Duke Takes Hard Earned Win Over Kentucky 13-0
Duke defeats Kentucky 13 to 0 in Durham as Ellis Johnson shines with efficient passing and punting. Johnson drives Kentucky’s offense while Freddie Crawford anchors Duke’s defense and tackle play despite heavy pressure from the visitors.
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Maryland Holds Vanderbilt 13 to 0 in Polo Grounds Play
Vanderbilt finally functional in the late second half defeats Maryland 13 to 0. Touchdowns by Myers and Fortune plus Beasley extra point give the Commodores the win as Vanderbilt’s line shuts down Maryland’s attack and holds strong on defense through the balance of the game.
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Branch Bocock
Georgia
Richard Carrington
Virginia
Richard Daniels
New York University Beats Georgia Bulldogs 13 to 7
NYU defeats visiting Georgia 13 to 7 in a tight game dominated by two late third quarter passes from Bob McNamara to Jack MacDonald. MacDonald and Jim Tanguay scored for NYU while Georgia's Gaston and Grant replied, but extra scoring went to NYU as the Bulldogs failed on eight passes.
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Catholic U Drubs Wake Forest 14 to 6 in Dixie Scramble
Catholic University surged to a 14 to 6 victory over Wake Forest in Washington. Peters on a 72-yard run sparked the CARDS with Sheary adding points after two more Cardinal scores. Wake Forest managed five of 23 passes while Catholic held the Deacons to 16 first downs and 247 rushing yards.
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VOLS blank Mississippi State 31 to 0 in conference win
Tennessee, using reserves after a first quarter surge, rolled to a 31 0 victory over Mississippi State to stay undefeated in Southern Conference play. Brackett returned a kickoff 88 yards, Petruzzo added a 78 yard run, Feathers scored from ten yards and Dorsey plus Petruzzo finished with short TDs.
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Grid Leaders of Nation Intact After Yesterday
AP notes college football moved into November with top teams winning largely as expected. Pitt, Colgate, Brown, Columbia, Michigan, Purdue, Notre Dame, USC, Texas, Tennessee, Auburn and LSU all posted victories, with Fordham shocking St Marys 14 0 and Missouri defeating Oklahoma 14 6 in the Big Six.
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Stag Meeting at High Point Country Club
Members of the High Point Country Club are invited to an election stag party Tuesday evening at the club house. L. M. Matton and R. T. Amos announced plans for the event to receive local, state and national returns via a special telegraph wire with a stag supper at 10 30. Officials expect a majority of members to attend.
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Duke Thrusts into Final Lap of Big Five Title Chase
The Blue Devils remain atop the Big Five as they enter the homestretch of the 1932 season with two crucial tests ahead. Duke meets North Carolina State in Raleigh and then faces North Carolina, a sequence charged with history of close games and high stakes for the crown.
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Mardi Gras Fete Plans Outshine Prior Greenville Events
Plans for a gigantic Mardi Gras affair in Greenville are announced. The enterprise describes a citywide fête bigger than any previous Greenville celebration with details to attract participation and spectators.
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Roy's 90 Yard Run Wins Davidson Upset in NC State Battle
In Charlotte on November 5, North Carolina State defeated Davidson 7 to 3. Roy’s 90 yard kickoff return set up the Wolfpack’s lone touchdown as Bruce Peabody added a field goal earlier in the fourth period. Davidson threatened multiple times but could not finish drives. State outgained the Wildcats 184 to 173 yards.
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Japanese script basics for gendered syllabaries
The text notes two sets of kana used in Japan: katanaka for men and hiranage for women. It describes gendered usage of scripts in historical writing and education contexts.
New Policies and Facts in Brief
The report notes an average nine foot length for full grown griz zly bears. It also mentions a new Manchurian government ban on child marriages.
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