Penalty on Coach Helps Fordham Beat Tulane 20 7
Fordham defeated Tulane 20 to 7 at the Polo Grounds as Tulane coach Red Dawson earned a 15 yard penalty for being on the field without permission. The key play was Jim Noble returning a punt 81 yards for Fordham and a later one yard plunge by Filipowicz. Tulane's lone drive in the third was capped by Harry Hays touchdown.
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Michigan Harm on leads rout of Harvard with 60 26 victory
Michigan dominates Harvard 60 to 26 as Harmon scores three touchdowns and Brown fumbles set up another. Evashevski blocks and recovers, while Michigan amasses 15 first downs and 264 yards rushing and passing. Harvard manages five first downs and 68 total yards.
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Illinois comeback falls short as Trojans win 13 7
Illinois rallies to reach USC territory but a late drive stalls. Pfeifer and Robertson power the Trojans to a 13 7 victory with a 39 yard drive starting after a kickoff and a sequence of runs and passes.
Tulsa Golden Hurricane blank Creighton 32 0 in MVC clash
Tulsa's Golden Hurricane dominated Creighton University 32 to 0 in a Missouri Valley Conference football game before about 6,000 fans at Tulsa.
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Iowa Gains Lead as Green Scores Set Wisconsin Back
Iowa moves ahead after Green scores his third touchdown but a muffed placement attempt and a failed late drive keep the score tight. Wisconsin threatens with interceptions and penalties as Iowa’s defense holds in the final minutes, with Mertes and Mergens contributing for Iowa while Wisconsin’s subs try to rally.
Bancroft Wins State Fall Title in Baseball Final
Bancroft defeated Williamsburg 5 to 1 in the state scholastic fall baseball championship. The Bancroft battery W Godfreyson on the mound and W Godfreyson at bat powered the win, as V Godfreyson allowed two hits and both Godfreysons had two hits apiece. Williamsburg pitcher Wallace struck out seven in seven innings.
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Reds Turn Back Over Two Hundred Thousand World Series Tickets
Cincinnati officials report the Reds had to refund more than $200,000 in World Series ticket money due to a lack of available seating.
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Iowa Badgers Clash. Green Keys Iowa Drive in Slugfest
Iowa fights Wisconsin in a hard hitting game with Green scoring twice and Farmer opening a long drive. Highlights include Green 19 yard TD, Lorenz 48 yard pass play, and multiple injuries as both teams trade drives and penalties.
Green Rambles For Iowa In 3012 Big Ten Victory
Iowa defeats Wisconsin 30 12 in a Big Ten clash behind Bill Green and Gilleard with key scoring plays set by Tom Farmer passes. Iowa dominance on the ground outgained Wisconsin 190 to 44 as the Hawkeye line stifled Badger runners and forced turnovers.
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Missouri Tops K-State 24-13 in Big Six Clash
Missouri defeats Kansas State 24 to 13 as Paul Christman contributes to three touchdowns. Kansas State halfback Chris Langvardt nearly broke a 80-yard scoring run in the second quarter, but Missouri answered in every period.
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North Carolina Routs TCU 21 After Big Second Quarter
In Chapel Hill North Carolina upset Texas Christian 21 to 14 before 19000 fans. The Tar Heels exploded in the second period with three touchdowns while TCU answered in the third and fourth with two scores.
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Michigan State tops Purdue 20 7 on Carey drives
Michigan State defeated Purdue 20 to 7 before 16 500 fans as Charley Carey a sophomore halfback sparked the Spartans offense with a late touchdown and key runs Purdue countered with John Petty scoring and a tied game in the first half State answered with a 19 yard punt return setting up Carey’s final scoring drive and Smiley scoring on a pass from Wyman Davis
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Peacocks Fall 6-0 to Buena Vista in Slow Game
In Fayette Upper Iowa failed to convert chances as Buena Vista defeats the Peacocks 6 to 0. A long kickoff return and a late mishap by Harkins led to the decisive score, with Case returning a fumbled play for the touchdown and Pendleton missing the extra point.
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Central College Topples Loras 22–7 at Homecoming
Central college football beat Loras college 22 to 7 on homecoming Saturday. Two Dutchmen touchdowns were set up by interceptions, thrilling the crowd at Pella.
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Two Iowa Touchdowns One Didn't Count
Bill Green ran 53 yards toward Wisconsin's goal line but his touchdown was nullified by a holding penalty. Meanwhile Jim Walker and Iowa tackled by John Tennant chased a 55 yard blocked punt for the third Hawkeye TD as Mike Enich followed from the left.
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WIDE ARRAY OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES ACROSS NATION
A long list of college football results shows Rutgers beat Lehigh 343 to 0, Gettysburg 41 to 0 over Diesel, Rochester 18 to 6 over Nenison, Navy Preces 27 to 0 over Adm. Farragut, Washington 20 to 14 over Wash.Lee, Bucknell 33 to 7 over Ursinus, Dickinson 0 to 0 with Delaware, Montclair 4, Lafayette 26 over Muhlenders 7, Williams 27 over Buffalo 0, Union 13 over Middlebury 6, Northeastern U2 over Springfield 7, Colby 10 over veliant Ve, and many more results across the East and West.
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