Purdue Aerial Onslaughts Spoil Spartans 20 to 7
Purdue defeats Michigan State 20 to 7 at Lafayette as Rankin scores twice including a 40 yard reception. Galvin, Byelene and Winchell supply the running and passes to key the Boilermaker win while MSU fights back in late minutes but falls short.
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Missouri Field Goal Downs Wildcats 9-7 in opener
Missouri Eagles a 9-0 lead into the fourth period before Kansas State Catholic Wildcats score on a 15 yard pass from Elmer Neiman to Eugene Fair. Bill Cunningham opened scoring with a 14 yard field goal in the second period, then Paul Christman connected to Bob Orr who flipped to Roland Orr for a Tigers touchdown. Extra point failed.
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Oregon State Beats Washington 13-7 in PCC Play
Oregon State remained undefeated in Pacific Coast Conference play by edging Washington 13-7. The Huskies mounted a late desperate passing attack but could not overcome the Beavers.
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Brann’s W. I. Brann’s Three-Year-Old Wins Maryland Handicap
Laurel Maryland saw Challe don the winner of the $7,500-added Maryland handicap. W I Brann’s three year old champion strode to victory with ease.
Coe Beats Cornell in Last Quarter Thriller 9 8
Coe field goal attempt misplayed leads to a safety for a 9 8 score after Kinch fumbles and Tornquist connects on a late 50 yard pass to Elsinger for the tying touchdown. The rally keeps Coe in Midwest conference title contention with two wins and a tie as Knox remains undefeated.
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Coe Edges Cornell In Low-Scoring First Quarter Game
In a tight back and forth, Coe and Cornell played a defensive bout with miscues and punts. Final score: Coe 9, Cornell 8, after a late safety and key stops by both defenses.
Cornell Harriers Sweep Grinnell Meet In Crosstown Showdown
Cornell dominated the Grinnell College runners in a Saturday cross country meet at Grinnell. Cornell took the first four places led by McCauley who won the 2.14 mile race in 13 21.1, with Warden Vaentayle Behl and Stewart also finishing high for Cornell while Grinnell placed multiple runners in the following positions.
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Dartmouth Dominates Lafayette 14-0 in Hanover
Dartmouth Sealed a 14-0 home victory over Lafayette with a 65 yard first score by Bill Hutchinson and a second TD on an end-around by Bob Krieger. The win highlighted Dartmouth football Saturday in Hanover New Hampshire.
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Princeton Beats Columbia 14–7 on Al lerdice's late score
Dave Allerdice, Princeton quarterback, connected on a 53 yard pass to Howie Stanley for a touchdown and scored on a four yard run to lift the Tigers to a 14 to 7 victory over Columbia before 30,690 fans. Allerdice was stabbed twice in the first half but returned to lead the win.
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Princeton
Columbia
Howie Stanley
College Football Scores From Across U.S. Colleges
A sweep of scores from numerous colleges shows Maine over Conn 20 to 7, Wesleyan routing Haverford 56 to 6, Virginia beating Indiana 13 to 16, Masive slates including Red River, North Central and Far West results with various 0s and 6s. Notable outcomes include Georgetown 13 Bucknell 7 and West Virginia 6 Swarthmore 14.
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Tennessee Crushes Alabama 21-0 in 1940s showdown
Tennessee Volunteers extended their winning streak to seventeen with a 21 to 0 victory over Alabama Crimson Tide before 40 000 fans. Sophomore Butler broke through Alabama for a 57 yard touchdown in the second period as Johnny Bate Tenn UP described the scene.
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Nebraska Beats Baylor 20 to 0 in Emptyable Showdown
Nebraska’s unbeaten Huskers dominate Baylor 20 to 0 as Hopp, Rohrig and Prochaska score in a windy game before 30,000. Nebraska smothers Baylor and showcases a strong defense while the offense clicks in two quarters.
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North Carolina Ties Tulane in 14-14 College Showdown
North Carolina rallied from behind in the fourth quarter to level Tulane at 14 apiece before 24,000 spectators in New Orleans. The teams traded touchdowns in a fiercely fought early season clash.
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