Indiana Eleven Throttles Nebraska 12-0 in Lincoln
Indiana University football dominated Nebraska with 22 first downs to three as Bill Hillenbrand and Hugh McKinnis scored in the second and late in the game. Nebraska failed to score and misfired on several extra point attempts in the 12-0 Hoosier victory.
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Incoln
Neb
Bo McMillin
Indiana University
Nebraska
Hoosier
Evansville
Ind
Hugh McKinnis
Hoosiers
Lou Saban
Alen Zikmund
John Bochnicka
Indiana
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Razen
LE Pee Hasapes Behlelch
Aga Bee Huff von Goetz
An Aibes
Partington
Stranathan
McNutt Ag Thompson
Bradley
Femund
Jacoby
F . White
Penn State Grounds Lehigh 19 to 3 in Bethlehem
Penn State defeats Lehigh 19 to 3 before 8 000 fans as Larry Joe returns a punt 65 yards for a third quarter score. Lehigh opened with Stan Szymakowski 28 yard field goal before Jack Banbury sealed the halftime lead with a one yard run.
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Larry Joe
Penn State
Lehigh
Stan Szymakowski
State
Jack Banbury
William and Mary Ties Harvard 7-7 in Cambridge
Harvard reserves sparked a fourth quarter rally to force a 7-7 tie with William and Mary before 7500 spectators in Cambridge. A. O'Donnell set up Harvard's TD after William and Mary led when Harvard fumbled on its 26 yard line. Johnny Xorczowski powered for two first downs and a score.
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Cleo A. O'Donnell, Jr
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Fordham Rams and Tar Heels play to scoreless tie at Polo Grounds
Fordham Rams and North Carolina Tar Heels battled to a 0 0 tie before 19 500 fans at the Polo Grounds. Fordham dominated with 15 first downs and 200 rushing yards to Carolina's five and 0, while the Tar Heels held a slight air edge. The game featured multiple turnovers and a scuffle amid a tense, evenly played contest.
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Larson Wins West Side Decorah Golf Tourney
Decorah The West Side golf tournament at Oneda Golf and Country Club was won by Dr. Lester E. Larson. He received a going away gift as he prepares to enter the U S Navy medical corps.
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Oneda Golf and Country Club
West Decorah
Lester E. Larson
Medical Corps
United States Navy
Hawks Dominate Camp Grant in 33-16 Victory
Iowa over Camp Grant 33 to 16 as Jim Youel and Ben Trickey connect on scoring plays. Hoerner breaks 46 yards for another Iowa TD while Jim Keane and Aknes contribute stylish receptions and passes. The Hawks showcase strong line play and diverse backfield depth led by Farmer, Youel, and Hoerner.
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Stan Stasica
North Carolina University
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Wilson Sophs Triumph Over Franklin 14 to 6
The Wilson sophomores defeated the Franklin squad 14 to 6 on Saturday. Wilson scored twice on sustained drives while Franklin registered all six points on the opening kickoff return with a 90 yard touchdown by Underwood.
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Wilson Sophs
Wilson
Underwood
Martelle Nine Clobbers Springville 13 to 2 in finale
Martelle baseball wraps season with a 13 to 2 win over Springville. Season record stands 6 wins 1 loss. Key players include Junior Peet the pitcher and Howard Clark credited with a win.
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Martelle Baseball
Springville
The
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Martelle
Morley
Wyoming
Independent
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Lawrence Larson
Dale Strothers
Arthur Bush
Army Instructor Aims to Race Russian Record Holder
Private Max Katz of the United States Army seeks a race with Livanin of Russia who recently set a world record for the 20,000 meter run one hour three minutes and one second. Katz, a physical instructor at Mitchelfield, holds a world mark of five hours and fifteen minutes for a 44 mile run set in 1938 from Hamilton Ontario to Toronto.
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Hamilton
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Spor t chatter and college football notes from era
A collection of sports quirks and previews including Great Lakes commando drills. Michigan, Wisconsin, and Harvard shifts in football formations. Notre Dame freshmen height and weight. notable players like Cherokee Jack Jacobs and Elroy Hirsch. Also mentions Iowa State swimming champs and upcoming events.
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Oklahoma U
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Alsab Wins New York Handicap at Belmont Park
Alsab trained by Mrs. Al Sabath and ridden by Carroll Bierman won the 2 1 2 mile New York handicap at Belmont Park. Whirlaway finished third as Obash closed to second with a late rush. The time was 3 47 1 5, near the track record, with Alsab paying 10 50 on a 2 win ticket. Whirlaway earned 2500, boosting career totals to 513 956 while Alsab's purse reached 21 450 for the victory and life earnings to 332 825.
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Westrope
Townsend Martin
Bolingbroke
Great Lakes Narrowly Top Pitt 7-6 in Naval Grid War
Great Lakes Naval Training Station edged the University of Pittsburgh 7 to 6 before 12,315 fans. Bob Nelson kicked the deciding extra point after Howard Hickey’s fourth quarter TD pass from Bill Harrell, as Pitt rallied with a goal line stand and late drives led by Bill Dutton and Jack Stetler but failed to seal the win.
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Walter West
John Popov
Cincinnati
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Stetler Ou
Nelso
Missouri Triumphs Over Wisconsin In High-Scoring Affair
Missouri defeated Wisconsin 37 to 7 in a big game marked by a fourth quarter burst. Key moments included a 24-yard field goal, two Hirsch touchdowns, and a Carr to Morton threat that set up Missouri's late scores.
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Ray Morton
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Lyle Cinino
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Nebraska
Ba Shunatona
Oklahoma
Paul Goebel
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Army Rolls Over Cornell 28 to 8 at Michie Stadium
Army defeated Cornell 28 to 8 before 12,000 fans at Michie Stadium West Point N Y. The Cadets opened with two ground drive scores and continued to dominate the game led by their run game and strong defense. Under Secretary of War Robert Patterson attended the match.
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Wes Point
N. Y
Scorin
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