Trio Of Backs Sparkle As Irish Trounce Tech 20 to 0
Notre Dame overwhelmed Georgia Tech 20 to 0 before 30000 at Grant Field. Angelo Bertelli Owen Evans and Steve Juzwik led a versatile attack with passing and decisive runs. Juzwik added two touchdowns and a PAT as Notre Dame outgained Tech 123 rushing and 95 passing yards.
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Dippy” Evans
Steve Juzwik
Angelo Bertelli
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Bertelli
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Bertilli
Evans
Russ Ashbaugh
Joe Bolger
Bob Dove
Juzwik
Davey Eldredge
Bill Alexanders
Bove
Arthur Brutzener
Banders Maddock
Dyke Ziemba
J. Wright Crimmins
Jordan Lillis
Helms Murphy
Webb
Kuhn
Aldredac
Oo Hancock Evans
Murphy
John J Lynch
Holy Cross
Umire
Rumsey Taylor
Georgetown College
Eadinesman
James C. Armistead
Vanderbilt
Gabe O. Hil
Wolford
Michigan State Tops Marquette 13 to 7 Behind Ground Game
Michigan State's two running backs, Dick Kieppe and Bob Sherman, powered a 13 to 7 victory over Marquette before 18,000 fans. Sherman added a conversion after a 53 yard punt return TD and Kieppe scored on a second quarter run. Marquette's lone score came on a 10 yard pass from Richardson to Goodyear.
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Michigan State
Marquette University
Dick Kieppe
Bob Sherman
Sherman
Marquette
Jimmy Richardson
Richardson
Johnny Goodyear
Charles Beyer
Ray Carlson
State
Mirbleau State
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Dams
Will Davis McCuhin
Kieppe
Ankle Better Couppee Set For Badgers
Iowa City AP report says Iowa Hawkeyes rested on an open date with a light practice. Coach Eddie Anderson notes Al Couppee’s ankle improving and likely to start versus Wisconsin next Saturday. Ben Trickey shared quarterback duties. Bill Stauss in a cast. Jack Kennedy sore. Defense focus and aerial work planned. Carideo scouted Wisconsin.
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Iowa
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Eddie Anderson
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Ben Trickey
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Couppee
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Bill Stauss
Jack Kennedy
Badger
Frank Carideo
Northwestern
Rice Upsets Tulane 10-9 In Narrow College Grid Win
Rice Owls shocked Tulane Green Wave 10-9 as Bob Brumley scored all Rice points. Tulane answered with a second half touchdown and a safety but could not overcome the early lead.
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Landis Hospitalized With Pneumonia In Michigan
Judge Kenesaw M Landis, high commissioner of baseball, is in Little Traverse hospital in Petoskey Michigan with bronchial pneumonia. His physician Dr Dean Burns says his condition is very satisfactory and he is contented, after being admitted Friday from Burt Lake, where overexposure and strenuous outdoor activity contributed to the illness.
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Dean C. Burns
Monmouth Triumphs Over Coe in Scoring Thriller
Monmouth edged Coe 14 to 8 in a gritty game highlighted by a 89 yard punt return by Rankin and a 30 yard dash by Missavage. Farrar added the extra point and Monmouth locked the win in the final two quarters, while Coe stalled on its drives.
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Christianson
Christy
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Nicholson
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Starcevich
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Towa
TCU Holds Off Indiana in Low-Scoring 20 14 Victory
In Bloomington, TCU built a 20 7 lead before a fierce Indiana rally late in the game. Indiana scored on a Hillenbrand pass to Jacoby and a fourth period drive but the Horned Frogs sealed the win with strong defense as time ran out.
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Leonard Castle
Bloomington
Ind
Texas Christian University
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Chuck Jacoby
Hillenbrand
Frank Medanich
Gillespie
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Aggies Roll To 49 7 Victory Over NYU
Texas A and M, led by Coach Homer Norton, used all 30 players as they broke a 7 7 tie after halftime to defeat New York University 49 to 7 before 18000 fans in an intersectional game.
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Texas Aggies
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Various College Football Scores From Across the Nation
A dense roundup lists multiple college football results with scores and teams from across the United States including North Dakota 1 over South Dakota 7, St Norbert 28 over Milwaukee Teachers 6, Wheaton 0, and Wisconsin River Falls 3 over Gustavius Adolphus 13, among many others.
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Augsburg
Ellendale
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Minot
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Ohio
Adrian
Ferris
Lake Forest
Carroll
Mich. Mines
Michigan Normal
Mays State
College of Emporia
Army Downs V. M. I. 27 20 for Two WIn Streak
West Point Army under Earl Blaik defeated V. M. I. 27 to 20 on a Saturday game at West Point. It marked Army's second win in as many starts and their longest winning streak since the 1939 opening wins over Furman and Centre.
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Erski
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Bears Hand Arkansas 20-7 In Southwest Clash
Baylor Bears defeated Arkansas 20 to 7 before 10 000 fans at Waco in a Southwest Conference game. Arkansas suffered its second straight loss as Baylor secured the win.
