Games Played
On Thanks
giving Day
Gallant Line
'PHILADELPHIA—The gallant
Pennsylvania line smashed, and
sometimes cracked wide open, in
rival territory, but picked itself
up each time when in danger of
biiing scored on to hold the high
Jy favored Cornell machine to a
scoreless draw.
Outfought Utah
SALT LAKE CITY — Idaho’s
mightiest football machine in a
decade rolled over a frost-bitten
turf wih olocklike precision to
oonquer Utah, twice-'tied but
heretofore unbeaten, by the score
cf 16 to 11.
The Utes, newly crowned
champions of the Rocky Moun
tain Big Seven Conference, were
outcharged outfought and out
smarted.
Brilliant Game
DENVER, — Denver Univ r
srty flashed the most brilliant
football in several campaigns to
win a most sought victory over
Colorado University. The score
was 19 to 12.
Crushed Bruins
LOS ANGELES — Southern
California crushed the hapless
Bruins of U. C. L. A. under lop
sided 42 to 7 defeat, and imm.d
iately set up a clamor for nomin
ation as the Far West’s represent
ative at the Ruse Bowl. After a
shaky first half, the Trojans gain
ed momentum through the last
period and hand'd the Uelans
their worst licking in many years
Warmed Hearts
BIRMINGHAM — Charley Bos
well warmed the hearts of a
shivering, partisan Alabama
crowd by blasting through the
Vanderbilt line for vital gains as
the Crimson Tide won a 7 to 0
victory from the Commodores in
their traditional battle.
Flashing Victory
KNOXVILLE — In snow' and
slush, Tennessee’s Volunteers
flashed a spectacular attack to
overwhelm Kentucky’s Wildcats\
46 to 0 in their ascent to the
Southwestern Confereno.': cham
pionship.
Brown Rejoiced
PROVIDENCE — Irving Shine
Hall, a direct descendant of Cap
tain Miles Standish and John Al
den, gave Brown much .cause to
rejoice on Thanksgiving Day, con
triibufing four touchdowns and
three extra points to provide
Brown its 36 to 27 victory over
Columbia.
Came to Life
AUSTIIN — Out of the ashes of
eight straight defeats rose the
University of Texas to submerge
the Texas Aggi <s 7 to 6, stunning
36,000 fans who came to see them
trampled into a victoryless sea
s'"
Upset Victory
COLUMBIA—The hopes of the
Kansas Jayhawks for an upset
victory over Missouri were bur
ied in the frozen sod by the stout
right arm and nimble feet of
Sophomore Paul Christian, bring
ing the Tigers a 30 to 7 victory.
Reversed Challenge
LINCOLN — A touchdown re
versed the mightiest challenge
Kansas State could muster on
the six inch line as Nebraska
took a 14 to 7 victory.
Ragged Game
TUCSON — The Arizona Wild
cats tossed a 7 to 0 victory to the
Montant Grizzlies in a ragged
game.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS
N ibraska 14, Kansas State 0.
Tennessee 46, Kentucky 0.
Alabama 7, Vanderbilt 0.
Columbia 27, Brown 36.
Penn. 0, Cornell 0.
Idaho 16, Utah 0.
U. S. C. 42, U. C. L. A. 7.
Texas 7, Texas Aggies 6.
Colorado 12, Denver 19
Colorado State 7, New Mexico
27.
Centenary 14, Louisiana Tech 7
Montana 7, Arizona 0.
Western Reserve 13, Case, 3.
Linfield 6, College of Idaho 0.
Villanova 20, Manhattan 0.
Carnegie Tech 14, North Caro
line State 0.
North Carolina 20, Virgina 0.
West Virginia 7, George Wash
ington 6.
Washington and Lee 13, Mary
land 19.
Wake Forest 21. Davidson 0.
Kansas 7, Missouri 13.
Bucknell 0, Miami 19.
Uic.ei.iy F 0, Montana State
0.
End B B Season
The most successful basketball
season in ricent years wa con
cluded last week when Kenn's
Bakery defeated the High School
Huskies to preserve an unbeaten
record. Thei Gold Diggers defeat
ed the Whaley Whalers 16 to 15
in the concluding game. The Bak
ery-Husky score was 13 to 9.
Outstanding features of the
season have been the number of
gam s decided by only one point,
the law scoring and tight defence
and the ability of the champion
Kenn’s Bakery to come through
in the pinches with the necessary
points. Carl Wourinen was the
outstanding scorer in the le, me,
being high point man for both
teams in almost every game he
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to rich!, one of nation's best backfields includes: Stcbbins, C'assiano, Chickcrneo anu c..<iub.
WITHOUT REHEARSALS. THE RAMS’ CORPS DE BALLET seems awkward, doing what appears lo be a
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played and being tied for high
total in the others.
The standing of the teams fol
lows:
won lost
Kenn's Bakery 7 0
Gold Digs r<; 4 3
Whalers 3 4
Huskies 2 4
Nevada 0 3
The season was disappointing
in only one respect. Only a few
of the faithful fans saw most of
the games. The type of basket
ball played should have interest
id larger crowds.
Business houses and restau
rants which sponsored teams in
cluded Kenn’s Bakery, Mrs.
Whaley, and the Nevada Grill. It
is expected that the Nome Sports
Association which has organized
and sponsored the league will
make plans for some form of
public recognition of the cham
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