Princeton Defeats Navy 7 0 On Hidden Ball Play
Princeton, after an earlier setback, edged Navy 7 to 0 at Palmer Stadium before 51 000. Ken Sandbach scored on a hidden ball play after a kickoff return by Jack White set up the drive. Navy outgained Princeton but interceptions and strong Tiger defense kept them from scoring.
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Kansas Aggies Rout Kansas 26 6 in Homecoming Game
Kansas State dominated Kansas 26 to 6 before 10 000 at Manhattan in the homecoming clash. Red Elder and Howard Cleveland scored for the Wildcats with Cleveland totaling 149 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Replogle connected with Hapgood for Kansas’ lone TD in the final minutes.
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Hawkeye Varsity Edges Freshmen 18 to 14
Iowa City special to The Gazette reports the Hawkeye varsity, opening the season with an open date, winning 18 to 14 as Schenk connected 35 yards to Jakubek for the decisive score in the final minute. Bowlin and Ozzie Simmons added earlier scoring drives. Nile Kinnick sparked the freshmen rally with two long plays.
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Missouri Surprises Iowa State in Big 12 Tilt
Missouri beat Iowa State 10700 in a high scoring game. Missouri produced a 62-yard kickoff return and a strong rushing attack leading to a decisive 357 rushing yards to 68 for Iowa State. Iowa State struggled offensively with no first downs until late in the second quarter.
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Duke Loses to Tennessee in Narrow Upset at Knoxville
In Knoxville Tennessee upset Duke 15 to 13 on homecoming day as Thomas Red Harp, a 155 pound halfback, returned a punt seventy yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. About 20,000 fans watched Major Bob Neyland’s Volunteers topple Wallace Wade and the previously unbeaten Blue Devils.
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Washington State Tops Oregon 3-0 in Eugene
Washington State players overcame a stubborn Oregon defense to win 3-0. Fullback Roger Dougherty kicked a 16 yard field goal early in the second quarter after an offside negated a touchdown and a failed 20 yard placement attempt.
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Creighton Loses Undefeated Status to Hardin-Simmons
Hardin-Simmons of Abilene defeated Creighton of Omaha 13 to 7 before 10,000 fans in Omaha. Hardin-Simmons scored early on a 26 yard run by Tyler after a Creighton punt, extra point wide. Creighton answered in the second quarter with an 85 yard drive capped by a Wilcox run and Peit pass to Wilcox, then fumbled and allowed McKinney to score in the fourth on a short plunge after a Creighton fumble. Frost added the extra point. Creighton’s Peit scored on a pass for the lone Creighton TD with Lusiniskie adding the extra.
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Lou Plummer Faces Berger in Memorial Coliseum Duel
Lou Plummer headlines a wrestling card at Memorial Coliseum opposite Casey Berger in a two out of three falls bout set for ninety minutes. Berger, back after a decade of experience, confronts Plummer whose tough reputation and ring tricks promise a hard night for fans.
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Louisiana State Flashes Power To Defeat Arkansas
In Shreveport Louisiana State University defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks 19 to 7 as Crass and Milner scored in the first half and Coffee added a placement kick to build a 13 to 0 lead at halftime. Twenty thousand fans braved cold rain to watch the Tigers overpower the visitors.
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Texas Tech Beats Centenary 12 to 6 in Homecoming Game
Texas Tech's Red Raiders defeated the Centenary Gentlemen 12 to 6 in a hard fought homecoming night crowd of eight thousand. Texas Tech outplayed Centenary throughout the game as the feature of the celebration.
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Iowa U Plans Inter Fraternity Track Meet
The University of Iowa will host an interfraternity track meet on October 27 and 28 as part of the intramural athletic program. Co operative dormitory and quadrangle residents will also be eligible to compete.
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Minnesota Powers Past Purdue 33-0 in Big Ten Clash
Minnesota dominated Purdue with three early scores and a strong final period. Key plays included interceptions by Wilkinson and Svendsen, multiple long runs by Uram and Spadaccini, and successful point afters by Wilkinson and Faust.
Teufel Twins Lead Iowa U Track Champs
Iowa City report shows Davenport sophomores the Teufel brothers winning major events at the all university track championships. Cedar Rapids athletes swept events with Sam Johnson taking shot put and Ward Swift high jump. Bob Waples captured the 60 yard high hurdles in 9.5 seconds.
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Organize Athletic Club for Boys at Community House
A Community House Athletic club forms to promote boxing and basketball for neighborhood boys. Officers include Joe Stodola president and George Drahos basketball director. Basketball practice Mondays, meetings Wednesdays, and boxing instruction offered. Members 12 and older with membership card may compete. teams feature Janda Marsh Feiereisen and others from local schools.
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Nebraska Rolls Over Oklahoma 14 to 0 in Big 12 Clash
Nebraska dominates with 244 rushing yards to Oklahoma’s 116 and a 280 to 195 total edge. The Huskers’ only forward pass completes to Cardwell for the TD, while a Merrell interception stalls an early Sooner threat. Andrews adds a 66 yard run in the second quarter.
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Morningside Defeats North Dakota State 7 0 Homecoming Upset
In Sioux City AP reports Morningside college upset the North Dakota State Bisons 7 to 0 as eleven players carried the load for the Maroons homecoming win. The Bisons led 10 7 at halftime before Morningside's aerial strike produced a late score after strong defense.
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Auburn Triumphs Over Inspired Georgia in 2013 Clash
In Columbus Georgia Auburn narrowly survives a dominant Georgia effort after halftime turnover and fast scoring. Georgia surged from a 13 point first half deficit to threaten the Tigers but Auburn held on for a 2013 victory preserving its unbeaten record.
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McKinley Defeats West Waterloo 13 to 7 in Close Call
McKinley Bears edge West Waterloo 13 to 7 on the 25 yard line ending with a defensive stand. Scheible added the final point after a McKinley drive while West Waterloo fought back with stalled drives and a late fumble on the McKinley 39.
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Yale Remains Undefeated After Rutgers Rout
Yale defense yielded four Rutgers touchdowns as Yale reserves rallied to a 28 to 0 victory in New Haven. The Scarlet Knights, ranked strong, capitalized on persistent pressure while Yale, unbeaten in four games, was blanked through the opening period before the reserves carried the win before about 12 000 fans.
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Tulsa University Defeats Oklahoma A&M in Homecoming Victory
Tulsa University earned a 13 to 0 homecoming win over Oklahoma A&M. The first touchdown came on a 17 yard pass and a lateral, while the second score followed strong line play and solid kicking.
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Cornell Defeats Penn State Gridders 13 to 7
Cornell ties the series with Penn State at four wins apiece as Sheffer and Peck score both early touchdowns. O’Hara scores for the Lions, but Cornell withstands a second period push and wins 13 to 7 before 7900 at Ithaca.
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Phil Seghi Tops Western League Third Basemen
Cedar Rapids based infielder Phil Seghi led the Western League in several categories. He batted .301 with 14 home runs and 104 RBIs, played 45 more games than Cedar Rapids teammate, and was praised for his defense at third base. Seghi, from La Salle Illinois, attended Northwestern and later coached basketball in winter.
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