Adams Millis Tops Schoolfield In Open Drive
Adams-Millis defeated Schoolfield 33 to 21 in a rough, opening Piedmont league game at the local YMCA. Intririe led Adams-Millis with 12 points, Pepper Martin and Hack Spencer added six each, and Danville’s Mattin topped Schoolfield with nine points.
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Army Triumphs Over Princeton in Rain Delayed 19-7 Victory
Army dominates Princeton 19-7 as Art Frontczak Charley Long and Woodrow Wilson spark an aerial attack and ground surge. A blocked punt and key pass plays help Army seize control, while Mountain scores for Princeton amid persistent Cadet pressure.
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Army
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Art Frontczak
Charley Long
Woodrow Wilson
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Little
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Fighting Irish Edge Northwestern in Narrow Victory
Notre Dame defeats Northwestern 9 to 7 behind 22-year-old substitute QB Willard Hofer who scored all nine Irish points. Hofer’s 65-yard interception return and a 20-yard field goal provide the winning margin as Northwestern stalls in the late drive.
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Evanston
Notre Dame
Willard Hofer
Rock Island, I
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Northwestern
Irish
Young Hofer
Jack McGuin
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Wildcats
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Elmer Layden
Waldorf
Wildcat
Paul Soper
Soper
Ted Grefe
Jay Laskay
Paul Morrison
Laskau
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McGurn
Bernie Jefferson
Ollie Hahnenstein
Jack McGurn
Contens
Bob Saggan
Jefferson
Hahnenstein
Jack Ryan
Zontini
Saggan
Sheridan
Thesing
Kelly Socorro Teter
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Fordham Rams trash South Carolina in rain at Polo Grounds
Dom Principe raced 63 yards for Fordham as they defeated South Carolina 15 to 0 in frosty Polo Grounds play. Kochel recovered a blocked punt for Fordham's third period touchdown. Yudikaitis added the extra point after Principe's score. Gamecocks fought back late but could not reach the end zone.
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Drew Middleton
New York
Knute Rockne
Dom Principe
Fordham
South Carolina
Polo Grounds
Jimmy Crowley
Rockne
Rex Enright
Notre Dame
Mike Kochel
Gamecocks
Principe
Angelo Fortunato
Gamecock
Alex Yudikaitis
Kochel
Ed Clary
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Hearn
J. B. Henson
Fordham Scort
Ciple
Friedgen
Yudikaitis
J. G. Keegan
Pittsfield
Mass
J. ¥. Perry
Syracuse
Dixon Foster
Hampden-Sydney
A. K. Marsters
Dartmouth
The prickly pear plant explodes into colorful fruits
The prickly pear, also called the Indian fig, is a cactus not a true pear or fig. This plant yields bright fruits and is notable for its spiny pads and decorative appeal.
Sooners Clinch Big Six Title With 10–0 Victory
Oklahoma upset Iowa State 10 to 0 as the Sooners’ aerial attack overcame a stout Cyclone defense to secure the Big Six championship. A crowd of 21 500 watched Iowa State defeated for the first time in 11 starts while Oklahoma remained unscored upon in conference play.
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Oklahoma
Iowa State
Soon—s
Southlanders
Iowans
Sooners
Cyclones
Purdue Dazzles Indiana 13 to 6 in 41st Big Ten Clash
Purdue offense sparkled as Lou Brock and Jack Brown led a 13-6 victory over Indiana before 32 000 fans in Lafayette. Brown opened with a 98 yard kickoff return for a TD, Brock added an eight yard rushing score, while Indiana answered with an 80 yard march capped by Ray Dumke.
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Lafayette
Ind
Lou Brock
Jack Brown
Purdue
Boilermakers
Indiana
Brown
Indianapolis
Brock
Stafford
Kans
Mal Elward
Georgetown Ends Undefeated Season in Maryland Victory
Georgetown University finished the season undefeated with a 14 to 7 win at College Park against Maryland in a rain soaked game attended by about 10 000 spectators. A post riot erupted with fans tearing down goal posts and police breaking up fights as the Hoyas sealed the game with a late two point safety.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Wolverines
Ohio State
Bucks
College Park
Georgetown University
Maryland
Georgetown
Hoyas
Definition of hour based on day length in seasons
The text explains that an hour was defined as one twelfth of the period from sunset to sunrise and also as one twelfth of the daylight period, making the hour vary in length with the seasons.
Horns Reveal Rocky Mountain Sheep Ages by Growth Rings
A field study observes Rocky Mountain sheep horns showing growth rings that indicate the animals' ages. Researchers note horn patterns vary by age and region, offering a noninvasive aging method for the species.
