Navy Upsets Dope To Trounce Columbia 18 To 7
Navy defeats Columbia 18 to 7 at Bakerfield with Buzz Borries shining in the upset. Borries scored two touchdowns and gained near 100 yards from scrimmage while Barabas and Clark also contributed as Navy earned its fourth win.
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Columbia
Associated Press
NS York
Fred
Buzz) Borries
Louisville
Barabas
Naval Academy
Bakerfield
Barashae
Oalhambin
Cree Seeeeees
BNNR
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Lillei
Borries
Bill Clark
Harassin
Lions
Princeton
Dorwin
Kerrigan Lambert
Richavid Burns
Brominski Clark
Egan Duauesnel
F Hurhitt
Michigans
Triestian
Hobant
Dartmouth
R_ Wrailnee
Washington College
Nerlods Avy Ve Veevecevers
Barries
Clark Columbia
Ohio State Downs Colgate 10 to 7 in football
Ohio State defeats Colgate 10 to 7 in a college football game. The key scoring sequence and defensive stand highlighted a tight contest in this section.
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Ohio
State
Downs Colgate
Notre Dame Triumphs Over Carnegie 13 to 0
Notre Dame defeats Carnegie 13 to 0 in a sparing match held with seven substitutes for Notre Dame and thirty eight for Carnegie. Pitney's quick defense disrupts a late passing attempt and Joe Mihm delivers a 59 yard boot that lands near Notre Dame’s 4 yard line. Lib Lewis nearly scores on a tipped pass before Pitney swats it away.
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Notre Dame
Pitney
Joe Mihm
Irish
Steve Terebus
Lib Lewis
Notre Dame tops Carnegie Tech in cautious first meeting
Notre Dame defeats Carnegie Tech 13 to 0 after a slow start. Shakespeare scores a 56 yard TD in the first quarter while Vairo adds a second half TD and Bruno adds the extra point. Notre Dame gains through a sequence of punts and solid defense to seal the win.
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Bonar
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Fromhart
Melinkovich
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Terebus
Pitney
Agaln
Melnikovich Inoe
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Bill Bruno
Valro
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Vorderburch
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Chirall Trbovich
Esse
Solari Chyczewski
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Bass Cave
Bonar Terebus Seveses Lhesiee
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Meniikovich
Coon Elser
Joe Magidsohn
Anthony Haines
Yale
Fred Young
Illnois Wesleyan
Frank Hogan
DeKalb
Madgisohn
Michigant
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Yates
Younki
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Dunn
Moriarity
Caldwell
Pilney
Hanley
Wilkie
Costello
Mazziotti
Elser
Burns
Croft
Hudson
Bord
Bowser
Spisak
Silencer
Bill Cochrane Dash Sparks St Louis Victory Over Missouri
In Columbia Missouri St Louis University toppled Missouri 7 to 0 as Bill Cochrane raced 17 yards for the touchdown after a fumbled punt bounced to Sid ney Johnson. Kane added the extra point. The game featured rough play and several near fights in the third period.
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Columbia
Bill Cochrane
St. Louis University
University of Missouri
Carl Kane
Billiken
Sidney Johnson
Tiger
Johnson
Cochrane
Tom Hurley
Kane
Wilberforce Upsets Tuskegee 13 to 0 at Soldier Field
Wilberforce University of Ohio defeated Tuskegee Institute of Alabama 13 to 0 at Soldier Field. Jenkins the shifty Wilberforce quarterback starred in the game.
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Soldier Field
Chicago
Wilberforce University
Ohio
Tuskegee Institute of Alabama
Jenkins
Wilberforce
Town State Triumphs Over Iowa 31 to 6 in Rough Pennant Game
Town State defeats Iowa 31 to 6 as quarterback Neal and fullback Crayne spark a balanced attack. Neal scores twice and Crayne rushes for a TD, with Poole adding three extra points and a long field goal. Iowa State defensive standouts and a dominant ground game stifle the Hawkeyes throughout the contest.
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Crayne
Miller
Iowan State
Iowa State
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Fred Poole
Towa Lee
Hammons
Osmaleski
Simmons
Hild
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Town State
Poole
Nearostar
Iowa
Catron
Berger Jack Crayni
Brown
Ames
Jnde Miller
Allender
Oberg
Foole
Walker
Tommy Neal
Cyclone
Miller Theophilus
Neal
Marlon Williams
Harold Birney
Towa
Tayne
Sioux City
Cole
Dick Crayne
Harlan
Johnny Hild
Berger
Lee
Cyclones
Ursape
Muller
Ble
Schaffroth
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Page
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Birney
Allender Poole
Wiliams
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Joe Richards
Tewan
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Norgardt
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Gute
Corndliffe
McDowell
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J. A. Odtshell
St. Thomas
Ed Cochrane
Kalamazoo
Tra Carrithers
Illinois
Lec Taylor
Wichita
S M U Dominates Oklahoma A M 41 to 0 in Dallas
Southern Methodist University crushed Oklahoma A and M 41 to 0 in Dallas with 12,000 fans watching. SMU used 24 first downs and 407 yards while A and M managed seven first downs and 149 yards. Finley and Myers powered the offense, Finley scoring early as Orr added the extra point.
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Tex
Southern Methodist University
Oklahoma A
Methodists
Fordham
New York
Southern Methodist
Finley
Myers
Aggie
Orr
New York University Defeats Lafayette 12 to 7
New York University beat Lafayette 12 to 7 before 8000 fans. NYU generally outplayed Lafayette but showed weak end play. Lafayette gained most of its yardage on end runs and on NYU’s Jim James.
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Lafayette
NEW York
New York University
Leopards
N. Y. U. James
Hawkeyes Routed by Iowa State 31 to 6
Iowa State overpowered the Hawkeyes 31 to 6 as Neal and Crayne led a diverse offense. Mil ler, Seel, and Simmons produced key scores and fumbles by Iowa helped set up State markers, sealing a stunning season for the Cyclones.
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State
Iowa
Miller
Bill Seel
Cedar Rapids
Cyclones
Hoover
Crayne
Simmons
Hawks
Neal
Birney
Towa
Local Cedar Rapids tennis season tops 1934 history
The Cedar Rapids tennis scene thrives with nearly sixty members in the city association and strong participation at the Hyerapion club, city-wide events, and a growing intercity league. Notables include Bell Raymond, Dr. Bob Netolicky, and Lou Dennis, with plans for expanded play and better courts in 1935.
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Cedar Rapids’ Tennis Associa
Tion
Hyperion Club
Coe Woman’s Courts
Bell Raymond
Jim Bell
L. D. Dennis
Lou
Dennis
Yessler
Doc Wes Netolicky
Bob Netolicky
Country Club
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Eastern Iowa Tennis League
Ie Association
Iowa City
Rube Wessler
Deli Leibsohn
Centenary Rally Tops Texas 9-6 in Narrow Comeback
In Austin Centenary College staged a late rally to defeat Texas 9-6 after Texas led early in the fourth quarter. A Centenary fumble recovery led to a tying score and Captain Parker booted the decisive field goal. Verde recovered a Texan kickoff miscue for a Centenary touchdown. Baker added a Centenary score after a blocked punt mishap.
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Tex
University of Texas
Centenary College
Texas
Centenary
Capt. Parker
Wolf
Verde
Baker
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