Owls Roll Over Tech 13–0 For First Victory
The Rice Owls defeated Texas Tech 13 to 0 in Waston on October 30. Parrish, a sub for Haden, ran 66 yards for the opening touchdown helped by Sheffield’s kicks. Rice outs moved Tech 13 first downs to 9, with 201 rushing yards to 123 and 100 aerial yards to 50.
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Owls
Red Raiders
H Alf
Raiders
Thewls
Tech
Dave Parrish
Charley Haden
Whitewright Boy
Sheffield
Rice
George Grininger
Parrish
Dick Isaacks
Bob Smith
Kucera
Lucer
H. D. Tate
Scruggs
H. J. Nichols
Griniger
Buster Melton
Bob Brewer
Freddie Brown
Texas Tech
Melton
Raider
Lawrence
Owl
Haden
Soveeth
Brown
Lineup and Touchdowns Highlight Davis Sonite Game
The report lists players and positions for Texas Tech and opponent lines, noting scoring by Parriah, Wadden, and Kucera with Lawrence adding the point after. Substitutions include Weeks, Taylor, Waton, Brewer, and others across guards, tackles, and centers.
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Brith Te Pacha
A Davis
Amar Nichols
Pirtle Malberg
Browning Lawrence
Mnempess
I Kucera
Brown Haden
Brewer Ruses
Melton Rice
Parriah Ifor Wadden
Kucera
Lawrence
Texas Tech
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Wateon
Brewer
Teeks
Robertson
Peden
Smith
Riley
Rice
Bradbeer
Isaacks
Hook
Wallace
Newham
Crutchfield
Mathews
Zelaman
Wright
van Meter
Field
Parrish
Green
Stelser
Leve
Durrett
Bwateell
Blackland Army Airfield edges North Texas Aggies 13 7
In Waco on October 30 Blackland Army Airfield rallied to a 13 7 victory over the North Texas Aggies. Weatherford connected with Batchelor for a second quarter TD and Trost drew a score on a lateral. Russell and Best led a late surge with a TD return and a successful follow up run.
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Waco
Trost
Russell
Orlo Best
Best
Notre Dame Crushes Navy to Stay Unbeaten
Notre Dame, 6 Navy 338, in Cleveland at 82,000 crowd. Angelo Bertelli shines with eight passes, three TDs, and three extra points as the Irish stretch to six wins, 261 points to 31 for opponents. Navy struggles with seven rushing yards and Hamberg two TDs pass tally.
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Cleveland
Notre Dame
Irish
Navy
Lake-Front
South Bend
Bertelli
Angelo’ Bertelli
Parris Island
S. C
Marines
Angelo
Middies
Hal Hamberg
Hamberg
Middie
Bill Barron
Hillis Hume
Barron
Marines halt Tulsa in 6-6 grid clash at Skelly Stadium
Tulsa and Southwestern battled to a 6-6 deadlock before 10 000 fans as Southwestern's army of former college stars rallied after a first period Tulsa touchdown. Clyde Leforce connected on a late drive but missed the extra point, while Southwestern struck in the third on a Cooper yard plunge.
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Tulsa
Burley Marines
Southwestern University
Golden Hurricane
Skelly Stadium
Southwestern
Hurricane
Clyde Leforce
Barney White
Leforce
Goodnight
Marine
Bube Barnett
R. W. MacGruder
R. L. Cooper
Cooper
Texas
Texas Christian
Rice
Baylor
Ken Matthews
Bo Robinson
Jackie Field
Budge to Play in Pampa Exhibition Match
Lt Donald Budge former world tennis champion appears in an exhibition match as part of a WAC rally in Pampa Texas Budge will face Lt Edward C Alloo a Rollins College alumnus and current Pampa Army Airfield player Alloo is unbeaten on the year in court play.
