Army Dominates Early But Columbia Rallies For Victory
Army raced to a 18-6 halftime lead as Woodrow Wilson scored twice and Luckman added a pair of kicks. Columbia answered in the second half with a 20-point burst led by Radvilas and Seidel on a key late drive, sealing a 34-18 win before 25,000 fans at Lions Stadium.
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Art Frontczak
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Seidel
Lion
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Lehigh
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L. A. Young
Pennsylvania
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Colby
Helen Keller Enjoys Minnesota Purdue Game Experience
Helen Keller recalls her first football sighting in 35 years at the Minnesota Purdue game. She likens the scene to a race of young thoroughbreds and comments on the players methods and energy while nurse Polly Thomson translates the cheers and actions.
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Minnesota Purdue
Polly Thomson
Miss Keller
Wllen Keller
United Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Massachusetts
Miss Thomson
Minnesota
Dartmouth Beats Princeton 22 0 on Palmer Field
Dartmouth overwhelmed Princeton 22 to 0 before 35 000 at Palmer field. Bill Watchinson scored ten points including a 15 yard field goal after Princeton repelled an early Princeton threat. Colby Howe 55 yard TD Hutchinson 68 yard dash MacLeod 49 yard TD.
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Princeton
N. J
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Dartmont
Palmer Field
Bill Watchinson
Green
Tigers
Indians
Colby Howe
Hutchinson
Bob MacLeod
Howe
Dartmouth
Michigan Dominates Chicago 45 to 7 in Floodlit Showdown
Michigan routed Chicago 45 to 7 behind a ground game aided by two passes. Chicago struck with a long pass from Captain Lew Hannity to John Davenport, but Michigan pulled away with multiple scorers and strong line play.
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Lew Hannity
John Davenport
Chicago Pas
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Littleford
LE Smick Wiedemann
Steeel Fink
Las Brennan Wheeler
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Veikkinen Rendleman
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Meyer Hamity
Liz Purucker
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Nielson
Zielinski
Jordan
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Fritz
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Tinker
Evashevski
Leving
Kutl
Kramer
Minnesota Triumphs Over Purdue 7 to 0 in Shutout
Minnesota defeats Purdue 7 to 0 on a clear scoring play from Christiansen with Faust adding the point after. The game features limited Purdue offense as Minnesota dominates, with detailed line substitutions and officials listed from multiple universities.
Kansas City Blues Win Little World Series Title
The Kansas City Blues defeated the Newark Bears 8-4 to win the Little World Series in a 4 games to 3 triumph. The Blues blasted 16 hits to overcome Newark and claim the title.
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Newark
Kansas City, Mo
INS
Kansas City Blues
Ruppert
Newark Bears
Kansas State Tops Missouri in Big Six Opener
In Manhattan Kansas State defeated Missouri 21 to 13 in its Big Six debut. Halfback Jimmy Starmer scored all of Missouri's points with receptions in the first and third quarters. Kansas State answered with Melvin Seeley and Elmer Hackney touchdowns in the second period and Jack Blanke in the third.
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Kan
Kansas State
Missouri
Wildcats
Jimmy Starmer
Tigers
Melvin Seeley
Elmer Hackney
Jack Blanke
Corey
Iowa football crisis looms after sluggish display
Critics question coaching and talent as Iowa staggers in a drab weekend. Wisconsin prepares to meet Pittsburgh while Iowa faces Chicago, with hopes that a decisive win over the Maroons could restore faith.
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Hawks
Wisconsin
Badgers
Pittsburgh
Chicago
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Hawkeyes
Maroons
Cubs
Badgers Dominate Hawkeyes 31 to 10 in Big Ten Clash
Wisconsin sprinted to a 31 point burst in four minutes of the third quarter, routing Iowa 31 10. Roy Bellin caught Bill Schmitz aerial in the end zone while Wisconsin’s defense and blocking overwhelmed the Hawkeyes. Wisconsin’s Weiss surged 67 yards as the Badgers set what may be a Big Ten record with three scores in such a short span.
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Iowa
Roy Bellin
Bill Schmitz
Wilsonsin
Schmitz
Nile Kinnick
Vincent Garve
Ed McLain
Wisconsin
Hawks
Old Gold
Kinnick
Dick Evans
Red Olson
Badgers
Jack Eicherly
al Schenk
Dean
Niles
Buzz
Weiss
Hawkeyes
Badger
Wisconsin Triumphs Over Iowa In Low-Scoring Gridiron Showdown
Wisconsin defeats Iowa 13 to 7 on a muddy field with Berlin and Welss scoring for Wisconsin. Key plays include a late touchdown drive and successful extra points as Iowa struggles offensively amid substitutions and penalties.
