Northwestern Halts Purdue 21-0 in Windy Northwestern Stadium
Northwestern stunned Purdue 21-0 as Captain Sarkisian starred on defense and offense. Quarterback Gordon Worthington and Ed Tunnicliff contributed scoring plays while Purdue failed to complete a pass in the windy conditions before 47,000 fans.
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Neil Schmidt
Purdue
Worthington
Aschenbrenner
Northwestern
Don Burson
E-Zurelert
Thomas
Hagmann
Stoneer
T—Lawle
Maddock
G—Nemeih
Wietecha
Parsegian
Day
Anderson
Panter
C—Sarkisian
Petter
Miller
Tunniclif
Pa—Archenbrenner
Auiler
Worth- Purdue
Worth- PURDUE (#). —Sebastian, Hesic, Jeffery, Grimenstein
Schee Fraps
Covetee
Tunnicliff
Irene
Farrar
Bolts' Williams suffers broken neck vertebra
Franklin sophomore and Thunderbolt halfback Robert Williams sustained a compression fracture of the sixth cervical vertebra in a Friday night game versus Wilson. The injury was confirmed by Saturday X rays. he is convalescing at St Luke's Hospital in fairly good condition.
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Robert Williams
Franklin
Thunderbolt
Franklin-Wilson
Williams
Louis Williams
Seventh Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wilson
Iowa
Chicago
Notre Dame
LaSalle Street
Eddie Anderson
Duke Slater
Buck Shaw
San Francisco 49Ers
Roger Kiley
Chet Wynne
Johnnie Mohardt
O. J. Larson
Hank Anderson
Hawkeyes
Hal Shoener
Shoener
49Ers
Chicago Rockets
Indians Clinch Tie With 8-0 Victory Over Tigers
Cleveland routs Detroit 8 to 0 to secure at least a tie for the American League pennant and boost World Series odds with Boston. Gene Bearden earned his 19th win as Larry Doby collected four hits, while Joe Gordon Eddie Robinson and others contributed in support. If Boston loses or rain delays, Cleveland could clinch the title with a win later today.
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Cleveland
INS
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Tigers
Gene Bearden
Larry Doby
Bob Feller
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Boston
New York
Lou Kretlow
Williamsport
Kretlow
Bearden
Doby
Joe Gordon
Eddie Robinson
Jim Hegan
Lou Boudreau
Gordon
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Ken Keltner
Robinson
Mitchell
Lf Proson
Sschell
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Outlaw
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aRiebe
Clevelan Coe
E—Mullin
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Groth
Berry
Lipon
Vico
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Lpbs
DeguNs
Eeuiend Oo
Etro
Trout
Quermire
Baik
McKinley
Ummers
Grieve
Associated ‘ Press
Wirephoto
TIGER
Pat Mullin
Dick Wakefield
Tribe
Indiana Defense Stalls Iowa in 7-0 Scarlet Win
Iowa and Indiana opened the Big Nine clash with a defensive ground game as Indiana seized a 7-0 victory. Taliaferro and Jagade drove the Hoosiers, while Hawkeyes DiMarco connected on nine of 23 passes. Hoff and Faske contributed for Iowa before Faske left with an injury.
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Loomington
Ind
Iowa
Wisconsin
George Taliaferro
Harry Jagade
Hawkeyes
Jagade
Indiana
Standings and schedule for American League today
Final games today feature New York at Boston with Porterfield and Dobson in pitchers. St Louis visits Chicago as Sanford Garver, Detroit at Cleveland, Washington at Philadelphia. Saturday results show New York 8 Boston 1 Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 5 St Louis 9 Chicago 0. Boston hosts New York Hogue Jones Coal. others include Philadelphia Thompson at Brooklyn Barney. Pittsburgh Riddle at Cincinnati Vander Meer. Chicago Schmitz at St Louis Brecheen.
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Dobson
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Garver O
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Wight
Gumbert Deroit
Newhouser
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Feiler
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Scarborough
Philadelphia
Marchildon
L. G.B
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ribo
Hogue
Jones Coal
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Barney
Fittsburch
Riddle
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L Pet
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Philadelphis
Baston
Pames
Hiladelphia
Kansas Beats Colorado 40-7 in Big Seven Opener
Lawrence Kansas. The Kansas light speedy team outweighed by 10 pounds per man passed and ran Colorado silly Saturday in belting the Buffs 40-7 in the Big Seven opener for both teams. The Kansas offense dominated from start to finish, leveraging speed and passing to overwhelm Colorado.
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Lawrence, Kans
Kansas
Colorado
Buffs
Indiana Routs Iowa 7-0 Behind Jagade Third Quarter Burst
Indiana's veteran fullback Harry Jagade sparked a 30 yard third quarter touchdown run and key gains to upset Iowa 7-0 before 25,000 in Bloomington. Dick Woodard anchored Iowa’s defense with standout center play, halting taliaferro and energizing the Hawkeyes as Faske gained 89 yards on 15 carries for Indiana.
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Longley
Bob Longley
Iowa
Harry Jagade
Indiana
Pat Harmon
Bloomington
Ind
George Taliferro
Jagade
Wisconsin
Mearl Naber
Ron Headington
Taliaferro
Woodard
Di Marcos Passing Sparks Evenly Played Iowa Marquette Clash
In a tight game both teams posted 121 yards in the first half with Indiana at 91 and Iowa 73 in the second. Falke gained 89 yards, Jagade totaled 58 in late third quarter bursts but shed 18 yards overall. Taliaferro produced five punt returns for 50 yards and 112 receiving yards as Iowa reached the 29 and 28 yard lines before stalling near the 38.
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Jagade
Indiana
Iowa
Falke
Taliaferro
Wide College Grid Results Across Conferences
A sprawling roundup lists scores from multiple conferences and campuses. Highlights include Roosevelt and Simpson in late-season matchups, Indiana and Iowa both with narrow leads, and Michigan State rolling past Hawaii while many other schools post decisive wins or losses across the Midwest and East.
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