Franklin Trips Roosevelt to Take City Lead
Franklin defeated Roosevelt 13 to 0 at Hill Park to seize first place in intra city standings. Emerson scored the final touchdown for Franklin with a late five yard run after a long drive, and Smith's third quarter 85 yard run and a punt return highlighted the Thunderbolts' win.
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Franklin
Roosevelt
Duane Emerson
Hill Park
Dean Barnhizer
Smith
Orville Lanning
Harold Smith
Indiana Surges Past Nebraska on Hillenbrand Big Day
Indiana jump started late first half with Billy Hillenbrand on reverses and passes as Lou Saban interception set up scores. Hillenbrand scored twice in the third period with a 50 yard throw to Jacob Speer and a 14 yard strike to Kenny Smith. Nebraska added a fourth quarter TD keyed by Wayne Bhie's plunge after a Indiana fumble.
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Billy Hillenbrand
Lou Saban
Hoosier
Nebraska
Indiana
Hillenbrand
Kenny Smith
Earl Doloway
Huskers
Doloway
Eugene White
Jacoby
Marvin ‘Athey
Smith
White
Wayne Bhie
Bob White
Passing Brilliance Wins For Marquette
Marquette University defeated the University of Kansas 33 to 7 before 33 000 spectators as halfbacks Jimmy Hichardson and Johnny Goodyear combined for flawless forward passing to power the victory in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jimmy Hichardson
Johnny Goodyear
Marquette University
University of Kansas
Kentucky Crushes Xavier U 21 to 6 on Homecoming Day
The Wildcats defeated Xavier University Musketeers 21 to 6 in a soggy field clash before 10,000 homecoming day fans as Kentucky outsmarted and outpassed their foe on Saturday.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Wildcats
Xavier University
Musketeers
Millikin Rolls Knox 45 to 7 in Hard-Hitting Game
Millikin rattled Knox with fast blocking for a 45-7 victory in gale conditions. Virgil Wagner returned a kickoff 65 yards for Millikin’s first score. Knox led 7-6 on a Fraser TD pass, but Millikin grabbed control with three Knox interceptions for touchdowns and multiple Millikin scorers.
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Gazette
Galesburg
Millikin
Knox
Virgil Wagner
Blue
Selman-to-Fraser
Decatur
The
Siwash
IHSAA ruling may bar parochial teams from finals
The Iowa High School Athletic Association rules that non public high schools must have a coach who teaches at least two regular subjects to compete in championship tournaments. Immaculate Conception and St Wenceslaus in Cedar Rapids face possible exclusion next season. Only boys receive association insurance. St Wenceslaus reached sub state finals last season before losing to Holy Family Mason City and were later knocked out in district by Roosevelt.
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Iowa High School Athletic Association
IHSAA
Cedar Rapids
Immaculate Conception
St. Wenceslaus
Joseph Sirovy
Bernard Collins
S. C
Sirovy
Holy Family of
Mason City
Greyhounds
Roosevelt
Texas overwhelms Arkansas in 48 to 14 rout
In Austin Texas the University of Texas used three complete teams to overpower the University of Arkansas 48 to 14. Texas dominated on the ground while Arkansas pivoted to a heavy passing effort, totaling 141 receiving yards on 33 attempts with 10 completions.
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Austin
Texas
INS
University of Texas
University of Arkansas
Parkers
Steers
Stanford Triumphs Over San Francisco 42 to 26 in Coast Clash
In Palo Alto California Stanford defeated the University of San Francisco 42 26 before about 16000 fans. Coach Clark Shaughnessy played nearly the whole squad including Frankie Albert powering five first period touchdowns before substitutions cooled the pace. Stanford tallied six touchdowns to SFUs four in a high scoring major game.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
University of San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Clark Shaughnessy
Pete Kmetovic
San Franciscans
San Francisco
Frankie Albert
Revolta Leads Wichita Open At Halfway Mark
Johnny Revolta former PGA champion from Evanston NL shot his second sub par round at Westlink Golf Club to take a four stroke lead at the Wichita Open midway point. He carded a 70 to reach 135 nine under regulation. Ed Wysowski trails four strokes behind after a 71 for 37-34-71 totals following Friday’s 68.
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Wichita
Kan
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Westlink Golf Club
Ed Wysowski
Kankakee
Ill
Tulane Green Wave Rolls to 52–6 Victory Over Tar Heels
New Orleans fans celebrated as Tulane crushed North Carolina 52 to 6 to seize bowl hopes. The Green Wave, rebounding from a 9–10 loss to Rice, dominated the Tar Heels with explosive offense and strong defense.
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New Orleans
Tulane
North Carolina
Big Green
Rice
Carolina
Tarheels
LSU Tigers Triumph Over Rice 27 to 0 in Baton Rouge
LSU defeated Rice 27 to 0 before 25 000 fans in Baton Rouge. The Tigers avenged earlier losses to Texas teams and handed Rice its first setback of the season after Rice previously beat LSU 23 0 last year. The win marked a strong home victory for LSU over the unbeaten Rice squad.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University Tigers
Rice
LSU
Texas
Tigers
Owls
Navy Romps Over Cornell 14-0 Behind Busik’s Run
Navy overcomes a slow first half to crush undefeated Cornell 14 to 0 in Baltimore. Busik ignites the Middies with a 7 play drive in the third period capping with a 21 yard TD run and a second score after an interception. Navy dominates on the ground 163 rushing yards to 64 for Cornell and converts two TDs in the final quarter.
