Colgate Army Pitt Favored In Weekend East Football
INS writer predicts Colgate Army and Pittsburgh to win pivotal games this weekend. Colgate should humble Brown in Providence, Pitt to beat Stanford, and Army to edge Notre Dame while Carnegie Tech tops NYU and Cornell defeats Penn in Thanksgiving clashes.
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Cornell Lineup For Bradley Has Host Of Seniors
Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon Cornell's Bradley game lineup at Peoria on Thanksgiving lists nine seniors starting. Don Haloupek centers with Bob Shipler and Barney Osborn as guards, Jim Anderson tackles with Cecil Boyer, Cliff Kuhnke and Lyle Sells as senior ends. Ralph Reynolds is the lone non senior back, with Art Crosby, Lee Adamson and Ellsworth Watson (hampered by an ankle) among backs seeking strong showings.
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Belle Plaine Five To Open With Vinton
Special to The Gazette. Belle Plaine high school opens the basketball season December 15 with a game at Vinton. Schedule lists games against Tama, Toledo, Montezuma, Brooklyn, Keystone, and County tournament at Keystone, ending with the state tournament on March 3.
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Tipton Juniors Defeat Alumni Five 38 to 21
Tipton’s junior college team opened the season by defeating the alumni five in the high school gym, 38 to 21. The early minutes were tight, with the first quarter ending 9 to 7 in favor of the college squad.
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Washington Tigers vs Grant Panthers gridiron clash on Coe field
A key Cedar Rapids high school Thanksgiving tilt features Washington Tigers and Grant Panthers at Coe field 2 30. Both sides show similar weights and speeds with notable injuries to Reyna Harbert Bohac Woodford and Nance. Grant fields ten seniors in the starting lineup while Washington plans eight seniors with possible sophomore in the backfield.
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Hazleton Drops Twin Bill at Winthrop High
Hazleton opened the 1932 basketball season with a double header at Winthrop. The Hazleton first team led by Robert Mannion and John Butters lost 30 to 16, while the second team fell 24 to 13 to Winthrop’s reserves.
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Belle Plaine Hosts Toledo in Thanksgiving Homecoming Game
Belle Plaine moves to Emerson field for the annual homecoming clash against Toledo on Thanksgiving Day. The season finale features the Belle Plaine squad aiming to cap their year with a win at home.
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Hopkinton High Defeats Colesburg 33 to 7 in Opener
Hopkinton High rolled to a 33 to 7 victory over Colesburg as F Smith led Hopkinton with 15 points. Colesburg scored first on a free throw but trailed 17 to 4 at halftime and never recovered.
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Wrestling Results And Local Social Notices From Belle Plaine
Sam Stern of Newark defeated Mike Romano in a wrestling result reported by the Associated Press. In Belle Plaine a homecoming and Thanksgiving party at the Methodist church featured an address by Dr. W. C. Cleworth and a student music program led by Miss Frances Snitkay with piano solos by several musicians. Center Point reports Rolland Floyd, farmer, hospitalized in Cedar Rapids after a Sunday evening horse accident that left his leg badly crushed with a double ankle fracture.
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Red Peppers on Pro Football and Boxing Trends
Pro football builds public favor says National League president Joseph F. Carr noting eight clubs may match 1931 attendance. Boston’s pro team draws 5,000 to 20,000 as interest grows. Howard Jones, Los Angeles, lucrative coaching and Hollywood ties cited. The piece questions Ruth Ruppert contract theater of sports pages and boxing champions fading from public memory.
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Funeral services for Mrs Flickinger held in local church
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday for Mrs Edward Flickinger 56 at the Methodist Episcopal church. She died Sunday at her Big Grove township home and is survived by her husband two sons and a daughter.
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Horizontal Length of a Circle and Related Clues
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Hoover Opposes Debt Delay and Outlines Plans
President Hoover urged that European war debts to the United States be respected and negotiated through mutual consent. He proposed creating a joint agency to exchange views with debtor governments, stressing that repayments should proceed while discussions continue and that cautious, mutually beneficial accommodations could be explored amid world economic recovery efforts.
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Hoover Opposes War Debt Delay
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Leadership and Responsibility for Our Country
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Roosevelt outlines four debt principles and diplomatic contracts
President Roosevelt reiterates four principles for handling debt relations with debtor nations. He says contracts can be pursued through existing agencies and diplomatic channels, noting Congress cannot limit the President's talks. He stresses existing debt agreements are unalterable except by Congress, and that the method allows timely attention to changing conditions. He spoke in Lynchburg en route to Warm Springs, reading a prepared statement with newspaper men.
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Seville Cathedral Dedicated in 1402 Holds Columbus Tomb
The Cathedral of Seville, the second largest Gothic church in Europe, was dedicated in 1402 and houses the tomb of Christopher Columbus.
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