Stanford Beats Broncos 7–6 for third straight win
Stanford under coach Clark Shaughnessy edged Santa Clara 7 to 6 in a tense battle watched by about 50,000. Norman Standice scored the decisive 11 yard run while Frankie Albert added the extra point as Stanford stayed undefeated on the season prior to the Rose Bowl bid chase.
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Broncos
Indians
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Norman Standice
Stanfords
Clark Shaughness
Santa Clara
New Orleans
Nebraska-Huskers Triumph Behind Passing Game
Nebraska wins 13 to 7 as passing leads the Huskers while Indiana answers with Hal Hursh and strong ground work. Key plays include Rohn’s early added point, Zimmer’s TD reception, and a late Roy Petsch interception to seal the game. Hoosiers threaten late but fall short.
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Nebraska
Indiana
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Ray Dumke
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R White
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Park
Catrall
Kansas City
Um- Bare
Erree Vick Michigan
Perry Graves
Ilinois
Unesman
John Waldorf
Missouri
Savold to Clash with Hanschen in Ten Round Bout
Des Moines heavyweight Lee Savold and Minneapolis fighter Johnny Hanschen were signed for a ten round bout on October 22 in St Paul. The card features Savold defending his reputation in a regional heavyweight matchup.
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Lee Savold
Des Moines
Johnny Hanschen
Minneapolis
Luther and Valparaiso Battle to 7 7 Tie in Homecoming Classic
Luther Norsemen and Valparaiso Uhlans played to a 7-7 draw in the Norse homecoming classic. Valparaiso struck first, Luther answered in the fourth quarter led by Carey and Woodiwiss as the defense and Sebastian’s kicking kept the score close.
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Utah Redskins blank Wildcats 24 to 0 in Utah Stadium
Utah University Redskins defeat Arizona Wildcats 24 to 0 at Utah Stadium. Sorenson intercepted a Wildcats pass for a 65 yard return setting up the first score. The Redskins added a field goal and a 70 yard touchdown run by Huck Adell in the final period.
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University of Utah Redskins
Wildcats of Arizona University
Utah Stadium
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Redskins
Speedie
Huck Adell
Arkansas Upsets Baylor 12 6 In Southwest Clash
In Fayetteville Arkansas the Razorbacks upset the Baylor Bears 12 to 6. Aubrey Neal sprinted 39 yards for Arkansas in the second quarter and Harald Hamberg connected for a 24 yard pass to Howard Hickey for the decisive fourth quarter score. Milton Crain scored Baylor’s third quarter TD.
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Milton Crain
Baylor
Harald Hamberg
Howard Hickey
Arkansas
Gonzaga Rolls Over Idaho 25-0 in Moscow
Gonzaga University defeated the University of Idaho 25 to 0 in Moscow. Star halfback Toni Canaden scored two touchdowns, including a 21 yard early burst and a one yard rush in the third quarter, fueling a potent passing attack that set up two more scores.
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Gonzaga
Penn State Edges West Virginia in Narrow Drive
Penn State overcame a late deficit with a 68 yard sustained drive in the final period to beat West Virginia 17 to 13 at State College. Pepper Prizella capped the rally with the winning TD on a wide end run from the four.
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West Virginia
Pepper Prizella
Echoes of forest sports from nearby hunts and trips
The column notes crabbing on a 100 acre lease near Waukon Junction and disputes over access for hunters. It details pheasant season debates, duck sightings from the Wapsiee and Lake of the Woods trips by Duthbert and others, plus beaver transfers, deer antlers, and a large grey bear from British Columbia.
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C. L. Fenner
Bill Taylor
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Kansas Ground Attack Stops Drake 20-6
Kansas University dominates Drake with a strong ground game led by Harvey Hall and Pollom. Drake’s best gainer was Harvey's 54 yards, while Kansas counters with 20 points including a fourth quarter flurry.
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Ab Hinshaw
College of Emitoria
E. C. Quigley
St. Mary
John Lance
Pittsburg
Dick Pendleton
Oklahoma
Vander Meer Ties Noted Pitcher To Louise Stewart
Reds pitcher Johnny Vander Meer wed Louise Stewart of Scranton in a ceremony that capped a romance begun when Vander Meer pitched for Scranton.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Louise Stewart
Vander Meer
Pitt Bags 7-7 Tie With Favored SMU
Pitt Panthers upset Southern Methodist University by tying 7-7 before 39 000 fans. Pitt outgained SMU in rushing and passing while SMU’s defense held in the first half. Pitt’s only score came on a late second quarter touchdown pass from Edgar Jones to Bob Thurbon. SMU answered in the fourth quarter with a 38 yard touchdown pass from Ray Mallouf to Bill Thomas and the extra point.
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Bob Thurbon
Clinton McClain
Southern Methodist
Ray Mallouf
Bill Thomas
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South Side Club to honor amateur sport leaders
The South Side Civic club in Cedar Rapids will award trophies and medals at its December annual dinner to recognize high achievement in amateur athletics. Awards will reward character scholarship leadership and citizenship as well as athletic prowess. The selection plan and award details are being finalized by committee members Fred C. Henson Milo F. Mitralsky Fritz McPartland Alex Fidler and Bob Vesely.
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South Side Civic Club
South Side
Fred C. Henson
Milo F. Mitralsky
Fritz McPartland
Alex Fidler
Bob Vesely
Syracuse Rout NYU 47 to 13 in Annual Gridiron Clash
Syracuse, vastly superior, routed the New York University Violets 47 to 13 before 8,000 fans. The win showcases the Orange offense and defense in the annual clash.
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NEW York
Syracuse
New York University Violets
Boxing Notes and Rumors From The Ring Side
Referee Arthur Donovan questions Armstrong's courage against Zivic and would have stopped the fight. Max Baer projects 2500 weekly for 30 weeks amid doubts. Rumors link Jack Dempsey to a loop cafe, and boxing events loom including Henry Chimelewski vs Cianciola Oct 28 in Milwaukee.
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Arthur Donovan
Armstrong
Zivic
Homicide Henry
Donovan
Max Baer
Jack Dempsey
Wisconsin
Henry Chimelewski
Tony Cianciola
Milwaukee
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Buddy Knox
Tommy Martin
Hollywood
Milt Aron
Mike Kaplan
Philadelphia
Cocoa Kid
Izzy Jannazzo
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Jimmy Reeves
Anton Christofordis
Cleveland
Red Burmans
A Rousing Cheer For Reds' Danny Skipper
Henry McLemore reports on Danny Skipper of the Reds drawing a rousing cheer from fans at the game and the broader impact of his performance on team morale and local excitement.
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Danny Skipper
De Correvont Star As Northwestern Tops Ohio State 6-3
Northwestern defeats Ohio State 6 to 3 in a hard fought clash led by De Correvont who rushed for 80 yards on 22 carries and scored the game's only touchdown. Clawson and Langhurst contributed as Northwestern stops Buckeyes from scoring after pressure in the red zone.
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Don Clawson
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Benson
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Franklin And McKinley Sophs Tie 6-6 At Franklin Field
Franklin and McKinley sophomore football teams battled to a 6-6 deadlock at Franklin field Saturday morning. Bill Barnhizer of Thunderbolt scored in the third quarter from four yards to put his team ahead. Ben Davis of McKinley tied the game in the final quarter with a reception for a score.
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