Notre Dame Domination Rolls Carnegie Tech 61 to 0
Notre Dame overwhelmed Carnegie Tech with nine touchdowns as the Irish offense exploded in all periods. Juzwik, Crimmins, and Piepul led scoring with multiple majors while Carnegie faded, suffering its worst modern football defeat as 35,000 watched in Bend Indiana.
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Tigers Officials Higgins and Meyer to Officiate in Texas
Fall program lists Detroit figures Pinky Higgins and L D Dutch Meyer of the Tigers as officials in college and high school grid games in Texas during the autumn months.
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Southern Cal Tops Oregon U 13 to 0 in Coliseum
USC defeated Oregon University 13 to 0 with two passing touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters before about 40 000 fans in Los Angeles Coliseum. Oregon relied on punting as its defense, while USC drove from the 45 to the two yard line before Ben Sohn was downed. Peoples connected for a late fourth quarter TD to Krueger after a 13 play march.
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Aggies blast TCU 21 7 in seven minute burst
Texas A&M dominated Texas Christian with a 21 point burst in seven minutes of the second period. Marion Pugh connected on passes including a 30 yard strike to Thomason as All-American John Kimbrough found Thomason for a TD. The Aggie defense limited TCU to 17 yards rushing.
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Huskies Slush Oregon State With 19-0 Victory
In Seattle Washington State beat Oregon State 19 to 0 before about 30 000 soaked fans. The Huskies used a turnover and a 15 yard penalty to score in the third and fourth quarters and substitute half back Gene Walters ran 61 yards for the final TD as time expired. Ernie Steele opened the scoring in the third with a 10 yard cutback.
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Texas Thunders Past Arkansas in SWC Opener
Texas, in its 1940 Southwest Conference debut, blocked a Parker punt in the second period and scored three touchdowns in quick succession to seize a 21 to 0 victory before 10 000 fans in Little Rock.
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Hoosiers stun Hawkeyes with rapid first quarter surge
Indiana overwhelmed Iowa 1940s era football clash as Hoosiers struck early with a lightning assisted 1st quarter, limiting Iowa’s passing and capitalizing on a decisive fumble recovery. Harold Zimmer powered a 57 yard TD run while Archie Harris and Eddie Rucinski showcased receiving threat in a bruising line battle.
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Indiana and Iowa Battle Inaccurate Play By Play Grabs Eye
Indiana defeats Iowa 19 0 in a rough first quarter lopsided by Gene White field goals and a late surge of Hoosier plays. Swihart and Dumke anchor Indiana with key runs while Iowa struggles to finish drives in a game plagued by penalties and fumbles.
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Stanford Pounds Washington State In Pacific Coast Clash
Stanford Indians dominate Washington State 26 to 14 amassing four rushing touchdowns and a 62 yard pass play. Key scores include Standlee ten yard run, Albert to Kmetovic 62 yard pass, Albert to Armstrong 31 yard completion, and Albertoon quarterback sneak. Washington State strike late but Stanford maintains unbeaten record.
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Idaho Falls to BC rout 60–0 in Boston game
Boston College overwhelmed Idaho 60 to 0 on the road. BC dominated with a powerful offense and a stout defense, rolling to a decisive win as Idaho struggled to score.
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Morningside Routed 26 6 By So Dak
South Dakota college defeated Morningside 26 to 6Saturday afternoon in front of about 6000 fans. Key plays included three touchdowns by Bebo Burns and a late surge by Kornes and Nester as the Coyotes held off a fourth quarter push.
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Wisconsin student earns Phi Beta Kappa honors
Tobn Biester of Wisconsin wins Phi Beta Kappa membership after academic achievements. The news notes college recognition and election to the honor society.
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