Notre Dame Extends Win Streak With 27 12 Victory
Notre Dame defeated Iowa 27 12 as fullback John Panelli scored twice and Larry Coutre added a 35 yard run. Bill Gay also scored for Notre Dame, which extended its undefeated streak to 23 games. Iowa countered with two one yard TD runs by Jerry Faske and Al Di Marco, and Bob McKenzies remarkable defensive plays supported the Hawkeyes’ effort.
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Tigers Roll Past Cyclones 49-7 in Columbia
Missouri overpower Iowa State 49-7 after an early ISU touchdown. Backfield duo and a sharp passing attack highlighted a dominant Tiger performance before 22,000 fans as Missouri delivered a fourth straight win with strong defense and a high-powered offense led by Glorioso and Entaminger.
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Kohawks Scoreless at Grinnell in 6-0 Loss
Grinnell defeats Coe College Kohawks 6-0 as Grinnell converts a quick second quarter break for the only score. Coe threatened late in the first half, drove to the Grinnell 26, but the offense stalled before halftime. Notre Dame blasted Iowa in another game, 27-6, with 53,000 fans watching as Panelli and Faske highlighted fast drives and big plays.
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Ohio State Tops Wisconsin 34 32 With Air Attack
In Columbus Ohio State beat Wisconsin 34 32 as five Buckeye touchdowns came through the air. Pandel Savic threw three payoff passes and Jerry Krall added two running throws aiding the rally after a 19 7 first quarter Wisconsin lead. The Badgers, led by coach Harry Stuhldreher, fought hard with ground TDs but Ohio State’s passing edge sealed the win.
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Red Pepper Bonanza Keeps ND Iowa Sparring Into Four Quarters
In a brisk Notre Dame Iowa clash at Di Marco the teams traded scores from the opening minutes. Pep Panelli racked up 154 rushing yards aided by Frank Tripucka's setup passes while Red Sitko's 77 yard kickoff return electrified the crowd of 53,000. Notre Dame preserved its streak of a touchdown in every quarter this season.
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Wolverines Rally Past Minnesota 27 14 in Rose Bowl Bid Clash
Michigan stunned Minnesota 27 14 at Memorial Stadium to end the Gophers Rose Bowl hopes. Wolverines trailed 7 0 at halftime but erupted with two second half touchdowns and a late 64 yard scoring pass to seal the victory. Dick Rifenburg sparked the comeback with a key interception return for a score and Ev Faunce added a 14 yard TD run.
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Choo Choo Smokes as Tigers Rip LSU 34-7
North Carolina crushed Louisiana State 34-7 before 41,000 at Chapel Hill. Charlie Justice scored once and threw two TDs, with Hosea Rodgers powering the line as UNC stayed unbeaten.
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Iowa to renew Notre Dame football series through 1950
IOWA CITY Iowa will continue its football rivalry with Notre Dame for the next two years. The 1949 game will be at South Bend on November 19 and the 1950 game at Iowa City on November 18. The 1949 schedule also lists UCLA Purdue Indiana Northwestern Oregon Minnesota Wisconsin Notre Dame.
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