Minnesota Beats Illinois 6-0 in Big Nine Showdown
Minnesota fumbled away nine chances but managed a 75 yard final period drive for a 6-0 victory over Illinois. Jim Malesky scored from one yard as Nick Lawrence’s 51 yard pass to Vern Gagne and Kuzma’s power runs set up the decisive score amid windy conditions and 62,066 in attendance.
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Wlingis
Illinois
Illini
Jim Malesky
Nick Lawrence
Vern Gagne
Kuzma
Malesky
Lawrence
Gagne
Gordie Soltau
Don Maéchtle
Gopher
Shannon Il Sweeps To 15000 Victory At Golden Gate
Shannon II, the Australian stake horse, won the $15,000 Forty Niners handicap at Golden Gate a mile and one eighth. He equalled Indian Broom's world record with a time of 1:47-3/8 set at Tanforan in 1936.
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Shannon Il
Albany
Cal
Ins
Shannon II
Golden Gate Fields
Indian Broom
Tanforan
Cornell Beats Coe In Midwest Conference Faceoff
In a hard fought Midwest Conference game Cornell triumphed over Coe 14 to 0. Machinskas and Jim Koch scored for Cornell while Coe’s offense managed limited gains with Davenport and Campbell leading rushes. The victory gives Cornell a 1-1 conference mark while Coe drops to 0-2.
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Smith
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Addriis
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Phillips
Walter
Anderson
Ggillant
Fessler
Schneider
Farnham
Fox
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Jim Koch
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Nichols
Gable
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Davis
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Genz
Pase
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Ceynar
Petersen
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Wheeler
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McCulloush
McKay
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Boor
Citation dominates International Gold Cup in rich stakes
Citation the Warren Wright Calumet star swept to the $75,600 victory in the International Gold Cup, moving to $820,250 in career earnings and second to Stymie. Phalanx took second, Carolyn A. faded to third, as the Whitney Stakes winner clocked 2.24-4/5 for 1 mile 5 furlongs. Nicols resigns as Midland College head football coach in Fremont Neb.
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INS
Citation
Stymie
Aymed
Midland
Fremont, Neb
Jack Y. Nicolds
Saturiday
Midland College
Joseph Allen Inampaiately
Tar Heels Fall Short. NC State Tops Tar Heels 14-0
In Chapel Hill NC State shocks North Carolina 14 0 as Bill Thompson and Bob Smith spark a two touchdown rally in the first half. Backups and defense stifle Tar Heel star Charlie Justice until a late third quarter surge by Hosea Rodgers and Art Wiener can't bridge the gap.
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North Carolina
Carolina
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Art Wiener
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Saat
Selinger
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Gun Classes for Group at Toledo
Tama County Fish and Game club sponsors three night sessions at Toledo high school assembly hall starting Wednesday. Virgil Alberts leads with W. E. Ayers assisting. state conservation officer for the district. Second session on October 27. final session November 1 covers safe gun handling and hunting etiquette with hands on experience.
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Ledo
Tama County Fish and Game Club
Toledo High School
Virgil Alberts
Toledo
W.E. Ayers
van Horne
St Joseph Seeks Stop Of Loras Winning Streak
In a Midlands conference game today at Dubuque St Joseph college aims to halt Loras 13 game win streak. Star guard Dick Mares, hurt in the St Marys game, will miss the matchup.
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Dubuque
St. Joseph College
Loras
Dick Mares
Loras St. Mary's
Four-way tie possible in Cedar Rapids city standings
In a Friday Gazette analysis, Earl Rieke projects a possible four-way Cedar Rapids high school football city title tie if Wilson beats McKinley, McKinley defeats Franklin, and Roosevelt defeats Wilson, all on upcoming dates. Historical leaders include Wilson with five titles, Franklin three, Roosevelt three, and McKinley one, with Wilson and Roosevelt leading current city race.
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Ranklin
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Wilson
Franklin
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iMcKinney
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Ramblers
George Schmidt
McKinley High School
Clarion
Dick Bishop
Schmidt
Frank Simatovsky
Bob Reid
Bud Saylor
Bill Quinby
Don Buchheister
Herb Konigsmark
Bob Kurth
Don Stastny
Doctors Believe Johnny Estes May Walk Again
In Iowa City sources say most doctors who examined Johnny Estes think he may walk again. Hospital officials declined public comment but privately several doctors expressed optimism about his mobility restoration.
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Johnny Estés
Iowa
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