Ames Gridders Defeat Washington High 19 to 13 in Classic
Ames fullback Cox returned the opening kickoff 90 yards for a lightning early lead as Ames outlasted Cedar Rapids Washington 19 13. Dunlap Arrosmith and W Kinch scored Ames points while Washingtons W Kinch added the lone TD in the second half. Cox over 150 rushing yards and Hostetter anchored the defense as Ames capitalized on Cedar Rapids penalties.
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Chicago Hands Michigan 27 0 in Big Ten Showdown
Chicago defeats Michigan 27 to 0 as Herwanger and Bartlett score two touchdowns each. The game sees a dominant Chicago offense and a shutout defense, with key plays noted by period scoring and late rushing. Substitutions include Langley, Giller, Perretz, and Triplehorn among others.
Coe and Monmouth end in scoreless tie
Coe and Monmouth play to a 0–0 tie as neither side breaks through in a defensive battle. Key drives stall on the 8 and 14 yard lines with blocked punts and interceptions. Kohawks win 6 first downs to Monmouth’s 4, 128 rushing yards to 69.
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Vinton High Dominates St Patrick’s Iowa City 66 to 0
Vinton High, under Coach Fred Camer on, crushed St Patrick’s of Iowa City on their home field 66 to 0. The Purple squad produced 19 points in the first period and added 21, 19, and 7 in the later quarters while St Pats managed a single first down. The Moser brothers, Stewart, Edmonds, and Gilchrist starred with Stewart converting four extra points.
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Maryland Rally Short. Navy Wins By 16 To 13
Annapolis Md AP Navy held a 16 13 win over Maryland after a strong fourth quarter rally by Maryland 22 000 fans watched the game Navy scored early touchdowns to take the lead and held on for the victory Maryland converged on a late drive but fell short in the closing period
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Illini edge Buckeyes 14 13 in late rally battle
Illinois defeats Ohio State 14 13 as Beynon and Lindberg star. Beynon threw one TD and caught another, Lindberg added key plays and two extra points, Gryboski anchored defense, and Illinois rallied after halftime to seal the victory.
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Kelleher Leads Postville to 22-0 Victory
Postville defeats Monona 22-0 as Kelleher scores three touchdowns and an extra point. Postville remains undefeated in four games with 72 points for and zero against. Substitutions include Burns for Bush and Hangartner for Abernathy.
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Melinkovitch Leads Irish To 18 7 Victory Over Purdue
Notre Dame dominates Purdue 18 to 7 as Melinkovich scores twice and Carideo adds a 76 yard run off an interception. Purdue shows offense through Carter and Purvis but Notre Dame’s defense and early surge seal the win in front of a packed stadium.
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Ely Nine Falls 12-10 To Toddville In Slugfest
Ely High School baseball lost 12 to 10 to Toddville in a high scoring affair. Five pitchers worked for Ely with Lockwood tossing the final three innings and not allowing a baserunner. M Newman homered and singled for Toddville while Lockwood added three hits for Ely.
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What Cheer Team to Play at Ellis Courts
The Cedar Rapids Horse Shoe club will meet the What Cheer team at the Ellis courts today at 2 pm. The What Cheer club defeated the locals at What Cheer last week. Following the match Stoney and Louis Rubek will stage an exhibition.
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Hoosier Owls Tie Indiana Temple In Open Football Clash
Indiana and Temple battled to a 6-6 deadlock as Wendell Walker scored for Indiana in the second quarter and Don Watts returned a pass for Temple in the third. Both teams missed extra points as the game see-sawed with a punting duel and a strong Indiana defense near their goal line.
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Pitt Triumphs Over Southern California 20 to 6
Pitt defeats Southern California 20 to 6 as Weinstock and Baxter score touchdowns for the Panthers. Heavily favored Pitt opens with a 20 point burst before the Trojans score in the final quarter. Weinstock converts two extra points and Baxter adds a late TD.
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Princeton Swamps Williams 35–6 at Palmer Stadium
Princeton turned a scoreless start into a dominant 35 to 6 victory over Williams at Palmer Stadium on Saturday. The Tigers surged in the second and third periods to secure the win.
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Michigan Knocks Down Big Ten Standings
Chicago defeats Michigan 27-0 to topple the Wolverines from first place. Illinois, Chicago, and Iowa share the conference lead after a day of results. Notre Dame tops Purdue 18-7 as Northwestern falls 20-0 to Stanford. Indiana and Temple tie 6-6 in Philadelphia. Minnesota rested.
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Monticello Defeats Tipton Eleven 26 to 6
Monticello high defeated Tipton high 26 to 6 for Tipton's final home game. Monticello quarterback Mathiessen ran with the ball for the visitors. Tipton's only score came in the second quarter on a pass from Casterline to Pierce.
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Football Scores East and Far West in Mixed Results
A broad roundup shows Mublesberg 25 Lebanon Valley 7 and Providence 19 C N 6. West Virginia Wesleyan 21 New York U 3 with numerous other college games across regions and divisions.
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Beloit Defeats Cornell 13-0 in Midwest Conference Clash
Beloit rallys to a 13-0 victory over Cornell at Beloit’s Walter Strong stadium. Beloit scored in the fourth quarter after a 15 yard triple pass sequence, then added a late interception return for a second touchdown. Cornell threatened in the first half but Beloit held strong on defense and special teams to clinch the win.
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Wood extends lead at Louisville Open midway point
Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey stayed under par for the second straight day to hold a four stroke edge at the halfway mark of the Louisville Open. Wood shot 71 Saturday to go with Friday's 68 for a 36 hole total of 139, while Jug McSpaden and Horton Smith tied for second at 143 after Smith posted a 70.
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Iowa Teachers crush Michigan Normal 33 to 0 in Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College dominated Michigan Normal of Ypsilanti with a run heavy attack to win 33 0. Nichols and Helgason starred at ball carry and scoring included two touchdowns and a safety by Dirkee. McCabe added the extra point as the home team struck in every period.
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Independence Defeats Waverly Eleven 19-0
Independence Maroon and White defeated Waverly 19 to 0 on home turf Friday. Coach Farrah’s squad used passes and runs to keep Waverly guessing, with two second quarter scores and a third quarter long pass from Wilson to Griffith. Ehrke and Wilson starred for Independence while Gallagher and Beebe led Waverly.
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