Grinnell Dominates Knox in 34-0 Football clash
Grinnell College’s Pioneers routed Knox 34-0 at Willard Field in a Midwest Conference opener. Halfback Fred Webb sparked the attack with strong passing and ground gain, while Gruening and Kennefick added scores. Grinnell earned nine first downs in the first half and outpaced Knox on both sides of the ball.
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Charles McCartney
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Notre Dame Tops Georgia Tech In High-Scoring Scramble
Notre Dame defeats Georgia Tech 26 to 20 as Saggan to Bagarus, Brutz, and Bradford score for the Irish. Tech rallies with Bosch, Han cock, and Beers passes but falls short despite late Plaster plunge and Cavette point. Substitutions noted. Notre Dame praised as having one of its greatest squads.
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Bobby Kinnan May Get Coaching Job At Washington U
Robert Kinnan, former Clinton high school and Iowa star, met with Washington University officials in St. Louis about the basketball coach post. No decision announced as the vacancy follows Hudson Hellmich’s resignation. Kinnan has coached Muscatine high school basketball for ten years.
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Vandy and Kentucky settle to a 7-7 tie in Nashville
Kentucky remains undefeated after a late drive to a 7-7 tie with Vanderbilt before 15,000 fans. Ishamel scored from the 3-yard line to cap Kentucky and Bushmaier’s 38-yard first quarter pass. Jenkins and Jones added the extra points.
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Iowa Wisconsin Play by Play First Quarter
Iowa and Wisconsin exchange drives in a rough first half with multiple fumbles, several penalties, and a halftime score of Wisconsin 32 Iowa 12. Key players include Enich, Stauss, Maller, Hoskins, Paskvan, Green, Couppee, and Farmer.
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Linn County Trappers Club Sets Meeting at Labor Hall
The Linn County Trappers chapter of the Linn County Fish and Game club will hold a meeting at Labor hall in Marion Wednesday. The recently organized club aims to protect and aid fur bearing animals and invites all trappers and sportsmen to attend.
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Cedar Rapids Horseshoe Club Accepts Challenge at Ellis Park
The Cedar Rapids Horseshoe club has accepted a challenge from a Washington Iowa club and will play them at Ellis Park this afternoon at 2 o clock.
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Washington Huskies blank Oregon 10 points at Multnomah
In Portland at Multnomah Stadium the Washington Huskies defeated Oregon 10 to 0 behind Dean McAdams passing and run plays Halfback McAdams threw a 48 yard pass to Earl Younglove setting up Washington's first score Vaughn added a late second half field goal and Gleason connected with Vaughn for a late touchdown to seal the win
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William Mary Tops Virginia Tech 20 13 In Ratified Rally
William and Mary beat Virginia Tech 20 to 13 before 7 000 spectators in Richmond. The Indians scored a touchdown in each of the first three periods amid a display of strong offense and fumbling. Tech capitalized on Indian turnovers for its two touchdowns.
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Temple Bowl 33 20 Over Temple at Fenway Park
Boston College used a rusty start after a one week layoff to grind out a 33 20 victory over Temple before 28 000 fans at Fenway Park. Temple struggled with defense as BC built a lead in the second half and coasted home.
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Illinois Polo Team Nips Cyclones 7-5
The University of Illinois R.O.T.C. polo team beat Iowa State in Champaign 7-5. Captain Jaeger scored four points for Illinois while Kiser led Iowa State with three.
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Cornell Rout Army 45 0 in High Price Stadium Thriller
Cornell dominated Army at Michie Stadium in a 45 to 0 rout. Mort Landoha and Hal McCullough sparked a varied attack as Cornell rolled 72 yards early and prevented Army from scoring. The Big Red held command throughout with 29 first downs and 229 rushing yards to Army 201 passing yards.
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Cougars Rally Past Bears In 9-6 Conference Victory
Washington State overcame a halftime deficit to defeat California 9-6 before 35 000 fans in Berkeley. Stan Johnston kicked a 27 yard field goal late in the fourth to seal the win after Gene Picker sparked an 80 yard Cal drive and a Cheney lead. A Sewell guided Cougar offense tied the game in the third period.
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Kimbrough Keys 7-0 Texas Aggies Victory Over Bruins
John Kimbrough scored for the Aggies midway in the first quarter after a long drive from the 50 yard line sparked by a kickoff return. Texas A&M rolled to a 7-0 win over UCLA at Memorial Coliseum as Bruins struggled with protection and tackling.
Auburn Edges Miss State In Late 74-Yard Drive
Auburn rallied in the final minutes to cover 74 yards and score a touchdown against Mississippi State in a Southern Conference clash before 18,000 fans. Dick McCrow enshick made it 7-7 after Liad Cheatham connected with Fawk for the score.
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Columbia Power Beats Dartmouth Brown No Match For Colgate 20 3
In Hanover Memorial stadium Columbia Power rolled over Dartmouth 20 6 with a dominant ground attack. Sophomore Paul Governal starred with a 74 yard punt return for a touchdown. Colgate continued a ten game win streak against Brown by beating Brown 20 3 in Providence via two late fourth quarter interceptions.
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