Monmouth Defeats Cornell 32 to 14 in Gridiron Clash
Monmouth outscored Cornell 32 to 14 as Jackson and Feehley led with multiple touchdowns and Bogott plus Schneider added extra points. Teams list players including Armstr ong, Walton, Searls, Kachinski, and Hrb. Midwest standings place Monmouth among leaders with a 2 0 record.
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E.tackson
Torrence
Robinson
Fas
S—Horst
Anderson
Falklins
G—Fuhr
Missavare
Wilcox
Kost
Davis
Francis
C—Johnson
J. Reid
Gray
Hb—Armatrong
Walton
B. Anderson
J Feehley
Franklin
Fe—Palese
Bocce
C. Demeister
E—Bruce
Defries
Smith
Andrus
Horst
Phillips
Fessler
Schneider
Qaunt
Sampson
Farnham
Michigan State Trio Expelled For Grid Bets
East Lansing Michigan State College expelled three students on charges of operating football gambling pools on campus. Michael P Kolian Michael Asa dourian and James J Robideau were named along with seven others disciplined for minor roles in the syndicate run with outside interests. Campus pools offered prizes to students choosing winners of college football games.
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East Lansing
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Michigan State College
Michael P. Kolian
Detroit
Michael Asadourian
Highland Park
James J. Robideau
Monroe
John Hanna
Stanley Crowe
Minnesota X Country Team Beats Drake in Dual Meet
Minnesota defeated Drake 20 to 35 in a cross country dual meet in Minneapolis. Dick Kilty won by 30 seconds with a 14 minute 24 second time. Drake’s Jerry Jerchak finished second and Minnesota’s Bill Schimmel placed third.
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Minneapolis
Dick Kilty
Minnesota
Drake University
Kilty
Jerry Jerchak
Drake
Bill Schimmel
Grinnell Defeats Coe In Tight Gridiron Clash
Grinnell edges Coe 8 to 0 as Kohawks stall Pioneer drives in closing minutes. Penrod connects twice to Genz and Page, while Theophilus and Booth anchor defense. Coe misplays a key pass in end zone, thwarting a late scoring chance before approximately 3000 fans.
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Pioneers
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Davenport
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Genz
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Rosenthal Geenky
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Kallish
Rafferty
Jones
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Phillips
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Thellman
B. Johns Son
Norvet
Hooks
Parker
Kingery
Bonyata
Hitchcock Coe
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Peterson
McKay
McNelly
Hero's Welcome for Boudreau on Illinois Campus
Lou Boudreau, manager of the World Champion Cleveland Indians, returned to the University of Illinois campus to a hero's welcome on Saturday. More than 5,000 fans cheered as a parade lined the university grounds. Wally Roettger greeted him first from the private car of Wayne Johnston, and Western Conference commissioner Tug Wilson accompanied Boudreau, who had been barred for professionalism during his junior year.
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Cleveland Indians
University of Illinois
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Illinois Central Railroad
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Tug" Wilson
California
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Cedar Rapids
Marion Indians
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Hippie
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Hipple
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Princeton Upsets Columbia 16 14 on Late Field Goal
Princeton football, previously winless, defeated Columbia 16 to 14 before 30 000 at Baker Field. Sophomore center Frank Reichel redeemed an earlier miss by kicking a 24 yard field goal with under a minute left, after Princeton clipped the Columbia line for its second TD and failed on the tying conversion.
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Columbia
Baker Field
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Tribe's Grabiner in Serious Condition
Harry Grabiner longtime vice president of the World Champion Cleveland Indians was in serious condition after brain tumor surgery at St Luke's hospital. He had entered for a routine check up and underwent surgery Friday following a collapse in his Cleveland office early last month.
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INS
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Cleveland Indians
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Monmouth Beats Cornell 32-14 in Homecoming Showdown
State Correspondent reports Monmouth College overcame Cornell 32-14 before 4,000 fans. Monmouth built a 19-14 halftime lead with Armstrong scoring and exchanges, then pulled away in the second half as Walton, Feehley, Bogott and Linton helped seal the victory. Nichols starred for Cornell with passing and running while Koch and Kachinskas powered the hosts’ offense and Quant anchored the defense.