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Donald Budge
Pampa
Tex
Panhandle
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Budge
Edward C. Alloo
Pampa Army Airfield
Alloo
Rollins College
Sooners Upset Leaders in Big Six Clash
Oklahoma toppled top conference leader Iowa State with a decisive football victory before 10 spectators. The win snapped the Cyclones’ grip on the Big Six standings and showcased strong power and aerial play by the Sooners.
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Sooners
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Towa State
Texas Wallops Mustangs 20-0 in Southwest Conference clash
Texas dominated Southern Methodist 20 to 0 at Dallas in a Southwest Conference game. Ralph Ellsworth and J. R. Callahan fueled the Longhorns with multiple scoring drives, while Ellsworth passed for a late touchdown and finished with 97 rushing yards before leaving with an elbow sprain. SMU managed only 19 yards rushing and passing as Texas rolled to victory.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Dallas
Mighty
Texas
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Longhorn
Methodist
Ralph Ellsworth
J. R. Callahan
Ellsworth
Fleet Ralph Park
Lloyd Parker
Park
Joe Magliolo
Mustang
Andy Robinson
Joe Parker
Parker
Longhorns
SMU
George McCall
Methodists
Fess Parker
Lev Ores
Smith Butler
Shaw Marshall
Cloud Simone
Hilt Plyler
Holt Coleman
Craft Magliole
Cunningham Ellsworth
LE Parker
Walling Callahan Alien
micCall
Coleman
Bubat
McCall
Marville
Maurer
Crow
Phillips
Kishi
House
Wetr
Bolin
Hoimiund
Davis
Pederson
Lee
Robinson
Thorne
Munn
Canaday
Main
Evans
Owens
Perez
Schultze
Wilson
Cheney
Jackles
Elliott
Meletio
Vinsant
Ferrill
Harkey
Frazier
Becke McClintock
Gibbons
Stewart
Cox
Unclear Grid Scores From Various Colleges and Bases
A jumble of football and military base score results across conferences and schools. Notable mentions include Oklahoma 21 over Iowa State 7, Texas 20 over SMU 6, Notre Dame 33, Illinois none, and Western teams with several ties and dominant showings.
Indiana Beats Ohio State In Thriller
Indiana pulled away late to defeat Ohio State 20 to 14 in Columbus. Bob Hoernschemeyer connected for the winning touchdown with 32 seconds remaining after Ohio State rallied with two late scores in a Western Conference contest. A dad’s day crowd of 25,458 watched the affair.
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Indiana
Ohio State
Columbus
Bob Hoernschemeyer
Bucks
Dartmouth overwhelms Yale in muddy tilts layoff game
Dartmouth's powerful football squad defeated Yale 20 to 6 on a muddy field in New Haven. About 5,000 fans witnessed the 27th meeting in the long series after a two week lapse.
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New Haven
Dartmouth
Yale
Eh’s
Westerners Top Pampa 12 0 in Conference Opener
Lubbock Westerners rally late to defeat the Pampa Harvesters 12 to 0 at Tech Stadium. Roy Grimes and Johnny Davis powered the offense with multiple runs and timely passes as the defense held strong, giving Lubbock a share of the conference lead.
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Grimes
Davis
Mack Turner
Avalanche-Journal
Roy Grimes
Johnny Davis
Lubbock Westerners
Pampa Harvesters
Westerners
Tech Stadium
Pampa
Leon
Charles Boyles
Billy Coy Sheehan
Aggies Pummel Hogs From Air
Texas A and M defeated Arkansas 13 to 0 as Babe Hallmark and Earl Beesley combined for 201 passing yards and two touchdowns. The Aggies dominated with a strong line, stifling the Razorbacks on the ground and passing game.
