Speedy Yellow Jackets Upset Notre Dame 13 6 in Leahy's 1st Loss
Georgia Tech shocked Notre Dame 13 to 6 as Frank Leahy suffered his first defeat in 22 games. Eddie Prokop set up the opening score with a 14 yard pass, Pat McHugh plunged in for the TD, and Ralph Plaster added the extra point. Tech’s defense twice intercepted and limited the Irish, who battled back in the final quarter.
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George Manning
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Creighton
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Mello
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Charles Carey
Michigan State
Hugh McCullough
Oklahoma
Mucha
Eddie Anderson
Minnesota Seeks Narrow Win as Daley Sparks Duel
Daley led a late Minnesota rally with a 30 yard run after a fumbled kickoff near midfield. Frickey and Fisher teamed on a return and touchdown, while Gage’s conversion put Cadets ahead briefly as the Gophers clung to a winning streak in a rugged line duel.
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Fort Riley Rolls Over Kansas State in Memorial Stadium
Fort Riley cavalry replace training center Centaurs de the Kansas State Wild Teel a football game at Memorial Stadium in Manhattan Kansas. The report notes the clash Saturday with Fort Riley routing Kansas State in a decisive college football matchup.
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Wisconsin Rolls Past Marquette 35 to 7 in Big Win
Wisconsin delivered a potent aerial attack for four touchdowns by end Dave Schreiner and a late strike by Elroy Hirsch as the Badgers defeated Marquette 35 to 7 before 35,000 fans. Jack Wink and Marlin Harder connected for scores, with Hörsch adding a 20 yard dash through the line as Wisconsin surged in the second period.
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Harry Kelly
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Webb
Nittany Lions Sprint to 14 7 Victory Over Bucknell
Penn State defeats Bucknell 14 to 7 after Earl Brown breaks for a 79 yard TD in the third quarter. Bucknell opened on a 19 yard pass from Chet Podd, Penn State tied on a 15 yard end run by Larry Joe in the second quarter.
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Various College Football Scores From The East And Midwest
Summary of numerous college football results across regions with teams such as Kenyen Blufften Penn Military Hartwick Maryland Lakeharat Buffalo St Lawrence Colgate Cornell Army Lafayette Carnegie Tech Westminster Hamilton Rutgers Vermont Gettysburg Western Maryland Maine Conn Mass State Hiram Williams Princeton Fort Riley Kansas State North Carolina South Carolina Wake Forest Texas A&M Texas Tech Rice LSU TCU Arkansas Oklahoma Alabama Mississippi State Milwaukee Teachers Slippery Rock Carthage Valparaiso Danville Normal Wartburg Wisconsin Tech LaCrosse Platteville St Norbert Adolphus Citadel Presbyterian Western Kentucky Findlay and more noted with various win loss tallies and scores.
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Anamosa Blue Raiders Roll Past Maquoketa 24 to 0
Anamosa led by Howard Shorty Larson defeated Maquoketa 24 to 0 on their home field, extending the unbeaten streak to 41 games, three shy of the state record. Larson caught passes from Hohn for two TDs, Honn threw for another and Miller scored a TD after a punt return.
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Jake Honn
Slug Miller
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Honn
Miller
Stan Sosnouski
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Wilkinson
Sinkey
Beardsley
Hoffman
Bowman
Army Beats Lafayette 14-0 in Second-Quarter Sprint
Army defeated Lafayette 14 to 0 at West Point with a 72 yard sprint by Ralph Hill in the second quarter and a four yard plunge by Hank Mazur to cap a 39 yard march. A crowd of about 7,000 witnessed the game.
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Williams Upsets Princeton 19-7 in Palat Stadium Rally
Williams halves spark first win over Princeton as Gunnar Hayes returns a punt 59 yards for a TD and connects on a 56 yard pass to Pat Higgins for another. The Tigers led 7-6 at halftime but were outplayed after the break.
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Tigers
Iowa
Hawkeye
Hawks
Dick Hoerner
Cards Face Borowy as World Series Plays Out
The St Louis Cardinals lean on rookie Hank Borowy for key innings while Max Lanier or Mort Cooper may start. Saturday’s gate split with the U S O funds. players receive 51 percent totaling 136260.27 and the U S O charity gets 130916.73.
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Hank Borowy
Fordham University
Cardinals
Max Lanier
Mort Cooper
U.S.O
World of sports chatter and names in a sprawling column
A wide-ranging sports column mentions Rollie Hemsley and Frankie Crosetti as rivals, 1932 Series notes, Iowa Hawks players, coaching shifts, Derby favorites Count Fleet Slide Rule Occupation, Craig Wood golf, Umpire Jim Masker's long career, and site-specific anecdotes from Columbia football to Yankee World Series plans and stadium logistics.
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Frankie Crosetti
Yankee
Hemsley
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Yanks
Theron Thomson
Immaculate Conception
Iowa
Hawk
Waddy Davis
Bill Terry
Giants
Fritz Crisler
Michigan
Fritz
Bob Westfall
Bob Wiese
Jamestown
N. C
Johnny Mize
New York Giants
Count Fleet
Ocean Wave
Craig Wood
Marine Corps
Roy Culienbine
Johnny Hopp
Hopp
Seahawk Harriers Beat Cornell In Tight Cross Country Meet
MT VERNON Iowa pre flight Seahawks defeated Cornell 32 to 23. Campbell Kane former Indiana star led the Seahawks with Ellingbae second and Orms third for Cornell. Dave Clutterham was out with the flu weakening Cornell's lineup.
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Northwestern Sub Kicker Delivers 3-0 Win Over Texas
Northwestern 3 Texas 0 as guard Al Pick, in his second game back, kicks a 20 yard field goal with six minutes left. Texas star Jackie Field shows spark with 94 rushing yards. Northwestern edges Texas in a tight defensive battle.
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Roy Dale McKay
Jack Freeman
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Tipton Wins Third Straight Over Monticello 90-7
Tipton high Tigers roll past Monticello 90-7 in a game highlighted by Bud Willer passing and strong defense from John Naber. Monticello backfield stars Pete Hall and Milton Reiken struggled, while Tipton’s scorers included John Wilson Bert Buchanan and Willer on a Katz pass.
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John Wilson
Bert Buchanan
Paul Katz
Willert
Sam Ranier
Griffith
Tulsa Golden Hurricane blank Oklahoma Sooners in Skelly Stadium
Tulsa's Golden Hurricane relied on a passing attack to defeat the Oklahoma Sooners 23 to 0 before about 12 000 fans at Skelly Stadium.
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Golden Hurricane
University of Oklahoma Sooners
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Nebraska defeats Iowa State 6 to 0 in Big Six clash
Nebraska, rebounding from a prior loss, opened a passing attack to beat Iowa State 6 to 0 before 14,000 in Lincoln. Wally Hopp nearly scored on an 80 yard interception return but stepped at the one foot line. Randall Salisbury scored the deciding touchdown.
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Nebraska
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Nest
Billy Harrell
Alabama
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Great Lakes
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William and Mary routs Virginia Tech 21 to 7 in Blacksburg
William and Mary rolled to a 21 to 7 victory over Virginia Tech before 9,000 fans as the Indians powered to their third win of the season in Blacksburg Virginia.
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Virginia Tech
Great Lakes Overpowers Iowa In Heavyweight Showdown
Great Lakes defeats Iowa with a dominant line and powerful backs led by McCullough Popov and Sweiger. Iowa struggles offensively under tough weather as Hoerner and Sweiger key drives push the Sailors past the Hawkeyes.
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Radovich Tee
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