Michigan Triumphs Over Yale 15 13 In Close Rally
Michigan pulls ahead after Harmon shines delivering a late winning pass to Nicholson from Yale's three yard line. Yale had led briefly with Moody two touchdowns and Humphrey defenses, but Harmon’s precise passing and Michigan’s line control secured the upset victory in New Haven.
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Gil Humphrey
John Miler
Moody
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Don Siegel
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Norman Purucker
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John Teikkinen
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Owe
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Taylor
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Dern
Stack
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Anderson
Collins
Gedeon
Smith
Pritz
Trosko
Meyer
Mehaffey
Kramer
Levine
Hook
Meegan
Pittsburgh
Bergen
Princeton
Inesman
Young
Penn
Cavanaugh
Coe Falls to State Teachers 14 0 as Dutcher Shines
Coe College is defeated 14 to 0 by State Teachers College. Dutcher scores the only touchdowns with a line drive and a late rushing TD. Shirk adds the extra points, and wind and snow hinder passing and punting for both teams.
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Lloyd Patterson
Marshall
Teachers College
Dutcher
Harland Riebe
Vernon Elslager
Coe
Fritz Wooster
Roy Roughton
Ronnie Smith
Roughton
Teachers College Breijtbach
Turkal Binzer
SOL
Dutcher Cigtes
Tods FB
Kane
E Coe Oy & Oo
Tese
Schoring
Burkhard
Shirk
Fred Winter
Grinnell
Leonard Raffensperser
Iowa
Walton Koch
Western Union
Wake Forest Stuns Duke 7-0 in Conference Clash
Wake Forest sophomores stifled Duke in Winston-Salem as the Demon Deacons shut out the Blue Devils 7 to 0. Leonard Darnell broke through on a end-round three pass play, with Ruffa adding the extra point from a placement after the first period.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Wake Forest
Duke Blue Devils
Demon Deacons
Duke
Leonard Darnell
Ruffa
Dartmouth Rolls Over Harvard 13 7 in Big Green Victory
Dartmouth’s Big Green handed Harvard its fourth straight loss, 13 to 7, before 55 000 in Cambridge. A fourth period turnover by Harvard on a Miller scoop set up Dartmouth’s decisive drive after a 6 0 lead.
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Cambridge
Mass
Dartmouth
Harvard
Charlie Miller
Colgate Defeats Iowa Amid Lopsided Yardage
Colgate topped Iowa 140 to 66 in a one sided game as Colgate earned 230 rushing yards to Iowa's 66. The Raiders scored on a 29 yard pass to Heague and a late TD by Long, despite Hal Lube’s absence with a rib injury. Iowa faces Purdue Minnesota Indiana and Nebraska next.
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Iowa
Colgate
Musf
Herman
Hoague
Jack Eicherly
Davids
Wilson
Long
Donnelly
Hal Lube
Purdue
Minnesota
Indiana
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Towa
Zimmerman Nead
E. Hamilton Brady
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Lucy Andruska
Seere
Wee Buck Allen
Burke Kelley
Neill Evans
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Herman Niles
Heague
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Murphy
Enich
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Dean
Schenk
Blandin
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VanLoan
Garvey
Scoville
Trieber
Wright
Caserla
Rice Checks Texas Bid in 13-6 Opening Conference Win
Rice Institute backfield ace Ernie Lain was the costliest casualty of Saturdays game as Rice defeated Texas 13-6 in the Southwest Conference opener. Lain broke his ankle in the second quarter, ending his run with the Owls while Texas led early on a Law son to Gray touchdown.
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Alabama dominates Sewanee 32-0 in Tuscaloosa
Alabama overpowered Sewanee 32 to 0 in Tuscaloosa as the Tigers were outmatched. only 5,000 fans attended the lopsided game.
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Ala
Alabama
Sewanee
Tigers
Red Raiders expose Iowas flaws in tough grid clash
In a hard fought game did not click in Iowa with a struggling double wingback scheme. Nile Kinnick failed to gain on five carries raising questions about his potential all American status and accountability. ham Snider and Erwin Prasse starred amid the disjointed team performance.
