Kohawks fall to Lawrence 14 0 on lax defense
Saturday's Kohawks suffered two costly defensive lapses as Lawrence opened in Kohawk territory twice and scored twice to win 14 0 on the local field. Coe showed brief bursts of strength but largely lagged behind Lawrence's line and failed tackles. The danger nearly worsened when Lawrence drove from its 33 to Coe's two yard line in the third quarter.
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Wildcats Capitalize On Buckeye Fumble For 14 7 Upset
Northwestern defeats Ohio State 14 7 as Robert Mot pounces on a third period fumble and Otto Graham connects with Bud Hasse for a decisive TD. Ohio State coach Paul Brown suffers first loss of the season before 71,896 at Columbus. Northwestern’s defense stalls the Buckeyes in the second half after a tight first half that ended 7 7.
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Minnesota Drives Past Michigan 7 0 On Punt Pass And Prayer Heroics
In Arbor Michigan the Golden Gophers defeated undefeated Michigan 7 to 0 behind a two play touchdown drive sparked by Bruce Smith and Herman Frickey and sealed by Bill Garnaas. Michigan mounted a 99 yard reply but fumbled on the five yard line ending the threat. Garnaas added two interceptions and Minnesota extended its winning streak to 13.
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Notre Dame Smothers Illinois 49 to 14 in Lethargic Start
Notre Dame powered past Illinois 49 to 14 after a high scoring fourth quarter where Steve Juzwik’s injury spurred a late surge. Angelo Bertelli connected on three long TD passes as interceptions and big plays pushed the Irish lead to five touchdowns.
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Penn Defeats Maryland in 55 to 6 Showdown
The undefeated and untied Penn football team routed Maryland 55 to 6 at Franklin Field before about 40 000 fans. It marked the Quakers fourth straight victory for the season.
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Red Pepper’s Hot Sport Chat on Iowa Star Bill Green
In Lafayette Indiana Tait outlines how Iowa players, led by Bill Green, faced scorn after a Wisconsin game. Green, famed for grit despite injuries, reflects on public criticism that questioned his senior form. The piece notes his past heroics and the strain of external judgments on his final season.
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Blocked Punt and Walker Spark Iowa in Narrow Purdue Loss
Iowa fell 7-6 as Purdue mounted a late drive to tie and then win after a blocked punt by Bill Parker set up Jim Walker’s third quarter score. The Hawkeyes’ line and front wall dominated for much of the game, with strong play from Enich, Youel, and the guards, while Purdue relied on aerials to clinch the victory.
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Big Ten Football Scores Mixed As Purdue Edge Iowa 7 6
Scores from Midwest and East region games show Purdue narrowly beating Iowa 7 to 6 while Wisconsin loses 25 to 23 to Indiana and Notre Dame dominates with 9 over Michigan State. Other results include Minnesota 14, Iowa State 0, Nebraska 0, and Drake 41 over Duquesne in late night action.
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Princeton Fullback Ed Rose Excels as Polo Player
Princeton fullback Big Ed Rose, known for his football prowess, is highlighted as an expert polo player in this note from NEA. The piece emphasizes his athletic versatility and cross-sport talent.
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Badgers Top Indiana 27-25 In Hair-Raiser
Wisconsin edged Indiana 27 to 25 in a thrill packed Western Conference football clash. Sophomore back Pat Harder starred for Wisconsin with two touchdowns and an extra point, while Indiana’s Billy Hillenbrand totaled three TDs and an 85 yard run. Hoosier center John Tavener left with an eye injury in the second quarter.
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Boston College Triumphs With Late Punch At Fenway
Georgetown led for about 55 minutes but Boston College rallied with two quick scoring thrusts in the final minutes to secure a 14 6 victory before 22 000 wind chilled spectators at Fenway Park.
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