Colgate Eleven Smears Brown 21 to 0 to End Season Undefeated
Colgate defeated Brown 21 to 0 at Aldrich Field before 27 000 fans, finishing the season undefeated. Colgate outgained Brown 229 rushing yards to 24 and dominated on both lines, with standout performances by Captain Smith Prondecks and Ardesen as key blockers and Houdini in the backfield. Brown could not penetrate Colgate’s defense, managing only six first downs and a lone safety late in the game.
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Brown
Rovidence
Red Raiders
Aldrich Field
Andy Kerr
Smith Prondecks
Ardesen
Fild Houdini
Bevn
Browns
Bob Chases
Raiders
Ash
Anderson
Kane
Bob Rowe
Shomir
Brigham Young Licks South Dakota 12 to 7
The report notes Brigham Young College defeating South Dakota with a 12 to 7 score. Details are fragmentary and the event lacks full context.
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Brigham Joung Licks
South Dakota
Detroit Beats Oregon State 14 to 6 in Thrilling Tilt
Detroit Titans defeat Oregon State 14 to 6 before about 12,000 as Young catches two TD passes from Notts and Marsh adds a passing score. Notts connects for two extra points, and Detroit edges the heavy Oregon squad in a hard fought game.
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Detroit
University of Detroit
Oregon State
Titans
Young
Douglass Notts
Marsh
Oregon
Davis
Moe
Pangle
Jestin
Beer
Nott
Reisterer
Notts Crent
Dero
Oreesa Ste Owe
Ccvw
Oregons
New York U Rally Beats Carnegie 13-6 at Yankee Stadium
New York University overcame a first three quarters deficit to edge Carnegie Tech 13-6 in the season finale before about 18 000 spectators. Bob McNamara and Jim Tanguay starred in the decisive late drive with a 45 yard pass to Maynard White and a reception by Tanguay for the winning touchdown.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
New York University
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
McNamara
Tanguay
Bob McNamara
Jim Tanguay
The
Violet
Maynard White
Harry Temple
Bribhant
Temple
Tech
N.Y U
Bon McNamatia
Bob Lie
Cannes
Pat Carnegie
Govard
Change Will Not Be The Same Without the Old Van
Fragmented OCR shows a convoluted sports and editorial mix referencing Change Will Not Be The Same Without the Old Van in a dubious newspaper page. It mentions names like Roosevelt and Morton and includes scattered notes on events, dates, and a stamped envelope.
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Chenge
van Fround
Mpewan Files Suit Against Holy Cross
Worcester case details John J McEwan, Holy Cross suspended football coach, seeking restraining order to keep him as coach through 1933 season. Suit argues suspension breaches contract and would irreparably harm his reputation before key game against Boston College.
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Worcester
Mass
John J McEwan
Holy Cross
MccEwan
Boston College
Burns Corcoran
G. Harvard
Manhattan
McEwan
Brown
Bart Sullivvn
Sullivan
McEwans
McEwson
Warner Condemns Dead Ball Rule In Football Code
Pittsburgh report reviews a controversial dead ball rule in football. The article notes criticism from Warner and cites league officials and game impact. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Warner
Parnell High Defeats Millersburg In Tight 13 11 Victory
Parnell High beat Millersburg 13 to 11 in a hard fought basketball game. The score was tied late, with the decisive points coming in the final seconds. The Parnell girls team also topped the alumni 24 to 22.
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Parnell
Millersburg
Gazette Miltershurg
Parnell Jagt
Molerburg
Alumniuis
Letts High Beats Conesville 27 to 12 to Open Season
In Columbus Junction Letts high school basketball defeated Conesville 27 to 12 Tuesday evening at Letts to start the season. In the preliminary game Conesville junior varsity beat Letts junior varsity 9 to 5.
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Letts High
Conesville
Columbus Junction
Letts
Amor High
Northwestern Reduces Cage Ticket Prices
Northwestern lowers basketball season ticket price from 130 to 0.90 dollars plus a 0.10 dollar government tax. Athletic Director K. L. Wilson announced on Thursday discussing the reduced rates.
