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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1932

Page

8

Yale Smites Harvard 19 to 0 in Muddy Bowl Clash

Yale overwhelms Harvard 19 to 0 in Yale Bowl amid rain and mud. Bob Lassiter stars with bursts and two-way scoring drives as Yale delivers its most decisive win over Harvard in thirty years, ending a dismal Crimson season.

Yale Harvard New Haven Conn Crimson

Auburn Downs Georgia 14 7 In Title Race

Auburn overcomes a early deficit to edge Georgia 14 to 7 in a late offensive surge. The game featured State College punter Bob Greason and Duke’s Earl Clary in a famed kicking duel, with Greason averaging over 40 yards per punt across eight games.

Auburn Downs Georgia Greason Earl Clary Enterprise Raleigh Bob Greason State College Harry Rossiter Duke State Wolfpack Gamecocks South Carolina Pack South Clary Don Zimmerman Tulane

Georgia Tech Edges Florida 6 0 in Gators Homecoming

Georgia Tech wins 6 to 0 at Gainesville as a late second quarter TD caps a 76 yard drive. W A Davis stars for Tech with 91 yards of the Jackets 700 rushing yards, while Auburn closes in on the Dixie Conference title after beating Georgia.

Gainesville Fila Florida Georgia Tech Gators Yellow Jackets Tech W. A. Davis Auburn South Carolina Dixie Georgia Mott Joe Crouch Gilmore Plainsmen Bulldog Hitchcock Dupree Phipps Arial Place

Oregon State Falls to Fordham in Muddy Finish

In heavy rain at Fordham, Oregon State’s eight year streak against eastern foes ended when a blocked kick was returned for a safety. Keith Davis booted from the eight after a block, and Fordham’s George Fenton blocked it and tackled Davis for the decisive score as Fordham won 6 to 0 before about 8,000 spectators.

New York Oregon State Fordham Usky Beavers Northwest Keith Davis Beavers George Fenton Ram Davis

Maryland Downs Washington and Lee 6 to 0 on muddy gridiron

Maryland Old Liners edge Washington and Lee 6 to 0 in the final home game of the season. A short second period drive set up the scoring as Poppleman crashed through for the touchdown after Sawyer’s punt pinned the Generals deep. Widmyer failed the extra point, and the defense held the rest of the game.

Bob Lassiter Walter Levering Dud Parker Yale Ward Jack Crickard Lassiter Boys In Blue North Carolina Rod Lassiter Harvard Joe Crowley Crimson Barry Wood Dad Parker Trevering O'Connell Parker Elis Crickard Pumbles Hie Narre Leber Hardy Richols Bae Ieee Hallowell Center Converse Gundlach Cartin Bancroft Hageman Lexington Maryland Washington and Lee Generals Sawyer Hhe Brenner Widmyer Poppleman Maryland Pos. W L. Himes Thomas L Fotena Es Geell Ronser Martin L. G Ike Kk Fic Iesas Mitchel Eee Bole R Keenan Dyer Pine Hanley R Roppienen Ois Todd Q Eee Sawyer Nome Vo Mattox Henthorne

Four-Eyed Fish Draws Attention From Crocker Expedition

From the Templeton Crocker Expedition specimens gathered near Mexican and Central American islands a four-eyed fish from Honduras stands out. It has two sets of eyes for different viewing depths with one pair watching the river bottom and the other watching the surface for food.

San Francisco Mexico Central America Templeton Crocker Honduras

New Deal Couple Reconciles After Divorce By Court Order

Lorenzo P. Nuskelle and his wife separated for two years after 56 years of marriage in Denver. They obtained a special court order for immediate license issuance and were remarried, ending their long estrangement.

Denver Colo Lorenzo P. Nuskelle

Stagg ends Chicago coaching era with 18 7 loss

Amos Alonzo Stagg bowed out after 41 seasons as University of Chicago coach. his Maroons fell to Wisconsin 18 to 7 as the Badgers rallied from a 7 to 6 halftime deficit, denying a dramatic upset in a chilly field before about 20 000 fans.

Chicago Amos Alonzo Stagg University of Chicago Badgers Wisconsin Maroons

Stanford and California Play 0–0 In Rivalry Classic

Stanford Indians and California Bears battled to a scoreless tie in their 38th annual meeting under a blazing sun. The crowd topped 78,000 as Stanford led in yardage and first downs before both squads wrap up coast conference play with post season plans. Stanford faces Pittsburgh next Saturday, California hosts Georgia Tech on December 17.

