Ohio State Rallies To Beat Michigan In Thriller
The Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles begin basketball practice tomorrow at the Armory under coach Kenneth Hunt with 73 candidates reported. Five lettermen return led by Bob Goldsmith Bob Greene Edsel Ashworth Clyde Barker and Nicky Bakalis forming the nucleus for a strong cage squad.
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Duke Downs Tar Heels 93-0 in old rivalry showdown
Duke defeats North Carolina 93 to 0 to capture the Southern Conference title for the second straight year. Big Tom Davis led Duke with two rushing scores and a series of pass plays, including a Clark to Carver connection for a second-period score.
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Great Lakes Blue Jackets Rout Fort Francis in Season Finale
Great Lakes Blue Jackets hammered Fort Francis Warren 21 points in the second quarter to win 18-1 at Ross Field before 23 000 sailors. The Sailors close their season at Notre Dame in South Bend, finishing 9 1 1.
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Judge Landis Dies in Chicago at 78
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball’s longtime commissioner, died of heart disease in St. Luke’s hospital at 5:35 a.m. Central War Time. The death leaves Major League Baseball without a guiding genius as winter meetings approach, with a successor likely to be named at the Dec 11-12 sessions. Landis had faced a delicate condition after hospitalization for a severe cold and heart strain from garden work. Cremation will be private. no funeral services. His secretary, Leslie M. O’Connor, will run the commission’s office until meetings.
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Pennsylvanians Triumph Over Cornell 20 to 0 in Renewal
Navy and Army losses aside, the Penn Quakers defeated Cornell 20 to 0 before about 50 000 at the List renewal. Tony Minisi starred with a 67 yard third period run and two other scores set up by fumbles and a Sica pass. Ed Lawless caught a second quarter TD and Edenborn added a late score.
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Texas Christian Defeats Rice 9-6 for SWC Title
Texas Christian University clinched the Southwest Conference championship and the Cotton Bowl invitation by beating Rice 9-6 on a muddy field. Harry Mullins kicked a first quarter field goal to secure the margin as TCU built a lead and held on.
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Pitt Defeats Penn State 14 to 0 in Rivalry Battle
Pitt rebounds from several losses to blank Penn State 14 0. Bernie Sniscak returns kickoff 93 yards for the first score and Woody Petched plus Loren Braner interception set up a second tally. Gene Gaugler scores after Braner’s pick as Pitt earns its fourth win of the season.
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Seahawks Rout Inter Campus Rival For Tenth Straight Win
The Seahawks beat the Towa team 30 to 6 in Iowa City after a 6 6 tie at halftime. Four second half TD drives sparked the victory as the undefeated squad extended its streak since the Michigan loss.
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Illinois Triumphs Over Northwestern in Western Conference Finish
Illinois toppled Northwestern 25 to 6 at Dyche Stadium as Claude Young and Don Greenwood powered a dominant first half for the Illini. Northwestern, hampered by miscues and a late score, ends a troubled season in dreary conditions before 35,000 fans.
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Church League Names Referee for Coming Season
H B Fillmer, president of the Church basketball league, announced that Paul Harless will referee all league games. The season opens Monday December 4 at 7 o clock with First Baptist vs First Methodist. Season tickets available from Fillmer or at the churches.
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Seahawks Overcome Undermanned Cadets in September Showdown
In mid September the Seahawks used superior power in the final half to pull away from an under manned cadets squad. Towa opened with a 38 yard touchdown drive for a 6 to read early in the first period, but the Seahawks rallied and tied the game by the second quarter, then surged ahead with no further threats from the Big Ten foe.
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Notre Dame Dominates Georgia Tech 21 0 in Atlanta
Notre Dame blanked Georgia Tech 21 to 0 as Brennan and Kelly scored on short runs and Nemeth added two extra points. The Irish defense held Tech to a single sustained drive and dominated the game with a strong passing defense and key turnovers.
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Indiana Routs Purdue 14 6 to Claim Old Oaken Bucket
Indiana surprised Purdue with a 14 to 6 victory in Lafayette as Harry Jagade and Bobby Hoernschemeyer powered a strong ground game. Purdue, missing star backs Dimancheff and Cody, fought back in spots but Indiana’s running game and defense sealed the win before 27,500 fans.
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Virginia Battles Yale To 6 6 Tie
Virginia and Yale played to a 6 to 6 deadlock before 18 000 fans in New Haven. Virginia led on a first half eight yard run by Join Duda but Yale answered with a seven yard drive ending in a run by William Penn with Roger Barksdale. Paul Waller’s late punt block sparked Yale, but Burnett’s field goal attempt from 43 yards fell short as time expired.
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Army Navy On West Virginia Basketball Card
Morgantown WV Army and Navy will join West Virginia University in basketball this season. Army plays at West Point on January 9 and Navy at Annapolis on February 10. Mountaineers expect several footballers to join the squad. A December 9 rules clinic at Mountaineer Field will precede the opening game with Fairmount and feature Porter of Chicago and a panel of officials.
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Rebels Upset State 13 8 In Rivalry Clash
The University of Mississippi pulled off a 13 to 8 upset of Mississippi State in the 41st renewal of the rivalry. Johnny Bruce led two scoring drives and captain Bob McCain scored on an end around, giving the Rebels their first win over State since 1938. Clyde Flocker's placement kick was blocked.
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Buckeyes Finish Unbeaten Season
Ohio State's football team edged Michigan 14 7 to clinch the Big Ten title and preserve an unbeaten regular season. Les Horvath led the rally finishing the game with a decisive late drive and a one yard TD plunge after a key interception. Attendance was listed as 71 958.
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