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Navy
Bill Busik
Dan Nehrer
Cornell
Annapolis
Jack Guenther
Baltimore
Middies
Big Red
Ary
Boothe
Bob Leonard
Bob Zoeller
Busik
Lars Wanggard
Froude
Johnson Donahoe
Eee
Wollf Donaldson
Tesee
Cushing Vituces
Ineng Geth Chewning
Swanson Waneeaard
Jenkins Harrell
Nehrer Busik
Bufalino Boothe
Stoler Cameron
Martin
Cornello
Bustic
Leonard
Zoeller
Mc Tishe
Maxson
Schnurr
Knox
Stinka
Fedan
Woods
Werner
Siesfried
Zechella
Clark
Missouri Overwhelms Iowa State in Big Six Clash
Missouri dominates Iowa State 32 0 after three quarters and rolls to a 33 13 victory, scoring on long runs by Ice Steuber and Ekern. Missouri finishes with 437 rushing yards and 16 passing yards while Iowa State manages 135 passing yards and 50 rushing.
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Missouri
Bert Ekern
Harold Adams
Big Steuber
Iowa State
Steuber
Cyclones
Tigers
Vern Bowen
Howard Tippee
Bob Caddock
Tiger
Bud Schalk
Paul Darling
Rush
Nerigen
LE Wes Ee Santow
Ash Lee A Klae
Brenton
Ethington Wrens
Jeffries Kirkpatrick
Jenkins Lewis
Fitzgerald Barsee
Wallach Lange
Ekern Lohry
Bee Tee Seabuie
Adams Stewart Ance
Steuber Darling
Reece
Iowan State
Ekern
Bowent
Stuber
Morton
Santon
Sarr
Bouldin
Carter
Gerber
Popovich
Town
Lance
John
Botts Caddock
Ash
Tenhoff
Cobb
Burrell
Bogdanovitch
Beneke
Seibold
Hays
Buoy
Tip Peesebale
Gast
Alexander
Williams
Arvilie
Army Pounds Yale 20-7 in Bowl Comeback
Unbeaten Army trailed Yale 7-0 early but exploded for 20 unanswered points to beat Yale 20-7 before 56 000 fans in New Haven on a cold wet day. The Cadets cleared Eli for their 20-7 victory.
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NEW Haven
Army
Yale
Johnston Shines as Mustangs Beam Past Auburn 20 to 7
Southern Methodist University defeated Auburn 20 to 7 in Birmingham as fullback Preston Johnston starred with two touchdowns and a 39 yard late run. Howard Maley led a robust SMU ground game and connected on a 33 yard pass to Davis for the opening score before halftime.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mustangs
Southern Methodist
Auburn
Simllar
Preston Johnston
Johnston
SMU
Howard Maley
Davis
Methodists
Titans Top Aggies But Quickly Win 2014
In Stillwater Oklahoma AP reports the Titans from Detroit university scored three times within ten minutes to overcome a slow start and beat the Aggies 20 to 14. The win keeps the Titans unbeaten as the Aggies mounted a surprising Oklahoma attack.
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Stillwater
Okla
Titans
Detroit University
Oklahoma Aggie
Luther defeats Simpson 19 to 7 in Iowa conference
Luther stays undefeated in the Iowa conference with a 19 to 7 win over Simpson at Decorah. Archie Ward scores early on a lateral from Lloyd Woodiwiss, and Leo Sebastian adds the extra point. The Norse rally with Carey and Jacobson connecting on key plays for two more Luther touchdowns.
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Gazette
Decorah
Luther
Simpson
Iowa
Archie Ward
Paydirt
Lloyd Woodiwiss
Leo Sebastian
Redmen
Farnum
Norse
Martin
Curt Jacobson
Devere Carey
Carey
Wayne Brunsdale
Woodiwiss
Jacobson
Sebastian
Neil Davis
Omer Folven
Back With Broken Jaw Breaks Lions For Georgia 7 3
Frankie Sinkwich a broken jaw halfback starred for Georgia leading a 3 0 victory at Baker Bowl over Columbia. He scored the touchdown in the first period and powered a steady Georgia attack that held Columbia to a net three yards.
