Cutter Boots Navy Triumph Over Army In Muddy Rivalry
Navy defeats Army 3 0 at Franklin Field as Slade Cutter kicks the winning 19 yard field goal in heavy rain. Borries stars for Army with 81 rushing yards while Navy holds Army to 70 yards. Clark, Beries and Dornin anchor Navy defense amid a soggy, crowd-swept scene.
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Oswego
Navy
Army
Chicago
Franklin Field
Cutter
Jack Rabbit
Fred “Buzz” Berries
Bill Clark
Texas
Jack Buckler
Borries
Maurice Simons
Buckler
Simons
Clark
West Point
Carl Miller
Miller
Berries
Chuck Meyer
Associated Press
Midshipmen
Columbia
Bob Dornin
Sailor
Louis Robertshaw
Thunder Army
Academy
Dornin
Bob Mandelkorn
Bill Grohs
Grohs
Tom King
Thomas King
Army Navy
Shuler
Miller Vanta
C. M. Watters
William
Schechter
Bull
Baird
Cole
Schaffer
Zabriskie
Vogel
Schacht
Lee
Prestor
Stromberg
Necrason
Smith
Vincent
Marts
True
Meyer
Southern Methodist Beats Texas Christian in Windy Upset
In Dallas on December 1, Southern Methodist toppled Texas Christian 21 to 7 in a striking road win. Whitey Baccus sparked the attack with a 15 yard pass and a left end TD run, while Jack Smith added a 48 yard TD dash. The Mustangs gained momentum early and capitalized on the gusty conditions to surge to the conference win.
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Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Methodists
Mangs
Itn
Whitey” Baccus
Jackit’ Smith
Ford
Tians
Sammie Baugh
Horned Frog
Troppoli Named Captain of Elon's 1935 Grid Eleven
Elon College appoints John Troppoli captain of the 1935 football team at the Alumni banquet. The Neptune New Jersey resident succeeds Webb Newsome and starred in last year’s game against Davidson. Toastmaster Jake Thomas, Mayor C M Cannon, President Leon K Smith, and coach D C Peahead Walker spoke at the event.
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Elon College
John Troppoli
Elon
Davidson
Elon Christian
Webb Newsome
Salisbury
N. C
Trop
Neptune
Asbury
Wildcats
Jake Thomas
Greensboro
Leon K. Smith
D. C. “Peahead” Walker
C. M. Cannon
Elong College
Smith
Bees Prefer Nectar When Flowers Are Dry Says Study
Entomologists from the Department of Agriculture report bees avoid blossoms with rain or dew and prefer nectar from dry flowers, suggesting weather conditions influence foraging behavior.
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U. 8
Department of Agriculture
Henry Styers Jr Wins National Junior Golf Championship
Henry Styers Jr of Troop 31 Lexington is named winner of the National Junior Golf Championship for Scouts under 15, posting a 72 at Lexington Country Club. The 21 inch silver trophy will be presented December 4 at the First Baptist Hut Lexington with H G Owens officiating.
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Henry Styers, Jr
Lexington
America
Boys’ Life Magazine
Boy Scouts of America
Lexington Country Club
Swanna Club
H. A. Styers
Lonnie Carswell
R. L. Leonard
H. A. Styers, Jr
First Baptist
H. G. Owens
Uwharrie Council
Detroit Titans Upset Cougars 6-0 in Bowl Clincher
In Detroit on December 1 Doug Nott closed out his college career with a brilliant 6-0 victory over Washington State Cougars. Nott led a first period drive to a touchdown and then engineered a stifling Titan defense. Bo glarsky caught a key pass set up by Nott while Jones and Wieczorek completed the scoring sequence with a rushing touchdown. The extra point attempt by Jones failed.
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Doug Nott
Titans
Coast Club
Detroit
University of Detroit Titans
Cougars
Washington State
Nott
Cougar
Titan
Detroit Eleven
State
Boglarsky
Jones
John Wieczorek
Holy Cross
Boston College
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Duke
North Carolina State
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Washington
Huskies
Southern California
Trojan
Howard Jones
Vlandin Wins Confidence Vote Over Secret Funds Demand
Premier Pierre Etienne Vlandin secured a decisive vote of confidence in the chamber of deputies at Paris on December 1 for his demand to shield secret funds for the interior minister.
