Stanford Beats Oregon 19-15 in PCC Opener at Stanford Stadium
Stanford defeats Oregon 19 to 15 in a Pacific Coast Conference opener. Frankie Albert and Kmetovic sparked the Indians with sharp passing and powerful running while Oregon led twice, the Webfoots scoring on a Roblin to Roblin pass and a later safety. Stanford finishes with 15 first downs to Oregon’s 13.
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Middies Crush W and M 34 to 0 in Annapolis
Navy routed William and Mary 34 to 0 at Annapolis as Sammy Boothe sprinted 80 yards for a third quarter touchdown. Navy dominated with a strong ground and pass game to seal the win for coach no.
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Sooners Submerge Oklaggies 10 to 0
Norman Oklahoma AP reports the Oklahoma Sooners shut out Oklahoma Aggies 10 to 0 with decisive scoring bursts in the first and fourth quarters. The Aggies fought hard but could not overcome the early and late scoring.
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Brown Opens Season with 20-6 Win Over Wesleyan
Brown, under new coach Skip Stahley, defeated Wesleyan 20 to 6 before 10 000 fans in Providence R I. The win marked the season debut for Brown as they dominated after a close first half and pulled away in the second period.
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Westminster Licks Once Mighty Scots
Carnegie Tech once east football champion four seasons ago fell 19 to 13 at home to Westminster College in a Saturday game. Westminster built a early lead and held off a late rally as the upset stunned the area.
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What Cheer To Defend County Title This Week
What Cheer high school baseball team will defend the Keokuk county title at Thornburg Friday and Saturday. Other schools expected to participate include Gibson, Thornbury, Keswick, Kinrose, Webster and South English.
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Plan Golf Horseshoe Tournament At Luana
LUANA The Tri City golfers will host northeastern Iowa players and horseshoe pitchers at an open tournament at the Luana course today.
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Yankees Divide World Series Shares Among Players and Staff
The New York Yankees voted 31 full shares of their World Series money to 25 players, three coaches, and select staff, with Travelling Secretary Mark Roth and Rex Weyant receiving three quarter shares each. Batboy Tim Sullivan and others received $1,500 each. The Brooklyn Dodgers pursued their own division meeting stalled by roster changes, planning to reconvene Sunday.
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Kid Leonard in Critical Crash Injury near Moline
Leonard Van de Walle known as Kid Leonard is in critical condition after a car crash on Blackhawk road south of Moline. He suffered a fractured back when his vehicle rolled into a ditch after leaving the highway. The former middleweight boxer retired five years ago and had recently refereed boxing shows in Cedar Rapids.
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Duck Season Opens and Wildlife Notes for Iowa Hunters
Duck season opens October 16 and ends December 14 with inclusive dates. Federal waterfowl stamps are required for hunters 16 and older, $1 each, obtainable at post offices. Missouri is the only nearby state with an open wood duck season. No live decoys allowed anywhere in the United States. Forest, Field and Stream encourages safe hunting and observing autumn colors along Mississippi streams and warns about mosquitoes.
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Cubs Rally Past Cardinals Behind Dahlgren Homers
The Cubs scored three in the eighth to upset the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 4 at Chicago. Dahlgren hit a two run homer in the second, Gilbert drove in the winning run, and Eaves shut down St Louis after a rough start. Pollet took the loss as Pressnell earned the win with solid relief in the late innings.
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Notre Dame Tackle Mike Hines Breaks Zone Barrier
Notre Dame senior tackle Mike Hines, unusual recruit, had not played high school football and had seen only one defensive zone before entering the university. He adapted to college football and earned a starting role.
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All Star Pro Cage Game Set For November
The 18 member all star college squad will face the Detroit Eagles on Friday night November 28 at Chicago stadium. Nominations have begun with candidates including Gene Englund Wisconsin and Joe Stampf Chicago from the Midwest and Gus Groberg Dartmouth Si Lobello Long Island Frank Baumholz Ohio Ossie Schechtman Long Island and Jack Garfinkel St John’s from the East. The Detroit Eagles earned their spot by winning the National Professional Basketball tournament in Chicago last March defeating the Kautskys Globe Trotters Berane and Oshkosh.
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Lenox Jaycees Busy Under Starcevich
HOPKINTON Coach George Starcevich prepares the Lenox junior college six man football team for its first home game Tuesday night at the Monticello fair grounds versus Tipton. The squad includes Bill Stanger Hopkinton Charles Talmadge Hopkinton Lavern Lambert Monticello Gaylord Willman Wyoming Bob Timmons Manchester Vernon Steiner Hopkinton Clair Robertson Martello Ralph Bader Monticello Jack Beeks Monticello John Messerli Monticello Earl Steffens Manchester and Howard De Shaw Worthington.
