Detroit U Defeats Boston College To Stay Unbeaten
Detroit University powers past Boston College 14 to 0 as Fullback Al Olivero returns a kickoff for 80 yards and Andy Farkas adds a one yard TD. Eddie Palumbo set up the second score with a 50 yard run. Shada converts both extra points amid adverse conditions. Boston College threatened late but stopped on Detroit’s 4 yard line as time expires.
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Detroit
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Nes Mass
Detroit University
Andy Farkas
Johnny Shada
Farkas
Eddie Palumbo
Palumbo
Andy Bismarck
Boston Cell
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Beer Holland
Kondraski Laoeue
Hite
Oliveto
Shada
Moston _ College
Cahill
Flynn
Perrault
Richardt
Swenson
Connelly
Bladori
Bismarck
Ananis
Cignetti
McCarthy
Schauer
Petersmarck
Petersmarck, Tackles—Ganster, Henkel. Guards—Maczko, Froelich
Addison
Elcherly
McLain
Cain
Kinnick
Harris
Blanton
Michigan
Heikkinen
Iowa
Trosko
Tetha
Barclay
Kelly
Jons
Sieel
Gallagher
Coe and State Teachers battle in tense tie
The Coe and State Teachers game featured a tight scoreless or low scoring contest with injuries to Ralph Essham and Walter Ditzler. Key plays included a strong stand by John Prasch and late third quarter struggles as Coe moved to the Panthers 27 before failing to score.
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Coe
John Prasch
Magovich
Panthers
Cisler
Howard Wilfong
Garth Hunter
Ralph Essham
Walter Ditzler
Cee, McLeod
Eras LE Norris
Vee Larson
Alate Tepehere
Tarcevich
Ay Smith Prasch
Tute Cine
Touche
Michigan Iowa gridiron duel ends with Hawkeyes rally
In a defensive shootout Michigan and Iowa played a rough first game. Key moments included Kinnick's 74 yard TD dash for Iowa and Trosko guiding Michigan with multiple long runs and a late surge before final 7 6 score. Final tally Michigan 7 Iowa 6.
Washington State Defeats UCLA 3-0 In Dull Clash
In Los Angeles thirty thousand watched Washington State win 3 to 0 over UCLA at Memorial Coliseum. Joe Sienko kicked a 10 yard field goal in the fourth quarter after a lackluster game marked by fumbles and strong Cougar defense.
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Los Angeles
Joe Sienko
Washington State
University of California At
Memorial Coliseum
Sienko
Parsons Falls 7 6 to Duhawks in Iowa Conference Game
In Fairfield Columbia's Duhawks upset Parsons 7 to 6. Jerry Miller sprinted 70 yards for Parsons late in the fourth after a 30 yard reception. Parks missed the extra point. Siantas scored for Columbia in the third and Heenley added the extra point.
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Fairfield
Columbia
Duhawks
Parsons
Iowa
Jerry Miller
Parks
Siantas
Heenley
Wildcats
Dubuque University
Penn field mishap costs narrow scoreless tie with Georgetown
In Philadelphia a twelfth man on the field in the final thirty seconds nullified Ed Fielden's field goal attempt from the 30 yard line. Fielden's second kick failed and Georgetown gained the ball on its own 20 as time expired.
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Beicnigan
Trosko
Iowa
Barclay
Kinnick
Michigan
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Gallagher
Harris
Gedeon
Uowa
Stanton
Hawkeye
Wolverines
Towa
Brady
Lannon
Jost
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Nicholson
Wolverine
Mawkeye
Nead
Frank Gallagher
Anderson
Farmer
Uome
Klumpar
Prasse
DeHeer
Tubbs
Eicherly
Michiazas
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Bill Miller
Ed Fielden
Fielden
Fordham Narrowly Defeats TCU 7 6 on Muddy Polo Field
Wilbur Stanton of Malden Mass boots the game winning extra point with under three minutes left lifting Fordham to a 7 6 victory over Texas Christian in a rain drenched Polo Grounds. Fordham drove 95 yards to score and halted five prior drives at the goal line in a wild New York comeback.
