Drake Clinches Missouri Clash With Late Two TD Burst
Drake defeats Grinnell 21 to 6 in a Missouri conference game as a late burst in the final period cements the win. The Pioneers drop to 0–? in league play. Drake earns its first conference victory this season. The narrative highlights Theil Fisher Eldon Woltz Pug Manders and Walters scoring for Drake and Grinnell's lone touchdown on a fumble return.
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Nebraska
Bill Johnston
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Jack North
Highland Park
Bud Knox
Des Moines
Ramblers Rally Past Army Eleven 19 to 6
Notre Dame battles Army as Charley Long directs a 34 yard pass run drive for a touchdown. Riggs Sullivan catches twice for Army while Earl Brown and Bob Saggan respond for Notre Dame. Sheridan bursts for a late Army score despite a rough debut in the final period.
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Pred Young
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Notre Dame
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Woody Wilson
Riggs Sullivan
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Joe Thesing
Bob Saggan
Earl Brown
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Sheridan
Thesing
Upper Iowa Stops Columbia College Attack 12 to 6
In Dubuque AP reports Upper Iowa defeated Columbia College 12 to 6 as the Duhawks pressed the Peacocks in the second half but failed to convert drives inside the opponent’s 20 yard line.
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Utah Dominates Denver 21 to 0 in Big 7 Kickoff
Salt Lake City Utah university shut out Denver university 21 to 0 to remain undefeated in Big 7 play. The Utah squad dominated on both sides of the ball, neutralizing the visitors with a strong defensive effort and efficient scoring drives.
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Iowa and Purdue battle to scoreless draw in hard fought game
Iowa and Purdue played a tense football scoreless draw with no serious scoring threats. Key moments included Purdue fumbles, a Brock return to the Iowa 38, and strong running by Balazs and McLain with several pivotal plays for Iowa.
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Brock McLain
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Frank Lane
Detroit
Dartmouth
Fred Gardner
Cornell
Inesman
Ernie Vick
Michigan
Northwestern Football Triumph Over Minnesota in Gritty Contest
Northwestern dominated Minnesota as the Wildcats shut down the Gophers with strong line play and sharp drives. Key moments included a 57 yard drive, a fourth period rally, and a late goal line stand despite Buhler fumbles and Vermilyea-like pressure from Harold Van Every. Captain Cleo Diehl and Jefferson starred for Northwestern while Mariucci and Moore contributed for Minnesota.
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Jack Ryan
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Hal Method
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McGurn
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Moore
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Lyle Clarno
Bradley
John Schommer
Chicago
Meyer Morton
Michigan
I. T. Carrithers
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Purdue Tug of War with Iowa Ends In A Tie
A rugged back and forth sees Purdue and Iowa trade leads through four periods with multiple fumbles, interceptions, and decisive runs. Key players include Kinnick for Iowa and McLain for Purdue, with Turnover and penalties shaping the final 6-6 tie after a tense fourth quarter.
Colorado Stuns Wyoming 20 6 In thriller in Boulder
Colorado University used a furious running attack to dominate Wyoming University 20 to 6 on a sunlit Saturday. The game featured a bristling combination of offense and defense as Colorado pressed ahead and never relinquished the lead.
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Coe Domination Over Carleton 33 to 7
Coe shifts to a strong ground and air attack to defeat Carleton 33 to 7. Cisler scores three times with Elslager adding a long TD reception. Levis converts on three extra points as Coe pulls away after the third period.
Buckeyes Rout NYU 32-0 at Polo Grounds in football
Ohio State uses a balanced attack to crush New York University 32 to 0 before 20 000 fans at the Polo Grounds. Langhurst Scott Strausbaugh and Welbaum score as the Buckeyes pour in four touchdowns in the second period and one more in the third.
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Jayhawks Rally To Upset Kansas State 27 7
In Manhattan Kansas the Kansas Jayhawkers upset Kansas State 27 to 7. Lyman Divens opened scoring late in the first quarter, Dick Amerine 55 yards for KU, Steve Renko and Bill Bunsen connected for a late third quarter score, and Max Replogle added a successful kick after Divens 61 yard run.
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K. U
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Max Replogle
Divens
Crimson Tide Rolls Over Kentucky 26 to 6 on Homecoming
Alabama defeated Kentucky 26 to 6 before 10,000 homecoming fans in Lexington. The Tide line controlled the line of scrimmage, opening holes for the backs while Zoeller scored Kentucky’s lone touchdown on a 71 yard run.
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Utah State Hands Colorado Aggies 6-0
Utah State defeated Colorado Aggies 6 to 0 in Fort Collins during Colorado homecoming activities. It marked Utah State’s second Big Seven conference win of the season.
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Coe Rolls Over Carleton in First College Football Vantage
Coe dominates Carleton 7 0 in the first quarter and pulls away in the second half. Cisler scores twice and passes to set up further drives as Coe leads 33 7 by the fourth. Carleton struggles with fumbles and defensive lapses as Cofe extends the lead.
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Michigan Triumphs 14-0 Over Illinois in Homecoming
Michigan overpower Illinois 14 to 0 before a homecoming crowd of 41 500. Heikkinen sparked the Michigan line. Harmon and Evashevski scored with assists from Kramer and others while Illinois captain Jim McDonald and quarterback Ralph Ehmi led the underdog attack but bogged down repeatedly and failed to start.
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Creighton Grinds Out 6-0 Win Over Wichita U
Creighton Bluejays coached by Marchie Schwartz defeated Wichita University 6 to 0 as Don Fleming sprinted 17 yards for the only TD in the second quarter. Al Gebert, former Notre Dame star, mentored Wichita.
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SMU Defeats Texas Longhorns in High-Scoring Aerial Battle
In Austin SMU used the passing game to top the Longhorns 7 to 6. A 38-yard pass from Mallouf to Crouch and a later kick by Belville gave SMU the margin.
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