fans
Yale and Virginia battled to a 6 to 6 tie in New Haven, leaving both teams unhappy. Yale sought an undefeated season unseen since 1923, while Virginia aimed to avenge a 21 to 19 loss from 1941, drawing 18,000 cold spectators.
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