Yale Tops Dartmouth 6–0 on Second-Half Drive
Yale neutralized Dartmouth with a strong second-quarter surge led by Bob Lassister and Andy Callan. A 40-yard march produced the decisive touchdown as Yale secured a 6 to 0 victory before about 30,000 fans in New Haven.
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Yale
New Haven
Elis
Cannell
Lassiter
Andy Callan
Dartmouth
Crowey
O'Brien
Tuffis
Amtre Bean
Duquesne
Pisher
Olumbia
Brown Upsets Harvard 14-0 At Harvard Stadium
Brown University defeated Harvard 14 to 0 in Cambridge. Brown outplayed Harvard with stronger rushing and passing, scoring once in the second period and again in the third while Harvard failed to find the end zone. Referee W. D. Munginnis officiated. other officials included Zicock and Bergin.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Brown University
Bruin
Brown
Crimson
Mmescaee Es
W. D. Munginnes
Labish
Umire
W. B. Zicock
Dartmouth
Bergin
Princeton
Jonas Ingram
Navy
West Virginia Dominates Marquette 34-7 in Milwaukee
West Virginia defeated Marquette 34 7 in Milwaukee as the Mountaineers seized control after an early Marquette score. Key plays included a Ronzani to Becker pass for Marquette's touchdown and scott and Allen burning for WVU in the second and third quarters. The Mountaineers pulled away late to secure the win.
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Milwaukee
Wis
West Virginia
Marquette University
Marquette
Ronzani
Becker
Hellman
Scott
Karr
Allen
West Virginis
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Karras
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Virginia
Escressees
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Laoma
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McCarthy
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Meagher
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Kukla
Young Pat Page Receives Perfect Bridge Hand
H O Pat Page Jr University of Chicago full back drew thirteen spades in bridge at the Alpha Delta Phi house while waiting for the Illinois game. His hand yielded a grand slam after a seven bid as Prof Leonard Dikson noted the odds at one in 640000000000.
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Chicago
H. O
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University of Chicago
University of Illinois
Page
Alpha Delta Phi
Frank Harding
Raymond Whitney
Strother Carey
Harding
Leonard Dikson
University Mathematics Department
Tred Avon Wins Washington Handicap at Laurel
Tred Avon ridden by W Labret captured the $15,000 added Washington handicap at Laurel on Saturday. The favorite Equipoise finished second with Mate in third as the race featured the day’s premier event.
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Equipoise
Laurel, Md
W. Labret
Maryland
Washington
Laurel Race Track
Mate
Illinois Upsets Maroons 130 7 in Football Thriller
Illinois defeats Chicago 130 to 7 as Vin Sahlin breaks away for a 32 yard TD after a 23 yard return and Illinois outgains Chicago 107 to 145 in total offense. Chicago threatens late but Illinois holds 8 first downs to 4.
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Vin Sahlin
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Walser
Joseph Magidsohn
Michigan
Empire
Anthony
Haines
Yale
Lee Daniels
Loyola
Lnesman
R. C. Huston
Parsons
Purdue Triumphs Over New York University In Football Scoring 34 To 9
Purdue defeats NYU 34 to 9 behind Horstmann’s two touchdowns and Purvis run splashes. Pardonner adds three points on dropkick extras as Moss scores twice and MacDonald Howe adds a late NYU TD. The game features multiple lead changes and strong Purdue defense forcing safeties and turnovers.
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T. J. Thorp
Columbia
Haesman
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Pennsylvania
Feld
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Williams
New York
Moss
Ochler
Marion Legion Post Trapshoot Scheduled at Legion Park
The Marion American Legion post No. 298 sponsors a second fall trapshoot at 1:30 p.m. today in Legion Park near Marion. The event is open with several competitions on the schedule.
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Marion American Legion
Legion Park
Marion
Michigan Edges Princeton In Postponed Football Fight
Michigan escapes with a 14 to 7 victory over Princeton as key plays and a late third quarter score swing the game. Ward and Bernard score for Michigan while Bales and Fortune add Princeton points.
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CeMe
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Chicago
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West Point
Jay Wyatt
Missouri
Grinnell Harriers Edge Tigers In Close Two Mile Meet
Pilbrow Pfeiffer and Gordon led Grinnell to a 23 to 32 victory over Missouri as they finished in a dead heat for first with a 10 minute 9.6 second time. Tigers Wagner Clark Powell trailed, Barber seventh, Hackney Boulware eighth ninth, Pojman tenth amid a brisk cold wind on Rollins field track.
