Michigan State defeats Oregon State 46 to 21 in Corvallis
Michigan State powered to a 46 21 victory over Oregon State in Corvallis as George Guerre Lynn Chadnois and a strong Spartan line dominated after halftime. The Beavers led early 14 7 before MSU pulled away with three fourth quarter touchdowns and a 21 14 halftime margin.
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Corvallis
Ore
Michigan State
Oregon State
George Guerre
Lynn Chadnois
Beavers
Guerre
Ed Sobczak
Spartan
Don Samuel
Rudy Ruppe
Stan McGuire
Ken Carpenter
Samuel
Beaver
McGuire
Eugene Glick
Sobczak
Smith
Spartans
Glick
Henry Minarik
Vandals Backers Disrupt Radio Postloss at WSC
A group of Idaho students angry after a 19-14 defeat at Pullman overran KWSC on Washington State's campus. They tied up the DJ and assistants and aired the Idaho fight song with taunts to the audience. They had predicted a Idaho victory before kickoff.
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Pullman
Wash
University of Idaho
Idaho
Washington State College
KWSC
WSC
Bruins edge Nebraska 27 to 15 in bruising thriller at Lincoln
UCLA defeated Nebraska 27 to 15 in a rough game marred by a late on field brawl. Four players were banished after the final whistle as fans surged the field. Oregon? Not specified.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska University of California At
Patsy Clark
Nebraskans
Kenneth Fischer
Bill Mueller
Bob Schneider
Dick Hutton
Fischer
UCLA
Ray Nagel
Willis Duffy
Nagel
Bob Hunt
Californians
Duffy
Nebraska
Frank Collopy
College Football Results From United Press East
College football scores listed by United Press East with numerous matchups across northeastern and midwestern programs. Notable results include Maine over Colby, Harvard over Holy Cross, Notre Dame over Navy, Penn State over Colgate, Army over Virginia Tech, and many others across divisions and regional teams.
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Holy Cross
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Wesleyan
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Columbia
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Yale
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Syracuse
Gettysburg
Western Maryland
Nevada Star Heath Shatters Passing Mark In 79 13 Win
Nevada quarterback Stan Heath threw for 337 yards and six scores in a 79 13 victory over Oklahoma City Chiefs as the All American candidate raised the season passing record to 1645 yards with 13 completions in 18 attempts. Nevada improves to six straight wins in a bid for a New Year bowl.
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Nev
Nevada
Stan Heath
Wolfpack
Oklahoma City Chiefs
Heath
Davey O’brien
Texas Christian
Bud Schwenk
Washington University
St. Louis
O’brien
Schwenk
Joe Sheeketski
Oklahoma City
Chiefs
Oklahoma
Negro Alva Tabor
Oregon Pulls Out Late Victory Over St Marys 14 13
In Eugene Oregon edged St Marys 14 13 as Norman Van Brocklin and Dick Wilkins connected on two late passes to overturn a 13 7 deficit. The rally kept alive Oregon hopes for a Rose Bowl bid despite St Marys dominance on the ground and a strong Gaels comeback.
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Eugene
Ore
Norman van Brocklin
Dick Wilkins
University of Oregon
St. Mary’s
Saty
van Brocklin
Oregon
Oregon Web
Chet Daniels
Fighting Gaels
Gaels
Fleet Spike Cordeiro
Glen Bell
Johnny McKay
McKay
Wilkins
Packard Harrington
Bell
Dave Heffner
U S Vows Stay in Germany Until New State Emerges
An unidentified U S Military Government spokesman said the United States will remain in Germany with Western Europe defended, backed by all American power and new weapons, until a firm German state is established and ally defense is secure. The broadcast aired on American-controlled stations in Berlin Frankfurt Stuttgart Munich and Bremen amid signs of possible Soviet withdrawal.
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United States
America
Germany
Europe
U.S
Frankfurt
Stuttgart
Munich
Bremen
Russia
Empire Builder Wreck Derails Freight Train near Jennings
In Montana near Jennings, twenty four of forty Great Northern freight cars derailed Saturday night. General Manager I E Marion reported the incident from Seattle.