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New York
INS
Frankie Sinkwich
Columbia
Baker Bowl
Georgia
Sinkwich
Youngstown
Ohio
Harvard Trips Dartmouth 7-0 at home
Harvard earned its first victory over Dartmouth in eight years as it capitalized on its final scoring chance to defeat Dartmouth 7 to 0 before a crowd of 37 000 at Harvard Stadium in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
Dartmouth
Alsab Wins Fourth Stakes at Laurel Track
Alsab, a 2yearold champion of the turf, scored an impressive victory in the fourteenth annual Spalding Lowe Jenkins stakes the $5 000 feature at the Laurel race track R S Clark's Colchis was second with TL D Buhl's Sweep Swinger third in the fourhorse field Wohlliam Ziegler's WaitABit also ran
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Laurel. Md
INS
Laurel
R. S. Clark
Colchis
Alsab
TL D. Buhl
Wohlliam Ziegler
Ole Miss Beats Holy Cross 21 to 0 in Worcester
The Mississippi Rebels defeated Holy Cross Crusaders 21-0 before 22 000 fans in Worcester Massachusetts. Ray Terrell sparked the offense as Holy Cross suffered its second straight loss.
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Ole Miss
Holy Cross
Worcester
Mass
Mississippi Rebels
Ray Terrell
Holy Cross Crusaders
Crusaders
Rams Romp Over W Vt Mountaineers 27 to 0 at Polo Grounds
Fordham's hard-running Rams rolled to a 27 0 victory over West Virginia before 12 500 fans at the Polo Grounds. The win kept Fordham undefeated and untied as the teams played under rain chilled conditions.
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NEW York
Fordham
Rams
West Virginia Mountaineers
Polo Grounds
Wisconsin Beats Iowa in Cross Country Meet
The Wisconsin Badgers defeated the Iowa Hawkeyes 22 to 38 on Saturday. Bill Lohr of Wisconsin won the race, with Workman of Iowa finishing second.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
University of Iowa
Bill Lohr
Wisconsin
Workman
Iowa
Santa Clara Broncos Beat Spartans 7–0 in San Francisco
Santa Clara's undefeated Broncos edged Michigan State 7 to 0 at EZAR Stadium before 20 000 fans. Kenny Casanega threw a 23 yard TD to Al Beals in the first quarter, with Bill Boggs adding the extra point after a key punt miscue by Dick Kieppe.
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INS
Santa Clara
Broncos
Michigan State
Bronco
Kenny Casanega
al Beals
Bill Boggs
Dick Kieppe
Spartan
Spartans
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Beals
Matula
Friedlund Bian Liva
Ach Carter
Thornton LG
Kennedy Forrest
Arena Simmons
Eas Rupp Berss
Karas Bradfield
McNeil Sappells
Will Davis
Casinegit
Rieppe Peterten
Visalh
Sherman
Touchdown Bears
Braun
College football scores and results across conferences
A wide compilation shows West and Midwest teams posting varied results. Notable scores include Thiel 443 over Macalester 203, Hiram 87 over No. St. Twits, and Central Normh 63 over Oshkoshi Lake Forest 0, with many other regional games listed and numerous 0s and 6s indicating lopsided outcomes.
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Thiel
Hiram
Indiana ‘Twits
Northland Manchester
Central Normh
Millersville
Mansfield T. Toutes
Wichita
Evansville
Tarlham
Westevan
st_ sosenh
Hillsdale
Albion
Baldwin T. Coll
Banparia Augustana
Yankton Veideltiere
Kenven
Cincinnath
A. Toledo
John Carroll
Mankato
Duluth Tehrs
Case
Woosterth
Western Reserve
Baldwin-Wallace
Akron
Ohio U. F
Huron
Spearfish EG Dak Wesleyan
Moorhead Tehrs
Wittsburgh
Fort Mass St
Bradles
Lanistame College
South Dakers Morningside
Wester Union
Valparaiso 'S
Duke Rallies to Beat Colgate 27 14 in Intersectional
Duke's Blue Devils erased a deficit to defeat Colgate 27 to 14 before a crowd of about 25 000 in Durham. The rally showcased late scoring drives highlighting Duke's backfield and defense in the key nonconference matchup.
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Duke
Colgate
Durham
N. C
Blue Devils
Scots Top Monmouth 22 9 in Midwest clash
Lawrence defeats Monmouth 22 to 9 as Lucht and Lingel throw aerial TDs and Nencki returns an interception for a score. Oden adds a field goal from 11 yards and Dinukos snags a late TD pass as Monmouth records a safety in the second period.
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Lawrence
Barner
Lucht
Lingel
Lawwrence
Nencki
Oden
Monmouths
Dinukos
Lawrence Monmouth Linger
Corethy Miller
UT Vantiuyd Ylorn
LG Forrar McIntosh
Jo McConnel Spaulding
RG McKinnon Wirehols
Anderson Stuare
Pera
Eee Normovie Lucht O Ink Srb
Lindaht Rhodes
Finney Unek Hn Nankin Oden
McConnel
Lawrence Hw
Monmouth O
Lucht Nenekt Lineel
Danikos
Sexis
Oden Idrop
Vantusyl
Mullet
Draft Appeal Board Upholds 1-A Rating Of Harmon
Tommy Harmon, former Michigan University football star, had his appeal to avoid service denied. The Lake County draft appeal board affirmed the lower board's 1-A rating and rejected Harmon's request for reclassification.
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Draft Appeal Board
Tommy Harmon
Wammond
Ind
Tom Harmon
Michigan University
Selective Service
Lake County Draft Appeal Board
Harmon
Lake County Selective Service Board No
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