Cornell Triumphs 7-0 Over Beloit In Midwest Loop
Cornell defeats Beloit 7 to 0 as Silliman throws the decisive 17 yard TD to Dick Geller. The Big Red gain 14 first downs and 140 passing yards while Beloit struggles to click their T formation, with John Hannifan scoring Beloit’s lone late drive opportunities.
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Count Fleet Wins Champagne Stakes in World Mile Record
Count Fleet led from the start at Belmont Park and set a world mile record for two-year-olds with a 1 34 4/5 time, finishing ahead of Hyperion and Slide Rule. Blue Sword followed in second, Attendant third, as the New York race capped the closing day program.
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Tulane Beats Rice Owls 18 7 in New Orleans
Tulane overpowered Rice 18 to 7 before 25 000 fans in New Orleans. The Green Wave scored two touchdowns a point after touchdown kick a field goal and a safety in Saturday’s game.
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St Mary's Cadets rout Alameda Coast Guard at Kezar
In San Francisco Tes Oliver's Navy pre flight Devils from St Mary's overwhelmed the Alameda coast guard football team 40 to 0 at Kezar stadium before a 5000 crowd. A halftime military review thrilled spectators.
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Gorman Spars Washington U Roster Early In Tenure
St Louis report notes NEA! Tom Gor man, ex Notre Dame star, begins tenure as Washington University coach with a young squad only four seniors and one junior.
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Bluege Named to Manage Senators for 1943 Season
Ossie Bluege, longtime Washington infield star, was named to manage the Senators for 1943. He signed a one year contract likely around 10000 dollars, succeeding resigning Bucky Harris who led Washington to pennants in 1924 and 1925. The club faces turnover as veterans head to service and rookies join the roster.
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Norsemen and Oles Battle to 13-13 Tie at Homecoming
Luther College Norsemen rally to a 13-13 draw with St Olaf after Casey connects twice for touchdowns and Richmire, Sordel, and Thompson contribute key passes. Green of the Lions scores the tying touchdown late as the attempt for the decisive conversion fails.
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Marquette Throttles Iowa State 34 to 12 in Opener
Hilltoppers powerful offense behind Jim Rudan Harold Eigner and Carl Schuetter and standout Irish Strzykalski topple the Cyclones 34 to 12 at Ames. Strzykalski's 90 yard kickoff return and Tippee's late score pace Marquette's victory while Iowa State battles to 18 first downs and 192 rushing yards.
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Holy Cross Crushes Fort Totten 60 to 0
Worcester Massachusetts Holy Cross Crusaders routed Fort Totten Fort Totten army eleven of Flushing New York at Fitton field in front of about 6000 fans. Holy Cross opened with long runs and dominated all game to secure their first win in three starts.
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Bowl for Blood Los Angeles Drives Blood Donation
Members of the losing circuit in a bowling match between Southern California and Los Angeles leagues report to the Red Cross and donate a pint of blood.
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McDonald Expected to Lead Brooklyn Baseball Club
Secretary John McDonald is expected to succeed Lieut. Col. Larry MacPhail as president and general manager of the Brooklyn baseball club.
Tama center Bob Alexander defies infantile paralysis on gridiron
Tama high senior Bob Alexander once paralyzed in infancy now stars as captain and standout lineman. Despite a shortened right leg and tendon paralysis, he leads the line, excels in basketball and baseball, and hopes to join the Marines after graduation. His mother and coach hail his leadership and hard work.
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Illinois Menace Beats Minnesota In Illini Rally
Illinois mounts a comeback at Minnesota with two touchdowns in the second half. Agase strips the ball and returns for a score while Florek and Butkovich connect on a key drive. McCarthy adds the extra points as Illinois overcomes a late Gopher rally.
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Notre Dame Drives In TDs Against Stanford Indians
Notre Dame scoring sequence shows Limont and Murphy connecting on passes after a fumble recovery by Herb Coleman. Dove and Livingstone add TDs as Bertelli’s extra points push the Irish ahead in a continued page 1 recap with lineups listed for both teams.
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Bib Falk Leaves Texas for Army Air Corps Service
Austin report states Bib Falk former Chicago White Sox outfielder has departed Texas to serve in the Army Air Corps.
