East Waterloo Beats Roosevelt in Close 22-18 Showdown
Bern ie Rozberg reports East Waterloo high school's T formation surged to a 22-18 victory over Roosevelt on Saturday night. The Trojans led 22 points in the first half but were held scoreless after the break as Roosevelt dominated the yardage and first downs, with standout plays from Everett Hultman and Dick Lewis.
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Rough Riders
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Jack Allen
Everett Hultman
Bob George
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Allen
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Hultman
George
Roosevelt Offens
Dick Lewis
Don Washburn
Johnny Sebern
Tom Gallagher
Lewis
Sebern
Washburn
Oval
East Waterloo
Kenney
Ceegeene
Gardner Washburn
George Ewls
Reed
Ackson
Tom Crabbe
Knox
Marold Still
Cornell
Arlo Sanderson
Texas Crushes Kansas State 64 0 in Big 12 rout
The Texas Longhorns routed Kansas State 64-0 before 15 000 fans in Austin. Texas played most of its 36 man squad and even reserve units looked strong while the visitors failed to threaten.
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Kansas State
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Dartmouth Upsets Holy Cross 17 6 In Season Opener
Dartmouth football tops Holy Cross 17 to 6 in front of 27 000 fans at Fittonfield on Saturday. Crusaders fall as visitors claim season curtain raiser in Worcester.
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Conn Louis Go Definitely Off Say Authorities
The War Department announced the Louis Conn heavyweight bout will not be held. Secretary Stimson said the fight between Joe Louis Barrow and Corp. Billy Conn has been cancelled due to problematic financial arrangements and debts owed to promoter Mike Jacobs.
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Joseph Louis Barrow
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Billy Conn
Dodgers Pay Out Extra Cash From Series
The Dodgers distributed a portion of World Series money after defeating the Phillies to narrow the gap to within a game and a half of the Cardinals. Leo Durocher’s share remains undisclosed pending season outcome. Key bonuses went to Larry French 2500 Dixie Walker 2000 Mickey Owen 2500 Johnny Rizzo 1000 with others tied to attendance and games played.
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Mickey Owen
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Jockey Club Issues Suspension on Arcaro Rider
The Jockey Club stewards revoke Eddie Arcaro license after Aqueduct suspension for crowding the field with Occupation in the Cowdin Stakes. Arcaro rode for Mrs. Payne Whitney’s Greentree stable at the time.
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California Track Stars Move Into Football Roles
Harold Davis and Grover Klemmer, record holders in the 100 yard dash and 400 meters, join the California backfield as potential fullback and halfback respectively. Both are 175 pounds and have no varsity football experience but are in peak shape. The squad of about 80 is largely green for conference play.
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Iowa Dominates Nebraska 27 0 in Hawkeyes Showdown
Iowa overwhelmed Nebraska 27 to 0 on Iowa field as Curran Burkett and Trickey led scoring. Burkett and Aknes powered a strong running game while Hawkeyes defense stifled Huskers, with Farmer shining in the passing game and key plays by Staak, Masterson, and Niedziela.
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Wright
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Wilkins
Wilson
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Wisconsin Stuns Notre Dame In Clutch Defensive Stand
Wisconsin, overcoming a weak defensive record, halted Notre Dame as coach Harry Stuhldreher pushed the Badger line to tighten in the sieve like Irish offense. They repelled four Notre Dame threats in the first half and seized momentum early in the third period, breaking the deadlock.
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Harry Stuhldreher
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Notre Dame
Oklahoma A and M Ties Sooners 0 0 in Stillwater
In Stillwater Oklahoma A and M held the University of Oklahoma to a scoreless tie before 13 300 fans. OU was mostly on defense and never threatened. A and M came within six inches of a touchdown once.
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Okla
Oklahoma A
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Standings and Results from the American League
The standings show New York leading with 103 wins and 50 losses, Boston at 92 59, Cleveland 74 79, Detroit 73 80, Philadelphia 55 89, and Chicago 6 82. Results note Cleveland beat Detroit 3 to 0, with St Louis at Chicago postponed. multiple games scheduled for today including New York at Boston and Detroit at Cleveland.
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Indiana overwhelms Butler 53-0 in season opener rout
Indiana led by Billy Hillenbrand and a strong sophomore corps crushed Butler 53-0 at Memorial Stadium. Cowan and McKinnis each scored twice, with Dewar Gambino and DeWart contributing others as the Hoosiers opened the season with a dominant performance and a new Memorial Stadium record.
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Kohawks Hold Edge as Coe Fights Back in Gridiron Clash
Moray Eby teams the 16 man Kohawks squad to a close game with Loras. Gregor Trickey and Frost spark a first half against Coe as Wilson and Goodwin make key plays. Final details include a Loras safety and a Corcoran placement after a sequence of substitutions and defensive stops.
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Red Birds Take 2-1 Lead Over Syracuse
In Syracuse N Y Columbus Red Birds win 4 3 over the Chiefs to take a 2 1 lead in the Little World Series A wild throw by Syracuse first baseman Sauer in the eighth allowed Myatt to score the deciding run Syracuse pitchers Andrews Konstanty and Schultz gave up eight hits to seven George Munger pitched for Columbus with two runs allowed as the fourth game moves to Syracuse today.
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Chances of Baseball Going On Are Remote
War and resource strain cast doubt on major league baseball next season with odds about 10 to 1 against. Some insist the sport may continue using minor league players if needed while other major sports face tougher decisions as war impacts unfold.
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Giants Forfeit Second Game After Field Invasion
In New York the Giants led 5 2 when hundreds of children rushed the diamond prompting umpires to award the game to Boston 9 0 after eight innings. The Braves had won the opener 6 4 as Carl Hubbell earned his eleventh win. The piece notes wartime roster changes and speculation on 1943 baseball prospects amid a bleak sports outlook.
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Northwestern Triumphs Over Cadets In Second Half Stalemate
Northwestern defeats Navy Cadets 12 to 6 as Graham and Hirsch rush for touchdowns in a hard fought game. Fisher throws to Kutner, Gage adds two conversions, with Ensign Gage booting two Navy conversions. Coaches and lineups listed follow the scoring sequence and substitutions.
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Cornell Holds Off Lafayette 20 16 on Schoellkopf Field
Cornell staved off a fourth quarter Lafayette rush to win 20 16 at Schoellkopf Field in Ithaca. Walter Kretz scored twice and threw a touchdown for Cornell in the first half, while Lafayette’s Charles Nagle added two touchdowns.
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