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Northwestern
Evanston I
K. L. Wilson
Rivers to Head East After Fight Friday
Joe Rivers meets Shick Jesnick in a ten round benefit show Friday night in Newton. After the bout Rivers heads east with manager Tommy Caldwell directing plans for Savannah Georgia and Erie Pennsylvania bouts.
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Joe Rivers
Shick Jesnick
Newton
Jesnick
Rivers
Tommy Caldwell
Danny Davis
Cimeinnatt
Caldwell
Savannah
Erie
Iowa Captain To Be Elected At Iowa Nov 30
University of Iowa will elect its 1933 football captain on November 30 at the annual banquet for the squad and staff. Eligible seniors named include Francis Schammel of Waterloo tackle Joe Laws Colfax halfback Tom Moore Waterloo guard Howard Moffitt Town City quarterback Harold Swaney Grinnell and Ray Fisher Des Moines end. Coach Ossie Salem will announce major and minor winners at the banquet.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Jetter
Francis Schammel
Waterloo
Joe Laws
Colfax
Tom Moore
Howard Moffitt
Town City
Harold Swaney
Grinnell
Ray Fisher
Des Moines
Ossie Salem
Center Junction doubles up Oxford Junction in basketball
Center Junction high school swept Oxford Junction with the girls winning 20 to 14 and the boys 21 to 13 at Center Junction on Tuesday.
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The
Gazette
Center Junction
Center Junction High School
Oxford Junction Cagers
Pitcher’s Job Soft Now To Old Days
The piece recalls Joe McGinnty and other stars from earlier eras who pitched many innings. It contrasts today’s pitchers with two days’ rest to the heavy workloads of the past. It mentions Tony Mulone of Cincinnati and St Louis and One Armed Dalt, who once led the National League in strikeouts.
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Joe McGinnty
Tony Mulone
Cincinnati
St Louis
Dalt
Penn Edges Cornell 13 7 in Thanksgiving Classic
A 60 000 crowd watched Penn defeat Cornell 13 to 7 on Thanksgiving Day. Penn broke a 7 7 tie late as Don Kellett and Munger combined on a 1 yard touchdown run and Kellett added the extra point for the decisive score. Martinez Zorilla had tied the game for Cornell with a punt return TD after Cornell recovered a Penn punt.
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UMA Ae
Penn
Cornell
Stanley Fokolls
Calla
Don Kellett
Munger
Creerge Munger
Kellett
Martinez-Zorilla
Carl Perinan
Johnny Ferraro
Dick Bower
Cornell Tenn Wuallace
Burnett George
Sokolis
Willson Brocs Co
Enele Kossack
Yablonski
Murdock
Colehower
Hemeon Switzer
Collis Beyer LH
Munser Hedden
Lewis Viviano
Perina
Martinez-Zortlln
Fayette High Eleven Unbeaten This Year
The Fayette high school eleven coached by Don Vernimont finished undefeated and won the Fayette county prep conference title. The season included five victories and one tie in the county league, with a 12 0 win over Clermont and a 13 13 tie with Sumner. Captain Roger Hubbell led the squad through a string of strong performances in football this season.
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Fayette
Fayette High School
Don Vernimont
Fayette Lads
Fayette County Prep
Vernimont
Moray Eby
Tce College
Wernimont
Roger Hubbell
Clermont
Sumner
Elgin
Maynard
Arlington
West Union
Oclwein
Lowden Independents Open Season with Win Over Lisbon
The Lowden Independents defeated the Lisbon Bears 31 to 21 in the local gym. Kruckenberg led Lowden with 10 points while Bowers added 5 for Lisbon. halftime stood 21 to 12.
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Lowden
Lisbon
Engera
Strawberry Point Boys Triumph in Season Opener
The Flirport boys were defeated 25 to 7 and the girls fell 15 to 10 as Strawberry Point opened the basketball season Tuesday evening.
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Strawberry Point
Bprdal
the Gazette
Strawberry Point Ta
Flirport
Wheatland and Lowden Split Basketball Doubleheader
Wheatland defeated Lowden 27 13 in the first game as Wheatland’s first team led. In the second match Lowden won 21 10, splitting the twin bill on Tuesday evening.
