Yale and Dartmouth Tie Dramatic Bowl Thriller
Yale and Dartmouth played a closely contested 9-9 tie before a capacity crowd of 72 000 as Frank connected on multiple passes for Dartmouth while Yale’s Hutchinson and MacLeod sparked key plays including a safety and an 88 yard TD dash. Dartmouth edge in yardage and passing attempts contrasted with Yale’s resilient defense and late tying score.
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Dartmouth
Clint Frank
al Hessberg
Gil Humphrey
It Haven
Conn
Yale
Notre Dame Upsets Minnesota 7-6 In Minneapolis Thriller
Notre Dame stunned Minnesota 7 to 6 in Minneapolis as Gophers stars Rudy Gmitro Bill Matheny and Larry Buhier anchored the backfield while Notre Dame’s Joe Zwers Charles Sweeney and Jack McCarthy shined on offense and defense.
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Minneapolis
Notre Dame
Gophers
Minnesota Stars
Rudy Gmitro
Bill Matheny
Larry Buhier
Joe Zwers
Charles Sweeney
Jack McCarthy
Purdue Tops Hawkeyes In Narrow City Game
Purdue defeats Iowa 13 to 0 after a defensive battle with key plays from Isbell and Shackelton. Kinnick passed to Evans for 46 yards, but Purdue intercepted twice to halt Iowa drives as the game ended with Purdue holding the edge in first downs and total yardage.
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Hawks
Kinnick
Evans
W. Gallagher
Purdue
Shackelton
Iowa
Town Powell
LE Lannon Schreyer
Haeris Bykowski
Brady Humphrey
Tawa
Cecil Ts
Hells Brock
Cecil Asbell
Mitch
Ticklea
Nead
DeHeer
Herman
Farrons Wetter
Lindenmeyer
Buskeley
Vergan
Villanova Ends Detroit Unbeaten Run 7 to 0
Villanova defeated Detroit 7 to 0 before 22 000 fans, handing the Titans their first loss of the season. Art Raimo scored the lone touchdown on a 7 yard catch from Ray Stoviak, as Detroit fumbled near Villanova’s goal line. The Wildcats’ defense stifled Detroit, with key plays including a blocked punt return and two late interceptions to preserve the victory.
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Detroit
University of Detroit
Villanova College
Titans
Gus Dorais
Villanova
Art Raimo
Ray Stoviak
Palumbo
Raimo
Stopper
McKenna
Stovink
Wysocki
Anvil
Andy Farkas
Larson
Larson , Syese
Melis Kondrask
Rogers White
Arese McKenna
Shadnee
Kuber
Ciesiik
Ae Eves Olivar Chesney
Nowak Fillttault
Buck Palumbo
Farkasa
Oliveto
Former Town Star Frank Cuhel Visits Here on Homecoming
Frank Bab Cuhel, once a standout at Washington high and the University of Iowa and a 1928 Olympic team member, arrived Friday from the Dutch East Indies to visit his sister Miss Ermengarde Cuhel at 1234 Fourth Avenue SE. He has spent nine years in the Orient with an importing firm and later ran operations in Malaya Siam and the East Indies. He will attend the homecoming game versus Minnesota next Saturday, then depart for New York before returning in December to continue his posting.
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Frank
Minnesota
New York
Texas Tech Beats Oklahoma Aggies 14 to 6 in Stillwater
Texas Tech caught the Oklahoma Aggies napping and scored two touchdowns to win 14 to 6 before 6,000 fans in Stillwater. The Aggies earned their only points in the final period with a passing play.
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Stillwater
Okla
Texas Tech
Oklahoma
Aggies
California Bears Ground Bruins 27 to 14 in L A Showdown
The University of California Golden Bears defeated UCLA Bruins 27 to 14 before sixty thousand fans in Los Angeles. California opened with a quick touchdown drive after a fumble recovery, then added two more in the second period. UCLA tied the game early, but California pulled away with a decisive third period and a late scoring run by Washington.
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LOS Angeles
INS
University of California
Golden Bears
Los Angeles Bruins
California
Chapman
Hirshon
Bottari
Bruins
Cal
Washington
Strode
Golden Bear
Bear
Ingram
Anderson
Wheeler
Williams
Ee Ui
Army Beats VMI 20-7 In Rough Victory At West Point
Army defeated Virginia Military Institute 20-7 before about 27 000 fans at West Point. Army scored once in the first period on a Ryan plunge after a Wilson to Long pass set up the drive. Schwenk caught Craig s pass for the third quarter score and Ryan added the fourth quarter tally before VMI closed with a late Shu to Trzeciak touchdown.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Cadets
Ryan
Wilson
Long
Virginians
Craig
Schwenk
Hunter
Beloit
Saccaro
Cisler
Fritz-‘Wooster
Lowell Wedgbury
Wooster
Wedgbury
Saccar
Holy Cross and Temple Battle to Scoreless Tie
In Worcester Massachusetts Holy Cross and Temple battled to a 0 0 tie at Fitton Field before a crowd of 22 000. Temple was repulsed twice by Holy Cross goal line stands during the second half. Two years earlier Holy Cross had been upset from the undefeated and untied class by Pop Warner's Owls.
