Detroit Tigers Win Fourth World Series Game 2 1 Over Cubs
Crowder pitched brilliantly for Detroit, holding Chicago to five hits as the Tigers beat the Cubs 2 to 1 in game four. Hartnett hit a second inning homer for the Cubs, while Carleton struggled with two innings yielding five hits. Crowder earned his first World Series win in three attempts, aided by an unusual sequence of errors and a sixth inning balk.
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Tex) Carleton
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Cornhuskers Pull Away To Beat Iowa State 20 To 7
Ames Iowa AP The Nebraska Cornhuskers overpower Iowa State 20 to 7 in their Big Six opener at State field. Nebraska gains fourteen first downs to three for Iowa State as Lloyd Cardwell Sam Francis and Jerry LaNoue star on offense. Francis scores the first TD, Cardwell adds a second with a 50 yard run, and the teams trade punts in a game subdued after the opening period.
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Marquette Smears Badger Eleven 33 to 0
Marquette University defeated Wisconsin 33 to 0 in Madison. Roy McMahon scored the first touchdown, ending a winless streak against the Badgers that dated to 1908. The Hilltoppers dominated on both ground and air as Wisconsin failed to threaten and saw two second half scores. An estimated 20,000 fans attended the season opener for Marquette and the Badgers’ second game.
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Purdue Beats Northwestern 7-0 Under Lights in Big Ten Opener
Purdue Boilermakers defeated Northwestern 7 to 0 in the Western Conference opener. The game featured the first Big Ten match played under artificial lighting. Purdue struck in the second period on a 52 yard touchdown run by Tom McGannon as about 30,000 spectators braved the cold.
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Cornell Teachers Tie in Scoreless Game at Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College and Cornell College battled to a scoreless tie in Cedar Falls Iowa The Purple defense held until the final minutes when Iowa State threatened reaching the Teachers five yard line McCabe Panther quarterback recovered a fumble to halt the drive Gragy and Champlin pinned the Purple back with long punts.
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Major college football scores from the Big Ten and beyond
A dense list of football scores across the Big Ten and other conferences. Notable results include Towa 47 over South Dakota 3, Marquette 33 over Wisconsin 0, Ohio State 19 over Kentucky 6, and Indiana 14 over Centre 6, with numerous other state, regional, and national matchups and scores.
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Cubs and Tigers Battle Amid Health and Luck in Series
Earl describes a tense pitching duel as Crowder and Carleton hold Cubs to three runs in two hours twenty eight minutes. Augie Galan misplays a fly, Jurges and Hartnett near misses loom large, Babe Ruth watches from the sidelines, and Clifton shines at third as Detroit leverages breaks while warning against Pers illness.
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Iowa Open Attack Wins Over Coyotes
Iowa Hawkeyes under Ossie Solem opened strong and overwhelmed South Dakota 47 to 2 at Iowa Stadium. The versatile offense featured new backfield combinations and a touchdown pass by Homer Harris. Oze Simmons showed his continued form as Iowa moved toward the Big Ten race with 83 yards through the air and 185 on the ground.
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KoHawks Display Powerful Defense Against Invaders
The KoHawks showcase a stifling defense led by Leo Lucas as they frustrate the opposition, limiting scoring chances and forcing turnovers in a dominant performance. Lucas anchors the interior and helps secure a decisive win on home court.
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Coe Crimson Bow to Irish. Notre Dame tops Tech 14 3
In a clash at Pittsburgh Notre Dame’s 14 to 3 victory over Carnegie Tech leapt them ahead, with Elmer Layden’s team rallying after a halftime deficit. Notre Dame outgained Tech 325 yards to 81 as Shakespeare and Wilke scored, while Tech fought hard but failed to break through Tech’s stout defense.
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Michigan State too strong for Michigan in 25 6 win
Michigan State defeated Michigan 25 to 6 before 24,000 fans at Michigan Stadium. State scored once in every period, with Art Brandstatter opening the scoring after a goal line stand. Michigan’s lone touchdown came on a fumble return setup and a late pass from Renner to Sweet. Colina added two State scores on returns and a late, 47 yard reverse by Agett sealed the victory.
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