Beavers Beat Stanford 10–0 to Halt Indian Victory Streak
Oregon State overwhelmed Stanford 10 to 0 at Corvallis as wind and rain shaped the game. Warren Simas kicked a fourth down goal and Dethman scored after Greenough recovery, ending the Cardinal’s dozen game win run under Clark Shaughnessy.
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Duke Smothers Maryland in one-sided 50 to 6 win
Duke's Blue Devils hammered Maryland 50 to 6 as Wallace Wade's squad tallied four touchdowns in the first period and cruised to a third win of the season before about 14,000 fans.
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Whitten Montour Nines Meet Monday For District Title
Whitten and Montour meet Monday at 1 pm to decide the district high school baseball finalist. Montour beat Gilbert 5 to 3. Whitten edged Williamsburg 6 to 1 to reach the final. Mabie pitched no hit ball in the Friday 2 2 tie game called at darkness. Wolfe starred on the mound for Montour as the teams advanced to Saturday’s final.
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Longhorns Rout Oklahoma 40 to 7 in Dallas
Texas University dominates Oklahoma with land and air attacks. Pete Layden and Jack Crain lead the Longhorn offense with Crain scoring the first TD after Layden’s pass setup. Oklahoma’s lone score comes on a third quarter fumble return by Hamm to Golding after a Texas penalty and line smash.
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Tulsa Tops Bluejays 19 to 7 to Claim MVC Football Lead
Tulsa's Golden Hurricane stopped Creighton's young Bluejays 19 to 7 in a Missouri Valley football game. Creighton did move once to the Tulsa five before a late kickoff return by Tom Dineen set up a Creighton TD, finished by Tony Porto's plunge from the one.
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Oklahoma A and M Triumphs Over Washington 41 to 12
In St Louis AP reports the Oklahoma A and M Aggies built a 13-12 halftime lead and exploded for 28 points in the second half to beat Washington 41 12 in a Missouri Valley opener. All six Aggie touchdowns were by substitutes led by Al Scan Jund with three scores.
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Omaha U. Beats Simpson 20 0 in Nonconference Clash
Omaha University defeated Simpson 20 to 0 in Indianola Ta with Bob Matthews scoring two touchdowns. Matthews plunged in from the one yard line in the second period and added a 10 yard scoring run in the third. Catania added the final touchdown from seven yards in the fourth.
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Loras Duhawks Upset Central in Iowa Conference Opener
Loras College Duhawks defeat Central College 13 to 6 in conference opener. Loras gains momentum after halftime with two second half touchdowns from Corcoran and Ennis. Central led early with Bonwell’s one yard score. Loras outgained 256 to 179 yards and earned 12 first downs to Central’s nine.
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Young Rough Riders Trounce McKinley
Roosevelt sophomore football team defeated McKinley tenth graders 25 to 6 at Hill Park. Bill Dankert scored on a first quarter run, Gaylord Duvaut kicked extra points, Tom Wingfield added two touchdowns in the third and another in the fourth. McKinley’s Pinsky scored after a lengthy march. extra points failed on Roosevelt’s last three tries.
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Buffs Edge Aggies in Narrow Big Seven Opener
The University of Colorado Buffaloes beat Utah State 13 to 7 to start the Big Seven season. They led 6-0 at halftime, then Tex Reilly connected with Harvey Click on a 10 yard pass for a scoring drive in the third. Earthquake Jenkins added the extra point. Mel Wood capped a late Aggie drive with a five yard TD run and Fred Allen added the conversion.
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Mel Wood
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SMU Smothers College of Pacific in 34-0 Inter sectional
SMU routed the College of the Pacific 34 to 0 in Tyler Texas as 10 000 fans watched. Preston Johnston sparked SMU with steady offense while Pacific failed to capitalize its lone drive to SMU’s nine yard line in the final period.
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Alonzo Stage
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Preston Johnston
T-football insights and early season picks across leagues
The column compares predictions by Toms and Thorson for National and American divisions, notes misplacements like the White Sox and Cubs, and highlights strong voter bias toward Cleveland, Cincinnati, and the Cards. It also covers local prep football, Roosevelt vs McKinley, and a vivid look at T formation play illustrated by practice at the Iowa field and pro players like Gene Tornquist.
