Navy Beats Navy? Navy Beats Notre Dame In 10-6 Rain-Swept Showdown
In Cleveland on November 10, the Navy Midshipmen defeated Notre Dame 10 to 6 in a driving rain, extending their season win total to seven. Navy outweighed and outgained the Irish 206 rushing yards to 47 and capitalized with a 19 yard field goal and a late touchdown drive as 60,000 spectators watched.
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Tar Heels Hold Off Wildcats In Homecoming Victory
North Carolina defeats Davidson 12 to 2 at Richardson Field in a hard fought homecoming game. Tar Heels weather rain and stiff Davidson defense with key scoring drives from Hutchins and Jackson and a safety by NC. Buck and Mackerell are standout opponents, while Montgomery directs NC attack.
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Guilford Quakers Triumph 13-0 Over Western Carolina
In heavy rain at Guilford College on November 10, the Guilford Quakers defeated Western Carolina Teachers College 13 to 0. The win marked Guilford’s first NC State conference victory and their second win of the season as a steady defense and a strong passing attack fueled two scoring drives. Edwards scampered in from the one-yard line for Guilford’s final score.
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Alabama Trims Clemson by 40 in Homecoming rout
Alabama's Red Regiment defeated Clemson 40 to 0 in Birmingham before 8,000 fans. The Tide held evenly for ten minutes, then pulled away in the final period with a fast backfield trio scoring 20 points. Clemson struggled to sustain offense.
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Wisconsin Upsets Michigan With Stubborn Defense
Wisconsin defeats Michigan 10 to 0 at Michigan Stadium as Lynn Jordan opens with a 100 yard kickoff return and Mario Pacetti adds the decisive field goal in the fourth quarter after Stan Haukedah blocked a punt. Michigan squandered multiple scoring chances throughout, including a drive stalled at the Badger three yard line.
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Long's Tigers Edge Colonials 6–0 on Sulllivan Sprint
Washington, Nov. 10. LSU defeated George Washington University 6 to 0 behind a 62 yard kickoff return by Walter Sullivan. Burt Yates added a one yard TD run as the Tigers preserved their unbeaten record in a city showdown with the Colonials who played hard.
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Duke Harriers Top Navy 18 37 in Five-Mile Cross Country
Duke University cross country extended its three year unbeaten streak by defeating Navy 18 to 37 in Durham. Bill Morse of Duke led the harriers with a 23 25.1 time on the five mile course, followed by Jack Heritage Doug Ferris and Judson George. Navy finishers Furer and Shotenheim tied for fifth.
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Holy Cross Defeats Manhattan 12-6 in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on November 10 Holy Cross edged Manhattan 12-6 after three goal line stands by the Crusaders. Manhattan College gave a scare but could not force a tie or win as Holy Cross maintained the lead with strong defense and key scoring drives.
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Juvenile crime declines linked to sugar deficits
Experts say the drop in juvenile offenders reflects fewer crimes overall as many so called thefts of sweets from shops are attributed to youngsters lacking sufficient sugar at home.
Free Seat At Grid Game Fatal To Man
Lincoln man Harry Debus, 24, died after a tree limb he and companion William Ostrander, 35, sat on broke during the Pittsburgh Nebraska game at Memorial Stadium. Ostrander was seriously injured as they fell about 20 feet.
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Best results for summer legumes in June growth
The note advises achieving robust growth for summer legume crops during June to maximize yields. It highlights warm weather and adequate moisture as key factors to promote vigorous development.
Findlay Ends Year With 97 To 0 Game
Findlay finished its 1984 football season by routing Alfred Holbrook College 07 to 0 in a game noted for unusual plays. Ten Findlay players scored on 15 touchdowns as both teams crossed the end zone after the whistle, but only Findlay's scores counted. O Connell of Holbrook intercepted a Findlay pass and returned it 80 yards to the goal line as the game ended, but a Holbrook penalty nullified the play and Hoose scored for Findlay.
