Washington Bears Stop Missouri in 14-6 Gridiron Win
Washington University of St Louis capitalized two costly Missouri fumbles to edge the Tigers 14 to 6 at Memorial Stadium Columbia Mo. Ken Koerner connected with Harry Brown for Washingtons first score and Bill Meier returned a fumble 60 yards for another. Missouri tallied late on a Lyle Faueroto pass as time ran out.
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Northwestern crushed by Gophers in tough road loss
Northwestern fell to Minnesota as the Gophers outgained them 12 first downs to 4. Olson booted long punts into a wind and Rentner repeatedly slowed Northwestern drives while John Sullivan sparked a few runs. Minnesota kept ball in the air and dominated possession. Tenner scored the TD and the extra point as substitutions shuffled in.
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Waterville Boys and Girls Sweep Ossian in Double Bill
The Ossian squads fell to Waterville in a double header at Ossian gym. The Waterville boys won 30 to 14 and the girls 43 to 19, extending Ossian’s loss to the visitors in both games.
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Cornell Triumphs Over Kohawks 6-0 in Hard Fought Game
Cornell defeats Coe 6 to 0 as Hahn leads with two key plays and a defensive stand. Coe drives late but fails to cross the goal line, while Cornell gains six first downs to Coe's four and secures the win in a tight showdown at the end of the third period.
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Fan Dies of Excitement at Pitt Irish Battle
Excitement at Pitt Notre Dame football game in Pitt Stadium caused the death of George Bailey, 56, Mansfield Ohio, during the third period.
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Sutherland Reviews Football Systems By Jock Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh coach Jock Sutherland explains that no single system dominates football. He describes Warner Pitt Notre Dame Big Three and Howard Jones influences, noting speed deception and power as core goals and emphasizing teaching and player execution as decisive factors.
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Coe Records One Win One Loss in Conference Play
Conference record shows Coe with one defeat and one tie. Scoring details list Reynolds and Cornell with touchdowns and multiple substitutions across Coe and Cornell players in a game officiated by Levien with local field judge Weifson and line umpire Winter Grin.
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Stagg Honored by Illinois Athletes Before Chicago Game
Amos Alonzo Stagg, longtime University of Chicago football coach, received a blue and orange I blanket and an Indian chief's headdress from Illinois athletes in a brief pre game ceremony. He was lauded as "the greatest chief of them all" during the presentation.
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Ubs Gaining Strength as Gophers Prep for Northwestern
Minnesota halfback Myron Ubs in hospital but allowed to listen to the broadcast as the Gophers prepare for the Northwestern game. Twenty Wildcats players visited Ubi Friday under Coach Dick Hanley and Athletic Director Kenneth Wilson amid hopes to avenge last year's loss.
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Schedule for Missouri Valley Cage League Season
The Missouri Valley A A U basketball schedule opens December 12 in Cedar Rapids with Alberts Cleaners versus Kansas City and closes March 2 with St. Louis Sugar Creeks facing Hutchinson Reno Creamery. Alberts conducts a southern road swing from December 26 through January with many away games.
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Cornell Beats Coe In First College Football Quarter
In a tight first quarter Cornell and Coe trade drives with frequent penalties and turnovers. Hahn, Reynolds, and Crosby contribute key runs and passes as both defenses hold, leaving the score tied 0 0 at the end of the first period.
Washington High 19 Clinton 6 in grueling grid battle
Washington High beat Clinton 19 to 6 as Cullen, Reyna, Van Skike and Nance paced the winners while Gill, Brown and Fra zier starred for Clinton. Substitutions shuffled both teams in a hard fought first half with Washington pulling away late.
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Washington Sophs Lose Curtain Raiser To Clinton First Year Eleven
Clinton tops Washington 6 0 as its line power and a key interception at the Tiger 20 yard line set up the touchdown. Kincaid scampered in for the score after a series of line smashes. Benton and Reitz stood out for Washington with several long runs, while Snow and Yourd showed well for Clinton.
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Oklahoma A and M Cowboys Defeat Oklahoma 7 to 0
In Stillwater Oklahoma A and M rode to a 7 to 0 victory over the University of Oklahoma in the twenty seventh annual gridiron classic. The Cowboys scored in the second period after a spectacular aerial attack as a Homecoming crowd of 13 000 watched.
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Western State Teachers Dominate Towa Tutors 26-0
Western State Teachers overwhelming 26-0 victory over Iowa State Teachers on Saturday. Miller scored two touchdowns with Pippel adding one and Elliott another as Western State built a 13-0 lead at halftime and pulled away in the second half. Town Teachers managed a late push but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Is Big Ten Ungrateful Take Glassgow’s Case
NEA Sports Editor William Braucher argues the Big Ten denies Willis Glassgow, a former Iowa star, reinstatement as an amateur to coach. he criticizes the conference’s stance as unjust and traces motives linked to amateur ideals and pro football competition.
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South Dakota Downs Carleton 6-0 in Third-Period TD
South Dakota defeated Carleton College 6 to 0 in Northfield as Dunn the Coyote halfback scored the decisive touchdown in the third quarter after a forward pass put the ball at the one yard line. Officials included Brennan and Courhiin.
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