Iowa State College Beats Morningside 32 to 0 at Tate Field
Iowa State College overwhelmed Morningside 32 to 0 at Tate Field in Ames. The Cyclones led 13 to 0 at halftime and tallied three touchdowns in the final period with Berthold Templeton and Dick Grefe directing the offense. Iowa State totaled about 300 yards from scrimmage while Morningside could manage only 115 yards and two completed passes.
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Maroons
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Iowa States
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Third Series Game Delivers Show For Fans In Chicago
A crowd of about 52,000 watched a pitching imperfect but thrilling game as the Yankees beat the Cubs. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig each hit two home runs while Kiki Cuyler and Gabby Hartnett added one apiece. Roosevelt threw the first ball, the crowd jeered Ruth, and the Cubs rallied late but fell short in a festive and tense World Series setting.
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Cubs
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Babe Ruth
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Lou Gehrig
Kiki Cu
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McCarthy
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Cermak
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Home Plate
Illinois Exes Rout Coe in 13-0 Football Win
Illinois dominated Coe 13-0 with strong passing and rushing as Coe managed 28 yards via the air and 18 through the line. Illini totaled 136 passing yards and 66 rushing yards while securing the clear victory.
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Schmeling Rest Ahead of Christmas Inactivity
Wartime boxing news notes Schmeling plans a rest period through the Christmas season. The report references training, upcoming events, and a cautious approach before returning to competition, with emphasis on pace and timing for future bouts.
Harvard Steamrollers Roll Over Buffalo 66 to 0
Harvard steamrollers defeated Buffalo 66 to 0 in a decisive game Saturday. The Harvard backs powered through the Buffalo line as the defense stifled the opposition and produced the lopsided score.
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Harvard Steamrollers
Buffalo
Nebraska Varsity Tramples Freshmen in 55–0 Debut
In Lincoln Nebraska 4090 spectators watched the Nebraska varsity overpower the freshmen 55 to 0 in the opening game of the season. The 1932 team showcased a strong second half after a tight first period ahead of next week’s game against Iowa State.
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Nebraska
Saturda
Iowa State
Oklahoma Opens Season With 7 0 Victory Over Tulsa
Norman Oklahoma AP Oklahoma’s Sooners debut in a new football system as they defeat Tulsa 7 0. QB Bob Dunlap scoring on an eleven yard run and a three yard rush in the second quarter plus a successful extra point.
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Sooners
Lewie Hardages
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Gold
LaCrosse State Teachers Defeats Columbia College 6-0
In LaCrosse Wisconsin the LaCrosse State Teachers beat Columbia College of Dubuque 6-0 as Bill Schwoegler scored a late touchdown and set up his own score with two long passes.
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LaCrosse State Teachers
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Schwoegler
Millersburg Teams Sweep Twin Bill Wins
Millersburg seventh and eighth grade boys beat Montezuma 8 to 5 on the home diamond. Millersburg high school boys defeated Deep River 17 to 4 at Deep River.
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Millersburg
Fordham thrashes Baltimore 69 to 0 to open 1932 season
Fordham Rams dominate University of Baltimore in an opening game at New York. Fordham scores 28 points in the second quarter and 27 in the fourth to reach a 69-0 victory.
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Buckeyes Triumph Over Ohio Wesleyan 34 to 7 in Columbus
Ohio State defeats Ohio Wesleyan 34 to 7 at Ohio Stadium in Columbus before 17 113 spectators. Charley Vandervort of Ohio Wesleyan broke a 53 yard run for their lone score as Wertz and Hinchman lead the Buckeyes with multiple touchdowns and a strong 34 point win.
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Monmouth College romps Burlington College 21 0
Monmouth college opened with two first quarter touchdowns and added another early in the third to defeat Burlington Ia junior college 21 to 0. Woll scored twice and Boothby had the third with Boothby kicking three goals.
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Armbruster Calls Iowa U. Swimmers For Fall Practice
Iowa City coach David A Armbruster announced fall sessions for University of Iowa swimmers three months before intercollegiate action. The group will train out of the water until Oct 5, then begin pool practice. Four veterans return including captain Steve Nielsen with standout sophomores William Busby Bruce Grove and August Anderson named.
