St Louis Rallies In Eleventh To Stop Cubs
In a Saturday game, the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 7 to 5 in eleven innings, breaking Chicago’s 21-game win streak. Joe Medwick belted a two homer game including a leadoff shot in the eleventh, with Jack Homrock singling to start the frame and Rothrock on base for Medwick’s late margin.
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Stanford Machine Thrashes San Jose State Teachers 35 to 0
Stanford opened the season with a 35 to 0 victory over San Jose State Teachers College. Scoreless first quarter gave way to a second quarter touchdown, then a 34 yard drive culminated with a run to the 12 yard line. Vignn added a late score on a double reverse as Stanford showed its power in the fourth quarter.
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Oklahoma Opens Season With 3 0 Win Over Colorado
Norman AP reports Raphael Boudreau kicked a second period field goal to give the University of Oklahoma a 3 to 0 victory over Colorado, preserving Captain Lawrence Biff Jones's opening game unbeaten streak. A separate item notes a warranty deed transfer in Cedar Rapids from John Nyere and wife to H J Cousins for lot 1 aurli tor plat No. 63 with $1 and valuable consideration dated 9-16.
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Wildcats Rally to Beat De Paul 14 in Northwestern Debut
Northwestern overcomes a punting duel and wind to defeat De Paul 14 0 in Evanston. Duvall scores twice and Heap and Duvall power the late drive after Howlett fumbles. The opener marks Coach Waldorf's first game.
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Keswick Beats Kinross 1-0 on Keswick Diamond
Keswick high school won 1 to 0 over Kinross on the Keswick diamond. LeLand Wilkins pitched for Keswick and drove in the lone run, securing the game's decisive score.
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Chaotic College Football Scores Report Across Regions
A disordered OCR of football scores lists numerous colleges and results from East to West. Matches mention Williams, Maine, Rutgers, Trinity, Western Maryland, Maryland, Bates, Villanova, Washington and Lee, and many others with varied scores and outcomes.
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Cubs Set to Tame Tigers in City Gridiron
In a tense contest Cubs rally with Rector’s late one yard TD and Patrick’s kickoff after a laterally aided drive. Pitt responds with strong second-half plays highlighted by Patrick scoring the final TD and extra point. Officials listed include Referee W H Friesell and umpire Dan Daugherty.
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Notre Dame Opens With 28 to 7 Win
Notre Dame defeats Kansas 28 to 7 as Carideo scores twice and Wojcihowski adds a TD. Harris of Kansas returns a punt for a score, while Pfefferle shines on the Irish line. Ground gains favor Layden, with 55 yards, and ND racks up 263 total yards to Kansas 42.
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Pittsburgh Wins From Waynesburg In Opener
The 1935 Pittsburgh Panthers opened with a 14-0 victory over Waynesburg. Pitt’s defense held solid in the first period, then coach Jock Sutherland introduced a new lineup in the second, with Bob LaRue supplying a scoring drive and Stapulis adding a touchdown as substitutes produced the offense.
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Badgers Upset by South Dakota State
Wisconsin wins 12 6 over South Dakota State with a late fourth quarter drive. Budde catches for a first down at the 36 yard line, Jordan to Benz for a TD, Jankowski misses the extra point, Wisconsin outgains SDSU 131 to 43 in yards and 11 to 3 in first downs.
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Independence Falls to Oelwein in season opener
Independence Maroon and White opened the season with a 12 to 7 loss to Oelwein. Jack Grant and Erwin Ehrke starred early for Independence, with Grant rushing 25 yards for the first TD and a 45 yard run by Ehrke in the first half. Oelwein answered in the third quarter with Eickenberry scoring and Ross converting after a block.
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Columbia College Falls to La Crosse in 13 7 Tilt
In Dubuque Iowa AP La Crosse State Teachers capitalized on two second half breaks to score two touchdowns and beat Columbia College 13 to 7. Horochena and Snyder opened scoring for La Crosse after a blocked kickoff, with Labanow returning a long interception for a second touchdown. Columbia answered with a Jone TD late, but time expired two minutes after.
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Stefan's Firemen Win C C F Softball Title
Stefan's Firemen defeated Parks 6 to 3 to clinch the Cedar Rapids Softball Association C C F league title. The Firemen won the first half of the split season and took the playoff two games to one.
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Nebraska Beats Chicago U 28 in nineplay clash
Nebraska outscored Chicago University 28 to 7 as Cardwell and Francis scored rushing touchdowns. Bauer connected with Cardwell on a short pass for another score while Frances intercepted Berwanger to set up the final TD. Game featured early drives, penalties, and decisive fourth-quarter surge.
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John Paul Jones to wrestle Plummer on next mat card
Fort Worth wrestler John Paul Jones, a 230 pound grappler, will face Plummer in the American Legion show at Memorial Coliseum Thursday night after Ray Steele cannot attend due to a conflicting stage engagement. Matchmaker Eddie Jennings secured Jones in a bid to provide a tough challenge. Cliff Thiede meets Frank Topaz in the prelim, while Frankie French faces Mike Nazarian in a supporting bout.
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Iowa State Ties Cornell In Foggy Cyclone Clash
In a keenly contested college football clash, Cornell and Iowa State battled to a 6–6 tie. Rowland Rushmore scored for Iowa State on a 30‑yard return, while Cornell’s Coffman and Brand contributed in a rugged exchange. The game featured multiple drive stalls and strong defensive stands throughout, ending without a winner.
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Michigan Aggies Dominate Grinnell 41 to 0 in Lansing
Michigan State College crushed Grinnell 41 to 0 at East Lansing with a potent running attack and sharp passing. Sebo opened scoring, Kuhne 55 yard run, Brandstatter twice, Gaines on a pass, and Wiseman capped the late drive as State racked up 25 first downs to Grinnell's two.
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Indians Win Doubleheader to Clinch Third Place
The Cleveland Indians swept the St Louis Browns 3 0 and 7 3 to seize third place. Hal Trosky homered in the second game for his 26th of the season, Earl Averill homered in the first. Joe Vosmik went 1 for 4 in the two games as Cleveland extended its winning streak to twelve of thirteen.
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