Notre Dame Faces Navy Army Meets Penn In Feature Battles
Four top teams Notre Dame Army Navy and Pennsylvania begin a round robin as a key early season summit. Notre Dame crushes Michigan State 47 0 while Navy edges Georgia Tech 28 14. Purdue Iowa Minnesota Ohio State Michigan Washington etc outline a busy slate across the nation.
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Tulsa
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Iowa
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Cornell
Frank Muelhauser
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Washington
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March Field
Dutch Clark
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Alvin Dark
Southwestern
Texas
Rice
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Steve van Buren
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Illinois
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Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
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Missouri Mines
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Hutson Sparks Packers' Win
Hutson scored 12 points as Green Bay topped Detroit 27 to 6 in a National Football League game. Irving Camp threw 18 passes for 701 yards and Green Bay had 21 completions for 326 yards through the air. Lou Brock and Chet Adams contributed scoring plays, with Hutson delivering the decisive second quarter touchdown after Detroit had tied the game briefly.
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Chet Adams
Frankie Sinkwich
Ned Mathews
Adams
Green Bay
Hutson
Sampson Navy Team Edges RPL 7-0 In Stout Defense
Sampson Naval Training Station outlasted R.P.I. 7-0 as Sam Mangone scored from the one in the final period after Sampson blocked a field goal attempt. The Sailors dominated the line and built an 80 yard drive in the third period while RPL failed on three field goal tries and had two late interceptions.
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R.P. I
Sam Mangone
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Rampson
Althaugh
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Bob Schuessler
Mangone
Duquesne
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Walt Staskiewicz
Scranton U
Johnny Locaites
Pittsburg
Sampsoon
Staskiewicz
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Charlie Mehelick
Ed Bucher
Russ Strait
Vic Schleich
Nebraska
Howard
Tex” Hughes
Schuessier
Hughes
Schuessler
Whayton
Manning
Texas A
Mace
Semak
RPL
Coast Guard
Schleich
Tech Ten
Sampson Grid Outfit Brilliant On Defense
Sampson Naval eleven gains nationwide notice for its brisk defensive play. The October 19 AP release ranks Sampson first in total defense at 6.7 opponent yards per game and second in rush and aerial defense, underscoring strong performance against collegiate powers.
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Associated Press
Mal Stevens
Sampson Naval Eleven
Notre Dame's Lujack Shaping Up as Grid Ace
Johnny Lujack, 18, prepares to take Notre Dame quarterback duties when Bertelli reports for Marine training. The quiet Connellsville native, elected senior class president, shows steady growth as he learns the deceptive T formation and eyes a hoped for unbeaten season despite Bertelli's departure.
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Connellsville
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Bertelli
Ed McHeever
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John Yonoker
Pittsburg
Tilingis
Frank Mahoney Scores Against Army in Yale Sendoff
Frank Mahoney, a former La Salle Institute and Albany Academy star, scored on a five yard reception from Ray Scussil in Yale's game with Army in New Haven. The Troy-born player, a Yale senior, leaves for Parris Island to join the U S Marines after this season.
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Ray
Scooter) Scussil
Coast Guardsman Wins New England 30 Kilometers Race
Coast Guardsman Bairstow from Porpoise Maine edged Clayton of New York by two yards after a hard 18 mile finish. Bairstow posted 1937 16 with Farra second and Fred McGlone of Boston national champion third. Don Heinicke and Lou Young also placed in the top ten within a field of notable long distance runners.
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Fred McGlone
Boston
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Pawtucket
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Don Heinicke
Baltimore
Lou Young
Medford
Bainbridge Sailors Dominate Camp Lee In 490 Victory
Bainbridge Naval Training Station eleven, led by Bill De Correvont and receivers Art Vandeweghe and Charlie Justice, overwhelmed Camp Lee Travelers 490 at Lee Field before 12 000 fans. Ground gains from Harvey Johnson and Jim Gatewood fueled a fast attack while the Sailors opened strong then held the pace.
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CCHS Beats VI 20 13 In Cup Game
Catholic Central High School tops Vincentian Institute 20 to 13 in a Rockne Cup clash at Bleecker Stadium Albany. The Trojans trailed early then surged with Byrnes Barrett and Wright keying a 20 point scoring burst while holding VI to two touchdowns and a late field advantage failed by inches.
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Pat O'Dea Wrecked Minnesota With His 60 Yard Dropkick
The story recalls Pat O'Dea's impact in 1899 when his 60 yard dropkick for Wisconsin broke Minnesota’s spirit in Minneapolis. It notes his Australian background, unique punting style, and the historic 75 yard potential but 60 yard actual kick amid windy conditions at Milwaukee.
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Redskins Stop Cardinals 13-7 in Week's Gridiron Tilt
Washington Redskins, led by Slingin Sammy Baugh and Andy Farkas, toppled the Chicago Cardinals 13 to 7 before 35 540 spectators. After a quiet first half, Washington erupted in the third quarter with Farkas returning the kickoff 86 yards and a burst of passes and rushes that produced two touchdowns and secured the victory.
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Wilbur Moore
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Lee Stokes
Bears and Packers sweep NFL results in mixed scores
Pro Football National League scores show the Chicago Bears defeating Brooklyn 33 to 21 while Green Bay wins 27 to 6 over Detroit. New York earns 42 to 14 against Phil Pitt, and Washington prevails 13 to Chicago Cardinals.
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Sailors Dominate Marquette 41-7 At Hilltop Stadium
The Sailors routed Marquette 41 to 7 before 15 000 homecoming fans at Hilltop Stadium. Steve Lack led a powerful ground game as Great Lakes piled up 313 rushing yards while holding Marquette to 74. Steve Sitko Juzwik and Proctor scored in a second half burst, with Polczynski finishing the drive with a late TD pass to Coleman.
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Giants Blast Eagles 42 to 14 at Polo Grounds
The New York Giants overwhelmed the Philadelphia Pittsburgh Club 42 to 14 at the Polo Grounds to open their NFL home schedule before 42 681 fans. They led 14 0, 21 0 and 28 0 before the Eagles’ late rally, with touchdowns on punts passes and runs led by rookie Bill Pachal and veteran Frank Cope.
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Frank Cope
Roy Zimmerman
O'Neale Adams
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