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David A. Armbruster
University of Iowa
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William Busby
Tulsa
Okla
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August Anderson
Fort Dodge
Princeton Eleven Smothers Amherst In Opening 22 0
Princeton under non alumnus coach Fritz Crisler opened the 1932 football season with a 22 to 0 victory over Amherst in Princeton New Jersey. James broke free for a 25-yard touchdown on the first play of the second period and Milt Draudt added several dazzling runs as the Tigers exhibited a sharp line and backfield shift and stronger tackling before about 10 000 fans.
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Impson
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Milt Draudt
The Good Old Kind Pathfinder Quip
A brief Pathfinder item notes a character joking about marriage and a wife described as old fashioned in a dialogue exchange. The humor hinges on expectations and social norms of the era.
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Belated Teachers Rally to Beat Penn College 14 0
Iowa State Teachers defeated Penn College 14 to 0 in an Iowa conference clash. Olsen opened the scoring on a 3 yard dive after a 40 yard run by Harmon, who added the second TD on a 3 yard plunge following an interception. Olsen kicked both extra points as misplays and a late Penn threat were held by the Teachers defense.
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Ruth Drives Series Marks as Yankees Rally at Wrigley Field
Babe Ruth extended several World Series records in the Saturday game at Wrigley Field Chicago. He raised his RBIs to 32 bases to 95 his walks to 33 runs to 37 and his total homers to 14 and 15 while Ruth’s six homers in the game tied a single game World Series record set by the Yankees in 1928.
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Notre Dame Varsity Tops Frosh Eleven 91 to 0
In South Bend Indiana on Saturday Notre Dame four varsity teams routed the frosh squad 91 to 0. Fullback George Melinkovich led scoring with three touchdowns as the 1932 squad dispelled any pre season fears and set up a season opener against Haskell next Saturday at home.
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Hank Anderson
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Army Beats Furman 13–0 in Tough Stadium Battle
WEST POINT N Y AP A Furman University eleven from Greenville South Dakota gave Army Cadets a bitter contest at Michie Stadium Saturday before surrendering 13 to 0. The well trained southern eleven fought the Cadets to a standstill most of the game and scored in the third quarter.
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Gophers Fall To South Dakota State 12 0 In Open
Minnesota struggled early and late in a 12 to 0 loss to South Dakota State before 17 000 in Minneapolis. Francis Lund scored by sweeping left end for the Gophers only touchdown with Manders filling in at end and delivering a key drive in the final period.
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Gophers
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Arie Mucks
Wisconsin
Colin McDonald
George Simpson
Wisconn
Guernsey High Baseball Beats Malcolm in Return Game
Guernsey high school defeated Malcolm 11 to 3 in a Thursday afternoon game. Schmidt pitched for Guernsey with nine strikeouts while Tearberry Schultz and Gross worked for Malcolm allowing eleven runs and eight hits.
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Various college football scores from West and South regions
A compiled list shows West division results including USC 20 over Washington State 0, Utah 44 over Colorado College 6, Brigham Young 38 over Western State 6, and Texas Christian 53 over Daniel Baker 6. South results feature Baylor 32 over St. Wilberforce 33 and Texas Christian 53 over Daniel Baker 6.
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William and Mary Upset Navy 6-0 on Sturdy Start
In Annapolis Maryland a William and Mary stub born eleven stunned Navy 6 to 0 marking the Virginians first win over the sailors in seven meetings. Palese scored on a fourth down run from the Navy 20 yard line setup by La Crox and a 15 yard return by La Crox after a line surge. Halligan failed the kick.
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Beloit Opens Season with 32 0 Win Over Dubuque
Beloit college defeated Dubuque university 32 to 0 as Beloit dominated with 14 first downs while Dubuque managed only two. Bob Jaggard saw extensive action as 25 Beloit players played in the game. Gach scored the first touchdown followed by Hernon Kaufman Samuels and Fitzgerald extending Beloit's lead.
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Ind
Purdue University
Big Ten
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Boilermakers
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Kaufman
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Pitt Panthers Run Up 40 Point Victory Over WVU
Pittsburgh's Panthers crushed West Virginia 40 to 0 in Morgantown. The win featured orthodox line smashes, power plays into the tackles, and quick slants at the flanks for the decisive shutout.
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