Cubs Belt Five Homers To Subdue Cardinals 12 6
The Cubs beat the Cardinals 12 to 6, piling up 19 hits as Phil Cavarretta Augie Galan and Johnny Gill homered. Chicago narrowed St Louis’s lead to one game with one day left in the season, setting up a potential second place tie.
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Reds defeat Pirates to clinch third in National League race
Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh 5 to 1 as Ernie Lombardi and Lloyd Waner misplay a ball in sun. Bill Hallahan allows 10 hits while the Reds tally with Lombardi driving in three runs and Young, Lombardi, and Riggs contributing RBIs.
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Arkansas Beats Pittsburg State Teachers 53 to 0 in Opener
Arkansas Razorbacks open the season with a 53-0 victory over Pittsburg State Teachers. Dwight Sloan and Jack Holt led the aerial attack as Holt connected on a 60 yard scoring play. Rawlings and Parker added two touchdowns as Arkansas displayed improved speed and deception versus last year.
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Iowa Players Vote Title to Gophers
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Iowa seventeen Hawkeye players backed Minnesota to win the Big Ten title in a pre season poll among fifty Iowa football players. Twenty six named the Gophers to win and nineteen placed them second.
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Granville In Belmont Victory Strengthens 1936 Title Claim
Belair studs Granville won Belmont parks Lawrence Realization Stakes, earning over 25 000 dollars. Jockey Stout guided him to a two length win over Giant Killer with Memory Book third in a field of five. The 126 pound colt ran mile and five eighths in 2 43 5 a second, eight tenths off Man o War's track record as heavy favorite.
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Argentine poloists win international title from Yankees
The Gauchos of Argentina defeated Greentree 8 to 4 in Westbury New York to claim the Cup of the Americas, securing their second straight victory before 39 000 spectators.
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Oklahoma Held To Scoreless Tie By Tulsa University
Norman Oklahoma and Tulsa battled to a scoreless draw in muddy conditions as neither side could threaten. Sooner attempts at field goals failed twice and one was blocked while Tulsa’s defense stifled line plunges and end sweeps. White for Tulsa broke free late but was caught by Sooners Brown and Rogers.
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Purdue Triumphs Over Ohio U in Surprising Victory
Purdue defeated Ohio University 21 to 13 as Ohio’s offense stalled after losing Bill Jurkovic to a dislocated ankle in the second quarter. Isbell scored four touchdowns for Purdue while Vergane Botney and Zachary added others as Ohio’s late rally fell short.
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Pittsburgh Panthers Roll Over Ohio Wesleyan 53 to 0
Pittsburgh opened the season with a 53 to 0 win over Ohio Wesleyan as Marshall Goldberg sparked a scoring surge. The Panthers piled up 18 first downs and 801 total yards while the Wesleyans managed only two first downs and 44 yards.
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Washington U Wins Season Opener 32-0 Over Bradley Tech
In baseball weather Washington University of St. Louis opened its season with a 32 to 0 victory against Bradley Tech of Peoria. About 3,000 spectators watched Washington score twice in the second period, once in the third, and twice more in the final period.
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Budge Dominates Tidball to Reach Pacific Tennis Final
Don Budge of Oakland defeated Jack Tidball 6-2 6-1 6-2 in 42 minutes to reach the Pacific southwest championship final. Gracyn Wheeler advances to face Alice Marble after Caroline Babcock defaults in women's singles. junior Julius Heldman wins to reach the junior final. Fred Perry pins Frank Shields to set up a Budge Perry title clash.
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Notre Dame Freshmen, Varsity Rout Freshmen 33 0
Notre Dame first and fourth string teams combined to beat the freshman squad 33 to 0 in a coastal game. Bob Wilke scored two long runs for the varsity while Jake Kovalick added a tenth for the fourth team with a center smash. The two squads depart for Niagara Falls to meet Niagara University while the varsity prepares for Carnegie next Saturday.
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Minnesota Beats Washington 14-7 In Hard Fought Game
Minnesota defeats Washington 14 to 7 after a scoring drive in the second period and a late Gophers touchdown. Rork and King score for Minnesota while Johnson and Logg convert. Washington ties in the third before Minnesota seals the win.