Rentner Named Most Valuable Of Wildcats
Evanston Illinois Northwestern star back Ernest Pugi Rentner earned the title of most valuable player for the 1932 season joining other famed Wildcats heroes despite rib injuries from the Notre Dame game.
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Wildcats
Evanston
Ill
Ernest Pugi Rentner
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Martelle Sweeps Wyoming In Tuesday Doubleheader
Martelle high school defeated Wyoming teams in a home doubleheader Tuesday. The first game ended 26 to 15 with Wyoming winning the second contest as well. The report also notes airplane climb rates from 400 to 1,200 feet per minute.
Cornell And Bradley Play Scoreless Tie
Cornell and Bradley battled to a scoreless tie on a soggy field before about 2,000 fans. Key plays included interceptions by Handley and a late Cornell drive to the Bradley 8 yard line, but no scoring. Captain Harry McClarence and linemen Zimmermann Daugherty Lindenmeyer starred for Bradley. Shadle Reynolds and Herdahle led Cornell’s attack.
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Peoria
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Bradley
Reynolds
Cornel
Shadle
Iowans
Sergeant
Harry McClarence
Tech
Lee Handley
Rush Fischer
Mel Herdahle
Zimmerman
Daugherty
Lindenmeyer
Watson
Reynolls
Haloupek
Osburn
Anderson
Bradley Sanderson
Buckler
T . Anderson Morgan
Harms
Annasenz
McDonald
Cassiey
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Crogty Nerdahl
Waters Gibbs
Fleeher
Wee
Bradley—McClarence
Gibbs
Presier
Morgan Sepich
Sanderson Daugherty
Wilson
Murrod
Shipset
Hammond
Madison
Sells
Ray
Hamilton
U. S Ct
Carib
Holiday Drake
Dale
Waashi
Cornell Invades Peoria To Combat Bradley Machine
DES MOINES INS reports Thanksgiving football featured Iowa conference action. Key games affect the race for the title as Simpson meets Penn, Luther plays Columbia, and Parsons faces Iowa Wesleyan. Morningside hosts North Dakota State in a non conference tilt.
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INS
Iowa
Simpson
Penn
Oskaloosa
Luther
Columbia
Dubuque
Parsons
Iowa Wesleyan
Mount Pleasant
Morningside
Sioux City
North Dakota State
Cornell
Bradley Tech
Peoria
Belle Plaine Hosts Brooklyn Merchants in Revenge Game
The Belle Plaine Cardinals meet the Brooklyn Merchants on their home field Sunday. Belle Plaine has won the two prior matchups this season by 6 0 and 2 0, promising a hard fought game.
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Sprefal
Gazette Belle Plaine
Belle Plaine Cardinals
Brooklyn Merchants
Oneida Splits With Greeley In Doubleheader
Special to The Gazette Oneida basketball teams split a double header with Greeley on the latter's floor Tuesday night. The curtain-raiser between the second teams favored Greeley with an early lead. the final score stood 22 to 3. In the senior game Oneida won 27 to 21 highlighting a balanced scoring effort.
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Oneida
Greeley Boys
Boxing Roundup From Various Cities
Sporadic boxing results from multiple cities. Gena Sathe stopped Storer Bernard in South Dakota. Kenny Angestin Allanece beat Johnny Martin in Nebraska. Trish McKenna knocked out Freddy Mills in Philadelphia. Joe Knight outpointed Chick Rains in Savannah. Smoky Magicard defeated Mickey Breen in Cincinnati. Mary Rosenbom outpointed Tony Fotoni in Sacramento.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Young Gena
Ba Sathe
Storer Bernard
Flint Cie Sionn Falls
S. D
Kenny Angestin Allanece Neb
Johnny Martin
Larchwond
Trish McKenna
Tradall
Freddy Milles
Philadelphia
Savannah
Joe Knight
Cairo
Chick Rains
St. Louis
Tom Hambeick
Russ Kowsey
New York
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