Rice Upsets Texas 18 13 Ends Longhorns Perfect Record
Rice defeats Texas 18 13 in Houston as Don Anderson opens the scoring and Virgil Eikenberg connects twice to End Mindell Williams. Texas anteed two Ray mond Jones plunges, Layne falters with an interception in the final 40 seconds. Rice dominates with sustained drives and a sharp defense before 30 000 spectators.
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Upper Iowa Noses Out Parsons 7-6 in Iowa clash
Special to The Gazette Fairfield Iowa Upper Iowas offense clicked once in Saturdays Iowa conference game but it was enough to edge Parsons 7-6 Left halfback Bob Hall scored the decisive touchdown from two yards Arbe Bareis added the extra point Parsons answered with a second quarter passing TD Don Wire to Bill Schumacher for 12 yards Parsons held nine first downs to Upper Iowas seven and totaled 98 yards to 93 for the winner
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Illinois Forward Wall Halts Michigan 13-9
Illinois upset Michigan 13 to 9 as a stout forward wall stopped two late Michigan drives from inside its own 10 yard line. Sam Zatkoff’s third period interception return swung the game after Michigan led 7-7. Illinois then held on to ruin Michigan’s first place tie prospects in the Big Nine.
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Lujack's Passes and Irish Line Open Big Win Over Iowa
Notre Dame powered past Iowa 41 to 6 in a Saturday game before an announced crowd of 52,311. Johnny Lujack starred in passing wizardry while Notre Dame's line play disrupted Iowa, repeatedly forcing turnovers and scoring on misplayed passes. The Hawkeyes fumbled four times, recovered by the Irish, as Leahy used multiple complete teams to overwhelm Iowa’s defense and offense.
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Weep Reading Opens Hawkeyes Kickoff With Notre Dame
Notre Dame won the opening toss and used the wind to pressure Iowa as Dick Woerner fumbled early. Lujack recovered for Notre Dame on the Iowa 29, Banks made a four yard loss tackle, and Lujack connected on a high lazy pass for a score as Fred Earley converted. The game began with a rapid exchange of punts and a brisk Iowa ground march from the Town 42.
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Football results sweep from Midwest and Southwest conferences
Football scores list multiple games across conferences. Lawrence defeated Coe 37 to 0 while Ripon beat Monmouth 20 to 6 and Grinnell trailed Cornell 20 to 6. Other notable results include Texas A&M 17 Baylor 0 and Oklahoma 31 Iowa State 0.
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Ohio State crushes Minnesota 39-9 to prove new offense
In Columbus, Ohio State used a revitalized attack to overcome Minnesota. Despite a 9-7 Gopher lead early, the Buckeyes rallied with a sharp passing game and new formation to seize control, scoring twice after turnovers and settling the outcome with a 39-9 victory at Ohio Stadium.
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Ohio State Drives Past Minnesota in First Half Scoring Burst
Ohio State opened with a 70 yard march led by Bob Brugge who ran 31 yards for six play TD. Brugge added a 24 yard scorer on another drive and connected with Ernie Parks for a 29 yard TD pass as OSU led 26 9 at halftime. Minnesota defense held later in the period.
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First Place Still Belongs To Lawrence
Special to The Gazette Appleton Wisconsin Coe College dropped its third Midwest conference contest Saturday losing 37 to 0 to league leading Lawrence Vikings. Lawrence dominated with a strong line and efficient scoring drives starting with Carl Giordano on the eight yard run and finishing with multiple scoring plays including passes from Giordano and a Bartosic plunge. Lawrence led 24-0 at halftime and extended the margin in the second half as Coe struggled to move the ball and fumbled at key moments.
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Tulsa Crushes Kansas 56-6 at Skelly Stadium
The Tulsa Golden Hurricane rebound from a loss to Detroit by routing Kansas 56 to 6 before 13,000 at Skelly Stadium. Kansas managed only one touchdown against Tulsa’s dominant defense and strong offense, as Tulsa did almost everything right in the game.
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