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Associated Press
Fayetteville
Ark
Texas Aggies
Arkansas Razorbacks
Texans
Punchess
Parkers
Babe Hallmark
Earl Beesley
Aggie
Aggies
Arkansas
Hallmark
Don Flanagan
Jesse Burditt
Bob Butchofsky
Burditt
Stan Turner
Dick Wright
Flanagan
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Herbert Turley
Turley
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Pea
Geer
Baldwin Bryant
Young Turley la Milum
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Cox Hallmark
LE Jones Flanagan
Rutchens
Davis
Texas A
Burdett
Butchoassky
Planagan
Gibson
Eberle
Neville
Querly
Hohn
Sundown Places Three Men On All-Star Team
Sundown six man football club earns three spots on the All-Conference District 3 mythical squad after noon on Saturday. Coach G L Detrixhe leads Sundown with quarterback Darrell Benson and ends Joe Buck and Wesley Scott among the selections. James Matlock blocks for Sundown, James Neiman of Wilson is praised as an outstanding fullback, and Bobby Scott centers for Whiteface with James Neiman.
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Sundown
G. L. Detrixhe
Darrell Benson
Joe Buck
James Matlock
James Neiman
Wilson
Bobby Scott
Wesley Scott
Southland
Purdue Triumphs Over Wisconsin 32 0 for Seventh Win
The Boilermakers rolled past Wisconsin 32 to 0 in Madison. Fullback Tony Butkovich scored three touchdowns, including the final one with under a minute left, breaking the Big Ten single season scoring record.
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Madison
Wis
Purdue
Boilermakers
Wisconsin Eleven
Tony Butkovich
Big Ten
Penn Ties Army In Rainy Yale Field Thriller
In a 13 to 13 tie at Franklin Field, Penn, a 2 to 1 underdog in its own stadium, halved Army’s lead with a 1-yard run and a long touchdown pass. Bob Odell starred for Penn with a key reception and last‑ditch tackling, while Army’s George Maxon and Tom Lombardo scored for the Cadets.
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Marold Claassen
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Army
Joe Michaels
Bob Odell
Odell
Van Buren Paces LSU To Win Over Frogs
LSU defeats Texas Christian 14 to 0 in Baton Rouge as Steve Van Buren leads the Tigers. Jim Lucas of Pecos shines for TCU with passing and running, while LSU prevails despite a late Frogs surge. First half shows Lucas outgaining on the ground early before LSU gains the edge.
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LSU
Baton Rouge
Steve van Buren
Louisiana State
Tigers
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Tiger
Texans
TCU
Lucas
Bill Marshall
Royal James
Fort Worth
Van
Tiger Express
Shut Out Wins Pimlico Special In Nose Victory
Mrs Payne Whitneys Shut Out edged Slide Rule by a nose in the seventh Pimlico special before 17 595 fans at Pimlico race course earning 25000 to win and a Maryland Jockey Club gold cup The four year old earned 2500 to trainer John M Gaver and moved to eighth on the all time money list with 314 607 in career earnings
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Baltimore
Payne Whitney
Pimlico
Pimlico Race Course
Equipoise
John M. Gave
Redlands Team Proved Ineligible Ends Season
Navy officers ruled most of Redlands university football players ineligible for scholastic reasons. The planned November 13 game with College of the Pacific at Fresno was canceled. The Army Air Base at Yuma would be played only if the ruling is waived. Only five players remained active: two tackles two guards a center and a quarterback.
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Redlands
Calif
Navy
Redlands University
College of the Pacific
Fresno
Yuma
Ariz
Army Air Base
Jayhawkers defeat Kansas State 25 to today in Lawrence
KU Jayhawkers scored in the first second and fourth quarters to beat Kansas State 25 to 0 in Lawrence. Kansas State blocked a KU punt by Harlan Elis in the third period but could not overcome the early KU scoring.
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Jayhawkers
LICK
Touchdown Twins lead LAAF to 13 0 win over Norman
The LAAF Fliers defeated Norman Naval Air Station 13 to 0 at Tech Stadium behind Buster Dixon and Roger Smith. Swenson anchored the Navy defense as Army backs paced the scoring with a 66 yard drive and a 60 yard TD sprint.