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Van Horne Swamps Blairstown 9-0 To Close Season
Van Horne blanked Blairstown 9 to 0 in their season finale. Pitcher Nolan struck out 11, homering in the second to drive in Thompson, as Blairstown was limited to two hits and seven errors for the game.
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Bar row calls 1941 Yankees the greatest club of all time
Ed Bar row, president of the Yankees, asserts the 1941 Yankees were the greatest baseball club of all time for spirit and gameness in New York.
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Webfoots outclass Southern Cal 20 to 6 in Coliseum
Oregon Webfoots defeat USC Trojans 20 to 6 before about 40 000 fans at the Los Angeles Coliseum. Mecham Newquist and Roblin spearhead the attack with two third quarter touchdowns while USC manages a single score in the same period.
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Minnesota routs Illinois after early big plays and drives
Daley junior full back ran 73 yards for a TD and added another score. Garnaas booted extra points and a goal. Higgins added a 14 yard run for Minnesota. Smith connected a late Illinois touchdown but a fumble and key plays by Minnesota kept the game in the Gophers’ favor throughout.
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Cornell Harriers Run 1-2-3 in 22-14 Win over Beloit
Cornell cross country team defeated Beloit 22 to 14 at Mount Vernon. Dave Clutterham, Vance Wilson, and Howard Orms swept the top three, leading by about 300 yards over Beloit's nearest runner. Clutterham posted 17:40 for the win.
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Des Moines
Spartans Triumph 18-2 Over Iowa Wesleyan
Dubuque University of Dubuque Spartans celebrate homecoming by routing Iowa Wesleyan 18 to 2 to cap their second Iowa conference football win of the season.
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Grinnell Pioneers Dominate Knox 12 to 0
Grinnell uses a second half aerial and rushing attack to defeat Knox 12 to 0. Waters catches a key pass for the first score, Hipple scores again in the final period, and Richards adds the decisive TD to seal the win despite missed extra points.
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87 Yard March Wins for Red Over Harvard
Cornell stays unbeaten with a 7-0 victory at Cambridge as Lou Bufalino catches a four yard pass from Ken Stofer for an 87 yard opening drive score. Harvard misses a late chance when Doug Pirnie fumbles a 40 yarder after a long reception by Don McNicol.
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Doug Pirnie
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Martin
Northwestern Stuns Wisconsin In 28 14 Big Ten Battle
Northwestern defeats Wisconsin 28 to 14 as DeCorrevont scores twice and Graham adds a rushing and passing TD. Erdlitz adds five extra points and Wisconsin suffers a heavy second half collapse after leading at halftime. Northwestern dominates with 11 first downs to Wisconsin’s nine and finishes strong on the road.
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Franklin Wilson Sophomore Football Tie 6-6
Franklin's Little Thunderbolts and Wilson sophomores battled to a 6-6 draw on the Franklin practice field Saturday morning. Struve blocked and recovered a Franklin kick for Wilson in the first period, and Bill Shuttleworth scored for Franklin in the final period to seal the tie.
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Michigan Rout Pitt as Kuzma Leads Wolvers to Big Ten Victory
Michigan overwhelmed Pittsburgh 40 to 0 behind standout Tom Kuzma who scored twice and set up others. Don Boer Don Robinson and Nelson added touchdowns as Michigan piled up 11 first downs and 274 rushing yards. Ingalls kicked for two extra points and added two conversions.
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Anthony Haines
Yale
Rollie Barnum
Wisconsin
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids Gun Club Elects Officers and Board
The Cedar Rapids Gun Club elected officers Ernest Medulan as president Earl Lambert as vice president John Flender as secretary and manager and named Roy Radebaugh A O Zahradnik Fay Elsberry J H Roth and George Victorine to the board of directors.
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Ernest Medulan
Earl Lambert
John Flender
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George Victorine
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