Carleton vs Coe football clash highlights strong Kohawk line
Coe dominates first half as Kohawk forward wall overpower Carleton Maize line. Mildh stars with slick ball carrying while Camerson, Walker, and Kessel contribute in a hard fought game despite substitutions in the second half and near misses on extra points.
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Wabash Defeats Rose Poly 20 to 6 in Weekend Match
Wabash dominated Rose Poly with a 20 to 6 victory. The game featured multiple big plays and a late defensive stop to seal the win for Wabash.
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Rose Poly
Morningside Dominates Western Union in Big Win
Morningside overwhelmed Western Union 79 to 0 as five touchdowns by Das and Venner and Dean’s score highlighted a 46 to 0 halftime lead. Kronick Day and Wilfore added two points each, while three regulars watched from the sidelines.
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South Dakota Upress North Dakota Agi Losses
The text shows garbled OCR about South Dakota and North Dakota agricultural topics with unclear events. Specific names, dates, or outcomes are unreadable, making it difficult to identify a coherent incident or result.
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Vague Collegiate Scores and Institutions Mentioned
A fragmented list of college names and teams appears, including Carnegie Leech, Susquehanna, Union Fordham, Virginia, Johns Hopkins, Yale, Amherst, Wesleyan, Lehigh, Alabama, and others. The piece presents scattered school references and partial scores with no coherent event or outcome described.
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Northwestern Stanford Tie Seen In Early Third
Northwestern and Stanford battled to a touchdownless tie as Stanford drives pressed the Northwestern defense. A misplayed punt gave Stanford a promising field position on the 38 yard line before a Cardinal back burst for 12 yards setting up a first down on the 14.
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Northwestern Edges Stanford In Rough Northwestern Stanford Tilt
At Soldier Field Chicago Northwestern University defeats Stanford 9 first downs to 6. Stanford gains 90 yards on 49 rushes while Northwestern gains 123 yards on 50 attempts. Northwestern completes 5 of 12 passes for 40 yards with 2 interceptions.
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Harvard Tramps On N Hampshire Gridders 34 to 0
Harvard tramps on New Hampshire gridiron in Cambridge as Harvard, led by strong rushing, defeats New Hampshire 34 to 0. Army stomps Delaware 52 to 0 at Michie stadium with Johnson and Stanek driving the onslaught. Penn opens season with 9 to 0 win over Franklin and Marshall before about 30 000 in attendance.
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Gazette Newsies Triumph 36 to 6 Over South Side Team
The Gazette Newsies defeated the South Siders 36 to 6 on Saturday. Ross contributed three touchdowns for the Newsies while Birgens and Ross stood out, and Young scored a lone touchdown for the South Siders.
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Columbus Junction Wire Overcomes Morning Sun 2 0
Local update reports Columbus Junction Wire defeated Morning Sun 2 to 0. Other notes mention Linn County teams, a Country Club Heights address in Cedar Rapids, and a $6240 figure with a date 10-6-33.
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Wolverines Crush Cornell U 40 in Big Football Clash
Michigan pounded Cornell 40 to 0 as Everhardus scored three times and Malashevich capped a drive with a 32 yard TD pass from Renner. Michigan racked up 385 rushing yards while Cornell struggled to move the ball behind Captain Johnny Ferraro and a stout Wolverine defense.
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Trojans Defeat St. Marys 14-7 in Big Stadium Thriller
The Trojans topped St. Marys 14 to 7 before about eighty thousand spectators in a hard fought game. Key plays and player efforts shaped the matchup as the home team earned the win.
Braves Cycle Meet Attendance Falls in Wild Event
A chaotic road meet description notes spectators, races, and a Ford V-8 amid crowd movement. Details are fragmented with unclear names and places. The piece references a 200 foot bank of competition and a 35 cent adult admission with space limited for children.
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Ne'er Yar Crants manager promoted to colonel in Tennessee
Crants manager W H Terry Crants was named colonel af staff of Governor Hill McAlister. The ceremony took place in Sashville with Mayor Watkins Ovarton of Memphis presenting on behalf of the governor. The promotion was sent to Memphis for terry's hometown ceremony.
