Wilson Ramblers Tie Franklin Thunderbolts In Last Minute
Wilson Ramblers and Franklin Thunderbolts played to a 7-7 draw after a late drive capped by Frank Stastny to Everett Andrew. Franklin opened scoring on a Sterling Delzell pass to Harald Smith with Dean Barnhizer adding the extra point. The Ramblers mobilized in the final period, moving from their 30 yard line with Stastny passes and Don Ceynar runs to set up the tying touchdown.
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Sterling Delzell
Harald Smith
Dean Barnhizer
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Thunderbolts
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Charles Cacek
Andrew
Wilson
Don Ceynar
Franklin Wilson Rayburn
Gole Ennis Binaiko
Cace Rust
Hronek McKay
Sreseese Huomson
Hednes
Dartmouth
Beck
Purdue
Koch
Western Union
Tipton Outclasses Mount Vernon 27 to 7 in Friday Night Battle
Special to The Gazette Tipton Tigers dominated Mount Vernon high eleven 27 to 7. Tipton controlled all phases while Mount Vernon only scored against substitutes. Tigers overcame fumbles and penalties as Sha Tipton's interference boosted the offense and Jaren Hish crossed for a touchdown.
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Mount Vernon High Eleven
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Francis Henry
Mount Vernon
Tipton
Jaren Hish
Dee
Herringston
Wilson
Mitch
Herring
Wren
Plunge
Willer
Lson
Smith
Georgetown Beats Mississippi 16 6 Upset at Opening Game
Georgetown University defeated the University of Mississippi 18 to 6 before about 25 000 fans in the season opener. John Barrett kicked a 25 yard field goal to put Georgetown ahead in the first five minutes. The Hoyas scored two more touchdowns in the third period, while Mississippi avoided a shutout with a late touchdown.
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Georgetown University
University of Mississippi
Georgetown
John Barrett
Hoyas
Mississippi
Wellman and Sigourney play to scoreless tie
Wellman and Sigourney battled to a 0-0 tie Friday. Sigourney halted Wellman at the two yard line in the final period. Ned Stirling intercepted a pass and returned 50 yards for a Savages near-miss before being tackled.
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Sigourney
Wildcats
Savages
Ned Stirling
Toledo Whips Reinbeck 19-6 in Friday Football Showdown
Toledo dominated Reinbeck 19 to 6 as Freet starred with three touchdowns including a quick start, a 25 yard run before halftime, and a late line plunge. Reinbeck mounted a third quarter score on a Robinson to Placin pass, but failed the conversion.
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Toledo
Reinbeck High School
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Bartlett
Robinson
Placin
Independence Bowl To Cedar Falls 32 0 Tri Valley League game
Cedar Falls dominated Independence high school 32 to 0 in a Tri Valley league clash. Oleson scored twice while Mininkus Holmes and O'Brien added two each for Cedar Falls as Hurlbut kicked two extra points. Independence fought hard but was outgained throughout the night.
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Hurlbut
Cadar Palls
Last-Period Score Wins For Postville
Postville beat West Union 7 to 0 as Cy Harris scored from the three yard line late in the final period. West Union stood firm twice at the 5 and 20 yard lines before the Pirates finally found the end zone. Harris and Craig Marston led Postville ground gains. Don Rose Alan Boucher and Abe Baareis starred on defense.
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Cy Harris
West Union
Huffman Sparks 20 to 0 Oelwein Win
Oelwein Huskies defeat Cresco 20 to 0 in Northeast Iowa conference opener. Bob Huffman returned a punt 80 yards for a touchdown early. No scoring in Q2 and Q3, then two fourth quarter touchdowns by Greco and McDonnell.
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Oelwein Huskies
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Iowa
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Esco
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Jack McDonnell
Louis Greco
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McDonnell
Monticello and Marion play scoreless football tie
Monticello kept Marion from scoring as both teams battle to a 0–0 tie. Monticello showed a faster backfield and four first downs to Marion’s one, while Marion’s defense and line strength limited scoring opportunities. Key plays included Wally Schneider interceptions and Jim Marsh kickouts, with standout efforts from Schneider Hogan Haeussler for Monticello and Marsh for Marion.