Berkeley Cal Stanford Indians California Bears Far West Californians University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Georgia Tech

Scattered 1920s College Football Scores Report

A jumble of scores shows Stanford and California tied 6 all, Texas Christian and Rice 6 all, Texas Tech routing New Mexico 39 to 0, UCLAs 32, Northwestern 44 over Iowa 6, and many other results including Rutgers, Yale, Harvard, and Army in various mismatched listings. The mix includes several incomplete team names and odd spellings.

Stanford California Texas Christian Rice Eeenene Tech Louisiana Colege Palachian Maryville Texas Tech New Mexico Montana Montana Mines Billings Poly Northwestern Iowa Nebraska Oklahoma Utah Gies Brig. Young VA Utah Colorado A State Pordham &, Wesleyan Rochester Norwich Baltimore Alfred Mass Tufte Detroit Michigan State Bucknell Town Boston U Boston College Juanita Susquehanna Lehigh Lafayette Lebanon Valley Albright Villanova Temple Swarthmore Kinson Ae Military College Muhilenne Haverword Delaware Harvard Yale Navy Notre Duke North Via Maryland L. D. Syracuse Columbia Ae Oe Bk Eem Wesleyan Ocienter R. P Georgetown Citadel Citadel * =e oe 19. Hampden Sydney 25; St. Jonne 7. & Hen . W. and M Io State

Bear confronts woman at door after larder raids

In Vancouver a dog hunter’s larder theft led Mrs Harris to confront a large black bear at her kitchen door. She seized a large chunk of stove wood and swung it, nearly toppling into the bear’s reach as it sniffed near the entrance.

Vancouver Doge Murray Harris

Gamecocks poised to prevent Auburn title bid

Auburn faces South Carolina in a bid for the Southern Conference crown after a night of varied results across the region. Georgia Tech beat Florida 6 0 while Duke edged North Carolina 7 0 in Chapel Hill, and South Carolina defeated The Citadel 19 6 as several top teams rested for Thanksgiving.

Associated Press Auburn Tiger Columbus South Carolina

Purdue Beats Indiana 27 to 7 to End Season

In Lafayette Indiana November 19 Purdue Boilermakers finish undefeated season with a 27 to 7 victory over Indiana University in the Hoosier classic. Hecker and Purvis ran and Moss caught two long passes as Purdue claimed the old oaken bucket for another year. Indiana scored late in the final quarter but could not overtake the leaders.

Lafayette Ind Purdue Boilermakers Indiana University Fred Hecker Duane Purvis Indiana Paul Moss Crimson

Duke Clinches Dixie Cross Country Title Over UNC

Duke won the southern cross country championship at Chapel Hill led by Jerry Bray and Reb Bird tying for first in 27 minutes 21.8 seconds with Red Lewis close behind in third. North Carolina finished second as Duke totaled 23 points to UNC's 45 amid rainy, slick conditions.

Chapel Hill Duke Carolina Jerry Bray Reb Bird Red Lewis Galen Elliott North Carolina Vv. M. L Tennessee Washington & Lee Mississippi

Capacity Crowd Expected for Carolina Virginia Classic

Special to the Enterprise reports Scott Stadium will be packed for the Thanksgiving clash as North Carolina visits Virginia in the 37th meeting of the oldest Southern Conference series begun in 1892. Notables in attendance include Lord and Lady Astor, Acting President Newcomb, President Graham, and governors Pollard and Gardner.

Virginia Atlanta Trinity Carolina Tar Heels North Carolina Howell

Duke Ends 1932 Grid Season With Washington and Lee

Duke prepares for a final 1932 game against the Washington and Lee Generals at Duke Stadium. The Blue Devils, finishing a week of practice, seek a season closer after meetings with Washington and Lee in 1927 1930 and 1931. Star backs Mason Brehler Abbott Brownlee and guard Werner depart next spring.

Durham Duke Devils Washington and Lee Generals Duke Stadium Blue Devils Washington and Lee Lexington Generals Bute Jankoski Adams Lake Lowell Mason Sawyers Artie Brehler Ken Abbott John Brownlee Pop Werner

Widow Elizabeth Weil Found Dead in St Louis

In St Louis Missouri an 82 year old widow Elizabeth Weil was found dead. Police searched her belongings and recovered gold and bills totaling 2616 dollars indicating a hidden fortune perhaps.

ST. Louis Elizabeth Weil

Duke Beats Carolina 7 to 0 in Old ACC Rivalry

Duke earned a 7 to 0 victory over North Carolina, their first since 1893, with coach Wallace Wade praising his team and players Robister and Laney for strong punting. UNC coach Chuck Collins objected to a 15 yard penalty on a field protest and argued the official overreached on the field entry ruling.

Durham Duke Chuck Collins University of North Carolina Blue Devils Carolina Wallace Wade North Carolina Wade Blue Devil Rosister Laney Tar Heels Collins

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