Cornell Downs Beloit 33-6 in Homecoming Thriller
Gene Tornquist fueled a dominant Cornell win over Beloit 33-6 with a 100 percent effort. The Purple outgained Beloit by a wide margin, while Tornquist scored on a kickoff return and added multiple TDs and passes. Junior star Wilson and Watson also found pay dirt as Cornell rolled to an unbeaten 5-0 mark. Beloit struggled to answer as Cornell exploited a strong line and sharp execution.
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Gene ‘Kornquist
Cornell
Blue Devils
Thompson
Ulang Leonard Wilson
Cornell College
Beloit
Gene Tornquist
Jim Taylor
Penn tops Yale on late 51 yard TD pass
Penn defeats Yale 6 to 0 before 32 500 at Yale Bowl. A 51 yard pass from Paul Wexler to Harlan Gustafson with five seconds left in the second quarter sparked the lone scoring drive. Frank Reagan returned an Eli pass 38 yards to set up the score.
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New Haven
Paul Wexler
Harlan Gustafson
Pennsylvania
Yale
Frank Reagan
Fleet Penn
Eli
Nebraska Routs Iowa State 10 7 Behind Rohrig’s Kick
Nebraska uses a first half field goal by Herman Rohrig and a third quarter TD by Walter Luther to beat Iowa State 10 to 7. Key moments include a fumble recovery set up the Huskers score and a late defensive stand by Nebraska to hold the Cyclones.
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Nebraska
Herman Rohrig
Jack Wallace
Rohrig
Iowa State
Cornhuskers
Ray Petsch
Cyclones
Cornhusker
Warren Alison
Walter Luther
Roling Place
Don Griswold
Mike Francis
Lncups
Tows State
Bliss
Seaman Buck
Teee
U Tv
R. Kahler Mueller
E. Schwartzkopf
Westersee
Burruss Smith
Alison Moody
Schwartzkope Boswell
Ashburn Wallace
Petsch Griswold
LY Wu
Rodrig Wisel
Hosene
Luther Lechtenberr
Francis
Luther
Seabure
Wallace
Pakern
Lechtenberg
Monroe Lewis
Wash- Inston U
Ted O'Sullivan
Pield
Harris Newman
Columbia
Hiead Unesman
John Waldorf
Prochaska
J. Prochaska
Seaman
Preston
Herndon
Behm
Monsky
Abel
Ramey
Knight
Simmons
T. Thompson
Rohn
Defrulter
Hopp
Down State
Lange
Graves
Hegwen
Mickieson
Happe
Cobb
Kansas Two-Milers Edge Drake in 19 17 Duel
Kansas State's two mile team defeated Drake 19 to 17 at halftime of the Kansas State Colorado game. William Morey of Drake won the 2 mile with a 9 45.8 clocking.
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Kansas
Drake
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Drake University
Bud Baer To Meet Savold Oct 30 in Des Moines
Promoter Pinkie George announced Buddy Baer has signed for a heavyweight bout with Lee Savold on October 30 in Des Moines. Baer previously fought Savold in a previous match and this rematch is highly anticipated by boxing fans.
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Savold
Des Moines
Pinkie George
Saturday Night
Buddy Baer
Lee Savold
Indiana Thumps Wisconsin As Sub Runs Eighty Yards
Indiana defeats Wisconsin as a substitute runner breaks loose for an eighty yard touchdown. The Hoosiers dominate most phases aside from two early scores, finishing with ten first downs to Wisconsin’s five. Herbert and Maddox scored for Indiana with Herbert adding two extra points.
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Wisconsin
Harry Stuhlsdreher
Maddox
Badger
Wisconsin Harris
Moeller Sabon
Ceck White Holloway Gahmaeee Murray Logan - Everas Fox Uremovich
Dorsch Rucinski
Lorenz
Herberp
Esaee
York
Hursh
Scase Ae Gradisnik
Zimmer
Schmitz R
Herbert
Hissinbotham
M. Dumke
Ellenwood
Janzaruk
Trimble
F. Smith
Martin
Buccianer
W. Smith
Bracalone
Grand Junction Wins Iowa High School Baseball Title
Grand Junction tops Eddyville 4 to 2 in the Iowa state championship game after collecting three base hits to claim the title.