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Columbus Junction Edges New London 13-12 in league clash
Columbus Junction high defeated New London 13 to 12 in a Southeastern Town league game at New London Friday evening. Storey and Gilkey scored touchdowns for Columbus, Evans kicked the extra point. Miller and Rains scored for New London. Columbus leads the league.
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Wildcats Losses in War Toll Reach Four
Evanston reports four former Northwestern athletes killed in action in the war. The latest is James Lorrs Lawyer, a member of the 1933 football squad, who died in the crash of an army bomber.
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Upper Iowa opens season with 33 0 win over Buena Vista
Upper Iowa University opened its football season with a 33 to 0 Iowa Conference victory over Buena Vista on Saturday in Fayette. Beasley passed to start the scoring and later added a one yard TD run and a 38 yard pass to Farnum for another score. Gates and Turner scored, and a safety by Gates rounded out the scoring as Upper Iowa dominated the game.
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Texas Shirts to Air to Win
Texas Shirts dominated Oklahoma 7 to 0 in the thirty seventh football game with 20 000 fans in attendance. Roy McKay connected with Ken Matthews for a third period touchdown and McKay added the conversion to seal the win.
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Parsons Central Battle Ends In Scoreless Tie
Parsons and Central battled to a scoreless tie in a home conference football game. Neither side mounted a sustained scoring threat as turnovers and downs stopped drives late, with both defenses holding firm until the final horn.
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Hoosiers Defeat Boilermakers In Cross Country Meet
Indiana University cross country beat Purdue 45 to 17 at Lafayette. Paul Mitchell led in three miles with a 17 43 clocking, as Indiana secured the win and carried the preliminaries.
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Santa Clara Broncos edge Cal in tight 7-6 win
Santa Clara’s Broncos defeated California in a low scoring game 7 to 6. Center Al Santuccss kicked the decisive extra point after Jess Freitas connected with Ken Dewing for a first quarter TD. Gene Pickett led California with a 15-yard pass to Harry Alger in the second. Santa Clara’s defense smothered Quarimbak Toe Melos on a late try and held California’s ground game to limited yards.
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Bruins Triumph Over Oregon State 30 to 4
UCLA breaks two non conference losses with a 30 to 4 win over Oregon State. Bruins lead by half and seal victory with a fourth quarter surge as Heliback snags a late Beaver pass and Michigan? touchdown. Crowd of 15 000 sees Bruins secure first win.
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Purdue comeback slips past rivals with late touchdown drive
The report describes a tense closing sequence as Purdue rallies in the final minutes. Graham launches a deep pass tied to a key reception by Hasse while Purdue’s defense limits the opponent. A late surge nearly seals the win as Purdue holds on for the victory.
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Willie Pep Poised To Take Feather Crown From Wright
From Hartford, Willie Pep a 14 year pro with 51 straight victories meets Chalky Wright for the featherweight title at Madison Square Garden on Nov 20. Pep known as Willie-the-walloper, a hard puncher with speed, vows to end Wrights reign and bring Hartford’s featherweight crown home.
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Knox defeats Grinnell 13 to 7 in Midwest Loop clash
Knox fullback Jack Kuser powered through from two yards as the Knox Pioneers edged Grinnell Terriers 13 7 to open scoring in the Midwest Loop game. Grinnell fought back but could not overcome the short scoring drive and critical plays by Knox.
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Huskies Rally Despite Oregon Scare In 15 7 Loss
Washington Huskies fall 15 7 to Oregon under bright stadium lights as Oregon drives late for the decisive score. Marc McCorkle runs rhythmically for Oregon while Washington counters with a late surge before time runs out.
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Columbia Loses To Brown 28-21 in Weekday Gridiron Match
In New York Brown defeated Columbia 28 to 21 as backfield star Hank Ma Stita helped the Bears with two long rushes and a pivotal 117 yard surge across seven plays in the third quarter. Columbia’s lineup faced questions due to an influenza outbreak impacting positions.
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Tri City Golf Club To Hold Tourney
Adrian Rives Hind president of the Thiti v golf club announces a four flag tournament at the course near here Sunday. The event is open to clubs members their guests and vine gars with prizes awarded in war stamps.
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Dartmouth Falls to Colgate 27 19 in Season Opener
Honover New Hampshire AP Dartmouth Indians suffer season opener defeat 27 19 to Colgate Red Raiders in front of about 10 000 fans after leading for much of the game with a strong start and late rally.
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