Nebraska Rout Kansas 53 to 2 in Big Six Opener
Nebraska dominated Kansas 53 to 2 in 85 degree weather as eight Huskers scored, led by Blue and Francis. The one‑sided game saw Kansas unable to cope with Nebraska’s versatile backfield and defensive line, producing the worst defeat in 43 meetings.
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Butler's Long Dashes Wreck Tide 27 to 12
Tennessee defeated Alabama 27 to 12 as Johnny Butler, stepping in for injured Bob Foxx, scored a 67 yard run and a 17 yard TD run. Butler and Al Hurst connected for a scoring pass, and Buzz Warren with Mike Ballisaris added two late TD passes to seal the win in Birmingham.
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Aggies Rally to Beat Washington 53 12 in Valley Clash
Stillwater Oklahoma AP Oklahoma Aggies outscored Washington University of St Louis 53 to 12 in a Missouri Valley Conference football game before 7 690 sweltering fans Saturday It marked the Aggies first victory since 1930 and featured an inspired offensive performance.
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Oklahoma Downs K State 14 to 0 in Big Six clash
Norman Oklahoma AP Sooners opened Big Six drive by blanking Kansas State 14 to 0 before 18 000 fans. Jack Jacobs threw a 20 yard pass to Louis Sharpe for a second period TD and ran 40 yards late in an 83 yard march that ended with Johnny Martin scoring from one yard out.
Minnesota Routs Ohio State 13 to 7 in Rainy clash
Minnesota overpowered Ohio State 13 to 7 as Smith scored twice and Paschka added the extra point. Key plays included a late fourth down stand by Minnesota and a fumble recovery by White for Ohio State.
Dubuque Beats Upper Iowa in Iowa Conference Clash
Dubuque University remained atop the Iowa conference standings by defeating Upper Iowa 20 to 6 on Saturday. The Spartans scored on the first play from scrimmage and added two more touchdowns in the first period, while Upper Iowa outgained them 19 first downs to seven.
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Cornell Triumphs Over Kohawks 19-7 in Second Half Rally
Cornell powered past Coe in the second half to upset the Kohawks 19-7. Tornquist scored twice and Roberts added a touchdown with Dunlop delivering key passes and runs to seal the Midwest Conference victory. Centerpiece plays featured Tornquist breaking free on kickoff returns and Dunlop assisting with multiple completions.
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Iowa grid squad sacrifices for education and football balance
The piece praises Iowa football players for maintaining a heavy academic load and high conduct while competing, noting their willingness to sacrifice study time for football. It contrasts Iowa’s train of players with broader Big Ten chatter and discusses Notre Dame’s tough schedule and national title dynamics.
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California Nips UCLA Bruins 9 to 7 in Berkeley
California's Golden Bears rallied to edge the UCLA Bruins 9 to 7 before about 45,000 at Berkeley. Henry Zacharías kicked a late field goal and added three points after Milt Smith opened the scoring with a 39 yard TD pass from Leo Cantor.
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Kentucky Trounces George Washington in first meeting
Kentucky shutout George Washington 24 to 0 in Lexington before 7,000 fans as it built an early lead with points in the first three quarters.
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Wide College Football Scores From Across The Nation
An extensive list of football results shows numerous college games with varied scores. Notable outcomes include South Dakota 25 over Morningside 4 and Valparaiso 20 defeating Danville 0, plus Emory 15. Central 18, and Akron 7 over Bowling Green 15. The page compiles scores from many institutions across the country.
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Northwestern Rally Beats Wisconsin On De Correvont Heroics
Northwestern defeats Wisconsin 27 to 6 after De Correvont and Benson score pivotal touchdowns. Chambers adds two TDs as Northwestern overcomes late Wisconsin momentum with strong defense and key stops.
Navy Hands Drake 19 0 Rout in Rainy Clash
Navy overwhelmed Drake 19 to 0 in a rain soaked game before about 22 000 fans. Howie Clark and Bud Boyer connected for a TD and Navy reserves added a late score as Drake’s offense struggled against Navy’s sturdy line and defense.
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Wild Rally Ends In Tie Between Creighton and Marquette
Ten thousand fans packed the stands as Creighton and Marquette fought to a 27 all tie. Slingshot Johnny Knolla sparked Creighton with a late third quarter rally including a 9 yard run and a 65 yard hookup with Ziesel, while Jimmy Richardson connected for a 69 yard Marquette score. Knolla sealed the game with a 57 yard interception return after the final play.
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Michigan Prevails In Illini Battle With Late Field Goal
Early in a rugged Illinois clash Michigan rides Westfall and Easterbrook to a scoring drive. A fumble by Illinois sets up Michigan’s final score as Kelto recovers and Harmon adds the point after. Michigan’s touchdowns come from Nelson Harmon Fruits and Westfall with a late field goal.
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Cornell Crushes Syracuse 33 to 6 in Ithaca
Cornell leads Syracuse 33 to 6 before 16 000 fans as Bill Murphy breaks free for 44 yards and Scholl hooks Landsberg for a 51 yard score. Syracuse’s Dye catches an eight yard TD pass from Banger before the game ends.
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Tigers Top Cyclones 30 14 in rugged grid clash
Missouri over Iowa State 30 14 as Don Greenwood added a key 73 yard run after an interception while Ice starred with 12 yards per touch. Iowa State held more first downs 15 to Missouri’s 9 but Missouri outgained 201 115 in rushing.
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Texas Links Title To Babe Didrikson
Mrs. George Zaharias of Los Angeles, formerly Babe Didrikson of Beaumont, Texas, capped the title of the eighth annual Texas women's open golf tournament.
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Colorado Buffaloes Rally Past Colorado State 33 14 in Fort Collins
University of Colorado Buffaloes powered by Leo Stasica beat Colorado State 33 to 14 at Fort Collins. Big Seven victory extended CU's conference success as readers noted the game's score and location amid a garbled recap.
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