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Grand Junction
Eddyville
Missouri Nips Washington U in 14 0 Victory
In St Louis Missouri beat Washington University of the Missouri Valley Conference 14 to 0 on a crowd of about 10 000. Passing to two touchdowns in the first and fourth quarters the Missouri Tigers secured the win.
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Louis
University of Missouri Tigers
Washington University
Missouri Valley
Carnegie Tech defeats Case in 21–0 victory
In front of 7,000 at Cleveland Carnegie Tech blocked well and shut out Case Scientists. George Muha, Walter Ingalls, and Tony Laposki each scored one touchdown as the Scots found the end zone in every period except the third.
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Cleveland
Carnegie Tech
George Muha
Walter Ingalls
Tony Laposki
Duquesne Defeats Manhattan 7-0 at Polo Grounds
Duquesne stops Manhattan at the Polo Grounds in a 7 to 0 victory. Manhattan threatened twice at the 10 yard line but failed to score as the Dukes held firm in the defensive stand.
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NEW York
Manhattan
Jaspers
Duquesne University
Polo Grounds
Manhattann
Duquesne
Dukes
Alabaman Wins S U S Net Title
Ernest Grady of Alabama defeated Norman Sandler of Des Moines 6 4 6 2 in the finals to win the All University tennis title and succeed Bob Sandler as champion.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Ernest Grady
Norman Sandler
Des Moines
Grady
Bob Sandler
Michigan Football Notes and Big Ten History Recounted
A college football recap covers penalties and plays involving Michigan and a reference to Captain Kodres as a noted center. It also surveys Big Ten history, attendance pricing norms for students, and Notre Dame’s upcoming game against Stagg’s College of the Pacific in 1946.
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West
Michigan
Harmon
Smith
Diehl
Ankeny
Jrerée
Wisconsin
Iowa
Charles Galiher
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Minnesota
Minnesota U
Bierman
Scheol
Chicago
Michigama
Minnnesota
Indians
Big Ten
Echools
A. A. Stagg
Irish
Stagg
College of the Pacific
South Bend
Stanford and UCLA Battle to 14-14 Tie
Stanford Indians and UCLA Bruins played to a 14 all draw in Alto California. Kenneth Washington connected with McPherson for UCLA’s first touchdown after a 20 yard pass. Albert to Groves and Hugh Gallameda added Stanford scores. Late in the fourth a Robinson interception led to Cantor scoring and Robinson converting to knot the game.
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Calif
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Indians
University of California At Los Angeles Bruins
Kenneth Washington
UCLA
McPherson
Overlin
Albert
Groves
Hugh Gallameda
Robinson
Bruins
Cantor
Army and Columbia Battle to 6 6 Tie in Annual Game
Johnny Hatch and Fred Yeager combined for an 81 yard touchdown in the final three minutes to lift Army into a 6 to 6 tie with Columbia before a 27 000 crowd in New York.
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NEW York
Johnny Hatch
Fred Yeager
Army
Columbia
Purdue and Minnesota play to 13-13 tie on Byelene run
Purdue ties Minnesota 13 all after Byelene plunges for three yards on fourth and two from the Minnesota 48, then runs for the tying score. Rankin catches a late TD pass from John Galvin as Purdue and Minnesota finish deadlocked. final lineups listed with 13-13 score.
