Notre Dame Romps Army 21-0 Before 80000 at Yankee Stadium
Notre Dame routed Army 21 to 0 before about 80 000 fans at Yankee Stadium in New York yesterday. George Mellinkovish and Hugh Devore scored early with passes, Jim Harris recovered a fumble for a third touchdown, while Army offered little threat as Notre Dame dominated with speed and power.
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Yankee Stadium
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Panthers Triumph Over Stanford In Rose Bowl Bid Talk
The Pittsburgh Panthers defeated Stanford 7 0 as they cemented an undefeated season and issued a challenge to renew the battle in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Pitt’s drives featured Sebastian Weinstock and Heller with Weinstock kicking the extra point.
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Colgate University
Pasadena
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Charlotte High Captures Western Class A Crown
Charlotte High School defeated Salisbury 19 to 0 to win the Western North Carolina Class A title before 3,000 in Davidson. Gadd connected on a 29 yard pass to Brady for the first TD, Newman returned a interception 86 yards for a score, and a 22 yard pass from Gadd to Brady produced the third TD as Charlotte advances to meet Durham for the state title in Chapel Hill.
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Early College Football Scores Afield Across Various Games
Notre Dame defeated Army 21 to 9 and Georgia Tech posted 96 to 9 over George. Pitt beat Stanford 9 to 7 while Duke, Washington and Lee, and Holy Cross posted decisive outputs. Loyola Baltimore shutout and others reflected a mix of high and low scoring games across colleges.
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Burglary Pair Sentenced to Over a Century in Prison
Port Worth Texas November 25. High Bettin Red Johnnie Harris and partner Jerry Powell received long prison terms after pleading to multiple burglary and theft charges. Harris faces a total of 134 years while Powell is sentenced to 112 years.
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Not the eggs satire at the table
A waiter faces a facetious customer who demands why the eggs are a problem. The waiter replies humorously that the eggs only “isid” the table, delivering a short comic exchange in Tit-Bite style.
Alonzo Stagg Remains With Grid Elevens
Atlanta Nov. 26 Am os Alonzo Stagg 76 says his future years will be with football. He is too young to quit coaching and will serve Chicago University in advisory roles while watching the Georgia Georgia Tech game. He views the southern study trip as a chance to study the two teams and praised Alabama Vanderbilt and Notre Dame defenses. He recalled Eckersall's all American picks of two Atlanta high school boys from 186 years ago named McCord and Saul.
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Hungary Boosts Air Budget for 1932
Hungary increases its air budget for the 1932 fiscal year. About $1,314,000 is set aside to replace obsolete and worn out planes on domestic air services, and the entire amount must be spent within the country.
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Muddy Field Scene Fights End in Scoreless Tie
Georgia Tech and Georgia battled to a rain soaked scoreless tie in Atlanta as 25 000 fans watched the twenty eighth renewal of the rivalry. Bad field conditions and slippery ball limited offenses while fierce tackling halted drives inside the 20 yard line. The game left Georgia ahead 13 12 in the series and Tech faces Cal next in December.
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The Tables Turned Kalamazoo Naturalization Case
In Kalamazoo Michigan J C Moerman was fined ten dollars plus costs for attempting to obtain a license prior to his first naturalization papers. He received one year probation and was ordered to start the process to apply for first naturalization papers.
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Peter Koerts
Home Wrecker in San Francisco Divorce Case
John F. Robanser is accused in a San Francisco divorce filing of destroying their home after a honeymoon financed by his wife. The wife says he began remodeling their house and would pull a room apart and then fail to complete or restore it.
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John F. Robanser
Federal parole violation leads to interstate detention
The speaker stated she needed to work to support herself when Judge Franklin A. Griffin granted an interlocutory decree. Kelly, involved in the case, was ordered to the federal reformatory at Chillicothe Ohio.
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A Breath of Freedom Ends in Return to Prison
Aubrey Kitts, 23, was released from the West Virginia penitentiary but was quickly arrested by Deputy U. S. Thomas as he stepped outside. The incident marks a swift turn from parole to custody, detailing a post-release lapse and law enforcement response.
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Aubrey Kitts
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Tractor cranks plane at Chicago Municipal Airport
Ralph Caffarello at the Chicago Municipal Airport rigged a tractor power takeoff to start an airplane. He uses the tractor to crank the plane rather than hand starting. The contraption links the tractor’s PTO to the aircraft’s starting mechanism.
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Ralph Caffarello
LSU Beats Tulane Reserves in 13-0 Victory
Louisiana State University routed a depleted Tulane lineup 13 to 0 before 20 000 fans in Baton Rouge end of rivalry renewal. Keller and Yates scored for LSU with Torrance kicking extra points as Tulane played shorthanded due to flu and injuries.
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Duke 13 Washington and Lee 0 in wet Duke Stadium clash
In Durham Washington and Lee, short-handed with 16 players, battled Duke through four quarters on a drenched field under a north wind. Duke won 13 to 0 after officials admitted a late wrong ruling. Mason, Brownlee and Abbott led the Duke offense with Ershler adding the decisive extra point.
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State finishes great season after 7 7 tie with South Carolina
North Carolina State University completes a 6 2 1 record in a 7 7 tie at Riddick Field against South Carolina. The Wolfpack's wins include Appalachian Duke Clemson Florida Davidson Richmond and Wake Forest with the lone loss to North Carolina.
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Carolina Likes Collins for Wins Over Virginia
Chapel Hill, Nov. 21. Coach Collins is popular at Carolina as he has led the Tar Heels to victories over Virginia each year since his first season. The Cavaliers won 8-0 in a Thanksgiving classic, and Collins and his team aim to extend the win streak at Charlottesville Thursday.
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New York Election Head Sentenced for Refusing Records
Howard Cohen, head of the New York City Board of Elections, was sentenced to 80 days in the Federal House of Detention for refusing to produce general election records for review by a federal grand jury. He argued the disputed ballots in two districts were state property.
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