Notre Dame Beats Georgia Tech 17 14 After Fourth Quarter Stand
Notre Dame, 17, withstands a late Georgia Tech surge to win 17 to 14. John Bosch led Tech's late drive while Notre Dame built a 17 point lead before Art Lipps, Lou Zontini and Bill Kerr contributed key plays to seal victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Bosch
Ison
Ector
Wide NCAA Scores Span North to South and Midwest
An extensive list of college football and basketball scores crosses the nation. Teams from Ohio Wesleyan to Wisconsin and from Massachusetts to California posted varied results in recent games, with high totals for some and close finishes for others.
Duck Blind Construction Tactics From Jim Robinson
Practical tips on concealing duck blinds to match surroundings. Build shore hides from local materials such as rushes cat tail brush or grasses and weave rice straw into mesh for camouflage. Use rafts on large waters, keep fringe untrimmed, and ensure height allows shooting while remaining hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Robinson
Middle Western
Jean
Iowa Beats Indiana 32 29 In Kinnick Thriller
Iowa and Indiana traded scores as Kinnick led a late drive, Harris caught a yard gain, and Maddox and Ankeny entered for substitutions. Final score Iowa 32 Indiana 29 after a tense finish with injuries and replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Hursh
Dean
Gilleard
Iowa
Tipmore
M. Dumke
Indiana
Kinnick
Maddox
Ankeny
Vollenwelder
Alabama Nips Fordham 7 to 6 at Polo Grounds
Alabama edged Fordham 7 to 6 before 41 454 at the Polo Grounds. Sophomore Jimmy Nelson scored the Tide’s first quarter touchdown and Sandy Sanford added the extra point to seal the win, Fordham’s first loss to a southern team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Sandy Sanford
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Fordham
Polo Grounds
Rams
Jimmy Nelson
Eam
Sanford
Wolverines Rally To Dominate Spartans In First Half
Michigan harnessed Tom Harmon Paul Kramer and Bob Westfall to score four times in the opening period overpowering Michigan State. Harmon set up drives with runs and passes while Eastadas Evashevski connected on two TD passes. State struck back with a Batchelor interception return and a long TD pass to Davis, but Michigan led decisively by halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverines
Spartans
Tom Harmon
Paul Kramer
Bob Westfall
Fina
Michigan
Westfall
State
Harmon
Kramer
Forest Evashevski
Bill Melzow
Spartan
Wolverine
Bill Batchelor
Bill Kennedy
Wyman Davis
Davis
Michigan State
Prudg
E. Blackburn Payiile
Ower
Vissecs
Rockenbach Kodroe
Batchelor Jukur
Tee Nicholson
Kinek Evashevak
Klewicki Kromer
Crosthwaite Harmon
Pearce
Asher
Michigan Teeccestenseeet
Kromer
Evashevski
Batchelor
Melzow
Mielsen
Ttt
Ketsko
Ds. Pogor
Abdosehen
Derrickson
Boe We Kennedy
C. Klew
H Gee Harane
Remi
Aylor
Hlinois
BR. W. Finsterwald
Obio University
Iowa and Indiana Battle Through Four Quarters
In a windy game Captain Prasse led Iowa against Indiana. Indiana built a lead early with a 18 point run but Iowa surged back with Kinnick and Prasse combining for multiple scores. The final period saw Iowa narrow the gap before Indiana held on for the win.
