Notre Dame and Trojans Fall in 1933 Season
The 1933 college football season saw Notre Dame and Southern California suffer notable collapses while Princeton remained undefeated and untied. Analysts noted Princeton’s schedule limited its claim to a national championship despite its perfect record.
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Michigan Wins Big Ten Title and National Honor
Michigan remains undefeated with a 4th straight Big Ten crown and a Dickinson system national title. Minnesota also went undefeated with four ties while Notre Dame beat Army 13 12 in a season of five losses. Southern California fell to Stanford. Duke lost to Georgia Tech ending its perfect run. Attendance rose nationwide as prices dropped and teams improved.
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Buckeye Hero Pollard Receives Bronze Star Medal
PAINESVILLE Ohio January 1944Richard Pollard 33 a resident of Painesville has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal for valorous deeds during World War II The award places him among the U S Army’s third highest valor honor The government recognizes his courageous actions in action during the war
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