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Monmouth College
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Bill Nichols
Searls
John Sebern
Fred Schneider
Don Armstrong
Armstrong
J. Feehley
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Nichols
Jim Koch
Schneider
Jackson
Reid
Bogett
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Walton
Linton
Scott
J. Feehery
Talkin
Wisconsin Ends Buckeyes In High Scoring Tilt 32 34
Wisconsin and Ohio State combined for a wild scoring spree with multiple lead changes. Key moments include Petruska scoring for Wisconsin, Evans and Vernon TD runs and Verdova twice for OSU, plus Cannavino and Gandee connections. Final score OSU 32 Wisconsin 34.
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Evans
Ohio
Calvin Vernon
Ohio State
Savic
Mike Cannavino
Krall
Verdova
Dorsey
Gandee
Hayne
Watson
T—O'hanlon
Jennings
J. Wilson
Troutwein
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Mattey
Templeton
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Berint
Widdoes
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Swinehart
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Whisler
Morrison
Eyed
Wisconsin
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Meyers
Wartinvee
Rustman
Hanley T—Eliott
Shea
Albright
Otterbach
Drews
G—Yderstad
Collins
Price
Knauft
Cable
Gilbert
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Finnow
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Christensen
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Mansfield
Kelly
Bendrick
Radcliffe
Vernon
Ryg
Petruska
OSU
Gandcee
Hague
Wis
All-American Conference Clash Looms in Chicago
Chicago hosts a marquee NFL showcase against the Boston Yanks at Comiskey Park while the All-America league stages Rockets vs Dodgers at Soldier Field. An estimated 30 000 in the NFL game, 7 000 in the AA game. Rockets sign Jim Mello and Bob Davis to play today at Soldier Field.
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Russia Ready To Enter 1952 Helsinki Olympics
The United Press reports Russia plans to compete in the 1952 Olympic Games in Helsinki. The Soviet Union, absent in 1948 London, seeks affiliation with ten international athletic federations and aims to challenge U.S. dominance in world sports through a five year talent hunt.
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United Press
U.S.S.R
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Eastern Iowa prep griders eye post season showdowns
A Marion Cedar Rapids clash looms as a potential post season draw, with Marion's unbeaten status and strong line. Postville and Montezuma also boast undefeated records and high scoring offenses, while Oelwein and Dusty Rice garner attention. The column notes fans crave marquee matchups to test eastern Iowa teams.
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Montezuma
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Eddie Valker
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Dusty” Rice
Girls Cage Clinic Slated at Coggon
DES MOINES AP The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union announced dates and sites for its annual basketball coaching schools and rules clinics. Schedule includes Nov 13 Guthrie Center and Grachtinger, Nov 20 Gravity and Storm Lake, Nov 27 West Des Moines, Dec 4 Ottumwa and Coggon, Dec 11 Meservey and Morning Sun. Rod Chisholm will lead rules discussions at several sites. Donald Lowe will conduct at Coggon and Morning Sun. J J O Connor will speak on rules at Guthrie Center and Storm Lake. A two game program highlights each clinic.
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Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
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Morning Sun
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Coe Freshmen Edge Grinnell in Gridiron Thriller
Coe College freshmen upset Grinnell 13 to 7 as Marv Ross capped a 72 yard drive with a two yard scoring run. Grinnell answered in the third on a Slocum to Jones pass with Crawford kicking. A late Coe drive featured Roy Johnson and a successful Val DeCarlo placement for the final margin.
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Crawford
Fred Schwinn
Cee
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High school football crowd comparisons in Iowa
An International News Service report from Buffalo notes 46 086 paid spectators watched Kensington high defeat Bennett 26 to 8 on Thursday night. The piece asks for the largest crowd ever to watch a game in Iowa and cites Davenport crowds of 12 000, suggesting Des Moines may hold the intracity game record at Drake Stadium.
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N. Y
Kensington High
Bennett
Iowa
Davenport
Des Moines
Drake Stadium
Bob Rossie Jr Set for Oct Boxing Pro Debut
A note from Bob Rossie Jr announces that boxer Bob Rossie Jr will make his professional debut in October. The message confirms the upcoming first professional bout and signals the start of his boxing career.
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Bob Rossie, Jr
Bob, Jr
Kentucky shuts out Marquette 25 0 in third quarter barrage
Kentucky Wildcats overwhelmed Marquette with three third quarter touchdowns to win 25 0. The rushing attack tallied 256 yards to Marquette's 102 as Webb Jamerson and Genito scored twice and once respectively with Binnda adding extra points.
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Kentucky Wildcats
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Dixie Whizzes
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Jamerson
Genito
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