Cornell Triumphs Over Grinnell 20-6 In Homecoming Game
Cornell Purple rolled past Grinnell 20-6 before a homecoming crowd in Mount Vernon. Key first quarter drove the win with 82-yard early drive, injuries disrupted the lineup, but Rega and Koslowski added two late touchdowns to seal the victory.
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Late Field Goal Beats Pitt as Purdue Pulls Off 10-8 Victory
Purdue kicker Henry Stram from Gary Indiana nailed a 40 yard field goal with three seconds left to edge Pittsburgh 10-8 before 30 000 fans. Pitt led 8-7 after a fourth quarter TD by Bill Bruno but Purdue recovered a fumble and advanced to Pitt’s 20 yard line setting up the decisive kick. Purdue’s only TD came in the second quarter on a short plunge by Bob Pfohl after a long backfield battle.
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Henry Stram
Purdue
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Hollywood
Bill Bruno
Lou Cecconi
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Bob DeMoss
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Luther College Tops Dubuque 19 7 In Iowa Game
Luther College capitalized on a Dubuque fumble a sustained drive and a late interception to beat Dubuque 19 7 on Saturday End Neal Davis recovered the fumble in the end zone for Luther’s first score Olsen Bey and Tikal combined on a long drive and a Ward Hracek pass for a second TD Ollie Ulvilden intercepted in the fourth quarter for Luther and Sellergren connected with Laats for Dubuque’s lone TD
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Cornell Harriers Outpace Coe and Grinnell in Tri meet
Special to The Gazette. Cornell freshman duo Ben McAdam and Ralph Harris tied for first as Cornell totals 19 points to win the cross country triangular at Mt Vernon. Coe edges Grinnell 50 to 51 for second. Mordkoff of Coe clipped 16:25 for three miles with Cornell’s Howie Orms and Bob Swanson fourth and fifth.
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Gene Mordkoff
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Bob Swanson
Mississippi State Edges Tulane 14 7 in Big Crowd
Mississippi State wins 14 to 7 over Tulane as Shorty McWilliams leads a potent passing and ground game. The Maroons dominate with a powerful line and a strong offensive pace before forty five thousand spectators, the South’s largest crowd.
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East Coast college scores flood in from many games
A sprawling sports roundup lists results across divisions with NYU Gettysburg Ithaca Colby Bates Maine Bucknell Lafayette Northeastern Tufts Lehigh Connecticut Delaware and many more. Notable tallies include Union 103 Hobart 7 and Springfield 48 American Int 6 as teams from New York to California post decisive wins.
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Heidelbero
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Thiel
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Lincoln University
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Lock Haven Twins
Kimball
Middlebury Jayvees
Cheyney
Storer
Greenbrier
Staunton
Oklahoma 63 Cyclones overwhelmed in second half rout
Oklahoma exploded for 47 points in the second half to crush Iowa State 63 to 0 in Ames. The Sooners outgained the Cyclones 398 rushing yards and 180 passing yards, while Iowa State managed only 104 rushing and 43 passing yards.
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Cornell Passes Nick Princeton Tigers 14-7
In Princeton New Jersey Cornell beat Princeton 14-7 as its passing game carried the day after an early Tiger score. The Big Red scored the game winner in the late third or fourth quarter on a 78 yard aerial march exceeding the Tigers’ lone sustained drive.
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Aggies Rally Wins 17 0 Over Baylor Bears in Waco
Texas A&M surged in the second half to topple Baylor 17 to 0 in a Southwest Conference game in Waco. The Aggies scored two third quarter touchdowns and a late field goal to stay undefeated in league play, with Buryl Baty passing and Mann Scott catching both A and M touchdowns as Baylor struggled offensively.
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Cincinnati Upsets Michigan State 18 to 7
Cincinnati shut down Michigan State 18 to 7 in East Lansing as a rallying comeback by the Bearcats defined a second upset of the season. The 22,524 crowd watched Cincinnati overcome a deficit in the final period with a determined, never-say-die effort led by persistent offense and stout defense.
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Southern California Beats Stanford 28 to 20 at Stanford Stadium
USC Trojans defeated Stanford 28 to 20 before 50,000 fans at Stanford Stadium. A pair of Stanford quarterback decisions helped USC edge the Indians in the Saturday afternoon game.
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Marquette Rolls Past Arizona In 20 Point Homecoming Win
Marquette Hill toppers under coach Frank J. Murray celebrate their 25th annual homecoming by defeating Arizona 20 to 0 before 17 000 fans. It was Marquette’s third home victory of the season.
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Knox Edges Out Listless Gold 14-12
Beloit College Golds fall to Knox 14 to 12 in Beloit Wisconsin. Knox shut out Beloit through three quarters before Beloit scored two late touchdowns aided by a 15 yard late penalty. Beloit travels to Carleton for a Midwest conference game next.
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Southern Methodist Trips Missouri 17-0 in upset win
In Columbia Missouri Southern Methodist University toppled the favored Tigers 17-0 as three Missouri miscues in the second quarter helped the Mustangs seal the road victory before 122 000 partisan fans.
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Unbeaten North Carolina Beats Florida 40-19 in Chapel Hill
The undefeated University of North Carolina football team extended its winning streak to four games with a 40-19 victory over Florida in Chapel Hill. UNC dominated on both sides as the Gators struggled to keep pace throughout the contest.
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Dartmouth Triumphs? Columbia Handily 33 13
Columbia overwhelmed Dartmouth 33 to 13 in Hanover, extending its series lead in the 16th meeting. The Lions struck early, scoring a first touchdown within two minutes, then controlled the game against the Ivy opponent. Dartmouth showed no major comeback, with Columbia sealing the victory in the opening season clash.
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Georgia Tech Tops Auburn For Fourth Straight Win
Atlanta AP reports Georgia Tech used a varied attack to defeat Auburn 27-6 before 30,000 fans, securing its fourth consecutive victory.
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Yale Crushes Coast Guard in Solid Bowl Victory
Yale used its regulars in the final period to pull away from Coast Guard Academy, defeating the Cadets 47 to 14 before 10,000 fans in New Haven. The rout capped a clean showing for the Eli defense and offense in the game labeled the Eli’s bowl.
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Northwestern Domination Over College of the Pacific
Northwestern overwhelms College of the Pacific 26 to 13 in Evanston as regulars sit out late, with backups scoring, led by Carle and Mackenzie. Stagg’s Chicago era legend honored. game features a standout Pacific circus run for a late touchdown and multiple yardage drives by Northwestern.
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