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Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross
Temple University
Fittonfield
Temple
Crusaders
Diseryers
Pop Warner
Owls
Thunderbolts struggle afterDubuke heartbreaker
Franklin drops a 13 12 defeat at Dubuque after leading 12 0 at halftime in a wild game marked by a controversial extra point and a late Dubuque rally. Franklin hopes to rebound against McKinley and Roosevelt with strong ground play and cautious pass strategy.
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Dubuque
Thunderbolts
All state selections loom for standout players
The passage hints that one or two boys will gain recognition later as all state teams are chosen. It notes anticipation of strong performances leading to selection.
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Allstate
Coe Beats Beloit 27 7 In Narrow College Football Victory
Coe College defeats Beloit 27 to 7 on the road as Day and Plinske spark early drives. Hill and Cisler score on key runs with Pollack adding kicks to seal the win. late interception by Gudatis nearly creates another touchdown.
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Wisconsin Elven
Day
Plinske
Virgili
Coe
Hill
Brown
Kohawks
Garth Hunter
Saccaro
Cisléer
Cisler
John Prasch
Beloit
Batos
Pollack
Bruno Gudatis
Cor
Belelt
Prasch
E Campbell
McLeod ' OX Ohe
Asee Plinske
Norris Mitzner
Btarcevich
Anderson Ran Smith
Meyer Wihone
Cv Eeecees Brown
Deeeenee
Kinch
Teesa DA
Y Bazos
Weuede
Gates
Cee ReeeRe
Wedsbury
Cor—Carney
Elsinger
Essham
Gudatis
Hackett
Hunter
Jones
Lamb
Larson
Makar Martin
Roughton
Ray Smith
Bob Smith
Soukup
Starcevich
Steele
Wedgbury
Wooster
Orville
Washington Huskies top Idaho 21 to 7 for first win in four games
The Huskies repelled the Idaho Vandals 21 to 7 in Seattle. After a slow start, Washington led 8 7 at halftime thanks to an 80 yard scoring run by fullback Al Craver.
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Seattle
Wash
Cins
Washington, Huskies
Idaho
Huskies
al Craver
Washington
Cedar Rapids Crushers Host La Crosse Lagers At Hill Park
Cedar Rapids meets La Crosse in a Northwest Professional league game at Hill Park with a 2 30 kickoff. New director Jerry Kriz leads the team after Heinie Groth departs for St Louis, while Nordly Piaszak and other college stars form the visitors’ lineup.
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Cedar Rapids’ Crushers
la Crosse
St. Paul
Cedar Rapids Crushers
la Crosse Lagers
Hill Park
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids
Invaders
Heinie Groth
Crushers
Sts.‘ Louis
Gunners
Jerry
Kriz
Crosse
Nordly
Carleton
Coe
Piaszak
Lane Tech
Chicago
Prelesnik
Billock
Lynch
Lowe
Voelker
St. Mary's College
Winona
Minn
Currys
Hill's
Niagara Cigar
la Crease
Binock
Prejesnk
Klawitter Browis - Low Henshaw
Vorlker , Nordly
Gove Piaszak
Secnsne
Nahe” ‘Or vAstrosky Hunnekers Ace Tu Fbr
Butler Takes Lead in Indiana League by Beating DePauw
Butler University edges DePauw Tigers 12 to 0 to seize first place in the Indiana conference in Greencastle Indiana. Perry blocked a punt for a 35 yard touchdown and Welton returned a kickoff for 86 yards to score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
DePauw
Greencastle
Ind
Butler University
Indiana
Dépauw Tigers
Bulldogs
Perry
Inman Blackaby
Blackaby
Welton
Stanford and Oregon State Battle to 0-0 Tie in Rain
A soggy field and slipping ball produced a scoreless stalemate as Stanford and Oregon State played to a 0-0 tie. Oregon State threatened in the third period when Frank Nihil partially blocked a punt by Bill Paulman, but the ball rolled out of bounds at Stanford's 12.
