Wolverines Edge Oregon 14-0 Behind Ortmann Passes
In Ann Arbor 65,800 fans saw Michigan top Oregon 14-0 as halfbacks Chuck Ortmann and Leo Koceski starred. Ortmann threw a 25 yard score to Dick Rifenburg, then Chuck Lentz set up a second TD with a long pass to Pete Elliott and a completion to Tom Peterson. Oregon threatened early and late but Michigan’s defense held, rewarding smart plays and a bit of luck.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
University of Oregon
West Coast
Wolverines
Oregon
Ortmann
Dick Rifenburg
Chuck Lentz
Lentz
Pete Elliott
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Allis
McNeill
Wisniewski
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Wahl
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Rollie A. Barnum
Wisconsin
Ralph Coleuse
Orian Landreth
Friends
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John R. McPhee
Oberlin
Hogan 7 Below Par Tie for Portland Open Lead
Ben Hogan fired a seven under par 65 to move into a tie for the Portland Open lead with Johnny Palmer at 203 after three rounds. Fred Haas Jr faded with a 71 to finish at 205 alongside Ed Oliver, while Cary Middlecoff stood at 207 and Vic Ghenzi at 208.
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Ore
Ben Hogan
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Hogan
Portland Country Club
Palmer
Fred Haas
New Orleans
Haas
Ed Oliver
Seattle
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Vic Ghengzi
Englewood
N. J
Arkansas 27-14 Victory Over TCU in Fort Worth
The Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Texas Christian University 27-14 in Fort Worth as Clyde Scott fueled the win with key scores and a pivotal second quarter TD. Arkansas capitalized on breaks, while 25,000 fans watched two undefeated Southwest Conference teams clash.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas Christian University
Clyde Scott
Razorbacks
Arkansas
Scott
Parkers
Louis Schaufele
Brown Kicks Late Goal Upsets Princeton
In Princeton New Jersey an underdog Brown team upset Princeton’s Big Three champions 23 to 20. Center Joe Condon kicked a 25 yard field goal with five seconds left in the final period to seal the comeback as Brown erased a 13 point deficit in Palmer Stadium before 26000 spectators.
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Princeton
N. J
Sunny Palmer Stadium
Joe Condon
Wyoming Cowboys Rout Colorado State 48-0 in Big Sky Clash
In Laramie Wyoming the Wyoming Cowboys powered to a 48-0 rout of Colorado State Saturday led by Leroy Pearce Walker Sonny Jones and Hardy Rollins as the home team dominated offensively and defensively.
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Laramie
Wyo
Leroy Pearce
Walker
Sonny” Jones
Hardy Rollins
Wyoming
Colorado State
Schroeder Advances to Pacific Southwest Final in Tennis
Ted Schroeder defeated Richard Gonzales in a tight three set semifinal 6-3 4-6 7-5 10-8 to reach the Pacific Southwest final. Parker also advanced after beating Eric Sturgess 6-3 6-4 6-8 9-7. Beverly Baker won the women’s semifinal against Dorothy Bundy Cheney 2-6 6-3 7-5 to meet Louise Brough in the final. Schroeder and Parker captured the men’s doubles title by sweeping Grooff Brown and Billy Sidwell 6-3 6-4 6-4.
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Los Angeles
Ted Schroeder
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Schroeder
Frank Parker Parker
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Beverly Baker
Santa Monica
Calif
Dorothy Bundy Cheney
Miss Baker
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Parker
Grooff Brown
Billy Sidwell
LSU Upsets Rice 26-13 in Houston Showdown
LSU toppled Rice Institute 26 to 13 before 29 000 in Houston. Louisiana State scored in every quarter and seized momentum with a blocked punt a Rice fumble and a timely interception. Zollie Toth sprinted 56 yards for a early Tigers lead as Rice tied it on a To bin Rote to Froggie Williams pass drive. Wren Worley blocked Keeney punt and LSU converted to regain the lead.
