Ohio State Defeats Indiana 17-0 In Homecoming Showdown
Ohio State, dominant on ground and through the air, shut out Indiana 17-0 before 32,000 at Bloomington. QB Pandel Savic connected with receivers, Jim Clark ran and Dorsey caught passes as OSU built a pair of first-half touchdowns and added a late field goal to seal the victory. Indiana struggled on offense, managing one first down before halftime as OSU's defense forced turnovers and penalties.
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Cyclone’s Shaver Sets 10:40 Course Record in Win
Gene Shaver of Iowa State establishes a new course record, finishing first as the Cyclones edge Colorado 18 to 19. George Fitzmorris and Wiley Chance place second and fourth for Colorado, with Mack Baty third for Iowa State.
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Irish Bring String of 23 Wins to Iowa
Iowa City notes Notre Dame visits Hawkeye Stadium for a sellout game next Saturday. Notre Dame brings a 23 game unbeaten streak and a high octane offense led by Terry Brennan Emil Sitko and Frank Tripucka against Iowa coach Eddie Anderson’s squad. The series notes show Notre Dame won in 1947 and 1921 with Iowa’s lone early victory in 1921.
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Emil Sitko
Frank Tripucka
Jim Martin
Leon Hart
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Cornell Cross Country Tops Teachers In Dual Meet
Cornell cross country defeated Iowa Teachers 24 to 31 in Cedar Falls. Ben McAdam won in 9 26 and Ralph Harris finished second for the Purple with Harris 9 40. Results list top finishers from Cornell and Iowa Teachers with times.
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Iowa Teachers
Ben McAdam
Purple
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Feller Promotes Traffic Safety On Hey Bob Show
Indian pitcher Bob Feller spent time off from the road to promote traffic safety. En route to his hometown celebration in Van Meter Indiana he appeared as a guest on the Hey Bob safety club program. He praised school traffic patrols and the Hey Bob club.
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Yale Rally Beats Wisconsin 17 to 7 in Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon author Paul K. Scott of Cornell College writes in the 1949 Wrestling Guide on wrestling strategy. He notes that wrestlers must avoid feats beyond their physique and favor escapes, reversals, and maintaining position. If overmatched, defend. if strong on take-downs, seek escape and rapid points.
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Yale Upsets Wisconsin In Midwest Invasion
Yale Chargers to a 17 7 victory at Madison as Wisconsin faux pas and Yale line pressure turn tide in third quarter. Tex Furse anchors defense while Nadherny and Booe convert drives with two field goals and an 80 yard march for the clincher.
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Panthers Rock Marquette in 21-7 upset
Pitt sprinted to a 21-7 victory over Marquette with a 60 yard opening run by Jimmy Joe Robinson and a 82 yard scoring pass in the final quarter. Bob Becker punched in two rushes, Nick Derosa hauled a 18 yard pass for a TD, and Jack Smodic thwarted Marquette with a 45 yard interception return.
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Few Lettermen At Cornell for Court Campaign
Two or three new players have nearly replaced last year's starters at Cornell College. For 1948-49, Jim and Jack Koch are the remaining starters with seven lettermen back, a strong sophomore class, and several transfers. Coach Charlie Zoda, a 1936grad and 2% guard on the Midwest title team, has begun practice with a lineup featuring Koch brothers along with Andrus Holmstrom Sebern Searls Mathews. Transfer entries include Brotherton Marlowe Hood. Freshman luminaries include Cummings Gable Stouffer Schnepf Wavecome and Pherrin. The 1948-49 schedule lists games from Dec 1 to Feb 19 at various campuses.
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Minn
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Dayton
Iowa
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Prominent Bike Rider Sent to Ellis Island
Gustave Kilian a 41 year old prominent bicycle rider arrived from Dortmund Germany and was sent to Ellis Island after being refused admission at New York International Airport. Kilian said he had been in the United States from 1939 to 1941 and left in March 1941 when his visa expired. Kilian, a native of Luxembourg, traveled on a Luxembourg passport.
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Cadets Top Harvard in 20 7 Battle
Army’s Black Knights beat Harvard 20 7 at Michie Stadium before 26 921 fans. Gil Stephenson scored three touchdowns as Army remans undefeated, with a 41 yard opening score and a 79 yard third quarter drive. Harvard tied at 7 7 halftime but could not overcome Army’s size and drive.
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Galiffa
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Bill Yeoman
Emil Drvaric
Wichita Wins 20-0 Over Utah State in Veterans Day Game
Wichita University beat Utah State 20 to 0 before 7,500 fans as Art Hodges and Ray Morrison sparked the victory in a Veterans Day football matchup in Wichita Kansas.
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