Army and Navy clash on muddy Franklin Field today
About 80,000 expected as Army meets Navy in the annual service game at Franklin Field. Weather dampens plans but fans pack the stands while the Cadets rely on a heavier line and versatile backs to challenge Navy’s fleet, with past series showing Army leading 8 wins to Navy 2 with two ties.
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Kanawha Cagers Open Season At Alfred Holbrook
Kanawha College basketball opens its season with a 21 20 freshman vs sophomore win over Alfred Holbrook College in Manchester Ohio. The game went to overtime after a 24 24 tie at the end of regulation with sophomores pulling ahead late.
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Runyon Favors Middies to Win As Navy meets Army in Philadelphia
Army Navy week headlines a slate of conference deciders as Navy seeks a breakthrough win over Army in Philadelphia. Runyon notes Navy’s offense advantages and Berri as a key back, with Alabama Tulane LSU chasing titles and a heavyweight day of college football around the nation.
Race results from yesterday show mixed times and placings
A garbled list of race results names horses owners and times appears. The readable items mention Dornoch Glynean Daudel Grand Champion and Royal Pride among others with various ages from 2 years up and times around 4 minutes. Other details include payouts and snippets of event notes.
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Fragmented OCR notes from a newspaper page
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and items including names like Sleepy Joe and Prince with scattered numbers. It mentions an eighth race, a three year old, a claimed purse of 800 dollars, and various odd phrases. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent narrative.
Carideo Quits Missouri Post
Columbia Mo Nov 30 Frank Carideo Notre Dames All America quarterback in 1929 and 1930 resigned today from the University of Missouri as one of the first major victims of the open season on unfortunate football coaches. He cited the disastrous season and a 20 0 loss to Kansas as factors and said he would remain until the close of the school year while considering other coaching offers. If accepted, the resignation would take effect next September. Possible successors include Faurot Stuber and Navy Ingram who recently quit football to go into business.
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Tri-State Stars To Play Sunday Charity Clash At Forbes Field
Pittsburgh November 30 Tri State Stars join Joe Bach's volunteers to form an all stars lineup for a Sunday charity clash against the Pirates at Forbes Field. The team includes Art Strutt Duquesne George Rade Duke Joe Mihm Carnegie Tech and Hairbresh Harry Johnson St Vincent with West Virginia and Washington and Jefferson stars joining tomorrow. Pro season ended for the Pirates with Ludy DiMesso supervising a workout. Proceeds go to the Vincentian center.
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Noonday Cops In Volley Ball
The Y M C A Noonday volley ball team defeated the Owens Bottling aggregation on the Y courts last night. The Bottlers offered a hard fight and kept the score closer than the final, with Noonday showing better polish for a future close battle with Neondsy. Key players included Dives Jeckson and others, as the Noonday team posted 15 to 4 in one set and won multiple frames.
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St Albans Red Dragons Announce 16 Game Basketball Card
St Albans high school outlines a 16 game schedule featuring Huntington Ceredo Kenova South Charleston Hamlin and Dunbar. Only a few experienced players return led by all state forward Nig Weitzel. Home and away dates span December through February with most games set against regional rivals.
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Bloom to Investigate Army Navy Ticket Scandal
Representative Bloom of New York announced plans to seek a congressional investigation into how Army Navy football tickets are allocated and distributed. He cited speculation by New York brokers reselling passes for 550 to 75 a pair while the general public cannot buy at the official price.
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Lions Open Drills As North South Team Picks Loom
Charles ton High School Lion Cagemen shift focus from gridiron to basketball as Southern West Virginia talent gathers for a 16 game schedule. Hutson leads a rebuilding Lions squad missing key losses while facing a demanding early season with Nitro, Charleston, Clendenin, Bluefield and Huntington on the slate.
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Alabama and Stanford battle for the Rose Bowl berth
In a preview from Pasadena, Alabama is favored to face Stanford in the New Year classic. Alfred Masters notes Alabama’s strong 1920s teams and Stanford’s defense, while observers weigh conference strength and Rose Bowl history as Alabama seeks a fourth appearance.
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Alabama Gears for Fourth Rose Bowl Bid in 1935
Alabama students adopt California Here We Come as the Red regiment prepares for a Rose Bowl trip. Frank Thomas leads the team through three signal practices next week and ten days of intense camp before departure on December for the coast. Knute Roel, a Yale mentor, voices pride in the Crimson Tide's season and a fourth Rose Bowl invitation.
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City Pin Team To Play Tonight At Local Bowl
Tonight at 7 30 the City Pin Team faces Huntington in the final game of a two match series. First card bowled in Huntington last week. total pins across both games determine the winner. Local outfit will feature R Bere els Callahan Edwards and Bour ner as top players amid Charleston’s strong bowling scene.
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Midgets Trim Tigers At Val Bell Park Football
The Midgets defeated the Tigers 22 to 7 at Val Bell Park. Gilbert, L. Page and Warner starred for the winners while Young and Wilson played for the losers. The article lists weights and player notes, noting Wagner contact for team inquiries.
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Charles Town Meet Opens Amid Jockey Club Shaping Future
Charles Town set to open as plans for a Shenandoah Valley jockey club loom. Officials discuss agricultural labor, with Spain favoring manpower yet permitting machines on farms, signaling shifts in employment and farming practices.
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