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Norman
Smith
Dixon
Swenson
Navy
Mack Turner
Luny Air Field
Norman Naval Air Station
Ivuignon
SAAF
Svenson
Lafayette College
Army
McWhorter
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Morris
J. Walsh
Walsh
Herron
Cobl
Cox
van Pelt
Clay
Settles
Storm
Schattel
Dourie
Lollis
James
Pansmore
Amnon
Lyon
Amith Iunningy
Norman Naval Station
Ator
LA Betel
Southern California Keeps Perfect Record With Cal Win
Southern California remained the nation's only unbeaten untied and unscored-on major college football team after a 13 to 0 victory over California. Thirty thousand fans witnessed the Trojans’ second win of the season, after earlier beating the Golden Bears 7 to 0 in Berkeley.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
University of California
Trojans
Golden Bears
Berkeley
Randolph Ramblers roll past Mexican club 34 to 0
In Alamo Stadium Randolph Ramblers overwhelmed the University of Mexico 34 to 0 before 12 000 fans. All-American Glenna Dobbs sat out most of the first half as the Ramblers built a 7-0 lead at halftime and exploded with three touchdowns in the third period and added more in the fourth.
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Randolph
San Antonio
Randolph Field Ramblers
Soldier Eleven
University of Mexico
Alamo Stadium
Ramblers
Glenna Dobbs
Tulsa
Fire Fighter Haegg To Turn Haberdasher
Sweden's track star Gunder Haegg announced he will quit his fireman job on January 1 to run a haberdashery in Malmo. Paavo Nurmi, famed Finnish runner, already owns a haberdashery in Helsinki.
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Stockholm
Gunder Haegg
Sweden
Malmo
Finland
Paavo Nurmi
Helsinkl
Commandos Repulses' On Kirtland Raid Ends 18 to 0
Kirtland field’s Flying Kellys led by Kimbrough of Texas A&M fame defeated South Plains Army Air field’s Winged Commando 18 to 0. Connie Sparks and Vick Malphurs sparked New Mexico’s win with a 53 yard drive and a 55 yard punt return. Two safeties closed the scoring as the Kelley line outmuscled the Commandos.
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Albuquerque
Kirtland Field
Kellys
John Kimbrough
Texas Aggie
South Plains Army Airfield
Connie Sparks
Vick Malphurs
New Mexico
Sparks
TCU
Malphurs
Sam Houston
Floydada
Tex
Charles Lawrence
Jack Cohen
Joe Eager
South Plains
Kirtland
Commandos
Kelley
Season On Ducks Opens Tuesday Across Texas
AUSTIN Oct 30 The duck season begins Tuesday November 2 with lighter hunting crowds but abundant waterfowl. Daily bag limit ten ducks four geese possession limit after opening day twenty ducks and four geese. Rules limit one wooden duck and up to three redheads or buffleheads per hunter. Season runs to January 10 amid widespread reports of migrating flocks. Don’t forget your duck stamp.
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Austin
State Game Commission
Texas
Gulf Coast
Rice Country
Panhandle
West Texas
Northwestern crushes Minnesota 42 to 6 in homecoming win
Evanston Illinois October 30 Northwestern Wildcats rout Minnesota 42 to 6 as Don Buffmire scores two touchdowns and throws a 20 yard pass in his final game before transfer for Navy training before a homecoming crowd of 32,000.
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Northwestern
Minnesota
Evanston
Don Buffmire
Navy
Wildcats
Navy Pre-Flight Seahawks coast past Fort Riley 19 to 2
Iowa City report: The Iowa Navy Pre-Flight school won its sixth straight game by beating Fort Riley 19 to 2. Art Guepe and Bus Mertes each scored a first half TD, Bob Timmons added a third quarter TD, while Fort Riley’s only points were a second quarter safety.
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Iowa City
Iowa Navy
Fort Riley
Art Guepe
Bus Mertes
Bob Timmons
Seahawks
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Norman Okla
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Joe Kane
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