St Mary's Triumphs Over Fordham In Intersectional Tilt
In an east-west intersectional clash, St Mary's Gaels defeated Fordham Rams 14 to 9. Key plays featured Tony Saransky and Lester Harlow connecting for a late first-half score and Mattos to Erdelatz for two St Mary's touchdowns. A Fordham safety late in the game capped the scoring.
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Providence
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Penn State
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Dean Watkeys
Syracuse
Western State Tops Iowa Teachers in Tough Gridiron Battle
Western State outlasted Iowa State Teachers 7 0 as John Miller raced 27 yards for the lone score after a scoreless first half. The invaders moved the ball with a 14 play drive to the 4 yard line but Iowa’s goal line stand and solid punting kept the game close. Iowa Teachers top performers included Nichols at quarterback and Rught in the defensive stand.
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Penn State Defeats Lehigh in 31 0 Victory at Home
Penn State continued to dominate Lehigh with a 31 to 0 win at Tall Sy Stadium Bethlem Pa. The Nittany Lions scored five touchdowns led by Silvano Sigel and Maurer with Cooper adding the extra point. Lehigh errors including two fumbles a blocked kick and an interception aided State’s scoring drive.
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State
Savoldi Set for Des Moines Ring Next Wednesday
Former Notre Dame wrestler Savoldi to wrestle in Des Moines Coliseum next Wednesday as promoters seek an opponent. Local officials have not named a challenger, aiming to feature an outstanding lineup.
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Gophers Rally in Fourth Quarter to Beat Pitt
Minnesota wrested control late in the game after a tense back and forth with Pittsburgh. Kostka Alphonse and Lund fueled a comeback with a 13 to 7 final score as Bevan added the extra point and Tenner scored Minnesota’s other touchdown. Weinstock’s early drives and Pitt’s Iake sustained defense kept the Panthers in it until the final quarter.
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C M. Waters
Wiliams
Roettger to Coach Illinois Baseball in 1935
Walter H Wallie Roettger former Pirates outfielder will coach the 1935 Illinois baseball team replacing the late Carl Lundgren. The 32 year old St Louis product will join Illinois after coaching Illinois Wesleyan basketball. Roettger played for several major league clubs including St Louis and Pittsburgh and starred for Illinois as a pitcher in college.
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Chicago Defeats Indiana 21 to 0 in Lopsided Game
Chicago blanked Indiana 21 to 0 as Wendell Walker and Ettore Antonini connected for chances early and a late safety by Bob Keck extended the lead. The game featured passes, a missed kick, fumbles, and a list of officials from multiple colleges.
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Indiana
Wendell Walker
Ettore Antonini
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Walker
Bob Keck
B. Peterson Dischinger
Wright Kelso
J Nichols Oberlin
W. D. Knight
Dartmouth
Meyer Morton
Michigan
Perry Graves
Illinois
Army Tops Sewanee 20 0 in Home Farewell Tilt
Army defeated Sewanee 20 to 0 in West Point in a home finale before a month away. Cadets used a substitute lineup at kickoff and many reserves, with only Buckler and Stancock not entering. Scoring came in the first two periods as Simons scored twice and Meyer added another touchdown.
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Sewanee
University of the South
Jack Buckler
Joe Stancock
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Meyer
Holy Cross Defeats Harvard 26 to 6 in Cambridge
In Cambridge Holy Cross beats Harvard 26 to 6 before 40000 fans as Jim Hobin’s accurate passing fuels three Crusader touchdowns including a late fourth quarter score from Dougherty to McCann. Harvard opened scoring but could not keep pace.
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Villanova, Detroit Stage Scoreless Tie at Home
In Villanova Stadium the Wildcats and the unbeaten Detroit team played to a 0 0 tie before about 7 000 fans. Detroit threatened twice late but Villanova held firm on defense and preserved the stalemate.
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Central tops Columbia 12 0 in homecoming game
Central dominates much of the first half but settles for a 12 to 0 victory over Columbia. Berkey to Ford links the decisive scoring play in the third period. Leavengood blocks a late punt to set up Kregel’s one yard TD as Leavengood and Miller shine on the line.
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Upper Iowa Defeats Luther In Thrilling 18–13 Homecoming
A packed crowd watched Upper Iowa edge Luther 18 to 13 in a marked Iowa conference thriller. Eischeid’s 75 yard dash from his own 20 set up Shaw’s winning pass, after Upper Iowa led 7–6 at halftime and Luther briefly led 13–12 late.
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California Bears win 3 0 over UCLA in defensive struggle
In Berkeley California kept UCLA from scoring through three quarters then surged to a 3-0 victory. Arleigh Williams featured a key drive ending with a 5 yard line push and a successful field goal.
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Bill Ingram
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Kansas State Overpowers Kansas 13 0 in Manhattan
Maurice Red Elder and Leo Ayres sparked Kansas State to a 13-0 win over Kansas. Elder returned a 70 yard interception return for the first score and Ayres added an 11 yard TD run late in the drive.
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Cotton Warburton One Of Troy's Movie Toys
Hollywood stars embraced Cotton Warburton as USC quarterback last season making him a campus and screen favorite. The Trojan wingback and others drew flattery from actresses like Mary Carlisle Rochelle Hudson Toby Wing Sally Blane, but Warburton and teammates faltered this season under the double spotlight. Actors defend themselves while Hollywood worries about reputational fallout from football star publicity.
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Dorothy Drake
Bill Howard
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Howard Jones
Princeton Ekes Out 14 to 12 Win Over W & L
Princeton defeats Washington and Lee 14 to 12 before about 30,000 at Palmer Stadium. A late Tigers drive after a 35 yard pass play and two missed extra points decided the game. W and L led much of the first half and a portion of the fourth quarter.
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