Buckeyes Hold Off Kentucky For 19 6 Victory
Ohio State battles stubborn Kentucky 19 to 6 as QB Stanley Pincura leads a late third quarter surge. The crowd of 56,686 sees Ohio State dominate most of the game with three touchdowns to Kentucky’s lone score in the final period.
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Independence Holds Cedar Falls to Scoreless Tie
Independence and Cedar Falls battled to a 0-0 tie as Independence dominated time of possession and first downs. Jack Grant and Erwin Ehrke sparked the offense, driving to the Cedar Falls one foot line as the game ended, while Tol Jefson and Long led Cedar Falls on defense and threats.
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Rice Beats Duquesne In One Sided Game
Houston game report says Rice Owls defeated Duquesne 27 to 7 in a one sided contest. Rice scored two touchdowns in the final quarter with no Wallace present. Dukes only score came in the opening period.
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Cedar Rapids Horseshoe Club Travels to Cedar Falls
The Cedar Rapids Horseshoe Club team of eight travels to Cedar Falls for a 2 PM match. Cedar Falls has beaten the locals three times.
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Hawkeye Gridders Dominate South Dakota in Lopsided Win
Iowa Hawkeyes overpower South Dakota with rapid-fire scoring led by Simmons and Crayne. Crayne and Simmons break tackles, Crayne adds scoring runs and near-constant pressure. South Dakota battles hard but falls behind as Iowa turns miscues into points.
Hawkeyes Rout South Dakota 47 to 2 in Open Attack
Iowa opened strong as Halto m led a rushing attack that overwhelmed South Dakota. Simmons Crayne and Lamb sparked scoring drives while Haltom added a late field goal and a pivotal substitute surge to seal a 47 to 2 victory featuring multiple rookies and a dominant line performance.
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Waukon Defeats Monona 21 to 6 on Local Field
Waukon High School earned its fourth straight win by defeating Monona 21 to 6 on the local field. Monona was handicapped by injuries and playing four players short, while Waukon surpassed their earlier game in first downs. John Seibert injured early and replaced by William Connor. coach Howard Moffitt used the second team in the second quarter.
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Kansas State Fumbles Fall to Fort Hays State
In Manhattan Kansas State Wildcats, 1934 Big Six champions, were upset 3 0 by Fort Hays State of Hays Kansas. The game saw many fumbles andended with a surprising setback for the Wildcats after their Duquesne victory last week.
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Upper Iowa Trims Buena Vista Grid Team By 16 To 2
Upper Iowa defeated Buena Vista 16 to 2 on Parents Day as the Peacocks scored two touchdowns and a safety. Floyd Tate and Eischeid led the attack with Tate scoring twice and Eischeid adding a touchdown after a drive aided by a fumble recovery. Elscheid added the extra points via dropkicks. Buena Vista managed a safety in the second quarter and a late-fourth-quarter pass gain, but Upper Iowa dominated with 16 first downs to four.
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Moriarty Likely to Lose MLB Umpiring Job in 1936
Chicago report says Umpire George Moriarty faces removal from American League duties amid an investigation of profane language during a Cubs game. Commissioner Landis enlists review after Moriarty allegedly used vulgar terms, with past incidents cited in a looming disciplinary action.
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Coe Gridders Triumph 19 to 0 Over Dubuque
Coe College defeats Dubuque 19 to 0 after a drive from the 7 yard line. Martin runs to the 3 yard line and scores, Holtz blocks the extra point. Dubuque had six first downs to Coe's five, with several penalties contributing to the totals.
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Cornhuskers Triumph Over Iowa State in Classic Showdown
Nebraska defeats Iowa State 20 to 7 as LaNoue seizes a key rushing TD and Dohrmann blocks a kick to set up another score. Gustine and Scherer threaten for ISU but fumbles and clutch Nebraska defense derail attempts. Town State line holds strong against the Huskers with Hayes pressuring Nebraska runners throughout.
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Carnegie Gridders Fall to Irish 14-3 in Tough Duel
Notre Dame handed Carnegie the 14-3 defeat as the Irish ran 14 plays for 24 yards and four completed passes. Tech managed only four first downs and 14 total passing yards on 2 of 10 attempts, with three interceptions and one turnover.
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Navy Steams Past Mercer 27–0 in Rainy Saturday Clash
Navy's powerful varsity scored four touchdowns in the first half and rested substitutes as they defeated Mercer 27-0 before 8,000 fans in Annapolis. Navy led with two TDs in each of the first and second quarters, but a fumble-filled second half reduced scoring and kept Mercer without a first down in the opening period thanks to Bloodworth's backfield work.
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Harvard Eleven Beats Springfield 20 to 0
In Cambridge Harvard christened its new nongraduate coaching regime under Dick Harlow by a 20 to 0 victory over Springfield college. About 12,000 watched as substitute left halfback John Adzigan scored one of Harvard’s points in the debut of the Crimson.
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