Notre Dame Triumphs Navy 14 to 7 in Big Stadium Scrimmage
Notre Dame defeated Navy 14 to 7 before 81,104 at Cleveland Stadium. Sheridan ran 27 yards for the first score, Piepul added a second, and Navy mounted a late 64-yard aerial to Whitehead for its only touchdown. Capt. John Kelley starred for the Irish blocking as Notre Dame claimed its fourth straight win and Navy its first loss in four games.
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Cleveland Stadium
South Bend
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Irish
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Sheridan
Elmer Layden
Dartmouth
Middies
Kerr
LE Hansen Gallagher Bergner
DeFranco
McGrath McIntyre
Harwood
Ae Trimbie
J. Kelly
Burke
Kmbdas
Arege
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Sitko
Zontini
Cai
Whitehead
Dame
Notre Plast
Arbdoit
O'Brien
Kiovatch
Jac Bru Lillis
Brosey
Guards
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Kelleher
B. Tidan
Stevenson
Crimm
Slinka
Sims
Leonard
Beers
Gillette
Eree
Umbire
H. G. Hedges
Field
Bray
Xavier
Herd Steger
Michigan
Indiana Beats Illinois 7 to 6 for Second Win
Indiana defeated Illinois 7 to 6 as Hursh’s passes and backfield miscommunications slowed the Hoosiers. A third period missed signal sparked Illinois’ first touchdown, with key plays from Rettinger and Smith and a failed conversion by Duane Fultz leaving the score at 7-6.
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Indiana Shades
Illinois
Hursh
Ray Dumke
Indiana
Ralph Hathaway
Rettinger
Smith
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Muscéueydave
Rucinski
Herbert Prutves
Zitine
Oklahoma Opens Big Six Title Defense With 27 7 Victory
Oklahoma defeats Kansas 27 to 7 in Norman to start defense of its Big Six title. Beryl Clark leads the Sooners with a TD each quarter, while Kansas reply came late when Bukaty and Amerine connected for a 32 yard score.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sooners
Beryl Clark
Bukaty
Amerine
Aed
Dwight Ream
Van
Missouri
Ndieton
Stminster
Jack Cranglie
Flinois
Bucks Rally Past Minnesota 23 20 in Tight Buckeye Win
The Bucks squeeze out a 23 20 victory over Minnesota with a late string of plays. Ohio State capitalized on a Scott to Clare TD pass and a successful placement kick. The fourth quarter featured Minnesota scoring early but penalties and miscues limited further gains.
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Christiansen
Ohio State
Scott
Frank Clare
Minnesota
Gophers
Buck
Van
Bruce Smith
Mernik
Frank Smith
UCLA Bruins Top Montana in 20-6 Football Thriller
UCLA Bruins overwhelmed Montana Grizzlies 20 to 6 before a crowd of about 20 000 in Los Angeles. Bruins gained momentum after weathering Montana's deceptive aerial attack and held on for the win.
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Los Angeles
INS
Montana
Ucla Bruins
Grizzlies
Northwestern Triumphs Over Wisconsin 13 to 7
Northwestern rallied to defeat Wisconsin 13 to 7 as Clawson scored twice and York added a 20 yard TD reception. Bill Schmitz connected on a crucial third down pass to York, while Wisconsin miscues and stout defense kept the Badgers from mounting a sustained threat.
Wildcats rally as Clawson leads attack in tough game
Don Clawson of Wisconsin led a fierce assault for the Wildcats, breaking a 15 yard run and scoring from three yards out after a failed extra point. John Hannan of Northwestern intercepted George Paskvan to halt a Badger advance as the pivotal plays shaped the game.
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John Hannan
Northwesterns
George Paskvan
Badger
Wisconsin
Wildcats
Clawson
Tulsa Shellacks Centenary In 15 To 7 Victory
Tulsa's Golden Hurricane beat Centenary 15 to 7 in 91 degree heat. Marshall Dennis opened scoring with a third period placement kick. Richard Morgan intercepted a Centenary pass at the 41 and added a 6 point return for Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okla
Golden Hurricane
Centenary
Marshall Dennis
Richard Morgan
Hurricane
Smukler Quits Pro Football After Eagles Return
Dave Smukler, famed Philadelphia Eagles running back and former Temple star, announced he is quitting professional football this Saturday. The decision ends a noted career marked by rugged play and local fame in Philadelphia and college circles.
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Philadelphia
INS
Dave Smukler
Philadelphia Eagles
Temple
Kohawks Fall To Cornell In Windy Battle
Cornell defeats Coe 2 0 after a late safety and a string of fumbles. Dunlop shows passing flair for the Kohawks but penalties and drops derail their drives as wind swirls through the stadium and the clock runs out.
Colorado Wins For Coach Under Fire
In Boulder Colorado University posted its first win of the season 13 to 0 over a dormant Colorado State team as reports circulated that Coach Bunny Oakes faced possible dismissal by the board of regents.
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Colorado
Boulder, Colo
Ins
Bunny Oakes
Board of
Regents
Athletic Board
Colorado University
Colorado State
Johnny Gooch to Scout and Run Schools for Pittsburgh
Johnny Gooch former Pirates catcher and coach will scout the south and conduct schools for the Pittsburgh club.
