Nebraska Triumphs Over Iowa State 20 to 0
Nebraska, behind a powerful backfield and steady reserves, shuts out Iowa State 20 to 0. George Sauer and Bernie Masterson star as the Huskers generate most of the offense, while Dana Bible safely uses substitutes to maintain the lead.
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Cornell Triumphs Over Beloit 6 to 0
Cornell College defeated Beloit 6 to 0 in a Midwest conference game. Barney Osborn's tackling and a third quarter punt block helped secure the lead as Beloit failed to threaten again. Beloit’s Bloom and Scott offered some offense while Peterson moved the ball in the second quarter.
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Michigan crushes Cornell 40 to 0 in clash at Ann Arbor
Michigan, led by halfback Herman Everhardus, routed Cornell 40 to 0 in an intersectional game before 35,000 in Ann Arbor. Everhardus scored three touchdowns and added a PAT while Regeczi ran 85 yards and later kicked off for another score. The Wolverines showed a swift running and passing attack with three long scoring plays and intercepted passes to end any Cornell threat.
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Duke Upsets Tennessee 10-2 To End 3-Year Streak
Duke's Blue Devils stunned Tennessee 10-2 in Durham after a late period touchdown. The Vols suffered their first loss since 1930 and fell to Alabama's 1930 era coaching legacy.
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Illinois Triumphs Over Wisconsin 21 to 0 in Opener
Champaign Illinois opened its 1933 Big Ten football season by defeating Wisconsin 21 to 0 before 25000 homecoming crowd. Lindberg Cook and Froschauer scored with a flea flicker setup. Lindberg added a 75 yard dash. Illinois outgained Wisconsin 217 to 146 in total yards.
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Kansas State Drops Missouri 33 to 0 in Big Six Title Game
Kansas State defeats Missouri 33 to 0 in the Big Six title clash. Quarterback Morgan shines with two passes for touchdowns to Stoner and Russell, while Graham and Busby power the ground game. Missouri struggles to mount a sustained offense against Kansas State’s aggressive line.
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Football's long rule history shapes modern game
A retrospective traces football evolution from 1869 origins at Princeton and Rutgers to 1927 changes, noting downs, field size, scoring, forward pass rules and safety tweaks. It highlights Big Ten race tensions, team upsets, and remarks on coaches and players shaping the sport's era.
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CoeTrims Carleton 19 0 as Hild Stars in Win
In Northfield Minnesota Coe College overwhelmed Carleton 19 to 0 on a brisk Saturday game. Freddy Hild sparked the attack scoring two first half touchdowns including an 82 yard run. Coe led from the opening kickoff and stifled Carleton's ground game while the visitors passed more in the second half but failed to threaten.
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Diverse Football Scores Across Big Ten and West Regions
A collage of scores from many colleges and teams including Purdue, Minnesota, Notre Dame, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, Cornell, Nebraska, Iowa State, Kansas, Missouri, Army, Navy, Harvard, Princeton, SMU, Oklahoma, Texas, Duke, Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, Tulane, Maryland, Montana State, California, Oregon State, Oregon, USC, St Marys.
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Gophers Tie Purdue In Tough Big Ten Clash
Minnesota and Purdue battled to a 7 7 tie before 25 000 fans as the Gophers matched Purdue’s backfield strength with a sharp passing attack. Key moments included Lunds two completions to Larson and Seidel, Beise extra point, and Pardonner footing for a 23rd consecutive extra point.
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Notre Dame Downs Indiana 12 to 2 in Football Tilt
Notre Dame defeated Indiana 12 to 2 before about 20 000 at Bloomington. Nick Lukats 53 yard run gave the Irish the lead in the second quarter and Don Elser added a 10 yard score in the fourth. Devere starred on defense with three punt blocks as ND outgained Indiana 292 to 30 yards.
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Yale Eleven Beats Washington and Lee 14 to 0
Yale overpowers Washington and Lee 14 to 0 in an intersectional football clash before 18 000 fans at New Haven. Yale broke a first quarter slump and dominated the final three periods while Washington and Lee suffered their first defeat of the season.
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Northwestern Holds Stanford In Scoreless Grid Battle
Northwestern and Stanford battled to a scoreless tie in Chicago as the Wildcats halted a late goal line stand on the 2 yard line. Northwestern gained 174 yards to Stanford’s 122 and had nine first downs to six, but two Stanford scoring chances were thwarted by miscues and the goal line stand.
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