Yankee Infield Rated As Baseball's Finest Infield
Yankees boast a stellar infield of Babe Dahlgren Joe Gordon Frank Crosetti and Red Rolfe with Crosetti hailed as most valuable and Rolfe hitting .330. Gordon and Rolfe swapped basketball for baseball while Dahlgren handles first base and the system roots them from Ed Barrow and George Weiss.
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NBA Service
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Stanford
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Bovard Field
University of Southern California
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Norfolk
Jerry Priddy
Kansas City
Pitt Rolls Over Washington in 27-6 Football Match
Pitt defeats Washington 27 to 6 aided by a 20 yard fourth down pass from Emil Narick to Joe Rettinger. Key plays include blocked punts by Lanky and John Dickinson, Dickinson recovering a punt on the Husky 44, and Cassiano scoring after a nine play drive. Washington scored once in the third quarter as Don Jones found the end zone.
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Joe Rettinger
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John Dickinson
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Cassiano
Dean McAdams
Ted Konetsky
Kish
Dick Fullerton
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Washington
Don Jones
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Ceceee Yonkerdisek
Garretson Fullerton
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Mucha Klein
RG Frankowsk
Konetsky
Sterling Dickinson
Cee Marx
Kishetree
Bechtal Cassiane
Gleason Narick
Ameadams Bonet
Perioda
Pittsburgh Habeede
Clarence Cardinals End Season with Wheatland Victory
Clarence defeats Wheatland 4 2 to cap the regular fall baseball schedule and secure Cedar county representation in the district tournament.
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Clarence
Clarence Cardinals
Wheatland
Cedar County
Kinnick Sparks Iowa in 41-0 Rout of South Dakota
Iowa overwhelms South Dakota 41 to 0 as Ken Kinnick leads with three touchdowns and two dropkicks. Bush Vollenweider Kelley and strong blocking drive the win while reserves gain late playing time and gain valuable experience.
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Taplett
Forney
Albertson
Salvia
Iowa
Kinnick
Bush
McLain
Vollenweider
Murphy
Kelley
Evans
W. W. Hartzell
Bimpson
Fred Winter
Grinnell
Jack Crangle
Illinois
Jesse Ray
Irish Field Goal Beats Purdue 3-0
Notre Dame defeats Purdue 3 to 0 as Kelleher kicks the only field goal. Galvin of Purdue drives late in the fourth but Notre Dame seals the win with solid defense and a shutout in a frosty afternoon clash.
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Monmouth Rallies for 26 to 6 Victory Over Wesleyan
Monmouth trailed 6 to 6 at halftime but surged in the second half to defeat Iowa Wesleyan 26 to 6. Sapp and Scapecchi each scored two touchdowns for Monmouth, with Harden contributing the Wesleyan points.
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Gophers Dominate Arizona 62 to 0 in Big Win
Minnesota overwhelms Arizona in a 62 0 rout with five first quarter touchdowns and strong runs led by Captain Win Pedersen. Key players include Held Temple Mariucci and Van Every, while Arizona struggles to mount offense as Minnesota’s defense stifles the Wildcats.
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Tulsa Downs Shockers In Second Half
Tulsa trailed Wichita early but surged in the second half scoring three touchdowns, including a late score as time expired, to win 23 to 8. The Shockers were held to a single late TD drive and miscues, while Tulsa capitalized after halftime.
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Wichita Shockers
Dorothy Hill Diving Champ Seeks Divorce
Dorothy Poynton Hill 1932 Olympic diving champion sues Nelson L. Hill for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. The Los Angeles case was filed Saturday by Hill, a manufacturers' agent.
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Kohawks Ambrose Play 0 to 0 Tie in Rough Game
A scoreless tie between Kohawks and Ambrose featured a fumble ending a potential drive on the Kohawks 16. Don Dunlop and John Prasch stood out on defense as late Ambrose threats fizzled amid a flurry of incomplete passes and costly miscues.
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Tony Sacco
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Kerasiotis Dunlop
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Missouri Tigers blank Colorado Buffaloes 30 to 0
Missouri displayed strong offense as the Tigers routed Colorado 30 to 0 in Columbia. Paul Christman threw three touchdowns, Cooper added another, and Ronald King joined for a 17 yard score drive. Missouri earned 23 first downs to Colorado's four.
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University of Colorado Buffaloes
Paul Christman
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Cooper
Ronald King
Christman
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Colorado
Western Reserve and Others Scoreboard Summary
A broad set of college football scores from the West and East lists Western Reserve 7 over Daytum I, Case St. Otterbein 43 over Capital 33, Kenyon 6 over Akron 33, Kalamazoo 0 over Olivet 6, Bowling Green 35 over Buffalo 7, Maronette 31 over Fort Hays 7, and many other results including Washington (St. Louis) 0 over Ohio Northern 0, Wabash 2 over Franklin 6, and Northwestern College 12 over Seminary 0. The West features Detroit Tech 19 over Meidelberg 14, and Lincoln, St. John’s U. 26 over St. Anselms 36.
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Quasqueton Wins Buchanan County Title In Tight Game
Quasqueton defeats Jesup 5 to 4 to claim the Buchanan County baseball championship. Smith, Smith and Kimball pitched for Quasqueton while Lane and Fuller worked for Jesup, in a tight, late-score game.
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Hawkeye and Pirates Fall Short in Weekend Gridiron Readout
Kinnick ran eight times for 110 yards plus punt return yardage as Iowa’s QBs kept plays tucked away. Bush gained 43 yards on five carries, Couppee added 39 on four, McKinnon 25 on two sweeps, while McLain managed 15 on 11 tries and Green had one carry for five. Purdue scouts noted Iowa’s cautious play and hinted at new formations, as Eddie Anderson’s Hawkeyes teased with potential before Navy. The piece then shifts to baseball, recounting historic pitching feats of Mathewson, Rixey, and others, contrasting early 20th century giants with modern pairs and praising durable duos like Walters and Derringer.
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Christy Mathewson
Jeff Tesreau
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Rudolph
Nebraska Indiana 7-7 Deadlock Highlighted By Close Defense
Indiana and Nebraska battled to a 7-7 tie as Luther scored for Nebraska and Rohrig added the extra point. Indiana led in first downs 12-6 and total yards 220-71, but Nebraskas defense stalled late. The game marked a second straight scoreless tie between the teams.
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Central College tops Dubuque U in opener 13-6
Central College defeated Dubuque University 13 to 6 in the Iowa conference opener. Eldon Braley scored a 90 yard rushing TD in the second quarter and Omar Ray kicked the extra point. Bob Menning added a fourth quarter plunge but the extra point was blocked.
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Dubuque U
Eldon Braley
Emmet Mercer
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Omar Ray
Bob Menning
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Seibert
Kederhart Besch
Bradley Tech Holds Illini to 0-0 Draw
The Illini and Bradley Tech battled to a 0-0 tie as Illinois failed to convert from the Bradley 5 yard line in the second period. Illinois held Bradley to two first downs and 12 rushing yards while gaining 258 rushing yards and 18 first downs overall. Bill White of Bradley left the field late in the game.
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Colgate Falls Short To New York University In Windy Thriller
In Hamilton N Y NYU quarterback Eddie Buell sparked a 85 yard drive in 12 plays ending with a Bil Galu placement kick for the decisive point. Colgate led early in a rain soaked game but NYU scored on a 88 yard run by Indian Bill Geyer to clinch a 7 6 victory with three minutes remaining.
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