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Minnesota Beats Washington In College Football Scrimmage
Minnesota gains 198 rushing yards and 38 passing yards led by Bill Garnaas score drive after Smith to Herb Hein with an 18 yard reception. Erickson kicks for a 38.7 yard average in his first collegiate game as Washington shows limited offense.
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NYU Tackle John J. Ryan Heads Village of Arts
John Joseph Ryan a senior NYU tackle becomes director and instructor in art at the Village of Arts a school he and his brother founded in Greenwich Village in New York City.
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Phillies defeat Dodgers as Albosta loses World Series game
Philadelphia bats strike rookie Ed Albosta for five runs in the sixth to power a 7 to 3 win over Brooklyn. Hoerst wins for Philadelphia, with Pearson and Drake in relief as Durocher’s Dodgers endure a World Series-opening loss in a 2:04 game at Brooklyn.
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Ted Williams Inches Toward .400 Milestone In Red Sox Win
Ted Williams went 1 for 4 as the Boston Red Sox beat the Athletics 5 to 1, dipping just below a .400 season mark. Mickey Harris limited Oakland to seven hits while Sam Chapman belted his 25th homer for the A’s.
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Braves Big Inning Tops Giants 5 4 in Boston
Boston Braves take a 5 4 win over the New York Giants after four runs in the third inning. Dick Errickson finishes strong in relief as Boston holds off a late Giants rally.
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Reds trounce Pirates 15 to 9 as Riddle notches 18th win
Cincinnati Reds hammered Pittsburgh Pirates 15 to 9. Elmer Riddle earned his 18th victory with Joe Beggs relieving in the seventh. Johnny Gee took the loss for Pittsburgh as Cincinnati totaled 13 hits and Pittsburgh 14, with DiMaggio homering in the sixth.
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Home Run by Smith Lifts Tribe Over Browns 4-3
Lefty Al Smith drove in the decisive run with a ninth inning homer to power Cleveland past St Louis 4 to 3. The Indians capitalized on seven Browns errors as Smith also earned the win on the mound in a game featuring pitching and late offense.
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Dodgers and Yankees Set for World Series Showdown
Public opinion favors the Dodgers as 1 to 2 underdogs against the Yankees in a World Series opening at Yankee Stadium. Joe McCarthy and Leo Durocher announce no lineup changes until Tuesday with Ruffing and Keller among key figures. The clash pits pitching edges for the Dodgers against stronger Yankee defense in a best of seven matchup.
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Trojans Win With Pass In Final Minute
At the Coliseum Roy Wood lofted a 16 second pass to Bill Essick in the end zone to break a 7-7 tie and lift the USC Trojans to a 13-7 victory over Oregon State. The game featured a hard fought line battle and was the debut under Coach Sam Barty succeeding Howard Jones.
Reiser Hurt Arm But Not Serious In Dodgers World Series
Pete Reiser strained his right arm in a pre game drill but doctors reported no serious injury and said he should play in the world series. Charley Keller returned to action for the Yankees after a broken ankle kept him out, with McCarthy stating he appeared ready for the series.
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Youel Hospitalized After Iowa Drake Game
Iowa halfback Jim Youel was admitted to University Hospital after feeling ill at his fraternity house following the Iowa Drake contest. Team physician Dr. R N Bartels said Youel was fine when he left the dressing room and would stay overnight to rest.
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Columbus Red Birds Tie Montreal Series with 8 5 Win
Columbus Red Birds beat the Montreal Royals 8 to 5 in Montreal to even the series at one game each. The Royals committed six errors while Johnny Grodzicki limited Montreal to eight hits.
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Indiana Hoosiers Fall To Detroit Titans In Tough Battle
Detroit tops Indiana 14 7 as Schmidt and Ruth score on drives while Detroit passes for 134 yards to Indiana 53. Hoosiers gain 135 rushing yards to Titans 65. Link adds extra points for Detroit and Hillenbrand for Indiana.
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Standings and Results in National League Baseball
National League standings show New York 101 42 .660 and Cincinnati 86 65 .575 with Chicago 76 77 .497 and St Louis 69 84 .452. Saturday results include Chicago 6 St Louis 5 and Cincinnati 15 Pittsburgh 9. Sunday pairings list St Louis at Chicago and New York at Boston among others.
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