Ohio State Tops Minnesota 23–20 In Big Ten Thriller
Ohio State used a mix of passes and a key second period field goal by Charley Maag to beat Minnesota 23 to 20 on Minnesota’s home field. Don Scott threw two first half TD passes, and Esco Larkkinen added a 32 yard score. The game featured a rough, spirited second half with no penalties and late chances to tie.
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Levis Boot Long Heave Shr 4000
Coe defeated Cornell 9 to 8 in the fiftieth meeting as 4000 spectators witnessed a clash full of mistakes and exciting late twists. Eldon Levis kicked the decisive placekick after a 6-6 tie, then Cornell blocked a kick for a safety late, keeping the afternoon vibrant.
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Wildcats Roar Back To Whip Wisconsin 13-7
Northwestern defeats Wisconsin 13 to 7 before 40,000 as the Wildcats rally from a scoreless start. Bill De Correvont stars with a 54 yard run that is nullified by a clipping penalty on Jack Ryan, ending the dramatic play.
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Michigan routs Chicago 85 to 0 in Big Ten game
Michigan's Wolverines overwhelm the Maroons 85 to 0 as fullback Bob Zimmerman scores three times and star Tommy Harmon adds an 58 yard kickoff return and a TD pass to Evashevski. Crowd 6,000 watches Chicago suffer historic defeat.
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Football scores from national games in scattered results
A compilation of college football scores across regions with numerous mismatched team pairings and inconsistent spellings. Notable outcomes include Nebraska overwhelming Baylor, Texas edging Arkansas, and Michigan State or Iowa results uneven amid broad schedule chaos.
Texas A and M Beats Texas Christian 20-6 in Fort Worth
The unbeaten Texas A and M Aggies defeated Texas Christian 20 to 6 before 25 000 in oppressive heat at Fort Worth. The win kept A and M undefeated while Christian struggled offensively.
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Crain seals Texas victory with 59 yard TD run
Touchdown run by Jack Crain of Texas capped a 14 to 13 win over Arkansas Parker. With nine seconds left in the game Crain broke through a mass of red shirts for a 59 yard score securing Texas first conference victory of the season.
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Plucky Pioneers Tie Colorado College 14-14
Colorado College and Grinnell Pioneers battled to a 14 14 tie before 3500 homecoming fans in Colorado Springs Johnny Clark hooked passes to Bugg for both Tiger touchdowns Keehn and Walters scored on sensational plays CC faced three conversion tries after its second TD as the ball sailed through the crossbars on the third attempt
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Upsets Decimate East as Pitt and Carnegie Tech Fall
In a day of major surprises Pittsburgh U and Carnegie Tech lost to Duquesne 21-13 and New York 6-0 respectively. Cornell remained a leading eastern hope after a 47-0 win over Penn State while Oregon dropped 12-7 to Gonzaga on the Pacific coast.
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Drake Subdues Iowa State 7-0 in Rough Football Clash
Drake Bulldogs upset Iowa State 7 to 0 as an energized fourth quarter drive turned a tense defensive battle. Iowa State threatened repeatedly, missing field goals, before Jean Lange fumbled a pass recovered by John Kubelius on the Bulldog 41 with four minutes left, setting up the decisive scoring march.
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Cornell Rout Penn State 47–0 at Schoellkopf Field
Cornell dominates Penn State 47 to 0 with points in every period before about 7,500 cheering fans on a rain swept Schoellkopf field.
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Unbeaten Carnegie Tech upset by New York University
New York University Violets defeated Carnegie Tech 6 to 0 at Yankee Stadium before 25,000. NYU stole the show with several interceptions while Carnegie kept the contest tight until a second period 23 yard pass from an NYU quarterback to Bill Galu produced the winning touchdown.
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Cornell and Coe clash in heated Midwest football showdown
Field notes describe a brutal, high energy game between Cornell and Coe. Players like Tornquist Hill and Lyman vie for dominance as Cornell leads in the first half with aggressive line play and sharp passes. Fans anticipate a tougher second half and a push for a new stadium.
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Indiana Nips Illinois 7-6 for 2nd Win
Indiana University defeated Illinois 7 to 6 in Champaign to claim its second win of the season and snap a 49 year Illini winning streak on their home field. Harold Hursh completed eight passes for 122 yards and set up the decisive score with 22 seconds left in the second period. Gene White kicked the extra point after Eddie Raucinski hauled in a 20 yard pass for the touchdown. Indiana threatened again four times but failed to score.
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