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Marion
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Indians
Jim Marsh
Wally Schneider
Eldon Coffman
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Vinton Drives Past Manchester 25-0 in Tri-Valley Clash
Ray Struble and Johnny Fowler starred for Vinton as they shut out Manchester 25-0. Fowler's 85 yard punt return lit the scoring early and Struble added three second half TDs. Vinton passed 8 of 14, earned 17 first downs while Peterson starred for Manchester. Carlson added the extra point.
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Johnny Fowler
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Loras College Falls 33 6 to St Thomas in Dubuque
St Paul AP Loras college of Dubuque Iowa lost 33 to 6 at St Thomas college Friday night. St Thomas bolstered by three second half touchdowns while Fullback Goodwin scored Loras lone touchdown in the first period.
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Iowans
Bugs Baer Names Four Umpires For World Series
Arthur Baer notes four umpires assigned to the series two on baselines and two on Durocher as he predicts the Yankees will win in seven games. He reflects on Brooklyn victory mood and recalls past World Series memories with a humorous, partisan Brooklyn tone.
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Durocher
Maynard Edges Elkader In Final Seconds 14 13
Maynard tied the game on a 40 yard pass Schultz to Lembke with three seconds left and then won 14 13 as Wolfgram kicked the extra point Elkader’s Huggins starred for the visitors in this Upper Iowa Conference matchup Maynard overcame Elkader in a tight finish with a late scoring drive and key defensive stands.
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Schultz
Lembke
Elkader
Wolfgram
Huggins
Tama defeats Nevada 14 to 6 on Tama field
Tama beat Nevada 14 6 after leading 7 6 at halftime. Tama halfback Corns scored on an off tackle in Q1 after Nevada fumbled near the 20 yard line. Nevada fullback Evans scored on a plunge in Q2. Tama added a 28 yard touchdown sweep in Q3. Wayne Hobson of Tama and Bill Evans of Nevada were standout players.
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Thill
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Montezuma Cruises to 18-0 Victory Over Belle Plaine
Montezuma's running game overwhelmed Belle Plaine in front of 700 to 800 spectators. Sutherland scored twice for Montezuma with Reynolds crossing for another score as the hosts shut out their opponents 18-0.
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Montezuma
Belle Plaine
Sutherland
Reynolds
Belle Plaine Sissevevereeees
Box Score Highlights From Major League Game
Box score details list Clift Edwards Heath and Boudreau with two base hits by Boudreau Feller. Edwards tripled rosters show Desauteis two hits, Heath stole a base. Cleveland left on seven bases while St Louis also stranded seven. Feller walked seven and Galehouse four with Heath hit by pitch. Passed ball cited as Desautels umpiring by Rommel Basil and Passarella. Time described as 139 minutes.
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Maquoketa Bowl Falls 33-0 to St Joseph's Rock Island
Maquoketa high school suffered 105 yards in penalties as St Joseph's of Rock Island dominated with six touchdowns and three conversions to win 33-0. Dale Brady stood out on defense for Maquoketa while Bob Hartman energized St Joseph's scoring surge. Hartman credited with three touchdowns.
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Bob Hartman
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Creighton Uses T To Beat Centenary
In Omaha Creighton defeats Centenary 32 to 20 as the Blue Jays rely on trick plays and swift running. Tony Porto scored three touchdowns while Centenary halfback Truman Johnson returned a kickoff 94 yards for a major highlight.
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Creighton University
Centenary
Gentlemen
Tony Porto
Blue Jays
Truman Johnson
Oklahoma
Temple downs Kansas 31 9 in season opener
Temple opened the 1941 football season with a 31 to 9 victory over the University of Kansas before 23 000 fans in Philadelphia. Three Kansas fumbles in the first quarter led to Temple touchdowns, as Kansas rallied in the next two periods but Temple sealed the win with 13 points in the final period.
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Ottumwa Bulldogs Rout Washington Eleven 51-0
Ottumwa high school's Bulldogs crushed Washington in a Little Six conference game, 51 to 0. Bobby Williams scored five touchdowns, four on runs, plus a 40 yard pass from Harvey Ware for the visitors.
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Harvey Ware
Simpson Triumphs In Iowa Conference Opener
Simpson defeated Penn 12 to 6 in Indianola to start the Iowa conference football season. Simpson scored twice in the first half, while Penn’s lone touchdown came on Lovette’s pass to Dickson with one minute left in the game.
