Simpson Downs Coe 19-0 in Second Half Surge
Simpson Redmen overturn a tight first half to defeat Coe Kohawks 19 to 0 in a non conference battle at Indianola. Mills and Shupe scored early fourth quarter TDs followed by Parr as Hollen added the extra point. Wright powered the ground game and Coe’s early drives stalled by Redman defense.
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Loras Speed Power Beats Luther 28 0 in Home Victory
Loras college Duhawks overpower Luther Norsemen 28 to 0 for their 11th straight win. Loras rushes for 449 yards while Luther is held to 50. Parker scores on a 16 yard run early, Leonard adds two touchdowns, and Elliott converts. Third period safety and TD by reserves cap scoring.
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Iowa Beats Indiana In Slow Big Ten Showdown
Iowa stalls Indiana in a defensive struggle with Jagade scoring a 58-yard rush and a late TD to seal a 21 point margin. Indiana threats dimmed by interceptions and fumbles as Di Marco and Faske combine for key gains before Iowa pulls away in the second half.
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Washington rallies to defeat Carnegie Tech 14-6
Washington University erased a 6-0 halftime deficit to beat Carnegie Tech 14-6 before 6,800 fans in St. Louis. Chuck Eberle scored on a third quarter drive sparked by a 30-yard pass from Rawlings to Charley Winner, and Bill Gerstang added a fourth quarter touchdown after taking a pass from Rawlings on the Carnegie Tech 10-yard line.
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Citation Captures Gold Cup at Belmont Park in 3 21 3/5
New York AP reports Citation powered to victory in the $100,000 added Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont Park, completing two miles in 3:21 3/5 and decisively beating six rivals.
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Iowa City Tennis Final Today on University Courts
Final rounds of the Iowa City tennis tournament slated for today at the University varsity courts near the field house with rain contingency inside the armory. Saturday results include several quarterfinals and semifinals across men's singles and doubles, junior and girls events, leading to finals this afternoon.
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Rangers Sign Clint Albright For 194? season in Montreal
Frank Boucher coach of the New York Rangers stated that hockey star Clint Albright would leave the University of Manitoba to join the Rangers as left wing and report in Montreal on October 7.
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Iowa Falls 7 0 Loss to Indiana After Strong Fight
Indiana defeated Iowa 7 to 0 in Bloomington, praise from both camps followed a hard fought game. Coach Eddie Anderson praised his players for a spirited effort while Indiana coach Branch McCracken noted Iowa’s resilience and hinted at future tough battles. Captain Dick Woodard and guard Joe Grothus voiced mixed emotions but shared pride in the effort and potential.
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Peacocks top Wisconsin Tech 27 0 in Platteville
Upper Iowa University Peacocks defeated Wisconsin Tech 27 to 0 in Platteville. Key moments include Cecil Kelly to Bob Hall for an 11 yard score, Dale Kelly 12 yard run, Art Johnston 31 yard pass to Hall, and Dale Kelly return after an interception for a 48 yard TD. Corson added extra points.
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Penn, Dartmouth clash ends in 26-13 Penn win
Penn defeats Dartmouth 26-13 to begin Ivy title defense. Penn scores on four breaks including an interception return, a short kickoff, a blocked kick, and a late fumble by Dartmouth. Dartmouth, outmanned, marches 80 yards in 11 plays for its first score and 65 yards in five plays for its second.
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Army Disaster? Army Beats Lafayette 54 7 at West Point
West Point debris? Army's two platoon offense and defense overwhelmed Lafayette 54 7 before 20 123 spectators including Dwight D Eisenhower. Jim Cain sparked the Kaydets with 73 and 56 yard TD runs as Army rolls to win two straight and inch toward eastern supremacy. Quarterback Arnold Galiffa directed the T formation while the Leopards finally hit paydirt late against tired third and fourth stringers.
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Cornell Nips Middies 13 7 in Babe Ruth Stadium upset
Cornell defeated Navy 13-7 before 25,000 fans at Babe Ruth Stadium. Under new civilian head coach George Sauer, Navy, aiming to beat Cornell for a fourth straight time, saw Jeff Fleischmann score twice after interceptions by Reaves Baysinger.
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ON THE SECOND BOUNCE Oct 15 D-Day in Four Conferences
Northeast Iowa faces a quartet of big night showdowns on October 15 as unbeaten teams in four conferences collide. Postville targets Elkader’s 39 game streak, while Decorah and Oelwein meet for a pivotal Northeast Iowa clash. Montezuma, Tama, Maquoketa, and Manchester also loom, with high stakes in Wamac play and bragging rights across the region.
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Lawrence Power Routs Cornell 40-0 in Midwest clash
Lawrence College of Appleton Wisconsin crushed Cornell 40 to 0 as Forbush and Waas scored early and Spangenberg and Ristau added later for a decisive first half lead. Nielsen kicked four conversions while Cornell struggled to move the ball against the Viking defense led by Haas and Ristau.
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SBoya intercepted Herb Boegel and returned it 33 yards for a second touchdown as Nielson added his fourth conversion. The Hilltoppers then pressed to salvage some pride late in the game.
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Cornell Harriers Beat Lawrence in Midwest Cross Country
Cornell Harriers defeated Lawrence College 23 to 32 in a Midwest Conference cross country run at Mt. Vernon. Ben McAdam, a Rochelle Illinois junior, won the three mile race in 16 minutes, with Ralph Harris of Rock Island Iowa finishing second and Elsberry Lawrence taking third. The team had beaten Beloit a week earlier, and Drake is slated to compete at Mt. Vernon on Cornell Parents' Day Saturday October 9.
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