Cornell Romps 14-0 Over Ripon in Muddy Tilt
Cornell’s Purple line dominated the Midwest titleholder Ripon, racking up a 14 to 0 victory as Jim King and Walt Haloupek led sustained drives. Ripon stalwarts were bottled up by a stout Cornell defense, with Scalissi limited and Geller recovering a fumbled punt to halt Ripon threats.
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Dick Geller
Traveling Terry Reeled 35000 Miles With Giants Teams
General Manager Bill Terry has journeyed across the country covering 35000 miles to supervise New York Giant farm clubs and oversee training operations.
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Whirlaway wins Gold Cup at Belmont in record earnings
Whirlaway defeats Alsab by three quarters of a length in the $25,000 added jockey club gold cup at Belmont Park. The victory pushes Whirlaway over $511,000 in career earnings, the first horse to reach the half‑million mark. Jockey Georgie Woolf also wins with Occupation for John March, earning $57,890 in the futurity.
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St Marys Cadets Beat UCLA 18 to 7 In Navy Pre Flight
In Los Angeles the St Marys pre flight cadets powered to an 18 7 victory over UCLA. Vic Bottari and Frankie Albert each led separate Navy squads as Bottari scored early and Newquist added a second quarter plunge. Dale Gentry closed the half with a 40 yard catch and score while Waterfield and Smith connected for a fourth quarter Bruins score.
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Fall picnic season sustains through Iowa state parks
October brings park goers back with wood fires and harvest meals while wildfowl lovers anticipate prime duck season. Coast Guard rules affect boaters over 16 feet on Missouri and Mississippi rivers, and quail census starts Oct 1 with officers aided by sportsmen. Farm ponds and pond design details cited for livestock, water supply, and recreation. Starlings surge in flocks, urging careful identification and shooting if needed.
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Ohio State Romps For Lead Then Holds On
Ohio State rallies through a 91 yard drive to go up 13 0 as Fekete scores from the three. Indiana narrows the half with a Hillenbrand to Saban TD and the Hoosiers lead 21 7 after three. In the fourth period Fekete 44 yard TD and Lynn earlier interception set OSU up for a late score in a 32 27 win.
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Michigan defeats Michigan State 20 to 0 in rivalry game
Michigan dominates Michigan State 20 to 0 behind a second half running attack. Don Robinson and Paul White score on a 33 yard drive while Jim Brieske adds the extra point and later drives set up two more touchdowns. George Coitham fumbles to spark the final TD drive as Warren Yapp and Don Lund seal the win.
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Cougars Nip Oregon 7-0 On Homecoming
Washington State defeated Oregon 7-0 in Pullman as the Cougars limited the Webfoots to one first down while piling up 16. A 63 yard kickoff return and a six play drive ended with Bob Kennedy plunging in from the one as Lodos kicked the extra point.
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Duquesne Crushes Holy Cross 25 to 0 in Worcester
Duquesne University's Iron Dukes extended their winning streak by defeating Holy Cross 25 to 0 at Titonfield before 16,000 fans in Worcester Massachusetts.
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Pilgrim and Fidler Named Y M C A Sports Coaches
The Y M C A announces boxing coach Alex Fidler and wrestling coach Ralph Pilgrim for this winter's fitness program. Vidler will run boxing for ages 16 and up on Tuesdays 7 30 to 9 pm with Don Threlkeld coaching younger boys Mondays 4 15. Pilgrim will lead wrestling sessions Wednesdays 7 to 8 30 pm and plans to form a wrestling team.
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Hassett Fractured Thumb Sidelined in World Series
Bud Hassett of the New York Yankees suffered a fractured left thumb after being hit by a pitch while bunting in the first inning of the World Series game against the St. Louis Cardinals. He left the lineup and Gerry Priddy moved to first base for the rest of the game.
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Illinois piles up 67-0 over Butler in Memorial Stadium
Illinois backs manhandled Butler 67 to 0 at Memorial Stadium in Champaign to set scoring records. Don Griffin led with three touchdowns, Art Duselmeier two, and multiple teammates added scores as Illinois totaled 477 yards and 13 first downs while holding Butler to 46 rushing yards.
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Broncs Rally To 14-6 Victory Over Stanford Indians
In San Francisco at Niear stadium the Santa Clara Broncos used a repeated passing play to score twice and defeat the Stanford Indians 14 to 6. Tess Freitas connected with Ato Bouls for an 80 yard first quarter TD and repeated the same play in the fourth to seal the win.
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Auburn Beats Tulane 27-13 in Week Return
Auburn recovered from a prior defeat to Georgia Tech and defeated Tulane 27-13 before 25 000 fans. Key players include Weoh Gafford Jam Reynolds and Ts Irby leading the Phansmen while Alabama earlier scored four touchdowns against Tulane.
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Alabama Explodes Past Mississippi State Behind Russ Craft
Russ Craft, a senior halfback from Beach Bottom, Wo Va, sparked Alabama to a 21 to 6 victory over Mississippi State in Tuscaloosa. The win ends State’s conference losing streak since 1939 as Craft scored all three Alabama touchdowns after a scoreless first half before a crowd of 17,000.
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West Union Routs Waukon 8 0 for Second Upper Iowa Conference Win
West Union overwhelmed Waukon with a strong running and passing game to win 8 to 0 and secure their second Upper Iowa Conference victory. A first period score and a third period safety defined the game. Waukon’s star back Donald Stucks suffered a dislocated shoulder on the opening play and is expected to miss the season.
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Soph Back Leads Navy to 35-0 Victory Over Cavaliers
Navy dominated Virginia 35 to 0 in Annapolis as sophomore fullback Hillis Hume starred with two touchdowns in the third period including a 53 yard run. The Midshipmen secured their first win of the season behind a strong ground game and stout defense.
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Colgate Dominates Cornell 18-6 in Ithaca Comeback
Fullback Mike Micka shattered Cornell’s line and scored twice as Colgate defeated the Big Red 18-6 in Ithaca. It was Colgate’s first win over Cornell since 1919, marking a historic victory for the Raiders.
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Coe and Beloit tussle as Huskies battle Trojans to scoreless draw
A muddled game report details a scoreless tie between Washington and Southern California in a fierce defensive contest. Washington's new T formation showed promise against a stout Trojan defense, but repeated drives stalled inside USC territory.
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Calmar High Falls to Hawkeye 20 to 6
Special to The Gazette Calmar High was defeated by Hawkeye 20 to 6 on Friday night. Jordan led Hawkeye while Krysan and Huber stood out for Calmar in the contest.
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Hawks Face Hard Loss After Big Nebraska Show
Iowa City notes a 25-0 defeat to Great Lakes after a prior win over Nebraska. Coach Anderson praised the team despite the setback, highlighting improved play from fullback Chuck Aknes and others while detailing injuries to Forrest Masterson and BI Parker.
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Pitt Triumphs Over Southern Methodist 20-7
Pitt defeats Southern Methodist 20 to 7 in a tough out of conference gridiron game. The Panthers erase a prior setback to Minnesota and surge to victory with a strong second half performance.
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Fourth Sox-Cub Game Postponed
Chicago city baseball series fourth game postponed Saturday night. White Sox, aiming for a four straight over the Cubs, will play today at 2:30 PM at Wrigley Field.
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