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Rocky Mountain
VMI Defeats Roanoke College 6-0 in Rainy Clash
Virginia Military Institute beat Roanoke College 6-0 at Lexington as captain Andy Trzeciak scored on a third period plunge after a Roanoke punt rolled to the 22. Trzeciak and his mates trusted ground plays to near the goal, with a failed point after.
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Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Roanoke College
Andy Trzeciak
Roanoke
Trzeciak
Brown
California Bears Triumph 6-0 Over Stanford in Classic Rivalry
In Berkeley, the California Bears defeated Stanford 6-0 before about 82,000 fans, seizing a late break when Fred Ledeboer fumbled. Vic Bottari delivered the key play with a 21 yard scoring connection to Angelo Reginato, though his extra point was blocked.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Bears
Stanford Indians
Fred Ledeboer
Stanford
Louis Smith
California
Indians
Vic Bottari
Angelo Reginato
Bottari
Golf Exhibition Stars End Two Year Tour
Horton Smith Jimmy Thompson Harry Cooper and Lawson Little closed their two year exhibition tour after 160 matches in 41 states and Canadian provinces. They will take a long rest from the exhibition circuit to improve their tournament play.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Horton Smith
Jimmy Thompson
Harry Cooper
Lawson Little
Sharks harmed by blow to snout near brain
The article notes that sharks can be killed quickly by a strike on the snout where the brain lies near the surface, highlighting vulnerabilities of these marine predators.
Panthers Begin Thanksgiving Day Drills For Big Clash
High Point college Purple Panthers plan three days of drills starting tomorrow to ready for their season finale against Western Carolina Albion Millis Stadium Thanksgiving Day at 2 30. Coach Virgil Yow says focus will be on running plays punt returns and pass defense as Moran left end remains injured reducing the team’s spark.
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High Point College Purple Panthers
Albion Millis Stadium
Virgil Yow
Panther
Pointer Menitor
Eastern Carolina
Moran
High Point College
Appalachian Tops E C I C 18 To 6 Homecoming Victory
Appalachian State Teachers College defeated East Carolina Teachers College 18 to 6 in Greenville on homecoming day. Key scoring came from Don Gaffney in the final minutes, with earlier touchdowns by Bob Brown and a strong running game led by George Corn, Henderson Baker, and Phil Hudson.
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Greenville
N. C
Appalachian State Teachers College
East Carolina Teachers College
Don Gaffney
Mountaineers
Lester Ridenhour
Bill Shelton
Gaffney
Kidd Brewer
Mountaineer
George Corn
Henderson Baker
Bob Brown
Hudson
Melvin Fairley
Daughtery
Hubert Roberts
Walter Rogers
Adrian Brown
Bill Dudash
Shelton
Pirate
Florida and Georgia Tech battle to 0-0 muddy tie
Florida holds Tech to a scoreless game as rain and mud hamper offenses. Tom Walker sparks a stubborn Gators defense, stopping Tech after a late drive blocked by Farmer Ramsey, while Florida nearly loses 14 players to fatigue in a defensive battle at Gainesville.
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Atlanta
Orida Alligator
Grant Fields
Georgia Tech
Gators
Tom Walker
Engineers
Florida
Tech
Josh Cody
Alexander
Thrash
Wheley
Gibson
Blalock
Battista
Farmer
Ramsey
Anderson
O Brien Leads Unbeaten TCU To 29 7 Win Over Rice
Davey O Brien starred for Texas Christian in a 29 7 victory over Rice Institute as he threw three TD passes and ran for another 27 points, completing 12 of 26 passes for 117 yards while also returning punts and directing the offense in front of 30000 fans. Rice scored once on a Steakley pass to E Y Steakley, but TCU sealed the win with late defensive pressure and a safety.
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Felix R. McKnight
Houston
Tex
Wee Davey O'Brien
Texas Christians
Rice Institute
Warriors
Texas Christian
Big Rice
Little David
Christians
O'Brien
Rice
Don Looney
Connie Sparks
Earl Clark
Woodrow Duckworth
Clark
Jake Schuehle
Seat Sullivan
E. Y. Steakley
Christian
Davey
Sparks
Aldrch
Darewood Horner
Steak Rice
Ernie Lain
Natives In Bolivia Wear Bark Hats In Traditional Craft
In Bolivia native communities craft hats from tree bark. The process involves soaking the bark, beating it until pliable, and shaping it into distinctive headwear reflecting cultural practice.
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Bolivia
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