Nebraska Romps Iowa State 34 to 0 In Lincoln Debut
Nebraska's Sam Francis recovered a fumbled kickoff for a 9 yard TD to spark a 34 to 0 victory over Iowa State. Lloyd Cardwell scored three times and had a 37 yard run, while Cardwell, Harris Andrews and a 72 yard punt return propelled the Cornhuskers to a strong open to the Big Six. The Huskers totaled 184 rushing yards to 74 for Iowa State and held the Cyclones to six first downs.
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Simmons Breaks Through For 28 Yard Hawks Score
Vanston reports Iowa loses 18 to 7 at Dyche Stadium as Northwestern Wildcats dominate with a varied offense. Iowa struggles in the second quarter, surrendering sixteen points to the Purple attack while trying to forget the Big Ten title bid.
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Vanderbilt Defeats Chicago 37 to 0 in Big Ten Clash
Vanderbilt Commodores dominated Chicago Maroons 37 to 0 at Staggfield before 15 000 fans. Huggins sparked a 70 yard drive ending with Agee’s five yard score then Hollins added a 17 yard TD. Chicago failed to mount a sustained offense, fumbling critical plays late.
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Michigan State defeats Michigan in 21 to 7 clash
Michigan loses to Michigan State 21 to 7 as the Spartans pull away in the second half. John Pingel and Al Agett score for East Lansing while Agett adds an 82 yard run. State racked up 278 rushing yards and 16 passing yards to UM's 140 rushing and 11 passing.
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Notre Dame Cruises Past Carnegie Tech 21 7
Notre Dame over Carnegie Tech 21 to 7 in South Bend as Stevie Miller twice scored from within the ten yard line and Larry Danhom broke loose for 62 yards on a perfect play. The Irish opened their long schedule with a strong running attack and withstood Carnegie’s aerial attempts.
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Tulane Rises To Heights To Halt Auburn In 0-0 Tie
In New Orleans Tulane’s stout defense repelled Auburn’s fast backs Hitchcock Fenton and Kilgore to preserve a scoreless tie before 20 000 fans as the Greenies withstood repeated goal line stands and kept Auburn from scoring.
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Illinois Beats Washington 13 to 7 at Memorial Stadium
Illinois defeated Washington 13 to 7 in Champaign before 17 000 fans. Coach Zuppke used a second lineup then reintegrated his first team to win. Leo Stasica scored the opening touchdown while Spurgeson added the extra point.
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Army Powers Past Wash and Lee 28 to 0 in Opening
Army football overwhelmed Washington and Lee 28 to 0 before 12 000 at Michie Stadium. Monk Meyer led with two scores while backups played as coach Gar Davidson used second third and fourth stringers. Woodrow Wilson and Jimmy Craig contributed as Army rolled through the four quarters.
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Gehrig Crushes One as Yankees Edge Giants in World Series
Lou Gehrig belted a homer off Freddie Fitzsimmons to put New York ahead in the third game of the World Series, but the Giants rallied. Irving Hadley pitched well for the Yankees, and the laboring crowd of 64,000 saw a tight, well played contest.
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Mixed college football scores from regional games
A scrambled tally of football results across conferences listing scores for Northwestern Iowa Vanderbilt Indiana Ohio State Marquette Wisconsin Michigan State Illinois Washington Yale Cornell Columbia Maine Holy Cross Providence Lafayette Navy Colgate Ursinus Brown West Virginia Washington and Lee Seton Hall Williams Nebraska Iowa State Notre Dame Carnegie Tech Grinnell Kansas Washburn Lawrence Cornell Cape Girardeau Lake Forest Beloit Knox Tennessee Sewanee Tulane Alabama Kentucky V M I Duke South Carolina Washington State Stanford Montana State and other scattered matchups with uneven formatting and several OCR errors.
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Lawrence Triumphs Over Cornell 7-0 in Wisconsin
Special to The Gazette Appleton Wisconsin Lawrence college defeated Cornell college here Saturday by a lone touchdown near halftime. A punting duel and several fumbles dominated the third quarter before Lawrence finally punched in a score on a two yard run.
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Yale Hands Cornell 23 to 0 in Season Opener
In New Haven Yale, led by an experienced squad, blanked Cornell 23 to 0 after a scoreless first period. Sophomore Al Wilson of Loveland, Colorado kicked a field goal and converted two extra points, as Yale capitalized on sharp offense and alert defense.
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Northwestern Safety Finishes Iowa Play
In the fourth quarter Northwestern added two points via a safety after the Cats punted to the Hawks at the 18 yard line. Frank Balazs was lined up in tailback as the Old Golders executed the sequence.
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Ohio State Crushes New York U 60 to 0 in Opener
Ohio State defeated New York University 60 to 0 in Columbus before a record 72,948 fans. Jim McDonald led the attack as the Buckeyes opened the season with a dominant aerial and ground assault, rolling to one of the most lopsided openers in program history.
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Kansas Defeats Washburn 19 to 6 in season opener
In Lawrence, a green University of Kansas squad beat Washburn College 19 to 6 before about 6,700 fans including Governor Alf Landon. Kansas scored in the first and second periods, Washburn answered with a third quarter drive, and the Jayhawks added a final-period score to seal the win.
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