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GWA State Opens With 7-6 Victory
Iowa State Cyclones defeat Denver 7 to 6 behind running backs Royal Lohry Bob Seaburg and Paul Darling with coach Ray Donels first win. Beas Riddell opened scoring. Darling added the extra point after a 39 yard run. Cyclones outgained Denver on the ground while struggling in passes. Next meet Nebraska at Ames.
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Ames
Montreal Royals Rout Columbus in First World Series Game
Montreal Royals, defending International League champions, won 12 to 6 over the Columbus Red Birds in the opening game. Emory Dickson struggled early as Alex Kampouris homered to put Montreal ahead, with Paul Campbell and Jack Graham also going deep. Lefty Max Macon allowed the big early advantage and coasted to victory as about 10,000 fans watched. The series moves to here for game two Saturday night in the best of seven.
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Waverly Defeats Decorah 6-0 In Conference Tilt
Waverly won a Northeast conference game from Decorah 6 to 0 on Friday night. Jim Strottman scored from the 10-yard line in the third period. Decorah threatened late, but Waverly held on after taking the ball on the 1-yard line. Zeigelmeier and Rogen sparked Decorah.
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Decorah
Jim Strottman
Zeigelmeier
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Fragmented Football Scores Mix Across Regions
A sprawling jumble of football scores lists Moravian defeating Blue Rice and Temple over Kansas among many others, with numerous mismatched team names and unclear outcomes. The dense OCR excerpt mentions Georgetown, Kalamazoo, and regional colleges in divisions SOUTHWEST and WEST, plus high school results and scattered city teams.
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Clarkson American International
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Denison
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Pittsburch
Yankees Edge Dodgers In Power Hitting World Series Preview
The Yankees hold a clear home run and run edge over the Dodgers as the world series opens at Yankee Stadium. DiMaggio Keller and Henrich power the lineup, Camilli leads Brooklyn with 34 homers, while Du Rocher notes DiMaggio as the key threat. Dodgers batters lag beyond Lavagetto, Reese and Owen, with the Yanks’ depth and speed shaping the series.
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Herb Montillon Puts On Show In Pin League
Herb Montillon rolled 649 with the Jostens Trophies to lead a Friday night bowling session. He opened with 190, followed by 211 and 248 for a strong string as Alberts Cleaners posted a team total of 2781. Other 600s included Frank Mathey 626 L Gearhart 606 Ray Langham 600 and Andy Anderson 616. Kuba had a 259 middle game for a 558 series with Western Transportation.
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Traer Trojans Triumph Over Grundy Center 25 to 14
Traer high school beat Grundy Center 25 to 14 as the Hite brothers backfilled with Joel Friday supplying touchdown fuel. Captain Briggs stood out on the line while Jack Hite scored twice and Bill Hite once with A Juel adding a touchdown.
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St Ambrose beats Parsons to extend conference streak
In Davenport, St Ambrose remained undefeated in Iowa conference play by topping Parsons 20 to 7. The Bees led 13 to 7 late in the game before Roy Glendening scored from two yards to seal the win. Parsons scored late in the fourth on Rotunna’s run and a McDonnell reception, but could not overcome the deficit.
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Kirksville Teachers overpower Upper Iowa 14 6 in Friday game
Kirksville Teachers beat Upper Iowa University 14 to 6 in Kirksville Missouri. The Tigers opened late drives of 70 and 72 yards in the second half after Upper Iowa scored in the second quarter. Gaines caught a 33 yard touchdown pass from Alderson on the end of a triple lateral for the Upper Iowa score.
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National League Standings and Weekend Schedule
Standings show Brooklyn leading with a .651 winning percentage, then St. Louis and Cincinnati. Friday results include Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 4. Saturday schedule lists Philadelphia at Brooklyn and other NL matchups with several doubleheaders noted.
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Luther Falls To North Dakota In Home Opener
North Dakota defeated Luther college 20 to 7 in Grand Forks. Walt Dobler accounted for all three North Dakota touchdowns with first second and fourth quarter scores. Luther managed a 62-yard touchdown late in the game via a Hauge to Carey lateral play.
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Morning side Maroons overpower N D State in NCAC opener
Fargo report says Morning side Maroons won the North Central conference opener over North Dakota State 25 to 6. Charles scored three touchdowns and Kerrie added a fourth as the Iowans relied mainly on straight football to secure the victory Friday night in Fargo.
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