Hawkeyes overpower North Dakota State in season opener
Iowa rolls to a 20 point lead and final margin as Tedore and Hoerner pace the attack. Bob Smith and Headington lead a deep Hawkeye backfield while Dittmer makes a sensational catch for the final Iowa TD. North Dakota State fights but falls short.
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Hartig tosses perfect game in sectional baseball
Clarence Hartig of Clarence hurled a perfect game in a first round 13-0 win over Baldwin, eliminating them in the high school sectional tournament. Oxford Junction beat Solon and Lisbon beat Martello. Morley forfeited to Olin. Second round features Oxford Junction vs Olin and Lisbon vs Clarence.
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Sophomores edge Roosevelt in tight 9 8 football win
Iowa City sophomores defeat Roosevelt juniors 9 to 8 on a late touchdown pass. A first quarter safety and successful conversion provided the decisive margin while Roosevelt scored only in the second quarter. The winning TD came with 2 1/2 minutes left.
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Oklahoma A and M Dominates Denver 40 7 in Stillwater
Oklahoma A and M built a 14 7 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half to defeat Denver 40 7 in Stillwater. Denver opened with a 13 yard TD pass from Don Morris to Ed Lesar but the Aggie reserves answered with two quick scores and later added a TD by Fenimore as Armstrong and Aldridge connected on big plays.
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Purdue Edges Miami in Poor Battle at Ross-Ade
Purdue survives a rough clash with Miami of Oxford 13-7 in Ross-Ade Stadium. Boilermaker back Bob Pfohl suffered a broken foot, while safety Har ry Szulborski and quarterback Bob DeMoss led Purdue’s rally. DeMoss threw for 89 yards on seven completions and Ed Ehlers scored the late touchdown.
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Army Tramples Villanova 35-0 for 19th Straight Victory
West Point, N Y Army, led by Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis, crushed Villanova 35 to 0 at Michie Stadium in rain. Blanchard scored early, Davis added a TD, with Poole and Fuson also reaching the end zone as Army opened its bid for national honors with a dominant performance before 16 500 fans.
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Colella Quits Irish To Follow 45 Coach
Notre Dame halfback Phil Colela reportedly quit school to enroll at St. Bonaventure in Olean New York. Bonaventure coach Hugh Devore formerly acted as Notre Dame head coach, while Leahy was away. Colela had recent unsettled spring and fall practices, saying he was in the doghouse with Leahy but Leahy would welcome him back.
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Bucks in shipment for Madison Square Garden rodeo
New York hosts the 21st World Championship Rodeo at Madison Square Garden from Sept 25 to Oct 27 with a stock shipment from Texas including 120 bucking horses never ridden in competition.
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Tunnell and Hawks face tough North Dakota State test
The Iowa Hawks battle North Dakota State as Tunnell soars for a 25 yard gain and the defense led by Schoener and Hoerner keeps pressure on the Bison. Key mentions include Kane Day and Everist, with notes on 1946 season context and Big Ten outlook.
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Injuries Befall Three More On Coe Team
Coe College football reports three new injuries including Cedar Rapids halfback Dean Barnhizer and Bob Timmons from Manchester with sprained ankles. Tackle Marvin Doschadis of Cedar Rapids chipped an ankle bone. center Russ Larson of Anamosa returned but did not practice contact.
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Top Favorites Win in Aqueduct Feature Race
Gallorette and Bridal Flower captured divisional wins in the Aqueduct Getaway feature Beldame handicap each worth 50000 added. Gallorette paid 3.60, won by a half length over Mar Date with Kay Gibson third, while Bridal Flower paid 6.90 and beat Aladear by a length and a quarter with Jupiter Light third. Jim Fitzsimmons sent five Fillies to contest the Astarita stakes, producing Keynote and Guarantaine as first and second.
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