Victory Sweet to Purdue After 3 Straight Lickings
Iowa City correspondent reports Purdue’s 21 9 win over Iowa ends a rough three week stretch. Coach Stu Holcomb hails mental recovery and notes Dick Woodard’s limited play while praising Iowa’s defensive toughness. Razor incident and upcoming Illinois game are mentioned.
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Get Next One Iowa Players Cry Get Next One
Iowa suffers Purdue loss as players vow to rebound. Coach Anderson consoles Earl Banks and points to Notre Dame next week. Guards and tackles reflect on missed chances, fumbles, and injuries but express resolve to fight on. local Cedar Rapids players praise performance and look toward the following game.
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Tutor Races 72 Upsets Western Michigan 13 6
Cedar Falls AP Iowa Tedders upset Western Michigan 13 6 on a 72 yard touchdown dash by Bud Fisher a second string halfback. Fisher swept right end on a hidden ball play late in the third to break a 6 6 tie. The Teachers scored late in the first half after Bobby Lee recovered a fumble on the Michigan 36 a 24 yard pass Dev an to Lee and an end run set up a one foot line carry by Devan. Western Michigan tied early in the second half as Gratton went around end on the first play.
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Texas Stops Arkansas 14-6 in Southwest action
Texas Longhorns overcome Arkansas Razorbacks 14 to 6 before 46,000 at Austin. Randall Clay produced two rushing scores for Texas, and Perry Samuels added a late clinching TD after a decisive 37-yard drive that included a punt mishap by Arkansas. Clyde Scott sparked Arkansas briefly but failed on an extra point.
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Grid results roll up college football scores across conferences
A dense recap shows Purdue, Notre Dame, Michigan, and Ohio State posting big wins while many smaller programs, from North Central and Central to Iowa and Nebraska, mix in scattered results. Notable margins include Notre Dame 44 Nebraska 13 and Purdue 20 Iowa 6, with a wide spread of outcomes across Midwest and Western conferences.
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Babe Zaharias Loses Texas Open Final 10 and 9
In Fort Worth Texas, Mildred Babe Zaharias of Denver fell to Polly Riley of Fort Worth in the Women's Texas Open final by 10 and 9, the most crushing defeat of her career and ruins a fourth Texas crown bid.
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Chadron Teachers Triumph Over Peru in Homecoming Game
Wally Calvert scored two second quarter touchdowns to lift Chadron Teachers to a 13-6 victory over Peru Teachers before about 2000 fans at Chadron in a homecoming clash.
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Penn Scores Late Nips Lions 2014
In New York Pennsylvanias undefeated football team edged Columbia 20 to 14 on a final sequence. Chet Bednarik recovered a blocked kick for a 14 13 lead and Frank Bagwell then threw a TD pass to Bob Sponangle after a key pass interference and a clipping penalty.
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Purdue Tops Iowa 26 13 After Late Kickoff Misplay
Purdue secured a 26 to 13 victory over Iowa as Headington’s kick failed wide and a late Iowa attempt to recover the ball met with Purdue coverage by O Rielly. The scoring featured touchdowns by Adams Szulborst DeMass Doran and Naber with Trbovich converting two PATs. Officials included Mike Layden and Roy Knisellnschild in a crowded game day roster.
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Iowa State and Colorado clash highlights in rugged grid action
The report details a college football game fragment where Iowa State, aided by Don Hagin, advances to the 25 yard line and Colorado replies with a score on a laterally set play to Malcolm Miller that is nullified for illegal hands. scoring notes include Pudlik and Brenneman kicking after touchdowns, with players listed across both squads.
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Upper Iowa Tops Buena Vista 20-0 in Iowa Conference clash
Upper Iowa University remained undefeated in the Iowa conference by defeating Buena Vista College 20 to 0. Dale Kelly and C Kelly scored for the Peacocks as Hall and Carson added the extra points. The Beavers showed early drive but could not finish, while Upper Iowa's defense held through the final period.
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Peacocks Stop Buena Vista in 20-0 Victory
Ver pass on his own 41 yard line raced to the Beaver 10 before Dale Kelly carried to the one foot line and Hall scored. Carson missed the conversion as Buena Vista opened with a kickoff. Andy Tompus intercepted on the Buena Vista 31 and returned to the eight. Dale Kelly then carried to the four and Hall finished from there, final 20-0.
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Oregon Digs In 8-7 Win From Bears
Oregon edged USC 8-7 in a tense Multnomah Stadium clash as a fourth quarter stand against deceptive backs preserved a one point victory. Norman Van Brocklin’s 61 yard TD pass to Dick Wilkins fueled an early lead while a blocked punt and safety sealed the win amid a 33,000 crowd. Both teams finished evenly in first downs, with Oregon totaling 181 rushing yards and 256 passing yards to USC’s 141 and 212 respectively.
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Colorado A. and M. nips Wyoming on blocked kick
A blocked kick in the final seconds gave Colorado A. & M. a 21-20 victory over the Wyoming Cowboys at Laramie. The dramatic finish preserved Colorado A. & M.’s upset bid and closed the game with a decisive defensive stand.
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Spartans crush Arizona 61-7 on Homecoming day
Michigan State overwhelmed Arizona 61-7 before 36 616 fans as coach Clarence Munn played all five bench players. Lynn Chandnois and George Guerre led the scoring with a 50 yard scamper and 14 yard run while Leroy Crane added a 65 yard sprint. State raced to a 27-0 halftime lead and controlled the game, piling up 418 rushing yards to 80 for Arizona and 17 first downs to 12. The scrubs scored five touchdowns as Arizona folded late.
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Purdue Harriers Edge Hawkeyes In Cross Country Meet
Purdue defeated Iowa 34 to 21 in Iowa City as Lewis Blanchard and Robert Rodibaugh tied for first. Keith Brown led Iowa with a fourth place showing, while Dick McClanahan and Jack Copeland finished fifth and sixth for the Hawkeyes. Winning time was 1 27.8.
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Vanderbilt Routs Kentucky In Rainy SEC Clash
Vanderbilt hammered Kentucky's line 26-7 in a Southeastern Conference game before 25,500 rain-soaked fans in Lexington. The Commodores dominated on offense and defense to secure the road victory over the Wildcats.
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Wilson Ramblers defeat Clinton in Valley clash 12-0
Wilson Ramblers blank Clinton 12 to 0 in a Mississippi Valley conference game. Wilson surged with a late first-half touchdown by Ed Hanzlik and a second-period pass setup by Lloyd Oliver to Bernie Berger. Clinton suffered injuries and consecutive losses, with standout Dick Cilek and Bob Louvar among the few bright spots.
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California Rips Oregon St. 42 0 Eyes Rose Bowl
California rolled to a 42-0 victory over Oregon State Beavers in its Pacific Coast Conference opener. Star back Jackie Jensen contributed a 44 yard touchdown pass and showcased elite open field running as a leading All America candidate.
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Rider Franklin Sophi Tie in 6 6 Sophomore Grid
Roosevelt and Franklin battled to a 6 6 tie as Rider drives produced a 7 yard TD pass from Paul Ferguson to Wayne Murdoch in the second period. A fumble at the Franklin two and a 50 yard pass from Murdoch to Huber near the end kept the game tense. Wilson's sophs beat McKinley 13 6.
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Huskers Fall 44 13 as Notre Dame Routs Nebraska
Notre Dame beat Nebraska 44 to 13 in Lincoln before 37 400 fans. Emil Sitko scored twice and led a powerful Irish attack that overwhelmed the Nebraska defense. Cletus Fischer also scored twice for the Cornhuskers but Notre Dame’s lines and running game dominated.
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