Carnegie Tech Beats Temple 6-0 in Stiff Challenge
Carnegie Tech defeated Temple University 6 to 0 before 15 000 fans in Philadelphia. Merlyn Condit connected with George Muha for a 13 84 yard early first quarter TD as the Tartans held off Temple's late drive on their own 47 yard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Carnegie Tech
Temple University
Temple
Merlyn Condit
George Muha
Tartans
Sigourney Eleven Dominates Keota 26–0 in State Grid Clash
Sigourney defeated Keota 26 to 0 at Keota. Joe Korf opened scoring with an 18 yard run in the first. Don Pfaff added a one yard TD in the second quarter after a 92 yard drive. Bud Klein Schmidt added two extra points. Bill Edmundson scored from three yards early in the fourth. Pratt closed the scoring with a 27 yard sprint. Keota threatened late before the half and again in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Prasse
Iowa
Prasse
Indiana
Hoosiers
Indiana Tofil
Walker Tofil
Tofil
Zimmer
Walker
Hursh
Hawkeye
Coupee
Gallagher
Hawkeyes
Herbert
White
Kinnick
Bush
Green
Bunk
Frasse
Minnick
Harris
Herbert Ost
Brooks
Couppee
Towa
Enich
Ankeny
Couphee
Dumke
Town
Hawkins
Luebcke
Murphy
Bringle
Tollefson
Inediana
Hoosier
Jone
Presse
Smith
Chack
McGuire
Mike Dumke
Marsh
Tipmore
Galeard
Kinnicke
K. Smith
Kursh
Rucinski
Sturphy
Rucinik
Ham" Snider
Tip
Kinick
Bill_ Green
Evans
Tipmore At Quarterback Forndiana
Diehl
Dean
Indians
Tofilo
Rehm
Merbert
Berestrom
Logan
R. Dumke
the Gazette
Sigourney
Keota
Joe Korf
Don Pfaff
Bud Kleinschmidt
Bill Edmundson
Pratt
Williamsburg Wins Class B Race Title
IOWA CITY United Press Clinton won the class A division of the annual interscholastic mile team race championship. Williamsburg captured the class B title and Martinsburg won class C. Fastest times listed include Goebel Knoxville 4 50 and Wilson Adel 4 53 with Thornburg Ed TAO noted in class C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Clinton
Williamsburg
Martinsburg
Goebel
Knoxville
Wilson Adel
Ed- Tao Thornburg
Walford Triumphs Over Norway 5-3 in Season Finale
Walford defeats Norway 5-3 in the final Fall season game. Scorers include Blsylock, Yanecek, Breer, Brecht, Oftedahl, and Holland with Fickert contributing for Walford. RH Walford led the scoring in a tight finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walford
Norway
Walford High
Blsylock
Yanecek
G. Breer
M. Brecht
Oftedahl
Holland
Fickert
Reds Mound Aces Vie For Valuable Award
Reds pitchers Paul Derringer and Bucky Walters headline the bid for the 1939 National League Most Valuable Player as both posted near identical season lines through Sept 28. Derringer clinched the pennant for Cincinnati with a key Game 4 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Derringer
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
W. L. Pet
Derringer
Walters
York
Gene Thompson
St. Louis Cardinals
Mort Cooper
Fiddler McGee
Baseball Writers Association
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
di Maggio
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Ernie Lombardi
Johnny Mize
St Louis Cardinal
Ken Cavanaugh leads LSU past Holy Cross 26 7
Rangy Ken Cavanaugh, an All-American end, scored three touchdowns and returned an interception 80 yards as LSU beat Holy Cross 26 to 7 before 25 000 fans in Worcester Massachusetts. Leo Bird threw the scoring passes and Cavanaugh added the fourth TD on a kickoff return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Cavanaugh
Bird
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross Crusaders
Louisiana State
Tigers
Cavanaugh
Leo Bird
Oklahoma Stuns Northwestern Aggregation 23-0
Oklahoma defeats Northwestern 23 to 0 in a late summer clash. Seymour scored twice for Oklahoma while Favor added a field goal and extra points. De Correvont of Northwestern showed bursts before injury. Coaches Waldorf and Walldorf made key line shifts as the game featured multiple fumbles and a late aerial burst by Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shirk
