Iowa City High Eleven Beats Grant Panthers 12 to 7
Iowa City High defeated Grant 12 to 7 at Coe Field in a muddy, rain soaked game. Little Hawk scoring came in the first period with Ross booting most of the points and Miller, Broussard, and McCracken starring for Iowa City while Grant’s McCracken scored on a 60 yard kickoff return and Jones stood out for the visitors.
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Michigan Defeats Georgia Tech 9-2 in Football Thriller
Michigan edges Georgia Tech 9 to 2 as the Wolverines capitalize on a late safety and a 64 yard punt return for a touchdown. Georgia Tech fights with a pass attack but cannot overcome Michigan's defense and special teams in this period-slashed matchup.
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Princeton
John E. Putz
Alabama Poly
Fred Gardner
B. Bagito
Washington
Lee
Coe Eleven Defeats Cornell 6 to 0 In Tight Battle
Coe College nips Cornell 6 to 0 as defense dominates and offense struggles. Flood at center and tackles Claypool Green anchor line while Carrithers and Saccaro stifle Cornell passes. Coe clinches late fourth quarter drive with Schmidt-like pressure and a 6 point score.
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Reynolds
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Green
Dash Coe
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Schneider
Peterson
Dick Barker
Courson
Local Wrestling Card Canceled For Week At Coliseum
Ameri can Legion Matchmaker Eddie Jennings announced there will be no wrestling card next week at the coliseum due to an unarranged lineup. A democratic political rally has engaged the auditorium for Thursday evening, so the regular matches are postponed to focus on a stronger card the following Thursday.
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Real Estate Transfers Thurston area 1934
Real estate transfers listed for 1934 include F W Walsmith Jr transferring to E Harold and Sybil A Skinner as joint tenants and survivor rights. Carolyn M Sterner to Harold J and Myrtle Ramsey as joint tenants. Mary McConway to Frutna Pratt with lots 6 and 7 in Midway Park Cedar Heights. a deed release of mortgage for action dated 9 26 34. warranty of deed notes taxes due.
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Mary Mc Conway
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Yale scores 37 to 0 over Brown in air assault
Yale routed Brown 37 to 0 before 22 000 fans in New Haven as their offense fired four first quarter touchdowns. Roscow Morton and Whitehead led the aerial onslaught with Curtin kicking the lone conversion as Yale extended the lead into the second quarter.
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Stanford Ends UCSF Rally With 3-0 Victory
Stanford beat the University of San Francisco 3-0 as Jim Moscrip kicked a late field goal from the 16 yard line. The decisive drive covered 72 yards and ended UCSF’s spirited effort in a hard fought Pacific Coast clash before 30,000 fans.
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Wisconsin Falls to Purdue in Rainy Test of Endurance
Purdue defeated Wisconsin 14 to 0 as Carter broke for an 64 yard TD and Purvis added a late 80 yard run. The Badgers, led by strong defense and punting, challenged but could not score after a tense game with turnovers and missed opportunities.
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Dubuque Spartans Dominate Northwestern 48 to 0
Dubuque University crushed Northwestern College of Watertown Wis 48 to 0. Thea Gibbs a Negro freshman star scored two touchdowns in the first quarter and another at the start of the second half. Barron Bock Ferrone and Munchenke also tallied for the winners as Dubuque rushed 605 yards to 97 and had 11 first downs to 4. The Spartan backfield speed overwhelmed the Goslings.
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Marengo High Tigers Rout Sigourney 13 to 0 in Muddy Friday Game
Marengo High School beat Sigourney 13 to 0 as Joe Dahnk scored the first touchdown and Lyle Dye added the extra point. A second TD came on a Dye to Dahnk pass, with Somay adding a 10 yard run. Next week Marengo hosts Strong Grinnell in the afternoon.
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Trojans Hold OSU to 6-6 Tie in Eastwood Stadium Classic
Oregon State and Southern California battled to a 6-6 tie as Milton Campbell returned a deflected pass for a late touchdown. Cliff Propst scored USC’s first quarter TD on a 39 yard drive but the extra point failed.
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Chicago Tops Big Ten Standings with 21 0 Win over Indiana
Chicago moved to the conference lead with a 21 0 victory over Indiana, sharing first place with Illinois Iowa and Purdue as Minnesota beat Pittsburgh 13 7 and Michigan edged Georgia Tech 9 2. Purdue beat Wisconsin 14 0, Iowa State defeated Iowa 31 6, and Ohio State beat Colgate 10 7.
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Michigan Aggies Roll Up 39 To 0 Score On Manhattan
Michigan State overwhelmed Manhattan at Ebbets Field 39 to 0, securing their fourth straight win under Coach Charles W. Backman as all players contributed. Kurt Warmbein Reynolds Sebo and McCrary starred in a balanced attack with reverses and spinners baffling Chick Meehan's squad.
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Syracuse University Defeats Ohio Wesleyan 32 to 10
Syracuse University overwhelmed Ohio Wesleyan 32 to 10 before 19 000 fans in Syracuse New York. The Orange were slow to start and coach Hanson used sophomore reserves to spark the offense. White Sell and Turley led the Bishops attack with sharp passing.
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Penn Edges Rutgers for First Victory of Season
At Franklin Field Philadelphia Penn defeats Rutgers 27 to 19 in a hard fought season opener. The Quakers lead 20 7 at halftime as Rutgers rallies in the third period behind Naporano and Chizmadia before Penn answers with Elverson Kurlish and Warwick key plays to clinch the victory.
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North Dakota U Tops South Dakota State 6–0 In Muddy Clash
Grand Forks N D North Dakota University defeated South Dakota State 6 to 0 as a steady rain soaked the field. The Sioux defense held the Jackrabbits without a first down and kept the ball from Sioux territory all day.
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Football Scores Across Regions Highlight Wide Results
A national roundup lists numerous football scores with East West and Southern results. Notable items include Gustavus Adolphus beating Northwestern and Army Sewanee tying at zero as dozens of small colleges report outcomes.
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