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Texas
Louisiana State
Rice Institute
Owls
Louisiana
Rice
Tigers
LSU
Tobin Rote
Bobby Lantrip
Rote
Froggie Williams
Wren Worley
Huey Keeney
Bill Schroll
Harvard Upsets Columbia 33-24 in Stadium Thriller
Harvard under new coach Art Valpey surged to a 33-24 upset over Columbia before 20 000 fans in Cambridge. The Crimson used a single wing attack with ball carriers scoring in every period except the third, signaling a strong bid for the mythical Eastern title.
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Mass
Harvard
Art Valpey
Columbia
Crimson
Valpey
Dick Harlow
Rutgers
UCLA Cruises Past Idaho 28-12 In Memorial Coliseum
UCLA dominated Idaho 28-12 before 21 024 fans at Memorial Coliseum. The Bruins built a 28-0 lead by the third quarter and then eased off as Idaho’s Vandals, energized by reserves, scored twice.
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Idaho
Memorial Coliseum
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Wisconsin Defeats Illinois 20-16 on Self Late TD
In Madison Wisconsin's Clarence Self plunged in from the two to seal a 20-16 win over Illinois with under three minutes left. Petruska set up the winner with a 49 yard kickoff return and a 28 yard pass to Bennett as Wisconsin moved to the Illinois 17.
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Clarence Self
Illinois
Bob Petruska
Badgers
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Tom Bennett
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Blackbourn
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Cox
Pinnow
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Evans
Radcliffe
Christensen
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Steser
Bafety
Schmidt
Macchde
Clutier Amana Lose In District Baseball Play
Barnes City eliminated Amana 3-1 in first round district baseball at Oakville. Cooper defeated Clutier 8-4 in the Roland district.
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Amana
Barnes City
Oakville
Cooper
Roland
Brooklyn Edges Phillies 5-4 in tough seven innings
Preacher Roe relieved Erskine to earn his 12th win as Brooklyn Dodgers rallied from a four run first inning lead. Roe yielded one hit in 3 2/3 innings, while Philadelphia’s Koecher took the loss.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Preacher Roe
Philadelphia Phillies
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Carl Erskine
Philadelphia
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Walker
Ol Rackley
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Heintzelman
Roberts
Umnires
Conlan
Stewart
Henline
Cardinals Blank Cubs 9-0 to Stay 2nd in NL Race
St Louis powered 13 hits with homers by Northey and Schoendienst to overpower Chicago 9-0 Saturday night. Hearn and Brazle combined for five shutout innings, while Borowy took the loss after a rough three-inning stretch.
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Chicago Cubs
Ron Northey
Chicago
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Hacker
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Hearn
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Habkee
Rush
Red Sox hand Yankees final defeat as Bearden loses bid
Bearden exits after striking out Eddie Mayo with 19th win of the year as the Red Sox topple the Yankees 5-1. Ted Williams hits his 25th homer with Pesky aboard in the first inning, while Kramer holds five hits over five innings. Yankees drop two games behind Cleveland with one to play.
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INS
Boston
Johnny Sain
Giants
Warren Spahn
Sain
Monte Kennedy
Bill Voiselle
Samn
Sam Webb
Spahn
Red Barrett
Jack Lohrke
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Mize
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Bearden
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New York Yankees
Jack Kramer
Cleveland
Ted Williams
Johnny Pesky
Wake Forest Upsets William and Mary for Southern Lead
Wake Forest defeated defending champ William and Mary 21 to 12 in Williamsburg to seize first place in the Southern Conference football race.
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Williamsburg
Wake Forest
William and Mary
Wildcats Suffering 28th Straight Loss in Cyclones Drubbing
Iowa State streaks past Kansas State 20 to 0 in Manhattan as Fleet Webb Halbert stars with two rushing scores and a 1115 yard kickoff, while Kansas State misfires on defense and fumbles. Relief end Sylvester Wilhelmi adds a late TD set up by Harold Nevins, and John Griffith connects for the pass. Halbert faced personal tragedy before the game, yet delivered the win for Iowa State in the Big Seven clash.