Oklahoma
Hahnenstein
Northwestern
Seymour
Favor
Lynn Waldorf
de Correvont
Bill
Jack Jacobs
Jennings
Stevenson
Clif Speegle
Waldorf
Grefe
LE We Shirk
Cutlich
Martin
Herman
Butherus
Smith
Laskay
Younrg
Bauman
Dahlkamp
Lokane
Goldak
Zurich
Liddell
Hiemenz
Ryan
Purtell
Richards
Sopez
Mesec
McGurn
Kruser
Benson
Madsen
Sharpe
Coppage
Lahar
Fason
Phobus
Bolton
Harris
Locke
Wood
Marsee
Jacobs
Clark
White
Murray
Woodson
Kitchens
Friedrichs
First oil price rise in 30 days from Louisiana fields
New Orleans report notes a Texas company posted the first price increase in thirty days for low grade crude oil from South Louisiana fields on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
South Louisiana
Texas Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steve Snider
Gamecocks
Irish
Girne Bend
Ind
Yellow Jackets
John Bosch
Billy Gibson
Tech
Howard Ector
Harry Stevenson
Aderhold
Bob Saggan
Saggan
Bob Ison
Roy Goree
Eigeement
Lou Zontini
Joe Thesing
Zontini
Bill Kerr
King
Oree
Webb
Gibson
N. G. Firat Downs
Whitewater
Dubuque
Ohio U
Western Reserve
Akron
Wesley
Bowling Green
State Techrs
Kal
Kent State
Heidelbere
Muskingum
Mount Union
Berlin
Rochester
Wittenberg
Otterbein
Case
Lehich
Alma
Olivet
Toledo
St. Mary's
Tex
Butler
Terre Haute
Clarion
DePauw
Normal
Ohio Wesley
Min. Tech
Northland
DeKalb Teches
Elmhurst
Union
Rose Poly
Hillsdale
Grand Rapids JC
Detroit Tech
Ferris Inst
Milesakee
Flattesville
Missouri Mines
Arkansas State
Augustana S
Huron C. Hanover
Statesboro Tehrs
Jacksonville
Principia
North Central
St. Benedict's
Emporia Tehrs
Concordia
Macalester
Stevens Point
Oshkoshi
Winona Tehrs
Biagta Earlham
Fra Furustang Ang Qi
Ball Tehr
St. Joseph Ji
Georgetown
Rio Grande
Joplin NC
Springfield Tehrs
North Dakota Sci
Mayville
Manchester
Danville
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Fenn State
Bucknell
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Brown
Amherst
Boston U
Fr.Marsh
Maine
Rhode Jelena
Trinity
Roanoke
Manhattan
St. Bonaventure
New York U
Penn Military
Washington
Davis-Elkins D. Cc. Co. N. Y
Buffalo
Amer. Ind
Upsala
Blue Ridge
Vermont
St. Lawrence
Richmond
Wash
Springfield
Drexel
Hartwick
Bergen
Trenton
Davidson
Haverford
Allegheny
Hiram
Grove City
Concord
Potomac
Juniata
Thiel
Shepherd
U. S. Med
Wyoming Sem
E. Streadsbere JC
Mansfield
Edinbere
Swarthmore
W Bington
W. Va. State
L . Morgan
Miner Lincoln
No. Car
Westminster A. Calif
Dickinson
A Hr
Exeter
Harvard Fresh
Slippery Rock
Millersville
Bloomsburgs
Cortland
Lockhaven
SOUTH
Clemson
N. C. State
Mississippi
Southwestern
Touralon
Fisk J. C. Smith
Allen
Mars Hill
Wefford Fr
Florida A. M
Greensboro A. T
Johnson City
Cumberland G. Se
Car. A. M
Langston
Mereheouse
Mardin-Simmons St. Texas Mines
Fishes A. M
Okelena
Tenn. A. I
Montgomery Techre
Morria Brown
Taskerea
Bowling Green Teches
la. Tech
Bishop
Southern
Ark. State
Wiley G. Campbell
Greenville
Leneir-Rhyne
Cullowhee Tehrs
Menard (Wath
Cheyney Zehrs
Tees McRae
Belmont Abber
FAR West
Argies
Aris
Tehrs
Brigham Young VI
Chadren
Yankees
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Buddy Rosar
Charley Keller
Spud Chandler
Jake Powell
Art Fletcher
Joe McCarthy
Earle Combs
Heinie Schulte
Red Rolfe
Babe Dahlgren
Frankie Crosetti
Tim Sullivan
Bump Hadley
Monte Pearson
Marius Russo
Lou Gehrig
George Selkirk
Billy Knickerbocker
Doc Painter
Bill Dickey
Red Ruffing
Oral Hildebrand
Steve Sandra
Paul Schreiber
Johnny Murphy
Vernon Gomez
Riley Donald
Tom Henrich
Arndt Jorgens
Carnegie
Condit
Maha
Sigourney Eleven
Femder
Thorpe
Na Firet
Thorpes
DiMaggio
Lawton Carver
Crandic
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City Rails
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!