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Illinois Ties Iowa for Big Ten Lead
Illinois tied Iowa for the conference lead after a 21-0 victory over Wisconsin. Minnesota held Purdue to a 1-7 tie as the only other Big Ten game. Michigan crushed Cornell 40-0 and Ohio State beat Vanderbilt 20-0. Chicago defeated Washington University 40-0 while Northwestern and Stanford played to a scoreless tie. Notre Dame topped Indiana 12-2. Upcoming games include Ohio State vs Michigan, Wisconsin vs Iowa, Purdue vs Chicago, Indiana vs Northwestern, Pittsburgh vs Minnesota, and Army vs Illinois.
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Cornell Stuns Beloit 6 to 0 in rough grid clash
Cornell defeats Beloit 6 to 0 as key fumbles and recoveries shaped the game. Beloit fumbled four times, Cornell recovered all four. Morford contributed two recoveries. Peterson scored the lone touchdown after a series of short gains and a 20 yard pass setup.
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Carnegie Tech Defeats Xavier 3 0 In Cincinnati Showdown
Carnegie Tech shut out Xavier University of Cincinnati 3 to 0 as Stew Art, Tech left end, booted the decisive field goal. Xavier twice thwarted major threats and extended its scoreless streak to four games.
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East Des Moines Triumphs Over Sioux City Central 19 2
East Des Moines defeated Central Sioux City 19 to 2 with two touchdowns in the second period and one in the third. Central slipped a safety in the final period for its only points.
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Powerful Chicago Eleven Downs Washington 40-0
Chicago university dominates Washington 40 to 0 on their gridiron. Berwanger scores and passes, Sahlin breaks for 66 yards, Zimmer intercepts and returns, Nyquist adds a third quarter score, Langley caps with a late TD, and Smith adds the extra point as Chicago rolls. Attendance exceeds 5,000.
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Ramblers Beat Indiana 12 to 2 in Football Clash
Ramblers win from Indiana 12 to 2 as Notre Dame relies on team play and strong blocking. Elser and Shakespeare excel in punts while Keck and Jones gain yardage for Indiana, weather slows the pace and Heardy Anderson mixes in reserves before the period ends.
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Carroll Upsets Ripon Gridders By 9 To 7
Carroll college upset Ripon College 9 to 7 at Ripon Wisconsin on Saturday. Carroll took a 9 0 lead in the third quarter on a Jordan dash from midfield after a Jacobs pass and an extra point. Ripon scored in the final minute on Dune’s plunge from the one yard line after three straight first downs. Ripon showed more yards 155 to Carroll’s 85 but fumbled four times in scoring range.
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Georgia Gridmen Blank North Carolina in Chapel Hill
Georgia powered past North Carolina 30 to 0 in Chapel Hill. Buck Chapman, at 200 pounds, ran 30 yards for the opening TD and later surged for another. Hugh O Farrell, substitute end, caught a seven yard pass from Bond for a third score. Bond finished with a final rushing TD.
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Arkansas Triumphs Over Baylor 19 to 7 in Last-Minute Win
The University of Arkansas seized leadership of the Southwestern Conference with a late 19 to 7 victory over Baylor in Little Rock. Baylor produced a lone touchdown early but Arkansas responded with a late scoring drive to secure the win.
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Augustana, North Central play to 6–6 tie in Little Nine
In Rock Island Illinois a Little Nine Conference game ends 6 to 6 as North Central’s Dillon rushes 57 yards for a score and Augustana’s Marack answers with a 7 yard touchdown run.
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California Defeats Olympic Club 23 to 0
California hammered Olympic Club 23 to 0 in Berkeley with the Golden Bear reserves playing most of the game against the San Francisco clubmen.
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Minnesota and Purdue battle to 7 7 tie in wild game
Minnesota and Purdue finished 7 all after a hard fought clash. Lund sparked the Gophers with a late drive and a punt return plus Bevan added the extra point. Purdue tied it late behind Basker on a drive and a dropkick.
Towa Wesleyan Trounces Central 18 0 in Iowa clash
Wesleyan outgunned Central 18 to 0 in a conference game. Patterson surged for a 5 yard score, an interception setup a second touchdown, and Bennett added a third as Huffman, Patterson and Bennett starred for the Tigers while Robeson and Berkey led Central’s effort. A kickoff return by Robeson stood 60 yards before the clock stopped on a late threat.
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Georgia Tech Beats Auburn 16 6 at Grant Field
Georgia Tech defeats Auburn 16 to 6 before about 20 000 spectators on Grant Field. Auburn remains scoreless until the final period.
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