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Minnesota
Byelene
John Galvin
David Rankin
Rankin
Purdue
Montague
Joe Mernik
Isseseseee
Atking Potter
Eceeseees
Pedersen Bykowski
Geeeslgieaee
Bob Smith
Morningstar
Cerseeees
Bjorcklund
Gisseeesees Kuusistor
Johnson
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Esas
Franck H
van Everypeengert Hennis
Brown
Brock
de Witte Woof Bose
Christiansen
Mennis
Mont
Bllman
Parkinson
Larson
Paschka
Litmani
Faffrath
Smith
Bartich
Rer
Frank Lane
Cincinnati
W. D. Knight
Dartmouth
George Bimpton
Wisconsin
Peed Hneaman
Lee Tela
Chicago
Holy Cross Defeats Georgia 13-0 in Athens
Holy Cross Crusaders avenge a prior upset by routing Georgia 13-0 before about 10 000 fans in Athens. The win followed Holy Cross loss to LSU Tigers last week in a Southeastern Conference matchup.
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Athens
Volunteers Roll Past Chattanooga 28 to 0
Tennessee reserves propelled the Volunteers to a 28 to 0 victory over Chattanooga before 8,000 fans. The undermanned Chattanooga squad struggled to mount any offense as Tennessee dominated from start to finish.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Tennessee
University of Chattanooga
Iowa State Runners Defeat Nebraska In Two-Mile Meet
Ames AP report details Iowa State defeating Nebraska 21 to 15 in a two mile race. Cyclones claimed second, third, fourth, and sixth places led by runner Hughes as runner Cook from Nebraska won with a 10 01.6 time, besting Hughes.
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Ames
Iowa State
Nebraska
Cook
Hughes
Quasqueton High Wins Nine of Ten Fall Games
QUASQUETON High School baseball reached the district tournament third round at Waterloo and finished the fall season with nine wins and one loss. The team scored 86 runs while allowing 34 to opponents.
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Quasqueton
Waterloo
Coyotes Win Remain Undefeated in North Central Clash
Vermillion South Dakota University stayed undefeated in the North Central Conference with a 14 to 6 victory over Omaha University on Saturday.
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Vermillion
S. D
South
Dakota University
Omaha U. Jhere
Cornell Rolls Over Princeton in 20-7 Victory
Cornell’s Big Red beat Princeton 20-7 before 35 000 fans in Princeton New Jersey. Whit Baker scored two first quarter touchdowns including an 87 yard run. Kirk Hershley added a second period TD after a midfield reception. Princeton finally dented the scoreboard with a third quarter pass touchdown from Dave Allerdice to Howie Stanley.
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N. J
Cornell
Big Red Legion
Princeton Tiger
Whit Baker
Tigers
Kirk Hershley
Dave Allerdice
Jim Aubrey
Howie Stanley
Allerdice
Stanley
Oregon Uses Steam Roller Tactics to Beat California 6–0
BERKELEY Calif AP One large 76 yard drive powered by Oregon’s line helps the Ducks defeat California 6 to 0 before about 35 000 fans at Berkeley. Oregon dominates with a single decisive score and solid defense.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of Oregon
California
Unclear college scores flood across multiple teams
A garbled OCR list shows numerous college football and basketball scores including Ursiaus 4 Fenn Millig, Gettysbore 60 Drexel 7, Amherst 26 Ta Nerwich 17, Union 6 Eamets 8, Montclair 18, Kalamazoo Western State 33, and many others across East West regions with mixed team names and placements.
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Fenn Millig
Oberlin
Allegheny
Bachknell
Albright
Cheyney
Lineata
Gettysbore
Drexel
Muhlenbere
Lafayette
Swarthmore
Susqueanes
Amherst
Ta Nerwich
Canat Guaré Q. Rentsclaer
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Berge Ee
Union
Eamets
Et Eee Iadisha
Ediabere
Ram
Juniata
Sefield
Wavialstier
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Thiel
Wysmar Remrist Statis Ee
Petemar
Shepherd
DiekIncen
Goriawars Q. Inland
Breeklya
Wesleyanie Colbye
Vermont Gress
Mt. JC
Y. Ans
Newberg
Berteie Eam
Princeiam Fr
Mit
West
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