Army and Notre Dame to Clash in Sellout at Yankee Stadium
Army and Notre Dame meet in a highly anticipated football showdown at Yankee Stadium, drawing 80,000 fans and implying a gate of $325,000 to $350,000. Ticket prices surged near $6.60 for box seats with $4.40 value, as speculators pushed prices up amid a rare sellout in a season hurt by the economy.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
John H. Fan
Acare
Boxing Results From Detroit and Nearby Cities
Fights saluted with several no contest decisions. Charl Retzlaff of Duluth and Frankie Wine of Billings drew in a mixed card. Billy Jones of Philadelphia and Charlie Plais of Winnipeg tied. Barney Ross outpointed Johnny Parr in Milwaukee. Tony Herrera of El Paso outpointed Johnny Hayes of Philadelphia in Pittsburgh.
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Detroit
Charl Retzlaff
Duluth
Minn
Frankie Wine
Billings
Mont
Billy Jones
Philadelphia
Charlie P
Wright memorial mail drives Kitty Hawk postmistress
Mrs Elijah Baum the Kitty Hawk postmistress reports record mail volumes after the Wright memorial cachet envelopes. Since November 19 she has mailed 11 200 envelopes from a small town famed as the birthplace of aviation with global demand for the commemorative stamps.
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Kitty Hawk
Elijah Baum
Wright Memorial Monument
Carolina Banks
Wickenburg Arizona Town Sees No Property Tax Levy
Wickenburg, 655 miles northwest of Phoenix, reports no property tax levy for a second year. The city started the fiscal year with $2,329 and projects about $23,000 in non property tax revenue per its budget filed with the state tax commission.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Wickenburg
State Tax Commission
Tulane Battles LSU As Illness Weighs Green Wave
Tulane faces Louisiana State in Baton Rouge with as few as sixteen players available due to influenza and injuries. LSU seeks a first Southern Conference win over Tulane since 1926 while Georgia and Georgia Tech meet in Atlanta and Duke plays Washington and Lee in Durham.
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Robert Bunnelle
Atlanta
Tulane
Louisiana State University
University of Georgia
Georgia Tech
Duke
Washington and Lee
Durham
Tulané
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
Greenie
Don Zimmerman
John Scaside
Roberts
Zimmerman
Blue Devils
Generals
S. U
Tigers
Red Espey Posts 495 Consecutive Minutes in Final Wolfpack Season
William Red Espey captain of the 1982 North Carolina State Wolfpack started every game in his three years of varsity play and logged 495 straight minutes this final season. He appeared in all 12 games, sitting out only the opener, with five freshman, ten sophomore, nine junior, and nine senior appearances overall.
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Raleigh
William
Espey
State College Wolfpack
Wolfpack
Phomore
Winston-Salem and High Point Tie in High School Soccer
Winston-Salem and High Point played to a 2-2 draw on Thursday at the high school field in their annual renewal. High Point scorers were De c em ber 24? Sappenfield and Merrilees while Robinson and Byrd found the net for Winston-Salem Twins.
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Hunters Informed of Migratory Birds Regulations
Raleigh news releases outlining federal rules that become state law for migratory wildfowl hunting. The season runs nov 16 to jan 15 with daily bag limits: geese and brant four. ducks fifteen, or ten for drought affected species. older ducks five. wood, ruddy, and bufflehead protected year round.
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Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
State Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina
Rugged Opponents Battle On Nation's Grid Fields
New York hosts Army versus Notre Dame in a renewals clash likely to draw 80 000 at Yankee Stadium as Pittsburgh faces Stanford under Glenn Scobey Warner. Other key games include Texas Christian against Southern Methodist Georgia against Georgia Tech Tulane versus LSU and Boston College versus Holy Cross.
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John Cain of Alabama Named to New York Sun All-America
The New York Sun announced its All-America eleven with John Cain of Alabama on the First Team and Warren Heller of Pitt on the First Team as the top backfield standout and most valuable player to his team. Also listed are Purdue’s Horstman and Cain, Army’s Summerfest, Notre Dame’s Kurth, Michigan’s Newman, and other college stars across the First and Second Teams.
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New York Sun
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Army
Sun
John Cain
Alabama
Warren Heller
Pitt
AIM
Dad Advises Son Not To Fight To Please Gallery
ST PAUL November 26 AP. If Young Jack Gibbons follows his father’s advice he won’t fight to please the gallery. Mike the Phantom famed for boxing skill praised his son for winning his first pro middleweight bout in four rounds against Al Paul. Fans upstairs booed after the bout as Gibbons failed to finish Paul.
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Jack Gibbons
Mike the Phantom
al Paul
Young Gibbons
Paul
Duke 10 Close Season With Washington and Lee
Duke Blue Devils face Washington and Lee in a southern conference finale at Durham. Senior starters from Duke’s era under coach Jimmy DeHart include Captain Lowell Mason Artie Ershler Ken Abbott and John Brownlee. Injuries threaten Freddy Crawford and Pop Werner as the lineup shows W L’s Grove Thomas Rossiter Britton Boler Dunlap Dyer Phipps Henthorne and Sawyer.