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Kan
Fleet Webb Halbert
Town State Cyclones
Kansas State College
Wildcats
Town State
Halbert
John Griffith
Sylvester Wilhelmi
Joe Brubaker
Friday Halbert
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Chaffee
Kansas State
Bob Angle
Iowa State
Harold “Nebs
Nevins
Ray Klootwyk
Klootwyk
Don Ferguson
Ross Estes
Gene Gill
Cyclones
Jim Foy
Griffith
Wilhelmi
Laun
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Wilhelm
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Whalen
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Estes
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Savage
Bryan
Yale Holds Off Connecticut 7-0 in Hard-Fought Game
New Haven UP says Yale finally subdued plucky University of Connecticut 7-0 on Saturday. Levi Jackson contributed the lone Yale score in the third quarter after a short pass from Tex Furse at the Connecticut 15. Ford Nadherny and Levi Jackson were held for three periods before breaking through.
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Yale
University of Connecticut
Levi Jackson
Ford Nadherny
Jackson
Tex Furse
Connecticut
Grid Results From Page One Includes Many College Scores
A long list of college football and basketball results appears with numerous teams such as East Norwich Mass Mass, Toledo Quincy Morningside Western Michigan Wabash Carroll Akron Kent State Arkansas Texan Christian Georgia Tech Tulane Alabama Florida A M Louisville Wake Forest Williams-Mary Tillotson Tougaloo Jackson Fort Calley Xavier Alabama Foly Louisiana Southern Methodist Texas Tech Mississippi Texas North Carolina Georgia Duke Tennessee Vanderbilt Hampton Virginia State Voorhees Tuskeree Abilene Christian Marshall Tennessee State Auburn Louisiana Tech Wayn Randolph Macon Mississippi Kentucky Rice Louisiana State Clemson North Carolina State Florida Tulsa Wyoming Colorado State Eastern Washington Montana State Oregon State Washington Calinia St. Marys Idaho Occidental California Agg Washinton State Stanford Bishop.
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Randolph Macon
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Rice
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Hich Paint
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Calinia
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Idaho
California Agr
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Fraicie View
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Notre Dame Dominates Pitt 40-0 in 63,000 Crowd
Notre Dame over Pitt 40 to 0 before a sell out 63,000 as Frank Tripucka and Emil Sitko sparked the Irish early. Lancaster Smith returns a punt 85 yards for a third-period scoring highlight. Frank Leahy uses 39 players in the rout, with Hart Sitko Spaniel and McKillip among the scorers.
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Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Panthers
Frank Tripucka
Emil Sitko
Frank Leahy
Lancaster Smith
Lebanon
Texas Rebounds To Rip New Mexico 47 0
The University of Texas rebounded from a prior loss to North Carolina to rout New Mexico 47-0 in Austin. Texas dominated with a strong ground game, scoring in all quarters except the third and amassing 383 rushing yards before a 31,000 crowd.
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New Mexico
Austin
Ins
University of Texas
North Carolina
University of New Mexico
Longhorns
Michigan State crushes Hawaii 68 to 21 before Notre Dame
Michigan State, at Macklin Stadium in East Lansing, overwhelmed Hawaii 68 21. The Spartans rolled to 437 rushing yards and 21 first downs while using 49 players in the rout as Hawaii tallied 306 passing yards and 13 first downs.
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East Lansing
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Michigan State
Notre Dame
University of Hawaii
Macklin Stadium
Spartans
Michigan
Hawaii
Rainbows
Clarence “Biggie” Munn
Olin Prep Baseball Beats Stanwood 9 to 7
Stanwood hosts Olin as the nine from Olin edges Stanwood 9 7. Steve Story doubled twice and singled for Olin while Richard Welty and Darrell Vernon added triples. Don Chamberlin led Stanwood with a triple and a single.
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Olin Prep
Tip Stanwood
Stanwood
Olin
Steve Story
Richard Welty
Darrell Vernon
Don Chamberlin
Cardinals Trade Remke For Siefert In Columbus Swap
The Omaha Cardinals announced they traded pitcher John Remke to Columbus for pitcher Ken Siefert. Both players had pitched for the Omaha Cardinal farm team this year.