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Tex
Baylor University Bears
Arkansas
Clemson Triumphs Over Boston College 26-13
Clemson college remains undefeated by defeating Boston College 26-13. The Tigers scored twice in the final period to extend their winning streak to four games as of Saturday.
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Boston
Clemson College
F&ton College
Cornell Beats Beloit In Hard Fought Football Clash
Cornell dominates with a strong line and team play as Beloit fights back. Bodine and Houden connect on key plays while Moser and Carver lead Beloit’s late surge, but Cornell holds on 17 13. Eddie May hobbles off as Cornell eyes another goalward push.
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Houden
Bodine
Beloit
Purple
Moser
Giloth
Carver
Wisconsin
Navy Rout Stiffens Sailors Ease Lafayette 41-2
Annapolis Navy routed Lafayette 41-2 before 20 000 fans at Thompson Stadium. Navy scored in every period with three second quarter touchdowns including a 42 yard interception return by William Chewning and a 47 yard run by Busik. Other Navy scores came from Sherwood Werner Bob Zoeller and Phil Hurt as Swede Larson used second and third stringers in later periods.
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Navy
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Thompson Stadium
Bill Busik
Will McKnight
Busik
William Chewning
Alan Cameron
Sam Boothe
Sherwood Werner
Bob Zoeller
Phil Hurt
Swede Larson
Thorson Throws Winning Pass in Friday Game
Marty Thorson of Roosevelt connected with John Sebern for the decisive play in Friday night’s contest. A Gazette error in Saturday edition credited Fred Bissel and Moe Kinley instead of Kinley.
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John Sebern
MoeKinley
Gazette
Fred Bissel
Versatile Huskers Rout Kansas In Big Six Clash
Nebraska defeats Kansas 32 to 0 as Biff Jones unleashes a fresh T formation attack. Dale Bradley opened scoring with a 58 yard return, followed by two more Husker TDs in the second and two in the fourth. Reserve squads contributed as Nebraska outgained Kansas 378 to 138 yards.
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Biff Jones
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Incoln
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas
Plaes
Dale Bradley
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Mike Francis
Martin Athey
Allen Zikmund
Howard Debus
Husker
Wayne Blue
Roy Long
Bobby Cooper
Cooper
Jayhawks
Ralph Miller
Miller
Prestom Es
Schleich
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Luther Dominates St Olaf 20 to 0 In Homecoming clash
Luther overpowers St Olaf 20 to 0 as the Norse ride a strong ground game. Woodiwiss scores twice with Sebastian’s kick and a Ward to Brunsdale TD pass sealing the win after Ward recovers a fumble. Oles threaten once in third period before fumble ends drive.
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Lloyd Woodiwiss
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Folven
Woodiwiss
Archie Ward
Wayne Brunsdale
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LG Gracy
Slambuch
Bishop Names M y Lineup To Oppose Bill Zuber Today
An M and J league All-Star team travels to Middle Amana for a game with the Amana Blue Jays in a Bill Zuber Day event. Zuber of the Washington Senators stars on the mound for the Jays. pitching duties for the All-Stars split between Ronny Schueler and Red Hibben with catcher options of Bob White or Chuck Slau son.
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Bishop
Joe Bailey
Bruce Thenhaus
Ed Benedict
Don Ludemann
Ralph Ingels
Janson
White
Clyde Pickart
Iowa
Governali guides Lions to 21 0 win over Princeton
Paul Governali racked nearly 200 yards as Columbia scored three first half touchdowns and cruised to a 21 to 0 victory against Princeton before about 25 000 at Palmer Stadium. Governali scored twice and Phil Bayer added a rushing TD.
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N. J
Paul Governali
Columbia
Palmer Stadium
Goernali
Phil Bayer
Bowl Conscience Fordham Victor Bowl Conscience Fordham Victor
Fordham's fleet backs ripped through North Carolina for three touchdowns in the second half as the Bowl conscious Rams beat North Carolina 27 to 14 at Chapel Hill. A 27,000 crowd watched NC lead early but Fordham surged in the third quarter and pulled away behind Jim Blumenstock and Stubby Filipowicz.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Fordham
North Carolina
Rams
Maroons
Husky Jim Blumenstock
Stubby Steve Filipowicz
Missouri Rolls Past Kansas State 35 0 in Big Six Opener
Missouri Tigers dominate Kansas State 35 to 0 in the Big Six opener. Dick Keller started a key third quarter drive by returning a kickoff 10 yards to Maurice "Red" Wade, who scored standing up after weaving through defenders. Keller added the conversion.
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Columbia
Missouri
Tigers
Kansas State
Dick Keller
State
Maurice “Red” Wade
Keller
Vanderbilt Routs Kentucky 39–15 in Homecoming Smash
Vanderbilt jumped to a safety and two early TDs then unleashed both air and ground attacks to crush Kentucky 39 to 15 before about 12 000 fans. Kentucky rallied briefly late in the first half but the Commodores pulled away in the final half.
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Vanederbilt
Commodores
Kentucky
Wildcats
Vandy
Light Brigade
Backe
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