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Palo Alto
Calif
INS
Stanford, Indians
Oregon
Avas
Pery
Frank Nihil
Beaver
Bill Paulman
Stanford
Pitt Beats Carnegie Tech For City Championship
The University of Pittsburgh defeated Carnegie Tech 25 to 14 to capture the 1937 Pittsburgh city football championship before a crowd of about 37 500. Pitt led after a second period score from a 25 yard placement by Frank Souchak, overcoming a close first half and a series of turnovers and a blocked kick.
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University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Frank Souchak
Panthers
Marshall Goldberg
William Daddie
Duquesne
Tech
Schmidt
Stebbins
Striegel
Peter Moroz
Robert Howarth
Johnny Grad
Eugene Rosenthal
Michigan State shuts out Kansas 16 to 0 in East Lansing
Michigan State coach Charley Bachman used twenty one substitutes as the Spartans smothered Kansas 16 to 0. Gene Ciolek sparked the attack with a 37 yard run and a late third quarter touchdown set up by strong line play and a safety.
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East Lansing
Mich
Charley Bachman
Michigan State
University of Kansas
Spartans
Kansas
Gene Ciolek
John Pingel
Sparstan
Ciolekin
Ciolek
Leff
Leslie C. Bruckner
Max. Replogle
Pingel
Bruck
Kenneth
Caldwell
G. Walter
Nelson
Michigan
Milton Sullivant
Jayhawker
Dave
Diehl
Danville
Walter Nelson
Bruckner
Richard
Amerine
Jay
Oklahoma
Adrian H. Lindsey
Bachman
Kannag
Karsan
Asenk
ogine—Clotek
Sate Cadwalader
William Blake
Dubuque
Aree William 'D. Knight
Dartmouth
Aayudge
He - Millaré Amnols
Wesleyanyt
Ineaman
Maxwell
Ohio
North Carolina State Beats Boston College 12 7 in Newton
Sophomore backs Art Rooney and Ed Berlinski star as North Carolina State defeats Boston College 12 to 7 at Alumni Field Newton Massachusetts. The Wolfpack score in the second and fourth periods while Berlinsky breaks free for a 72 yard return after a 40 yard pass from Rooney.
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Newton
Mass
INS
Art Rooney
Ed Bérlifiski
North’ Carolina State
Boston” College
Horsfall
Eagles
North Carolina
State
Rooney
Berlinski
Ber’inski
B.C
Boston
Stagg Little Team Stages Gallant Tie With St Marys
Stockton Calif Cal status Stagg Little eleven from the Pacific upset St Marys by holding the Gaels to a 0 0 tie. A great foul line defense saved St Marys as they faced four downs on their own three yard line late. George intercepted Rimassas pass and ran to the three for Stagg Little.
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Stocckton
Calif
CINS
ASSA
Stagers
Pacific
Gaels
St.Mary's
St. Mary's
Northwestern Edges Wisconsin in Tight Conference Tilt
Northwestern narrowly defeated Wisconsin 16 to 7 after a scoreless first half. Wisconsin pressed late with a drive to the one yard line but Northwestern held, then added a late touchdown to seal the win as Wisconsin’s defense clamped down after earlier threats.
Georgia Tech Trips Vanderbilt In 14 10 victory
Georgia Tech handed Vanderbilt a 14 to 10 defeat as the Yellow Jackets capitalized on second quarter breaks. Sims connected on a scoring pass to Jordan and Konemann added the extra point after Huggins mishandled a Centre snap, putting Tech ahead.
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Watlanta
Yellow Jackets
Georgia
Tech
Vanz. Gerbilt's
Misitofs
Vanderbilt
Jackets
Georgia Tech
Sims
Vandy
Huggins
Collins
Jordan
Konemann
McElreath
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Gil’ Humphrey
Hanover
Johnny Miller
Charley Ewart
Bill” Hutchinson
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Green
Bob MacLeod
Hutchinson
MacLeod
Dostal
Hollingworth
Big Green
Cornell
Dave Colwell
W. Miller
Cesses
Eeesee
Schildgen
Hessbero
Humphrey
Ewart
Buhler Fullback
Hawkeyes
Brock
Cecil Isbell
Bush
Long Town
Frank “Bab” Cuhel
Oklahoma Aggies
UG. L.A
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V. M
Leo Lucas
Schiers
Walker
Franklin
Chiefs
Vollenweider
Rams
Ohio State
McKinley
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Hill-Park
Oregon State
Jock Sutherland
Goldberg
Bill Daddie
Kansas U
Charley
College
North Carolina State
Stagg’ Little
St. Mary’ ‘S
Northwestern
Paget
Rthwestern
Jinevn
Twou
Hartmian
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Askay
Wei Z
Orteins
Laskay
Conteas
Perio
Northwastern
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Jefferson
rLipp
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