Kansas blanks Iowa State 13 0 for first Big Six win
Kansas dominated Iowa State in Lawrence as Ray Niblo rushed for 37 yards and two touchdowns, Ray Evans added two passes and a TD, quarterbacks Ralph Miller and Evans shared duties in a 13 point victory that gave KU its first Big Six win in two seasons before about 5000 fans.
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Bertelli Leads Notre Dame Past Illinois In High-Scoring Clash
Bertelli threw for 178 yards and four touchdowns as Notre Dame defeated Illinois 49 to 28. Juzwik, Earley, Evans and Miller scored through air and on the ground while Bertelli connected on multiple long passes. Illinois never quit but Notre Dame’s fast passing attack overwhelmed the Illini in the fourth quarter.
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Mazur Leaves Army For West Point Football
Hank Mazur, a standout Army back, planned to join Boston College under Frank Leahy but chose West Point after his freshman year, switching military academy allegiance.
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Iowa State cagers report Monday for 1941-42 season
Iowa State coach Louis Menze will begin practice Monday with three returning lettermen from the Big Six co champion squad, captain Al Rudolphson guard Carol Schneider and Leon Aknes. Also joining are Bob Harris and several freshmen and frosh veterans as replacements for key losses. Drills start three afternoons and five nights weekly ahead of the season opener.
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Indians Humble Huskies Cling To Bowl Hopes
Stanford’s Indians limited Washington's offense and capitalized on second half breaks to win 13 to 7. Frank Albert scrambled for a second quarter touchdown after escaping pursuers. Vucinich and Taylor contributed scores, while Ernie Steele’s 30 yard run highlighted Washington's effort.
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Sophomore Trio Powers Vols Past Bearcats 21 6
Tennessee sophomores Bobby Cifers Walter Slater and Max Partin sparked the Volunteers to a 21 6 victory over Cincinnati before 7000 fans in Knoxville.
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Boxing Round Robin and Boxing Figures Stir NYC News
A noisy boxing column catalogs top contenders and managers. It notes Louis’s challengers Conn Nova and Baer, criticizes press influence, and mentions Kearns eye test for Bill Poland. It covers Risko seeking a heavyweight prospect, Zivic favored over Robinson, Jenkins’s Philadelphia warm-up, and Hanlon benefits.
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Kohawks Fight to the Wire as Lawrence Routs Coe
Lawrence overwhelms Coe 14 to 0 after Kohawks lapses allow two long Zupek runs. Zupek breaks free for a 63 yard TD. Crossett adds another score assisted by a strong Viking line. Injuries trim Kohawks as Lawrence’s defense stifles Coe in a rough, hard fought contest.
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Cornell Clips Colgate in 21 2 rout at home
In Ithaca New York Cornell improved Big Red beat Colgate 21 to 2 before 18000 fans as three touchdowns were scored in the first half.
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Beloit Sophs Rock Knox 12-0 on Homecoming
Beloit Sophomores Hill Carver and John Hannifan starred as Beloit beat Knox 12-0 before a homecoming crowd. Hannifan sprinted 21 yards for Beloit’s first TD in the second quarter and Carver added a 70 yard run for the second score in the third. The Smash threatened Beloit once, reaching the one yard line on a fumble filled drive.
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Minnesota Gophers Edge Michigan After Interceptions
Minnesota wins 7 0 as Rog ers recovers Hig gins fumble after punts. Kuzma connects with Ceithams for a first down then a TD pass to Fraumann but drops a shot on the one yard line. Garnaas intercepts Kuzma twice to seal the game as time expires.
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Cyclones win polo match at Ames over Illinois
Iowa State polo team earned its second straight win defeating Illinois 8 to 3 at Ames. Clyde Miller and James Kiser each scored three goals while Bob Jacobs added two for the Cyclones.
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Purple freshmen outplay Grinnell in hard fought win
Cornell freshmen beat Grinnell frosh 20 to 13 on Ashfield Saturday. Waldorf struck twice with Geller and a TD, McCain answered for Grinnell with an 85 yard kickoff return. Cornell’s defense, led by Geller and Waldorf, held in the second half as McCain and Montgomery produced late shows for Grinnell.
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Sooners beat Santa Clara 16 to 6 in muddy showdown
Oklahoma Sooners tame the Santa Clara Broncos 16 to 6 after a rain soaked game at Owenfield. Jack Jacobs's kicking and a first quarter fumble return set the tone as Oklahoma builds a lead with a late fourth quarter touchdown, while Ken Casanega connects for a Bronco score in the rain.
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Bluejays Rally Tops Drake In Late Scoring Drive
Creighton Bluejays erased a 7-0 deficit to defeat Drake 12-7 in Omaha on a late 65 yard drive and a pass interception return for a touchdown. Drake led after a second quarter Reeves reception, but Leonard intercepted and ran 381 yards early in the fourth, setting up Creighton’s game winning march and Porto’s late one yard score. Creighton outgained Drake 220 to 91 rushing and earned 15 first downs to Drake’s four.
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Cornell Harriers Outrun Grinnell in mudded 3-mile race
Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon Cornell harriers defeated Grinnell 23 to 4 on a muddy three mile course. Dave Clutterham won in 16 10, finishing 100 yards ahead after a dominant run. Vance Wilson and Howard Orms took second and third, with Muttack fourth, Shoulberg fifth, Miles sixth, and Schmitz and Batey tied for eighth for Grinnell.
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Hovius and Flack Lead Ole Miss Past Tulane
In New Orleans Ole Miss stunned Tulane 20 to 13 as Hovius and Jack Flack sparkled. Hovius gained 78 yards on a direct off tackle run and Flack added 50 yards earning the Rebels their first win over Tulane since 1915 before a 43,000 strong homecoming crowd.
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Prep player dies after football game in Texas
Leon Jeter a 17 year old Tioga high school football player died Friday in Sherman Texas possibly from head injuries suffered in a game between Bells and Tioga Jeter rammed his head into an opponent s knee while tackling authorities said the incident occurred during the Friday contest and Jeter collapsed after the play and never regained consciousness
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