Pam Barton Wins U S Women's Golf Title In Sweep
Pam Barton, 19, London redhead and British champion, defeated Maureen Crews 4 and 3 in the fortieth National championship at Canoe Brook. Barton built a five hole lead after 27 holes and sealed the match with a 30-foot birdie putt on the 33rd, continuing her Anglo-American sweep in 1936.
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Notre Dame Triumphs Over Carnegie Tech 21 to 7
Notre Dame Cincinnati beat Carnegie Tech 21 to 7 with touchdowns by Miller Danbom and Joe O’Neill. Danbom broke for a 62 yard run for the second score, Puplis added two extra points, and Henrion kicked the first extra. The game featured substitutions on both sides and a formal lineup listing.
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Michigan State Stuns Michigan in Rough Rivalry Showdown
Michigan State defeats Michigan 70 to 21 in a noisy clash. Key players listed include Gaines, Sweet, Pingel for Michigan State and Everhardus, Phillips, Ritchie for Michigan. Officials included Lee Daniels from Loyola and P Maxwell from Ohio State.
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Davis sparks USC 26 to 0 victory over Oregon
USC, led by quarterback David Davis, defeated Oregon 26 to 0 before 35,000 in Los Angeles. Davis scored twice and rushed 113 yards in 23 plays, as Don Keller and Nick Pappas added touchdowns. Oregon’s Halle Giovanini stood out on the line for the Webfoots.
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Nebraska crushes Iowa State 34 to 0 in showdown
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman who scouted the battle called it the best Nebraska team he ever saw. The Huskers dominated the Cyclones with a convincing 34 to 0 victory.
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Indiana Opens Season with 38 0 Win Over Centre
Indiana University defeats Centre 38 to 0 in Bloomington as Bo McMillan fielded 36 players. The Hoosiers dominate with 473 rushing yards 16 first downs to 3 and three touchdowns in the final period including a 73 yard pass by Huffman and two scores by Oliver.
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Duke Defeats South Carolina 21 to 0 in Columbia
Elmon Honey Hackney led Duke to a 21 point win over South Carolina as the Blue Devils earned their third straight victory. A tight first half gave way to Hackney’s second quarter rushing TD from the South Carolina 10 yard line.
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Vanderbilt Tops Chicago 37 to 0 with swift interceptions
Vanderbilt dominated Chicago, scoring on eight touchdowns led by Agee Hollins and Ford. Franklin added a key interception return, Plasman converted the only extra point, and Worley, Brown, Noel helped the offense rack 311 rushing yards to Chicago's 60 before injuries slowed Ned Bartlett.
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Marquette Triumphs Over Badgers 12–6 in State Classic
Marquette University's Golden Avalanche used a strong passing attack to beat Wisconsin 12 to 6 before 32,000 spectators in Madison. Art Guepe and the Guepe twins sparked two Marquette touchdowns, while Buivid connected on multiple passes. Wisconsin's lone score came in the third period as Edwards Jankowski and mates advanced, but Marquette held on for the victory.
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Lawrence Triumphs Over Cornell 7-0 in Hard Fought Game
Lawrence defeats Cornell 7 to 0 after defensive stand and late drive. Peterson and Knudson spark the offense with key runs. Lawrence gains 11 first downs to Cornell's eight as the game concludes with Walker scoring and Lawrence sealing the win.
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Lou Little Leads Columbia Lions to 34 0 Win Over Maine
Lou Little unveiled Columbia’s 1936 squad before 7000 at Baker Field. The Lions overwhelmed a smaller Maine team 34 to 0 with most points by the varsity, while the second stringers failed to score.
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Northwestern Beats Iowa 18 to 7 in Big Ten Clash
Northwestern defeats Iowa 18 7 as the Wildcats dominate the line and pressure Hawks unable to sustain drives. Iowa relies on passing early but stalls, while Northwestern adds a safety and a late touchdown as Don Nelson adds the extra point.
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Northwestern Tops Iowa On Aerial Play In Big Ten Duel
Northwestern defeats Iowa 14 6 with Geyer scoring a TD and Adelman adding a TD while Balazs nets a safety for Iowa. Simmons scores Iowa s lone TD and Nelson adds the extra point. Defensive miscues and fumbled punts mark the rough finish as both squads show strengths and flaws.
Ohio State Dominates New York U 60 to 0
Ohio State routs New York University 60 to 0 with Jumpin Joe Williams carrying for a TD. Nick Wasylik adds a 76 yard punt return for a score and the Bucks add three more in the third period and two in the fourth as they complete 11 of 23 passes for 227 yards and run for 168.
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Missouri Opens Season With 20 To 0 Triumph
Missouri University opened its 1936 intercollegiate football season with a 20 to 0 victory over Cape Girardeau Teachers in Columbia. The Tigers added most of their points in the third quarter as the defense shut out the visitors.
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State Teachers Down Grinnell 24 0 in 1936 Opener
Iowa State Teachers College football romped past Grinnell College 24 0 at Sloan Wallace Field. McCabe and Gnagy scored two touchdowns each aided by a 27 yard pass and a kickoff return. Gragin kicked extra points as the Panthers opened the season with a dominant aerial and ground attack.
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Illinois Defeats Washington 13-7 in tribute game
Illinois defeats Washington 13 to 7 with a late fourth quarter goal from the 3 yard line. After the game a tribute honored late George Huff athletics director as the flag lowered to half mast and the Illini band formed a G on the field.
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Columbia blanked Iowa Wesleyan 26 to 0 in opener
In Dubuque Columbia College defeated Iowa Wesleyan 26 to 0 in the Iowa conference opener. Captain Leary scored two touchdowns on passes, with McDonald and Kehoe adding one each. Columbia produced three scores in the second period and one in the final period, overpowering the visitors.
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Ad Hoc College Football Scores From Various Contests
A long list of football results across colleges and universities shows wide margins and varied opponents. Notable outcomes include Harvard routing Amherst 38 to 6, Penn State routing Muhlenberg 45 to 6, and Trinity defeating Rouen 27 to 0. Several other games feature close scores, blowouts, and multiple institutions such as Rutgers, Maryland, Boston College, New Hampshire, and Williams among others.
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Fitzsimmons Halts Yankees Until Crosetti Breaks through
In a tense late inning, Fitzsimmons silenced the Yankees until Crosetti hit a two-out, tumbling infield single that scored Powell for the go ahead run. The Giants endured a shaken moment when Crosetti’s ball spun from Fitzsimmons glove, but defense held as Malone and Moore finished the ninth with the Yankees empty at the plate.
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North Carolina Defeats Tennessee 14-6 in Chapel Hill
UNC scored seven points in each of the first two periods and held off a late Tennessee rally to win 14 to 6 before 11 000 fans in Chapel Hill.
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