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Paris
Pierre-Etienne Vlandin
Chamber of Deputies
Interior
Navy Triumphs Over Army as Tulane Rice Share Honors
Navy edged Army 8-0 at Franklin Field on a Slade Cutter field goal after 80,000 fans braved rain. Rice crushed Baylor 32-0 to claim the Southwest title while Tulane upset LSU 13-12 to share the SEC crown with Alabama.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
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Philadelphia
Slade Cutter
Army
Navy
Rice
Owls
Texas Christians
Baylor
Tulane
Green Wave
Alabama
Louisiana State
Monk Simmons
Bucky Bryan
Bill Shepherd
Western Maryland
Georgetown
Holy Cross Wins Off Boston With Lone Touchdown
Holy Cross defeats Boston College 7 to 3 in a rain soaked game at Newton Massachusetts. Nick Morris starred as the Crusaders relied on power plays to pierce Boston’s defense. Captain Bugz Harvey added the extra point.
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Holy Cross
Boston
Newton
Mass
Nick Morris
Crusaders
Boston College
Notre Dame
Morris
Bugz
Harvey
Tom Brennan
Moynahan
Shepherd Leads Western Maryland in Unbeaten Season Finale
Bad Bill Shepherd stars for Western Maryland College as the Green Terrors beat Georgetown 13 to 0 at Municipal Stadium Baltimore. He carried most of the rushing yards five key plays, threw no passes, and kicked a waterlogged extra point in a mudfilled game.
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Robert L. Thompson
Municipal Stadium
Baltimore
Bill” Shepherd
Little Western Maryland College
Georgetown University
Shepherd
Oraveee
Williamette
Western Maryland
Washington Eleven
Georgetown
Terrors
Hoyas
Maryland
Ole Miss Defeats Mississippi State In Final-Minute Rally
In Jackson Mississippi on December 1 the University of Mississippi overcame a 3 0 deficit to beat Mississippi State 47 to 8 before 10 000 fans. Captain Jess Haley had booted a 36 yard field goal to put State ahead early, but Ole Miss surged late for the victory.
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Jackson
Miss
University of Mississippi
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Jess Haley
Woman Sought Bond Release After Husband's Death
Mary D Thomason, jailed on suspicion of killing her husband Ralph Stewar Thomason, a 37 year old laundry superintendent, seeks release on bond. A coroner jury ruled he died from a blow to the head delivered by Thomason after he attacked her while drunk, she said.
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Columbia
8. C
Cole L. Blease
Mary D. Thomason
Ralph Stewar Thomason
Thomason
W. H
Tigers fall to Tulane in thriller on knee injured Mickal
In Baton Rouge 30,000 fans watched Tulane's Green Wave edge Louisiana Tigers 13 to 12 as Mickal, hampered by a bad knee, missed two extra points and was carried off on a stretcher. Monk Simons scored the decisive Tulane touchdown after Seago's fumble recovery.
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Ralph Wheatley
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Huey Long
Louisiana Tigers
Tulane
Green Wave
Louisiana
Tiger
Abe Michal
Greenie
Monk ‘Simons
Mickal
Monk Simons
Tigers
Yates
Simons
Hardy
Tinsley
Seago
Michal
Barrett
Loftin
Tulane L
U. Ean
Guebbeaus Barrett Lips Co
Baldwin LG
I. W. A. Plans Monday Meeting
The I. W. A. will hold a called meeting tomorrow night at 7 at the hall on South Main Street for pre holiday planning. All members are urged to attend according to an announcement.
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South Main Street
Rice Triumphs Over Baylor to Claim Southwest Title
Rice Institute Owls secured the 19th Southwest Conference football crown by routing Baylor 32 to 0 in Waco. Led by All-American halfback Bill Wallace and All-Southwest quarterback John McCauley, Rice scored five touchdowns as about 8,000 spectators watched the performance.
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Waco
Tex
Jimmy Kitt
Rice Institute Owls
Baylor University
Owls
Baylor
Warriors
Bill Wallace
John McCauley
Football scores and odd notes from a seaside hotel history
Navy 3 Army 0 Holy Cross 7 Boston College 2 Western Maryland 13 Georgetown 0 South Miami 14 Georgia 7 Duke 828 North Carolina State 0 Tulane 18 LSU 12 Mississippi 7 Mississippi State 8 Rice Institute 82 Baylor 0 Detroit 6 Washington 14 USC 7 Heirs of a seaside hotel head waiter earned over 100000 after 49 years of service Scientists study why Atlantic water differs from Pacific water.
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Army
Holy Cross
Boston College
Western Maryland
Georgetown
Miorlda
A . Georgia
Georgia Duke
North Carolina State
Tulane
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Mississippi State
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High Point
Rickert Davis
Etree Rte Ee
Peace
Southwest Rice Institute
West Detroit
Southern
California
Lantic Ocean
Pacific
Wendy Sik
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Cireensboro
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