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Duke
Blue Devils
Washington and Lee
Wallace Wasle
Generals
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DeHart
Lowell Mason
Artie Ershler
Ken Abbott
John Brownlee
Freddy Crawford
Blue Devil
Pop Werner
L. Po
Hessian fly threat shifts wheat planting timing
Washington reports the Hessian fly, a major wheat pest, may seriously injure the 1933 crop. Dr. Larrimer of the Department of Agriculture warns control hinges on timing plantings so young wheat emerges after adult flies have departed flax seeds.
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Washington
Larrimer
Department of Agriculture
Freedom or Farm Pittsburg Story Ends with Farm Request
Charles W. Crouthers, 42, faces a choice between divorce or a farm after telling Justice Blair he might divorce a wife who has been divorced four times. She agrees to divorce but demands the farm as part of the settlement.
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Freedom
Pittsburgh
Charles W. Crouthers
Justice of the Peace
George C. Blair
Yes He Shouldn't Jack A Drunk Exchange
An exchange in a bar scene shows Jack asking Snviver about loose talk after drinking. Snviver replies he indeed says things he shouldn’t and expresses a desire for more whiskey. The two characters engage in a terse, somewhat comic dialogue.
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Jack
Snviver
Tuale
Crisler Named Princeton Basketball Coach
Princeton New Jersey November 26 Fritz Crisler adds basketball to duties at Princeton University and becomes Tiger coach after Al Wittmer resigns due to ill health. Wittmer had stepped down as football coach last December.
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Tiger College
Princeton
N. J
H. O
Fritz) Crisler
Princeton University
Crisler
Tiger
al Wittmer
Wittmer
Strap trouble on crowded bus at rush hour
A passerby offers a strap to a young woman boarding a crowded bus during rush hour. She declines, saying she already has one, and a tall strapper asks her to loosen his necktie. The scene is recounted in Michigan Motor News.
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Michigan Motor News
Elopement Sparks Train Escape Behind Scene Musicals
Stage manager and leading lady flee together by train after a rumored motive in a Paris production. The exchange hints at a sensational backstage incident that disrupted the show and drew public interest.
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Pele Male
Paris
In His Honor Mrs Tale Spins Dialogue
A brief dialogue snippet depicts a wife worshipping her husband with offerings spoken as a playful exchange. The line “she places burnt offerings before him three times a day” is cited from Tale Spins.
Noahs Boat Lighting Question Sparks Classroom Debate
In a classroom exchange Nick Work and Tommy discuss what illumination Noahs boat might have used, with Tommy suggesting lights as a plausible answer. The brief dialogue captures a student inquiry about ancient maritime details.
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Nick
Tommy
Noah
Miami Biltmore Open Opens With Star-Studded Field
The Miami Biltmore open tournament begins tomorrow at the Miami Biltmore with a $10,000 purse awarded to the 44 low scorers after 72 holes. Gene Sarazen defends as Walter Hagen Johnny Farrell and other top pros challenge his title with entries including H G Piccard Paul Runyan Joe Turnesa Mike Turnesa Denny Shute Tommy Armour and Ed Dudley among others.
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Johnny Farrell
Sarazen
H. G. Piccard
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S. C
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Frank Turnesa
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Cleveland
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Fresh Meadow
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Boca Raton
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Greenwich
Conn
John Golden
Noroton
Ernie Ball
Atlanta
Ed Dudley
Wilmington
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World War Veteran Found Legally Dead After 13 Years
Ferdinand M. Stouch of Indianapolis left for Fanville Illinois on March 4 1919 seeking work. He returned to find he had been declared legally dead and his wife had applied for compensation for his war service. Relatives had searched nationwide.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ferdinand M. Stouch
Fanville
Ill
Stouch
Drunk Lizards Capture Leads to New Species Find
On Petite Gonave Island natives drink lizard hollows with rum to trap iguanas. Smithsonian Institution expedition captured six large lizards by hand and two bird species new to science, surprising researchers.
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Washington
Petite Gonave Island
Smithsonian Institution
New Ultra Violet Ray Found for Cancer Study
Drs. Ellis McDonald and A J Allen of the University of Pennsylvania cancer research laboratories report a new ultraviolet ray. The ray may aid treatment of deep bacterial infection and study of cancer.
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Philadelphia
American Chemical Society
Backyard Barbering Run Afoul of Utah License Rule
Ross Angell faced state action in Salt Lake City for operating an open air barbershop without proper licensing. State Director S. W. Golding ordered Angell to obtain a valid license and equipped setup before resuming business, citing a $1.50 shop fee and noncompliance with state law.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ross Angell
S. W. Golding
Angell
Administrator's Notice for Lillie Luck Estate
H J Luck as administrator warns creditors to present claims by November 12, 1933 and all debts to be paid promptly. Notice dated November 12, 1932 in High Point, Guilford County North Carolina.
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Lillie Luck
High Point
North Caro Guilford County
H. J. Luck
Admr
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