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Tulane Defeats Ole Miss In Conference Opener
Tulane upends Ole Miss 7 to 3 in New Orleans as a blocked punt in the third period and a blocked placement kick after a Mississippi touchdown secure the win before about 20 000 fans.
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Southern California Defeats Oregon State in 38-7 rout
USC overwhelmed Oregon State 38 to 7 before 65 000 fans in Los Angeles. The game followed a history of tight past meetings as OSU had tied and beaten USC in earlier years.
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Chicago U Defeats Lawrence 34 to 0 in Football Clash
Chicago University routed Lawrence 34 to 0 as Bartlett scored twice including a 41 yard run, Lehnhardt and Sherman added touchdowns, and Osen’s punting kept Lawrence from mounting a comeback. Lawrence managed only minimal yardage and failed to threaten the Vikings.
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Centenary Tops Illinois Wesleyan 21 7 in Shreveport
Centenary Gentlemen beat Illinois Wesleyan 21 to 7 before about 5 000 fans in Shreveport. Centenary scored two early touchdowns and added a late score while Illinois Wesleyan managed a single late touchdown. The Gents used off tackle runs and some passing to lead 14 0 at halftime.
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Utah State Opens Season with 12–0 Victory Over Montana State
Logan Utah Utah State and Montana State clashed in the Rocky Mountain Conference opener as the Aggies shut out the Bobcats 12 to 0. A sustained drive by Ryan set up Blanton for the first touchdown, with a second score coming in the third period.
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Duke Upsets Colgate In East Coast Feature Six to Zero
Duke Blue Devils open football season with a 6 to 0 win over Colgate Red Raiders before 26 000 fans on homecoming day. Eric Tipton scores from the one yard line after a 66 yard drive as Elmore Hackney and pace set the attack. Colgate’s offense is stifled by Duke’s quick defense and punting, while Duke gains 211 yards to Colgate’s 25.
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Illinois Noses Out De Paul Team 9 6 in Thriller
Zimmerman scored the winning touchdown for Illinois after a late sequence of fumbles opened the door for Spurgeon to kick the extra point. Wardley’s substitute back Corrigan had a fumble in the final period and De Paul miscues defined the tense finish. Illinois captain Elvin Sayre recovered on the 12 yard line before Spurgeon lined the deciding kick.
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Howard Creel Wins Lefthanders Golf Tourney
Howard Creel of Pueblo Colorado won the first annual national left handed golf tournament in St Louis by defeating Fred Evens of the same city 6 and 4 in the final 36 hole match. Creel led 2 up after the morning round and widened his margin despite rain and wind. About 300 spectators watched the final stages.
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Collateral Scores From East and West Rounds
A flood of college football scores across regions lists Providence over Colby 27 to 6 and Williams defeating Vermont 20 to 9. Other notable results include New Hampshire 66, Lowell Tex to none, Manhattan 32 over St. Bonaventure 7, and West Virginia Wesleyan 7, Geneva 6. Numerous lines show mixed outcomes with teams like Drexel 34, Juniata blanked, Amherst 0, and Maryland 20 over St. Johns in late-season play.
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Navy Rallies to 18-6 Victory Over William and Mary
Navy overcame an early tight game to defeat William and Mary 18 to 6 before 13 500 fans at Annapolis. Captain Joe Marino recovered a fumble to start Navy’s comeback drive and Navy widened the margin with two late tallies after William and Mary threatened with a 65 yard pass.
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Colorado Aggies Rally to Kick Off Rocky Mountain Contest
In a snowbound Gunnison game Colorado State defeated Western State College 13 to 0 to open the Rocky Mountain conference season. Volz scored the first TD after Winn set up an 18 yard run, and McCracken sealed the win with a 16 yard reception and a 9 yard plunge.
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Dartmouth routs Norwich 58 to 0 in Hanover
In Hanover Dartmouth pounded Norwich with nine touchdowns as four teams scored in a 58-0 rout before about 7000 fans. Norwich offered little resistance while Dartmouth dominated on offense and defense to seal the game.
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