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Iowa Board of Strategy
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Andy Kerr
Red Raiders
Ham” Snider
Bob Allen
Snider
Erwin Prasse
Chuck Brady
Nile Kinnick
Grantland Rice
Sammy Baugh
Kinnick
Monmouth Rallies for Win Over Ripon in Homecoming
Monmouth scored a 22 to 13 homecoming victory over Ripon, rallying in the second half after Ripon tallied both touchdowns in the opening quarter. Lyle Nelson intercepted a pass and returned it 50 yards for one Monmouth score.
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Wisconsin
Lyle Nelson
Tulsa Defeats Oklahoma A and M 20 to 7 on Saturday
Tulsa University romped to a 20 to 7 victory over Oklahoma A. and M. with touchdowns in the first, third and fourth periods.
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Tulsa, Okla
Ins
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Oklahoma A. and
Columbia Beats Parsons 20-7 in Iowa Conference Game
Columbia college trimmed Parsons 20 to 7 in an Iowa conference football clash. The victory marked Columbia’s first win of the season in Dubuque.
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Parsons
Dubuque
Columbia College
Iowa
Panthers Roll Past SMU 34 7 in Staunch Victory
Pitt overwhelmed Southern Methodist 34 to 7 as Dick Cassiano and Ray Mallouf led early drives and Billy Dowell and Bob Helville finished with quick scoring bursts. Cassiano added a 22 yard pass to Fabian Hoffman and Ben Kish scored on a one yard run as Pitt built a commanding lead by the fourth.
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Billy Dowell
Bob Helville
Pittsburgh
Sutherland
Dick Cassiano
Southern Methodists
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Methodist
Fabian Hoffman
Ben Kish
Marshall Goldberg
Cyclone Rally Beats Kansas 21 to 7 in Six Big Six Clash
Iowa State edges Kansas 21 7 as Wilder and Kischer lead a ground and aerial attack. Amerine and Divens spark Kansas in the third period but the Cyclones pull away with two late scores and Griswold seals the win with an interception.
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Lee Taylor
Fairmount
Michigan State Stops Syracuse in 19 12 Appeal
In a tight battle at Lansing Michigan State defeats Syracuse 19 to 12 as Johnny Pingel and Wilmeth Sidat Singhs duel shapes the game. Pingel scores two rushing touchdowns and a pass to Nelson while Sidat Singh adds a third quarter 32 yard run and a late 45 yard pass to Allen.
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Football Scores Across The Big Ten And Beyond
A long list of football scores from many colleges shows Colgate and Yale, Ohio State and Kansas State, Michigan and Purdue, Indiana, Northwestern, Wisconsin, and several others posting wins or close games. The tally includes matchups across conferences with teams such as Notre Dame, Carnegie Tech, Drake, Creighton, and many regional colleges.
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Beloit G. Knox
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Marshall
Kent State
Buffalo Western Reserve
Cincinnati
Thiel
Hiram
Oberlin
Swarthmore
Manchester
DePauw
Burlington
Eureka
Concordia
Dana
Ball State
St. Joseph
Franklin
Wabash
Rose Poly
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Wesly
Cellese
Evansville
Earlham
Ohio Northern
Bowling Green
Dayton
Ohio
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Wittenberg
Marietta
Otterbein
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Detroit Tech
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Olivet
St. Mary’s
Mich
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Helbrook LaSalle
Mt. St. Mary's
Georgetown extends unbeaten run with win over Manhattan at Yankee Stadium
Georgetown University stays perfect after a 14 to 13 victory over Manhattan College at Yankee Stadium. The game featured a close score with both teams scoring in the final minutes, preserving Georgetown's unblemished record.
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Penn Nip Columbia 14-13 In Philadelphia Thriller
In front of 55 000 fans at Franklin Field Penn edged Columbia 14-13 as Sid Luckman passed 18 of 30 for 193 yards and Penn capitalized on two quick thrusts. Columbia had 17 first downs to Penns nine but failed to convert after a first quarter touchdown.
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Tulane routs Mercer Bears 51 to 0 in New Orleans
Tulane's Green Wave dominated Mercer Bears with 23 first downs and eight touchdowns, scoring in every quarter on drives of 38 to 75 yards before about 15 000 fans. The win showcased a strong running game and efficient forward passing.
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Southern California and Stanford battle as safety and fights erupt
In a seesaw finish at the Indian field, Glenn Hamilton found Hugh Gallarneau for a 32 yard pass that pushed Stanford deep into Trojan territory. An interception by Sangster set up a SC score, and Mickey Andersen carried to the 3 yard line before Hoff man failed the kick.
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