Cornell Downs Knox 7-0 on Parents Day in Midwest Game
Cornell maintained its Parents Day victory tradition with a 7 to 0 win over Knox as Gene Tornquist starred a late touchdown drive and extra point. The Purple defense held Knox in the final minutes while Fullback Chuck Harris powered the line and Ralph Bowman anchored the line for Cornell.
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Penn and Navy Battle to Scoreless Tie at Franklin Field
In front of 70 000 at Franklin Field the Penn Quakers and Navy played to a 0-0 tie. Navy surged late in the third period but stout Penn defense held firm near its goal line. Wood and Lenz sparked Penn on offense as both teams struggled to score.
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Bears Beat Oregon State 13 7 In Rose Bowl Drive
California, undefeated and untied, beat Oregon State 13 to 7 before 35 000 fans at Berkeley as they push toward the Rose Bowl. Oregon State offered strong resistance, keeping the game tight throughout the contest.
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Tennessee Tigers Fall to LSU 14 6 in Smoky Mountain Showdown
In Knoxville Tennessee under coach Bob Neyland defeated LSU 14 to 6 before 35000 fans. Tennessee opened with a 72 yard kickoff return for a first score and held the lead as LSU replied with a 16 yard pass from Ashford Simes to Ken Kavanaugh for its only TD.
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Iowa State Edges Marquette 7 0 in Windy Clash
Iowa State defeats Marquette 7 to 0 as they rely on conservative play after an early injury to Henry Wilder. Boswell shines on defense and Kischer scores the lone touchdown with a 3 yard center smash set up by a Boswell reception.
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Carnegie Tech Beats Akron 27 To 13 In Close Clash
Carnegie Tech over Akron University 27 to 13 in a hard fought game as Tech scored two late touchdowns sealing the victory. Akron struggled, and Tech sealed the win with a late surge.
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Holy Cross blitzes Colgate 21-0 in decisive win
In Worcester Massachusetts Holy Cross fullback captain William Osmanski led a dominant attack as the Crusaders crushed Colgate Red Raiders 21-0 before 25 000 fans. Osmanski Giardi Cahill and others powered the running game while Cahill and Giardi added a reception apiece for the scoring drives in the second and third periods.
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Pitt Triumphs Over Fordham In Scoring Marathon
Pitt defeated Fordham 24 to 13 in a high scoring game. Marshall Goldberg left early with a leg injury but Pitt still rallied with Dick Cassiano, Goldberg, and Fortunato scoring while Hearn and Eshmont led Fordham's replies before Pitt pulled away.
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Fay Sparks Iowa Grid Turnaround With Dramatic Pep Talk
A local columnist recalls how James Fay and two students plus a distant lawyer inspired the Iowa football team after a sluggish start. Editorial writers John Mooney and Dennis Sullivan were blamed by some for criticism that preceded the rebound, while Fay’s surprise pep talk in the dressing room energized 10,000 fans.
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Penn State Upsets Syracuse 33 6 Behind Peters Heroics
STATE COLLEGE Pa. AP Penn State sophomore backs powered a 33 to 6 upset of Syracuse before nearly 12 000 spectators. Charles Peters 175 pound halfback scored on an 80 yard reverse and later hooked a wide end sweep to Alter for a touchdown.
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Bears defeat Centre 20 to 7 in St Louis
The Bears outpaced Centre College 20 to 7 as Centre scored a first half touchdown but could not match the Bears power. A fourth period 60 yard run by Stahl was nullified by a clipping penalty after a late lateral carried to the Washington goal line.
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Trojans Subdue Oregon in Muddy 31 to 7 Victory
Southern California defeated Oregon 31 to 7 at Multnomah Field. Coach Howard Jones steered five touchdowns with strong plays from multiple positions. The win keeps Troy unbeaten in the Pacific Coast Conference and sets up a potential Rose Bowl showdown with California.
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Georgia Tech Bows To Vanderbilt In 13-7 Game
Vanderbilt won 13 to 7 over Georgia Tech with Bert Marshall starring on homecoming afternoon in Nashville Tennessee. The report notes a colorful crowd description and football action as the Yellow Jackets were defeated.
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Toledo Coach Spears in brawl with Wayne team after game
A free for all in Wayne University’s dressing room followed Toledo’s 39 20 win over Wayne. Coach Clarence Spears fought with Wayne players, was ejected by Wayne coach Joe Gembis, and the incident could end athletic relations between the schools.
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Dartmouth Tames Yale Bulldogs 24 to 6
Dartmouth rolled to a 24 6 victory over Yale in Yale Bowl before 72 200 fans. Captain Robert F MacLeod starred with a powerful running and defensive display aiding a first half rally and two third quarter touchdowns plus a late field goal. Yale managed a late score against Dartmouth third stringers.
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Santa Clara Defeats Michigan State 7–6 in Tight Scoring
Santa Clara crushed Michigan State 7 to 6 in East Lansing to extend its unbeaten streak to 15 straight victories as 21 000 fans watched. The Broncos stayed among the nation's untied major football elevens with the narrow win.
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Luther Ends Central Streak In 2012 Football Clash
Luther topped Central 28 14 as Stolfa threw a 30 yard strike to Skale and Stolfa scored on a late dash. Central’s Rittle returned a kickoff 70 yards for a score, while Luther outgained the Dutchmen on the ground 236 to 50 and held 12 first downs to two.
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Cornell Romps Over Columbia Lions 23 7
In front of a Baker Field record crowd of 35 000, Cornell defeated Columbia 23 7 for its first New York win in 15 years. Harold McCullough Vincent Eichler and Jerry Hol led the Big Red in a power game. A strange climate note mentions Chilean housing shifts toward fireplaces over 25 years.
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Chicago Triumphs 34-14 Over DePauw Behind Hannity
Chicago Maroons beat DePauw 34 to 14 before 10 000 fans. Captain Lewis Hannity starred with a first quarter score a pair of passes and a crucial interception setting up the final TD. Ed Valeri Bob Wasem and Lollie Sherman contributed on offense as Chicago dominated the middle quarters.
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UCLA Triumphs Over Stanford 6 To 0 In Big Coliseum Win
UCLA outlasted Stanford 6 to 0 before 37 000 fans at the Coliseum. The Bruins held the advantage most of the game and broke through in the second quarter for their lone score after a fumble recovery near the Stanford goal line. A failed conversion kept the margin at six.
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Wide College Gridiron Scores Across Regions
A compiled list shows Lake Forest defeating Meloit 82 to 6, Kenyon 18 Otterbein 0, St. John Minnesota 38 Conconais 6, and many more score lines from numerous colleges. The rundown includes teams such as Akron, Western Reserve, Sioux Falls, Wheaton, Carroll, and Iowa State among others with varied outcomes.
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Idaho Vandals Dominate Grizzlies In Homecoming Win
MISSOULA Mont INS The Idaho Vandals wrecked Montana homecoming by defeating the Grizzlies 19 to 6 before 8000 fans.
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Harvard Crushed Princeton 26 to 7 in Cambridge
Harvard rose from four losses to thrash Princeton 26 7 before 25 000 at Cambridge. Torbert MacDonald scored three touchdowns and Austen Harding one as Harvard opened with a 75 yard drive and converted the first score. Princeton's lone second quarter TD came after Harvard fumble recovery.
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Pageantry of Hawkeye Band Draws Ovation
The 120 piece Hawkeye band and allied units thrilled 10 000 fans at the Dad s day game with a record formation program. They saluted S U S and Purdue and presented a State of Iowa outline on the field. The crowd rose in a spontaneous ovation as the ensemble finished with the university anthem.
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