Cornell Pounds Beloit 33-6 In Strong Conference Showing
Gene Tornquist sparks the Cornell attack in a 33 to 6 victory over Beloit as the Purple roll to an unblemished five game stretch. Tornquist dazzles with passes runs and a kickoff return while Cornell dominates in yardage and persistently scores after reads. Beloit fights back with a late score but falls short as Cornell's line and execution prevail.
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Nebraska Clinches Narrow Win Over Iowa State 10–7
Nebraska defeats Iowa State 10 to 7 as Herman Rohrig stars with a first half field goal and later a 16 yard TD run by Walter Luther. The Cornhuskers capitalize on ISU fumbles and interception to hold the lead and secure the victory in a tight college football clash.
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Penn Shades Eli On Pass In Narrow Yale Victory
In New Haven, Penn edged Yale 6 to 0 as Paul Wexler threw a 51 yard TD to captain Harlan Gustafson with five seconds left in the first half. Frank Reagan set up the score with a 38 yard interception return.
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Kansas State Two-Milers Top Drake in Indoor Meet
Kansas State's two-mile relay edged Drake 19 17 during halftime of the Kansas State versus Colorado football game in Manhattan. William Morey of Drake finished first in 9 minutes 45.8 seconds.
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Baer to Meet Savold in Des Moines Oct 30
Promoter Pinkie George announced Buddy Baer will fight heavyweight contender Lee Savold in Des Moines on October 30. Baer and Savold are top contenders in the division with the bout drawing boxing fans.
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Indiana Seizes Victory Over Wisconsin On Sub Run Eighty Yards
Indiana defeats Wisconsin as a substitute runner breaks for an 80 yard touchdown. Wisconsin fails to convert a second quarter drive due to a backfield penalty and Indiana dominates with 10 first downs to five. Herbert adds two PATs as Maddox shines with a standout long run and open field work.
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Grand Junction Wins Iowa State High School Baseball Drama
Grand Junction defeated Eddyville to win the state high school baseball final, riding three hits to claim the drama filled title. Eddyville bats struggled as Grand Junction took the championship on Saturday.
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Missouri Tigers blank Washington U in 14 0 win
In St Louis the Missouri Tigers defeated Washington University of the Missouri Valley Conference 14 to 0. A crowd near 10 000 watched the game with two scoring passes in the first and fourth quarters.
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Carnegie Tech Tops Case 21 to 0 in Cleveland
Carnegie Tech defeated Case Institute 21 to 0 before 7000 fans in Cleveland. The Scots scored in every period except the third as George Muha Walter Ingalls and Tony Laposki each crossed the line for touchdowns.
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Duquesne Defeats Manhattan 7-0 at Polo Grounds
Duquesne blanked Manhattan 7-0 as the Jaspers faltered near the goal lines at the Polo Grounds. Manhattan moved the ball well but could not crack the Dukes defense in a game witnessed by a small crowd.
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Alabaman Wins S U S Net Title
Ernest Grady of Alabama defeated Norman Sandler of Des Moines 6 4 6 2 in the All university tennis tournament final. Grady succeeds Bob Sandler as champion.
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Michigan Football Notes and Big Ten Pursuits
Fielding Yost lauds Kodros as a great Michigan center while Harmon breaks loose but penalties kill a scoring drive. The piece comments on student ticket prices, I‑book sales at Iowa, and Notre Dame’s tribute to A A Stagg. It surveys Big Ten championships history and athletic demographics, noting Indiana’s lack of titles and Stagg’s College of the Pacific game set for Oct 5 1940.
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Stanford and UCLA Play to 14-14 Tie in California
Stanford Indians and UCLA Bruins battled to a 14-14 draw in Alto. Kenneth Washington connected with McPherson for a UCLA TD, Albert and Groves teamed for a Stanford score, Gallarneau added a Stanford TD, and Robinson's 51 yard interception setup Cantor's TD with Robinson's conversion tying the game.
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Army Colubia Battle Ends In Six Six Tie
In New York Army and Columbia played to a 6 6 tie as Johnny Hatch and Fred Yeager connected on an 81 yard touchdown pass in the final minutes before a 27000 strong crowd.
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Boilermakers Tie Minnesota 13 13 on Byelene’s Run
Purdue and Minnesota battled to a 13 all tie as Byelene plunged for the lead and Rankin caught a late deep ball for the tying score. The game featured Key runs and a fourth down conversion before Montague added the extra point.
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Holy Cross Defeats Georgia In 13-0 SEC Clash
Holy Cross Crusaders shut out Georgia 13-0 before about 10 000 fans in Athens. The Crusaders avenged a prior loss after being upset by LSU last week, extending their SEC performance.
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Tennessee Volunteers Outpace Chattanooga 28 to 0
The Tennessee Volunteers, led by reserves, defeated the University of Chattanooga 28 to 0 before 8,000 fans in Chattanooga. The game showed the depth of Tennessee as the reserves carried the scoring without facing a competitive challenge from the host.
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Iowa State Runners Defeat Nebraska in Two-Mile Meet
Ames AP report: Iowa State wins the two-mile team title 21 to 15 over Nebraska. Cyclones place runners second third fourth and sixth. Nebraska's Cook wins the individual race in a photo finish at 10:01.6, narrowly beating Iowa State captain Hughes.
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Quasqueton High Wins Nine Of Ten In Fall Campaign
QUASQUETON The Quasqueton high school baseball team which reached the third round of the district tournament at Waterloo won nine of ten games played during the fall season. They scored 86 runs against 34 for the opposition.
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South Dakota Undefeats Omaha U In NC Conference Battle
Vermilion South Dakota university remains undefeated in the North Central conference by a 14 to 6 victory over Omaha University on Saturday.
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Cornell Tramples Princeton 20-7 in 35,000-Seat Showdown
Cornell’s Big Red Legion defensive line and Whit Baker power Cornell to a 20-7 win over Princeton before 35,000 in Princeton. Baker scored twice in the first quarter on a kickoff reverse and a 87 yard run, Kirk Hershley added a second period score, while Princeton’s only TD came on a third-quarter pass connection between Dave Allerdice and Jim Aubrey with Howie Stanley.
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Oregon Beats California 6-0 In Big Football Showdown
BERKELEY Calif AP One long 76 yard power drive and Oregon used strong running to defeat California 6-0 before about 35000 fans. Oregon dominated the game with a key early march and held California scoreless.
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College football scores and results across many teams
A long list of football results from various colleges and universities across the East and West, noting scores like Gettysburg 60 Drexel 7, Muhlenberg 7 Lafayette 6, Colby 0 Vermont 14, and West Coast offerings such as Stanford 6 Cal Fr. 13, with numerous other minor matchups and partial scores.
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