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Seattle
Northern
Jennings
Mont
I. E. Manion
Idaho Drops Tough One To Cougars
In Pullman Washington State defeated Idaho 19 to 14 before 15000 fans at Rogers Field. A second period and a fourth quarter drive gave the Cougars a 19 point lead before Idaho rallied with a late score and conversion.
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Cougars
Pullman
Wash
Washington State College
University of Idaho
Rogers Field
Washington State
Frank Mataya
Frank Polsfoot
Jerry Williams
Gordon Brunswick
Mataya
Bill Lippincott
John Brogan
Will Overgaard
Bob Gambold
Polsfoot
Lippincott
WSC
Williams
Brunswick
Berlin Express and Pairings at Rialto and Chief Theatres
Saturday to Tuesday at Rialto presents Berlin Express with Merle Oberon and Robert Ryan and Adventures of Casanova with Arturo de Cordova and Lucille Bremer. Wednesday to Friday features Lady from Cheyenne with Loretta Young Robert Preston and Edward Arnold and Sun Town with Constance Bennett and Brad Crawford. Saturday to Monday Sahara with Humphrey Bogart and Destroyer with Edward G. Robinson. At Rialto Sunday to Monday Personal Column with George Sanders Lucille Ball Charles Coburn Boris Karloff and Black Gold with Anthony Quinn Katharine DeMille Elyse Knox. Tuesday to Wednesday Kiss of Death with Victor Mature Brian Donlevy Coleen Gray and Panhandle Trail with Buster Crabbe Al St. John. Thursday to Friday Tars and Spars with Alfred Drake Janet Blair Marc Platt and Border Feud with Lash LaRue. California in Technicolor with Ray Milland Barbara Stanwyck Barry Fitzgerald Also Bill and Cop in color. Chief Theatre Sunday to Tuesday Apartment for Peggy in Technicolor with Jeanne Crain and William Holden and In This Corner with Scott Brady Anabel Shaw. Wednesday to Thursday Hazard with Paulette Goddard MacDonald Carey. Friday to Saturday Street With No Name with Mark Stevens Barbara Lawrence and Thunderhoof with Preston Foster Mary Stuart.
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Merle Oberon
Robert Ryan
Arturo de Cordova
Lucille Bremer
Cheyenne
Loretta Young
Robert Preston
Edward Arnold
Constance Bennett
Brad Crawford
Humphrey Bogart
Edward G. Robinson
Rialto Theatre
George Sanders
Lucille Ball
Charles Coburn
Boris Karloff
Anthony Quinn
Katherine DeMille
Elyse Knox
Victor Mature
Brian Donlevy
Coleen Gray
Panhandle
Buster Crabbe
Fuzzy) St. John
California
Ray Milland
Barbara Stanwyck
Barry Fitzgerald
Bill
Cop
Peggy
Jeanne Crain
William Holden
Scott Brady
Anabel Shaw
Hazard
Paulette Goddard
MacDonald Carey
Mark Stevens
Barbara Lawrence
Preston Foster
Mary Stuart
Deer Season Ends Sunday in Southwestern Idaho
Boise Idaho October 29 UP No extension is scheduled for the deer hunting season which closes in southwestern Idaho October 31. T B Murray director of the State Fish and Game Department said field surveys show that 100 percent more deer have been taken this year from the Boise and Payette river drainages than last year. The More s Creek checking station monitored 1440 deer checked out by Saturday night.
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Idaho
T. B. Murray
State Fish and Game Department
Murray
Payette
ISC Gridders Win of the Bengals
The Bobcats staged a comeback, earning 16 first downs to 7 for ISC and amassing 269 rushing yards to ISC's 148. Idaho State College held on to win 20 to 14, marking ISC's fourth victory in six games with upcoming matchups at Lewiston against Northern Idaho College of Education and at Twin Falls versus Southern Idaho College of Education.
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Bobcats
Cohn
Perrigo
Blake
Kirlin
Montana
Cats
ISC
Lewiston
Northern Idaho College of Education
Southern Idaho College of Education of Albion
Twin Falls
Idaho State College
Toast of
Pocatello
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