Purdue Aerial Onslaught Grinds Spartans 20 to 7
Purdue defeats Michigan State 20 to 7 as Rankin scores two touchdowns including a 40 yard catch and rush. Galvin Brock and Byelene spark the Boilermaker offense while Purdue's defense stymies MSU late to seal the victory.
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Notre Dame
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Missouri Field Goal Downs Wildcats 9 7
In Columbia Missouri the Missouri Tigers won their Big Six opener 9 to 7 over Kansas State. Missouri led 9 0 entering the fourth period before Elmer Neiman connected with Eugene Fair for a Wildcats touchdown. Paul Christman passed to Bob Orr for a Tigers score in the third, with Roland Orr converting on a later touchdown by a Tigers player.
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Oregon State Beats Washington 13-7 in PCC Showdown
Oregon State remained undefeated in Pacific Coast Conference play as it edged the University of Washington 13-7. Despite a desperate Huskies passing attack in the second half, the Beavers held on for the win in Seattle.
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Brann's three year old champion wins Maryland handicap
Laurel Maryland race results show Challe don W I Brann's three year old champion dominating the $7 500 added Maryland handicap on Saturday. Brann's entry with the juvenile star secured a facile victory as the track favored early speed and clear margins.
Coe edges Cornell 9 8 in tense last quarter thriller
Coe barely defeats Cornell 9 to 8 as a late field goal and a crucial safety swing the momentum. Key plays include Kinch’s late kick, a safety after a botched punt, and a 58 yard pass to Elsinger for the tying score.
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Coe Beats Cornell 9 to 8 in Narrow Game
In a tense clash, Coe edges Cornell 9 to 8 as Kinch and Cisler spark Coe’s offense. Key plays include a late safety by Kinch, the game’s decisive score, and multiple turnovers shaping a low scoring thriller. Cornell’s defense stymies most drives but falls just short.
Cornell Sweeps First Four In Grinnell Meet
Grinnell's Pioneers lose to Cornell 20 to 35 as Cornell dominates with the first four finishers. Mc Cauley of Cornell wins the 24% mile course in 13 21.1, followed by Warden Vantayle Behl Stewart for Cornell and top Grinnell finishers Shoulberg Wezesny Mace DeBartolo.
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Dartmouth Beats Lafayette 14-0 in Hanover
Dartmouth football defeated Lafayette 14-0 at home. Bill Hutchinson ran 65 yards for the opener and Bob Krieger added a second touchdown on an end-around to seal the win.
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Princeton Tops Columbia 14 7 Behind Allerdice Heroics
Dave Allerdice, Princeton quarterback, threw a 53 yard touchdown to Howie Stanley and scored himself on a four yard run after being stabbed twice in the first half. The Tigers opened a 14 7 lead before 30 000 fans at New York.
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Howie Stanley
Aggregate college football scores from many conferences
A dense list of college football results shows numerous wartime style scores from universities across the country. Key outcomes include Maryland defeating Rhode Island, West Virginia edging Wesleyan, and multiple teams such as Clarion, Edinboro, Union, Williams, and Amherst posting victories or close contests.
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Tennessee Crushes Alabama 21-0 in Iconic 40,000 Crowd Victory
Tennessee powered to a seventeenth straight win as Butler sprinted 57 yards for a second-period touchdown. Foxx and Warren added scores while Alabama fought hard but wilted in the final period. Bruce Foxx converted twice as Tennessee dominated play and claimed the game at Knoxville.
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Nebraska Embarrasses Baylor 20-0 in Gale Soaker
Unbeaten Nebraska offense clicks in two quarters and a dominant third as Ray Frobaska and Rohrig connect for two touchdowns. Baylor shows little threat, Nebraska builds lead with Hopp and Petsch scoring, game played before 30 000 fans amid 25 mph winds.
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North Carolina Forces 14 14 Tie With Tulane In New Orleans
In New Orleans North Carolina rallied from behind in the fourth quarter to earn a 14 14 tie with Tulane before 34000 fans, showcasing a fierce late surge and strong defense.
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