Early college football scores show wide variety of results
Recap of games across the nation with Wisconsin edging a close finish over Illinois and California fighting a 6 6 deadlock with USC. Notable outcomes include Notre Dame upset by Purdue 28 13, Missouri routing Kansas State 33 0, and Georgia Tech routing North Carolina 28 0. Oregon, Arkansas, and Texas Christian posted notable performances while Pennsylvanias 20 6 win over Dartmouth rounded the day.
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Syracuse
Cardinals Celebrate After Mild World Series Win
St Louis manager Billy Southworth praised his hitters after a 12 hit barrage that included a home run two doubles and a triple. Brecheen earned his first World Series win as Marion fought off a cold and influenza while Browns coach Luke Sewell eyed Game Two.
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Jakucki
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VMI Upsets Richmond 26-20 In Thriller
Virginia Military Institute, aged 17 players, shocked the University of Richmond V-12 squad 26-20 in a gripping game. Orvis Milner and Charles Suttenfield sparked a fast start with an 81 yard run. The contest remained tight with multiple long rushing plays and passes as VMI secured the upset.
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Tennessee Triumphs Over Mississippi In League Clash
Tennessee defeated Mississippi 20 to 7 in Memphis, extending the Volunteers’ perfect league record with two SEC wins. Major and Schleiden scored rushing touchdowns for Tennessee while McCain provided Mississippi’s TD with Hooker adding the PAT. Attendance was about 15,000 as Mississippi's Rebels absorbed their second conference loss.
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Cards Trim Browns 5-1 In Fourth Tilt
The Cardinals beat the Browns 5-1 as Musial and Litwhiler led a late surge. Brecheen and Hollingsworth battled on the mound, with key plays by Kreevich and Kurowski ending Browns threats. The series odds shifted in favor of St. Louis after the win.
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Buckeyes Wallop Iowa 34-0 In Western Loop
Ohio State Buckeyes march to their second straight win and first Western Conference victory, defeating Iowa 34 to 0 in Columbus. Buckeyes dominate on offense as Iowa struggles on both sides of the ball.
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World Series in St Louis Facts Figures
The World Series details in St Louis show standings for both St Louis clubs and game notes from the first to the fourth game at Sportsman's Park. Financial figures show attendance, gross receipts, players' shares, War Relief donations, and distributions among clubs and leagues across the four games with notes on radio rights and future games.
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Quakers Defeat Dartmouth 20 6 In Penn Game Thriller
Penn edges Dartmouth 20 to 6 after a slow start. Tony Minisi returns a 59 yard pass for a tying score in the second quarter. Penn adds a third period and a final quarter touchdown to seal the win before 40 000 at Philadelphia.
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Quakers
Tony Minisi
Gremlins Beat Fort Benning 22 to 0 in Air Force Victory
The Third Air Force team from Charlotte, North Carolina defeated Fort Benning 22 to 0 in Columbia. Grabbing a safety and a first half TD then adding two more scores in the final period, Granitz and Cook scored with Seltenrich adding two extra points. Attendance was about 12,000.
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Hillenbrand
Seltenrich
Bonelli
Army Eleven Trims Brown Team 59 to 7
Army Cadets overpower Brown Bruins 59 to 7 in all-around win at West Point. Hall and Dobbs lead with multiple touchdowns. Goodman adds PATs. attendance listed as 8,500. Brown’s Moody scores the lone TD, with Goodman's kick.
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Randall
Goodman
Hall
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Dobbs
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Walterhouse
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High Point Eleven to Meet Lexington Gridders Next Friday
High Point Black Bison, after overpowering Burlington Durham and Thomasville, set to host Lexington Indians next Friday at Albion Millis Stadium. Coach Maus’ squad seeks to preserve their 4 1 record and finish nonconference play strong before a home date with Charlotte on Oct. 20.
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Burlington
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Bob Renfrow
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