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Volunteers Beat Mississippi State In Muddy Field
Tennessee defeated Mississippi State 14 to 0 in a mud soaked game at Knoxville. Phil Dickens sparked a third quarter rally with two TDs and a 13 yard pass to Lew Ponders, then a 12 yard pass to Gene Rose. The Vols coasted after the stretch, using reserves as the rain slicked field slowed play.
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Women's Clubs Hold Fall Council Meet
In Reidsville on November 19 the North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs held its annual fall council. The program covered cooperation among women's groups for economic security efficient government and strong educational standards. Dr Harry D Wolf was to address the session on unemployment insurance.
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Governor Ely to Speak at Southern Development Board Meeting
Governor Joseph B. Ely of Massachusetts accepts invitation to address the Southern Development board in Atlanta on November 19. He will describe The New England Council, aligned with efforts to promote the southeast's resources alongside the new regional board.
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Airplanes Land Over Sea of Galilee Below Sea Level
It is possible for an airplane to fly lower than a submarine can dive. The Sea of Galilee, where airplanes land, is 680 feet below sea level, far beyond the record depth for underwater boats.
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Public Bakehouses Cook Dinners for Rurals at Small Charge
Public bakehouses in England offer dinners to rural residents at a nominal three to five cents, with diners supplying the meals themselves. The system provides affordable meals sourced locally.
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England
Illinois Triumphs Over Northwestern 14–3 in Low-Scoring Battle
Illinois uses a mix of passes and trick plays to defeat Northwestern 14 to 3 in Evanston. Les Lindberg connects on a key late pass and adds a pair of extra points, while Northwestern’s defense crowds the line and limits Illinois’ aerial game.
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Elon Bears Triumph Over Lenoir-Rhyne In Homecoming Bout
Elon College fans witnessed a 13 to 6 North State Conference win as Elon Christians, led by Abbitt and Stallings, edged Lenoir-Rhyne Bears in a cold rain. Key plays featured Abbitt runs and a first quarter touchdown, with Herrington adding the extra point and Poovey scoring for Lenoir-Rhyne late in the game.
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Wheels of NY at Rialto Rated Family Friendly
Motion Picture Guide lists Wheels of NY as suitable for Family audiences with various age classifications from Children to Young People. Alan James directs a sequence of old style western scenes including an Indian attack and buffalo stampede, praised for outdoor photography and an appealing horse and clever goose.
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Preak Rice
RICHEST GIRL IN THE WORLD at Paramount with Selter Cast
A light frothy story about an heiress to the Hunter fortune who hides as her secretary to test love for her money not the fortune. Miriam Hopkins Joel McCrea Fay Wray Henry Stephenson lead a witty cast and stylish direction.
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Mary Boland
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Dirward F. Cline
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Henry Hall
Zane Grey
Uate
Hollywood
Rialto
Raoul Walsh
Marion Davies
Bing Crosby
Pift D’orsay
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Rooner
200 Gorgeous Girls In Gold Diggers of 1933 Opens at Carolina
Warner Bros selects two hundred beauties from ten thousand applicants for the chorus and dance ensembles of Gold Diggers of 1933. Busby Berkeley oversaw the process from initial theater tryouts to final studio screening in North Hollywood. The film opens at the Carolina theater on Wednesday for a special return engagement.
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Sermon Tonight at Carolina Theater on Where Are the Dead
Rev John EF delivers a sermon tonight at 7 30 at the Carolina theater. The subject Where Are the Dead prompts reflection for attendees.
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Carolina Theater
Trinity Liberty Battle Ends in Scoreless Tie for County Title
In a tense county championship decider Trinity and Liberty played to a scoreless tie on Friday. Liberty's line stopped Trinity's threats as Ratledge and White battled on offense while Trinity's defense smothered Liberty's drives. Both teams showed strong fronts and limited aerial success, with Liberty intercepting late to preserve the stalemate.
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