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Omaha Cardinals
John Remke
Columbus
Ohio
Ken Siefert
Omaha Cardinal
Roosevelt Riders Stop Mt. Pleasant 12-0 For First Win
Roosevelt high Cedar Rapids defeated Mt. Pleasant high 12-0 to post its first victory of the season and hand Mt. Pleasant its first defeat. Captain Don West returned an 80 yard kickoff pass to set the opening score, and Keith Babcock recovered a fumble for a second TD midway in the third period.
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Roosevelt High
Cedar Rapids
Don West
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Roosevelt
Jack Dennis
Keith Babcock
Bob Peterson
Keith Nemmers
Peterson
Garand Wagner
Bears Run Over Gaels 20-0 in Berkeley
Cal, led by a powerful line, defeated St. Mary's Gaels 20-0 before 54,000 at California Stadium. The Bears scored on a Sarver reception, a blocked punt recovered in the end zone by Norm Pressley, and a fourth quarter drive capped by Paul Keckley after Tim Minehan interception.
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Big Jim Turner
Norm Pressley
Tim Minehan
Dick Jarvis
Paul Keckley
Jackets Sting Tulane 13-7 in SEC showdown
Georgia Tech beat Tulane 13 to 7 before 35 000 fans to stay undefeated in the Southeastern Conference. Fullback Frank Ziegler raced 53 yards for Techs first score as Bobby North added the extra point. Tulane tied it on Joe Ernsts one yard run and Fuel Daviss kick. Jimmy Southard then scored Techs final TD in the second period.
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Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
Tulane
Tech
Frank Ziegler
Greenies
Bobby North
Jackets
Joe Ernst
Fuel Davis
Jimmy Southard
Waupun Inmate Dies During Prison Football Game
Roosevelt Pace of Milwaukee, a 25 year old inmate at the state prison in Waupun, died Saturday during a prisoners football game.
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Waupun
Wis
Roosevelt Pace
Milwaukee
Teachers Beat Bulldogs in 6-0 Football Thriller
Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers edged Drake 6-0 as halfback Bobby Williams returned a 60 yard kickoff to the Drake five before Paul De Van punched in the decisive TD early in the third quarter.
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Cedar Falls
Bobby Williams
Iowa State
Drake
Williams
Paul de van
Justice Tarheels Triumph Over Georgia 21 to 14
ATHENS Ga UP Charley Justice led North Carolina to a 21 14 victory over Georgia Saturday in a slugfest. He rushed for three touchdowns in the second half as UNC followed up a win over Texas to cement its status among the nation’s football powerhouses.
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Charley
Choo-Choo
Justice
North Carolina
Georgia
Texas
Senators Rally Past Athletics 7-1 in Eight
Washington broke a tight pitching duel with a five run rally in the eighth inning to defeat Philadelphia Athletics 7-1. The win solidifies a strong late game surge for the Senators with key hits and timely scoring.
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INS
Washington
Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Alabama Ties Vanderbilt With Last-Second TD Pass
In Mobile Alabama and Vanderbilt played to a 14-14 draw as Ed Salem the sophomore quarterback threw a sharp pass to Jack Brown on the goal line with three seconds left Vanderbilt had scored twice covering 80 yards each before the late touchdown and extra point tied the game before 36000 fans at the Ladd Memorial Stadium.
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Ala
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Ladd Memorial Stadium
Vandy
Ed Salem
Jack Brown
Soph
Salem
Walker Sparks SMU Past Texas Tech, 41-6
Doak Walker leads SMU to a 41-6 victory over Texas Tech in Dallas. The Mustangs dominate with a 13-0 halftime score and add four touchdowns after the break before a 23,000 capacity crowd.
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SMU
Texas Tech
Dallas
Texas
INS
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Doak Walker
Red Raiders
Mustangs
Duke and Volunteers Play Even in Dreary Tie
Duke and Tennessee, once powerhouses, battled to a 17-7 tie before 22,000 fans in Durham.
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Durham
N.C
Duke
Tennessee
Minor Leagues Season Update
In American baseball's minor leagues, the association lists players including Paul and Colm in the latest standings and rosters. The report notes ongoing development, with clubs adjusting lineups and evaluating prospects for future call-ups.
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