Stanford Chooses Rose Bowl Opponent From East
Princeton and Army lead as Stanford weighs its Rose Bowl foe for New Year’s Day. Princeton has eight wins and 190 points, Army nine wins and 215 points, with Yale and Notre Dame still on the schedule. Duke and Michigan also claim strong cases if unbeatens falter.
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Associated Press
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Claude BE
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Georgia Tech
Four Stand Out In All-Coast Squal SECOND THAM Position
Bill Smith Washington end Cog, Lee Coats UCLA center, Cotton Warburton Trojan quarterback, Norman Franklin Oregon State backfield powerhouse lead All-Coast picks. Rosenberg Corbus guard duo anchor coast squad with sophomores Lutz Yezerski rising stars. Lee Coats centers Trojans strong, Warburton guides USC, Franklin stars OSU, Wilson St Mary's adds pace, Keeble chosen at fullback ahead of Mikulak.
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Oregon
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University of California At
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NEA Service, Inc
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Lee Coats
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Oregon State
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Southern California
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Rosenberg
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Express
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Mike Mikulak
Joe
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Pacific Coast
Bill Spat
Devils And Birds Tie For Conference Title
Duke and South Carolina finish the Southern Conference with unblemished records. Duke's Bob Cox leads scorers with 69 points while Earl Cillary of South Carolina has 54. Upcoming Turkey Day games and Duke vs Georgia Tech headline the weekend schedule.
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Associated Press
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Stout State
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Washington and Lee
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Spencer Berger
Virginia
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Seven runners to enter rage for local high
Seven members of the High Point high school cross country team head to Newark New Jersey for the eighth National Inter scholastic Cross Country Championship. The team, led by coach Johnny Bidson, comes off a season defeating Duke freshman and other regional rivals.
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Davidson
Carolina
Guilford College
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New Jersey
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Jeter Cocke
Wallace Ellington
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Dick Hubbard
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Robert Lowe
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Public Works Program Empowers 90238 Men On Highways
A federal public works effort has deployed 90,238 men to labor on highway improvements nationwide. The program aims to accelerate road projects and provide employment during the current economic phase.
States keep 1933 plate colors as 1934 plates issued
Fourteen states and the District of Columbia will retain their 1933 color schemes while 1934 license plates feature reversed lettering and background colors for the new issue.
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District of Columbia
Automatic tire air pump for all wheels
A compact air pump installs on each wheel of an automobile to automatically inflate tires to the proper pressure, ensuring consistent tire performance and reducing manual maintenance.
Detroit engineer predicts three wheeled cars ahead
Frank Spring, an automobile engineer from Detroit, declares that a perfectly streamlined car cannot be built with four wheels. He forecasts that future automobiles will feature only three wheels, claiming better efficiency and design.
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Frank
Spring
Detroit
Mr. Spring
Army Tops List Of Unbeaten Teams
The Associated Press notes that only four undefeated teams remain active after last week. Princeton Army and Duke are the major squads still perfect, with Emay and Virginia’s Henry, Bluefield College, Murray Teachers, and St Thomas of Scranton finishing their seasons. Kirksville Teachers St Cloud Teachers and Depauw have completed play. Miami University of Florida will continue into December.
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Emay and
Henry
Virginia
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West Virginal Border
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St. Thomas
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St. Cloud
Minn
Depauw University of Indiana
Miami University of Florida
Associated Press
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Depauw
Miami
Stacy Selected On Arbitration Board
RALEIGH November 27 Chief Justice Walter P Stacy of the state supreme court has been named to a board of arbitration to investigate a threatened strike by Southern Pacific Railway men. Stacy previously served on wage dispute mediations in 1927 28 and 1928 with engineers and western railroads.
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State Supreme Court
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Western Railroads
Davidson Ready 10 Meet Deags in Queen City
Davidson and Wake Forest square off in Charlotte as the Wildcats seek revenge after last year’s upset while Duke, nursing injuries, prepares for Georgia Tech in Atlanta. North Carolina aims to repeat versus Virginia at Chapel Hill in a rivalry game with alumni crowds.
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West Central A M E Zion Conference to Meet in City
The West Central Conference of the A M E Zion church will hold its next annual meeting at St Stephen's A M E Zion church starting November 21 1934. The Monroe session reported $407 21 sent for missions to Africa South America and the Virgin Islands. Bishop L W Kylea of Winston Salem presided with Bishops J S Caldwell of Philadelphia and P A Wallace of Brooklyn in attendance.
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St. Stephen’s A. M. BE. Zion Church
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Virgin Islands
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Winston-Salem
J. 8. Caldwell
Philadelphia
P. A. Wallace
Brooklyn, N. Y
Autogiro Requires Breeze to Lift From Standstill
An autogiro cannot lift vertically from a standstill unless it faces a breeze, highlighting the importance of wind for vertical takeoff performance and safety considerations for rotorcraft operation.
Montgolfier Brothers Demonstrate Balloon Wit
Joseph and Steven Montgolfier staged a public balloon demonstration on June 7, 1783. Their craft used a hot air inflated balloon with a coated outer fabric.
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Joseph and
Steven Montgolfier
Cox Still Fourth In National Scoring Parad
Pete Young leads the nation with 108 points in games for college, Cecil Kent of Murray Teachers has 84, and Beastie Feathers of Tennessee Flash sits third with 72. Associated Press tallying shows leaders by group as idle weeks affect rankings.
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Pete Young
College
Cecil Kent
Murray
Young
Kent
Beastie Feathers
Tennessee Flash
Football Ends A Season With The Games On Progra
A massive season end unfolds with more than 30 big games on Thanksgiving and Saturday. Army Princeton Duke and others vie for national glory while conference races in East Southeast Southwest and Rocky Mountain shape final standings and bowl hopes.
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