Missouri Beats Oklahoma to End Sooners Unbeaten Run
In Columbia Missouri toppled the previously undefeated Oklahoma Sooners 7 to 6 before 26 000 fans at Memorial Stadium. Bob Orr recovered a muffed punt for a touchdown and Ronald King added the extra point after a late Sooner rally fell short.
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Hawkeyes Rally Past Gophers 13 9 in Iowa City Thrill
Iowa, led by Nile Kinnick, erased a 7 0 Minnesota lead to win 13 9 before 50 000 at Iowa City. Oklahoma fell 7 6 to Missouri as Big Six crown chances narrowed and other major teams posted decisive wins across the nation.
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College Football Scores Across Nation Reported
A wide set of college games is listed with numerous results including South Tennessee 13 over Vanderbilt 0, Georgia 33 over South Carolina 7, Mississippi 46 over West Tennessee, and Georgia Tech 6 over Alabama 0. The roundup covers many conferences and ties, with scores spanning from the midwest to the west coast.
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Erskine
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Philadelphia
City College New York
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Lafayette
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Lehigh
Delaware
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Long Island University
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Depauw
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Eastern Kentucky
Indiana State
Vols Edge Vanderbilt 13–0 in Close Tennessee Victory
Tennessee, led by passing, shut out Vanderbilt 13 to 0 as the No. 1 Volunteers nearly stalemated by an obstinate Commodores defense. Despite missing quarterback Cafego, Neyland praised Vanderbilt as the better team on the field.
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North Carolina State Tops Furman in Southern Conference Game
NC State edged Furman 12 to 7 in Greenville as Dick Watts and Art Rooney scored early. Fehley added a five yard TD for State. The Wolfpack recovered four Furman fumbles and intercepted passes to secure the victory, their first since the season opener.
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Tulane Pounds Columbia 25-0 in 1940s Bowl Style Victory
Tulane dominated Columbia at Baker Field, 25 to 0, piling up 246 rushing yards. Bobby Kellogg, Buddy Banker, and Fred Cassidry scored as Tulane’s offense wore down the Lions and sealed the win with Monette Butler’s late TD.
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Syracuse Routs Colgate for First Major Victory
Syracuse, N Y November 18 An Orange squad long without a major win surged in the final period to topple Colgate 7 to 4 before about 28 000 spectators. The hosts rumbled 77 yards for a score and halted Colgate s aerial surge with timely interceptions.
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Iowa's Iron Men Edge Minnesota in Homecoming Thriller
Iowa's iron men rallied with two fourth quarter touchdowns to stun Minnesota 13 to 9 in front of 560000 fans at Iowa City. Coach Eddie Anderson utilized 17 players as seven went the distance in a dramatic Big Ten clash that saw Minnesota lead 9 to 0 after three quarters.
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Last Minute Pass Ties Army With Penn State
At West Point on an autumn day, a 41-yard fourth quarter pass from John Hatch to Harry Heffner set up a late Cadet touchdown and tied Army 14 14 with Penn State. Heffner left with a knee injury, Art Frontczak filled in at fullback, and Ivan Sattem kicked the decisive extra point.
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Frank Waddell
Art Frontczak
Ivan Sattem
George Washington tops Kansas in 14 7 intersectional clash
George Washington University defeated Kansas University 14 to 7 in an intersectional game before about 5,000 fans in Lawrence Kansas.
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Keydets Hold Off Maryland In Conference Clash
Virginia Military Institute beat the University of Maryland 13 to 6 before 8,500 at Norfolk. Sophomore Bost Pritchard returned a kickoff 74 yards for VMI's touchdown after entering the game in the second period. Maryland dominated statistics but could not overcome the deficit.
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