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Gordon
Grinnell College
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Powell
Barber
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Hackney
Boulware
Missouri
Pojman
Rollins Field
Hornsby Seen Taking Street's Job As Manager Of Cardinals
Henry McLemore reports on Hortense L. Smoo’s investigation into Rogers Hornsby joining the St. Louis Cardinals. The memo outlines possible motives including management, sentimental reasons, or ornament, but discounts play as a regular infielder. Smoo suggests Hornsby may become manager if Street departs, advising patience until spring.
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Street
Cardinals
New York
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Sam
Sam Breadon
Breadon
Rajah
Chicago
Bottomley
Collins
Gabby Street
Houston
Nature
Brendon
Hortense L. Smoo
Pitt Triumphs Over Irish 12-0 in Tough Showdown
Pittsburgh shuts out Notre Dame 12 to 0 as Ted Dailey returns a kickoff for a touchdown after a blocked extra point. Notre Dame attempts a late surge with sustained drives but Pitt’s defense and kicking survive.
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al McGuff
Ted Dailey
Dailey
Notre Dame
Whitney Entry Captures Close Race At Latonia
The Dark from C. V. Whitney won the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes at Latonia by a nose over Caesar's Ghost of Brookmeade, taking the $15,000 added race after a fast start.
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Whitney
Latonia
C. V. Whitney
Brookmeade
Alabama Edges Kentucky 12-7 To End Nine-Year Jinx
In Lexington Kentucky Alabama overcame a 7 6 deficit late in the final period as a midfield drive capped a 12 7 victory ending the Tide's nine year drought against the Wildcats.
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Kentucky
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Tide
Metcalf's Rise Tied to Oberlin Upset of Ohio State
Oberlin 7, Ohio State 6 in 1921 game that boosted Thomas Nelson Metcalf into football fame. He later became athletics director at Chicago, after coaching Oberlin, Columbia, Minnesota and Iowa, and guiding several undefeated seasons.
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Nelson Metcalf
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Chicago University
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Cornell
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Iowa
Penn Powers Past Navy 14 to 0 in Philadelphia
The University of Pennsylvania defeated Navy 14 to 0 in Philadelphia to extend its unbeaten streak to five wins. Penn dominated with a strong kicking game and effective run and pass plays, stifling Navy throughout the game.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Puntene Planges
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Ana ¢ Clark
Mary
Collis
Perina
Mung
Iit Cen
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Padi Salah
J A Weeee
Dexter B.very
J McCarthy
Germantown Academy
M.thommpson
Georgetown
F. R. Walace
Watkinston College
Another Son Added To Bill Terry's Family
MEMPHIS Tenn AP Bill Terry manager of the New York Giants is the father of a new son born to his wife at a Memphis hospital Friday They now have three sons and a daughter.
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Memphis, Tenn
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Memphis
Iowa Freshmen Prove Talent In Hawkeye Scrimmage
University of Iowa coach Ossie Solem tests a large freshman class led by Denison quarterback Joe Richards and Walter Ewald of Sioux City in practice against the varsity. The group includes Marvin McAlister Winfield Lloyd Hoffman Sibley Casey Jones Ames and many other rising players forming a powerful depth pool for 1933.
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Ossie Solem
Hawkeye
Bill Boelter
Suble Ulmvcissuy
Joe Richards
Denison
Walter Ewald
Central High
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Richards
Kenneth Smith
Correctionville
Elton Hoover
Redding
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Lloyd Hoffman
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Ames
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Jones
Dick Crayne
Fairfield
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Sadler
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Rock
Roosevelt High
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Leytze
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Sect
Grant High
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Donald Brutsman
Washington
David Flage
Waukon
Elmer Kewley
Merle Hall
Jack Biddens
Council Bluffs
Lamar Smith
J. Louis
George Coulter
Seneca
Paul’ ‘Miller
Luther
Carver
Grid Stars Of 5 Southern Teams Accused As Pros
Atlanta dispatch reports charges and denials of professionalism among grid stars from five southern colleges clouding the conference. Vanderbilt student paper alleges some records not fully accurate. responses come from Tennessee Georgia Tulane and Alabama figures. The dispute touches seven conference players and calls for broader scrutiny of summer semi baseball records.
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INS
Dixie
Hustler
Vas 4Derbilt University
Tenessee
Georgia
Tulane
Alabama
Cece Ag
Vandy
Coart O Elliptic Elements in Holm Film
Fragmentary OCR mentions Coart O and Holm film elements with backstroke and Olympic games. Readable items reference Coats and K elements, but details remain unclear.
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Eleans
Holm
Coats
Ester Zleaner
Escarant
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