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Pittsburgh
Johnny Gooch
Duquesne Upsets Pitt 21-13 in late rally
Duquesne overcame a 13-7 Pitt lead in the final period as John Yacina caught a mid air pass for 18 yards to tie the score and John Kokisky added the decisive extra point. Sophomore Rokisky, Ahwesh and Gonda scored for Duquesne while Bonelli and Rettinger tallied for Pitt before a 23,000 crowd at Pitt Stadium.
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Pittsburgh
John
Sandy) Yacina
John Kokisky
Pitt Stadium
Panthers
Pitt Panthers
Philip Ahwesh
Pitt
Ahwesh
Rokisky
DP Reanne
Robert Thurbon
John Jurchey
Nery
George Gonda
Ee En Acm
Boneil
Rettinger
Gonae
Yacina
Gorrie
Gs Goesridge
Hafer
Gurczewski
Corace
Mitchell
Fife
Sekela
Murphy
Ree Connell
Goodel
Rey
Kirklowski
Ey Marron
Keller
Shochmen
Wight
Demao
Squires
Corbo
Petchell
Donells
Connors
Chadonic
Bigwood
Binotto
Fedorchak
Quakersdefeat Harvard 22 7 in Cambridge comeback win
Penn Quakers unbeaten improved to 22-7 by overcoming Harvard 22-7 before 30 000 fans in Cambridge Massachusetts. Harvard led 7-6 at halftime as Francis Lee connected with Loren MacKinnery for a score then Bill Koepsell to Harlan Gustafson for Penns first half interception.
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Mass
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Harvard
Penn
Francis Lee
Loren MacKinnery
Bill Koepsell
Harlan Gustafson
Koepsell
Jim Chandler
Gustafson
Chandler
Francis Reagan
Michigan Rolls Over Chicago 85-0 in Big Ten Exhibition
Michigan dominates Chicago 85 to 0 as Westfall and Harmon lead with multiple touchdowns. The game opens with a 55-0 halftime, notes include Harmon scoring 18 points and Nelson adding a 35 yard TD, while Chicago fumbles twice and Michigan’s reserves see limited scoring in the third period.
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Bob Westfall
Michigan
Chicago
Harmon
Westfall
Dave Nelson
Fritz
Paddy
Jordan
Nettacento Kennedy
Bac Evashevsk
Luther, Wickter
R. C. Miller
Czark
Ostroot
PWC
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Weueesves
Sukup Lounsbury
Cee Smith Richardson
Czak
Evashevski
Troske
Strong
Nelson
Savills
Kelto
Zeilinski
Butler
Ben- Ks
J. Troske
Grissen
Sitti
Christy
Yale Shells Army In 2015 Victory At Yale Bowl
57 000 fans packed Yale Bowl to watch Yale defeat Army 20 to 15. Yale quarterback Fred Harrison fumbled on the 18 yard line in the second quarter allowing Army to reach a TD. Burr returned a punt to the 29 then Bartholemy caught a pass for a goal line score. Kaye's extra point put Yale up 7 6 and the Elis held the lead the rest of the game.
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Wisconsin
Gage
Alf Bauman
Ted Greefe
Wildcats
Clawson
Paul Soper
Soper
Nick Conteas
Reeeeeneas
Grefere Moeller Eee
Cgiaceveses Ra Eck Gies
Seceessss
Seschadeness Lorenz Bates Ccccsicne
HysSecaberacas Gage Rae We
Eens
Eens Schmitz Chambers
Piiabeeds
Daa
York Perens
Dades van Wea
Seeiede
DOE
Ccsnecen
York, Clawson
Syaeneet Eee
Northwes Smith
Butherus
Gullich
Aarts
Lokane
Goldake
Jank Lene
Cincinnati
Ernie Vickichigan
Pield Ju —R. W. Finsterwald
Ohio University
Unesman
Roy Roy Knipschild
Chicago
New Haven
Denn
INS
Yale
Army
Fred Harrison
Burr
Hatch
Bartholemy
Kaye
Elis
DuBuke Falls to DeKalb 20 to 12 in Upset Bid
DeKalb Teachers defeated Dubuque University 20 to 12 on Saturday as Dubuque put up a stiff fight against the favored team. The game was played in DeKalb with AP reporting.
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Dubuque
DeKalb
Dekalb, Til
Dubuque University
Drake Triumphs 7-0 Over Arch Cyclone Foe
Drake defeats Iowa State 7 to 0 as Dickson scores on a fourth down run and Cox adds the placement kick. Harvey set up the drive with a 38 yard return. Drake’s defense stymied multiple Cyclone advances, with Osborne missing a key field goal and Drake Holding late in the game.
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Purdue
Southern Methodist
Navy
Drake
Bulldogs
Harry Dickson
Cyclone
Harvey
Iowa State
Cyclones
Bulldog
Vee Green
Dillon
Osborne
Iowa
Drake Town
Evens
Buck
Os Burrell Cox
Ida Hws
Wes Adams
Smith
Geek
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Vickerstaff
Risw Harvey Bly Ceeese
Tarsilor
Town
Dickson
Cox
White
Prank
Hanks
Thad Fisher
Reeves
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Chris Johnson
Clear Lake
Tess Levis
Chris
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Cisler
Gooch
Joseph Rettinger
Carl Nery
Ernest Bonelli
Ben Kish
Bonelli
Emil Narick
Capt
Yale Shells Army
Jore Thell Fisher
Wilbur Harvey
Jay Cox
Swan
Drake State
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