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LG Peeeseeees Hoviand
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Murray Allen
O'Brien Kelley
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Tulane Beats North Carolina 17-14 On Homecoming Day
In Chapel Hill Tulane's Green Wave spoiled North Carolina's homecoming hopes with a 17 to 14 victory. The win preserved Tulane's lead in a tightly contested game and marked a dramatic late turnaround.
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Broad Football Scores Across Many Colleges
A long list of football results shows Burlington beating urtleff 7 6 while Valley Cy defeated Dickinson Teirs 20 0 and Duluth Telirs routed St. Cloud Yehrs. Ohio Northern beat Capital 26 13 and Western Reserve upset Ohio U 26 14. Multiple other matches include Marquette Telers over Hall Yohrs 113 13, Evansville 27 0 over Wabash, and Hillsdale 62 0 over Adrian, with scores spanning numerous colleges and regions.
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Oklahoma Crushes Weak Texans 13 to 0 in heat
Oklahoma against Texas produced a 13-0 victory before 20 000 fans amid scorching heat. Two second quarter touchdowns provided the insurance and the Sooners coasted as Texas sputtered with self made errors.
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Alvin Bell
Vanderbilt
J. Monroe Sweeney
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Southern Methodist
Jimmy Hingins
Illini Triumph Over Indiana After Defensive Stops
Illinois holds off Indiana 12 to 2 as a fumbled punt safety and key interceptions shape the verdict. Nicholson passes gain yardage before Zimmerman and Wehrli disrupt Hoosier drives in the second half.
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Petrick
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Harris
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Naddeo Oyass
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Martin Upeinovich
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India
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William A. Blake
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Chicago
George Simpson
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E. C. Krieger
Ohio University
Cornell Beloit Tie In 13 To 13 Grid Clash
Cornell and Beloit finish tied 13 to 13 after a late surge by Cornell. Tornquist and Day spark Beloit with a touchdown and long passes, while Sprague and Paul connect for Cornell through the game’s closing minutes.
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Tornquist
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Taylor
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Art Mansfield
Wisconsin
E. C. Curtis
Chicago
Vic Nemming
Central Triumphs Over Iowa Wesleyan 19 to 7
In Mount Pleasant Central College defeated Iowa Wesleyan 19 to 7 in an Iowa Conference game. Central struck quickly scoring a touchdown within the first two minutes and maintained the lead with solid defense and steady offense.
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Iowa Wesleyan
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Bert Jenkins Named President Of I Club
OWA CITY Special Former Hawkeye letter winners in the University of Iowa I club reelected Albert Jenkins of Cedar Rapids as president. At the second annual meeting Dr. Wayland Hicks of Sioux City was named vice president. Willis Glasgow of Shenandoah and Leyland Shelley of Des Moines were reelected. Eric Wilson was chosen secretary treasurer.
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Albert Jenkins
Cedar Rapids
Wayland Hicks
Sioux City
Willis Glassgow
Shenandoah
Leyland Shelley
Des Moines
Eric Wilson
Iowa State Shocks Nebraska 8-7 in Tight Gridiron Finish
Iowa State stunned Nebraska 8-7 as the Cyclones held off a late Nebraska surge. Key performers included Paul Morin and Gordon Roupke for Nebraska’s foes and Kischer, Henry Wilder for Iowa State. Charley Brock, Wild Bill Callihan, Jack Dodd, Herman Rohrig starred for Nebraska.
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Paul Morin
Gordon Roupke
Cyclone
Kischer
Henry Wilder
Charley Brock
Wild Bill” Callihan
Jack Dodd
Herman Rohrig
Dodd
Iowa State Triumph Over Nebraska Ends 19-Year Wait
The Cyclones celebrate a long awaited victory in Lincoln after a 19 year drought. Nebraska dominates with 10 first downs and higher yardage but Iowa State's standout players Kischer Wilder and Reupke help seal the win amid chaotic dressing rooms.
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Pitt Triumphs 27-0 Over Duquesne in Old Rivalry Clash
Pitt's Golden Panthers routed Duquesne 27 to 0 as Marshall Goldberg threw two TD passes and ran for another score. Pitt piled up 259 yards from scrimmage, 12 first downs to one, in a dominant season-opening showing.
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Stanford Trips Cougars 8 to 0 in PCC opener
Stanford Indians defeat Washington State 8 0 before 15 000 in Palo Alto. Fullback Fred Ledeboer scores near end after Pete Fay dash to the 18 and a safety on a blocked kick. W S C suffers third league defeat as Callow fumbles.
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Penn Stalwarts Crush Yale 21-0 at Franklin Field
Penn's gridiron team defeated Yale 21-0 before 50,000 at Franklin Field. Frank Reagan sparked the win with a 37 yard interception return setup, Jim Connell scored, Walter Shinn added kicks, and Reagan scored twice more in the third and final periods.
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