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Texas Christian
Rams
al Stanton
Boots Point
New York
Wilbur Stanton
Malden
Mass
Fordham
Stanton
Texas
Polo Grounds
Texans
Christians
Principe
Wilbur
Whitmore Krywick
Beale
Woiltkoskt
Sees
Hearn Oe
Ose
Pordham
Coe and Teachers In Tie Game At Half
The article describes a back and forth football clash where Coe and State Teachers trade scores. Key plays include Dutcher’s shovel pass to Paul Jones, Cyril Cranny’s end run for a touchdown, and Cisler’s drive finishing with Saccaro’s score. The teams head to the third quarter tied.
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Ditzler
Coe
George Dutcher
Fritz Wooster
Wooster
Dutcher
Gaylord Indvik
Kinch
Paul Jones
Cyril Cranny
Panther
Ed Cisler
Roy McLeod
Angelo Saccaro
Cisler
Bruno Gudatis
Saccaro
Kohawk
McLeod
Magovich
Louis Breitbach
George Starcevich
Indvik
Y M C A Handball Group Plans Coming Season
The Y M C A handball committee led by Bob Kutchera outlines a season with a ladder tournament through November 9 and Turkey tourney finals at Thanksgiving. Prizes include class cups and pumpkins for runners up. State and central states championships are planned with outside competitors invited.
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Bob Kutchera
Cedar Rapids
Lafayette Defeats New York University 13-0 in Shutout
Lafayette defended its undefeated, unscored on record by defeating New York University 13 to 0 on Saturday. Both touchdowns were set up by passes.
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NEW York UP
Lafayette
New York University
Indiana Triumphs Over Cincinnati 27 to 8 in Big Meet
Indiana University overwhelmed Cincinnati in a football game by 27 to 8 as reserves played most of the time. Corby Davis scored twice, Don Heistand, Dale Tanner, and a Vince Oliver to Heistand pass accounted for Indiana scores. Indiana outgained Cincinnati 18 first downs to 3 amid a flurry of drives and touchdowns.
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Cincinnati
Incinnati
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University of Cincinnati
Bearcats
Alvin “Bo” McMillin
Hoosiers
Corby Davis
Illinois
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Don Heistand
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Gibboney
Peri Cincinnati
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Davia
Helstand
Tanner
Miller
Fowler
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Haak
Wahl
Olmstead
Ssabo
Campanioli
Sloss
Davie Tanner
Gr Pilchock
Logan
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Rennaker
Anglemyer
Porsythe
Gray
Seibert
Ands
Brinkmyer
Oarson
Guehring
Jones
Binder
Lauek
Ferguson
Eka
D. Garvin
Gerdeen
Schaps
U FB
Gelding
Frankne
Detroit
Russ Asterwald
Ohio University
C. Xriecer
A. F
Coffin
Cornell
Baylor Triumphs 13-0 Over Arkansas in College Station
Baylor bears coached by Morley Jennings handed Texas A&M a 13-0 defeat to stay undefeated in the Southwest Conference. Bill Patterson linked with two scoring plays including a 31 yard pass to Boyd after an interception and a 25 yard pass to Huessner following a fumble recovery.
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College Station
Princeton Trips Rutgers 6-0 in Oldest Intercollegiate Rivalry
Princeton won 6-0 over Rutgers before 35 000 spectators, stopping twice inside the Rutgers 5 yard line. The victory extended the Tigers’ 34th straight win in the series, while Rutgers dropped from the ranks of undefeated untied and unscored on teams this season.
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Princetown
WN. J
Princeton
Rutgers
Tigers
Beloit College Beats Knox 22 18 for First MCC Victory
Beloit Wisconsin Beloit college defeated Knox college 22 to 18 before a homecoming crowd of about 2 500, earning its first Midwest conference victory this season.
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KNOX
Beloit
Wis
Beloit College
Knox College
Illinois Polo team crushes Iowa State in Polo match
The University of Illinois polo squad defeated Iowa State 10 to 4 as Illinois outscored the Cyclones in Ames. Hayward scored all of Iowa State’s goals while Illinois players Johnson and Bauer contributed on the winning side.
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University of Illinois
Iowa State
Sele Ward
Ce Hayward
Johnson Bauer Gas
Illinois
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