Army Turns Back Stubborn Navy in Classic
Army defeats Navy 14 to 7 in a hard fought matchup at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium before 102000 fans. A recovered Emmett Wood fumble and a decisive 81 yard third quarter march sealed the win for Army, with Charley Long returning a punt 79 yards for the opening score.
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Army
Navy
Paul Mickelson
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Municipal Stadium
Charley (Huey) Long
Chevy Chase
Georgia Tech and Georgia battle to 0-0 tie in rainy rivalry
In Athens on November 26, Georgia and Georgia Tech battled to a scoreless tie as Tech failed to convert near Georgia’s goal line. Georgia outgained Tech 242 yards to 26 with key defensive stands and missed scoring chances sealing the draw.
Revolta Opens Lead in Columbia Ridgewood Open
Johnny Revolta shot 69 to follow a 67 first round and hold a five stroke edge in the Columbia Ridgewood open at Columbia South Carolina. Bobby Dunkelberger led the amateurs with 149 total, while Harold Hall and Bill Cozart trailed the pro field by five strokes.
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Columbia
S. C
Johnny Revolta
Janky
Bill Cozart
Revolta
United States
Ben Hogan
White Plains
N. Y
Jimmy Hines
Great Neck
L. L
John Melutie
Girard
Ohio
Hogan
Hines
Metallc
Light Horse
Pittsburgh
Paul Runyan
Craig Wood
New York
Dutch Harrison
Chicago
Henry Pickard
Hershey
Stan Horne
Ottawa
Ont
Sam Snead
Ego Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Army Navy Football Tilt Statistics Cited in Philadelphia
Statistics from Philadelphia dated November 26 cite the Army Navy football game. The report notes key figures and outcomes, highlighting the competitive balance and notable plays. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Philadelphia
Army-Navy
Navy Beats Army In Cold Thriller At West Point
Navy outplays Army 50 to 0 as Middies surge on a 50 yard drive and force a turnover, then race to a late touchdown. Long shines for Army with a brilliant 18 yard run and key kicks, while Stella and Wood struggle with fumbles in the high stakes clash at the cadets’ home.
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Cadets
Middies
Land and Air
West Pointers
Wood
Stella
Army
Sydney Martin
Gilmer
Texas
Long
Art Frontczak
Dowagiac
Mich
Woodrow Wilson
el Paso
Wilson
Frontczak
Navy
Lemuel Cooke
Hernando
Miss
Chevy Chase
Fordham Piles Past NYU in Bronx Battle
Fordham Rams rout New York University 25 to 0 in Yankee Stadium. Dom Principe scored early on a 54 yard drive as Len Eshmont and Ed Buell produced multiple plays, including a 78 yard punt return and a late 22 yard dash, with Krywicki adding the extra point.
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New York
Fordham Rams
New York University Violets
Yankee Stadium
Dom Principe
Fordham
Mike Hearn
Len Eshmont
Eshmont
Buell
Violet
Henry Jacinski
Bill Krywicki
Rams
Krywicki
Holy Cross Tops Boston College in Gridiron Classic
Holy Cross defeated Boston College 29 to 7 before 35000 fans as Captain Bullet Bill Osmanski powered the Crusaders with fleetball prowess while Ron Cahill completed 19 passes eight for 85 yards. The Eagles, once unbeaten, were stymied though a third quarter touchdown came aided by two Crusader penalties.
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Boston
Holy Cross Crusaders
Boston College
Bullet Bill Osmanski
Crusaders
Boston Colleges
Wall
Ronnie Cahill
Eagler
Alex Lukachik
Bill Flynn
Navy rallies past Army in high scoring game
Navy dominates after a slow start as Cooke scores for Army but Navy ties and takes the lead in the second period. Wood adds a late touchdown drive while Long converts on kicks as Navy outpaces Army 70 to 14 with Wood and Cooke key playmakers.
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Navy
Army
Long
Wood
Stella
Cooke
Bucks
Johnny Samuel
Pos
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Powell
Stella Ceteee
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Ee Wallace
Davis Fhecorr
Renee Spector
Mather Soo Prr
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Ais
Wilson
McDavid
Adams
Lotozo
Engstrom
Little
Green
Schwenk
Martin
Due
Ghesquiere
Corbett
Burke
Jarvis
Trimble
Harwood
Gray
Whitehead
Mayo
Worden
W. H. Friesell
Princeton
R. B. Goodwin
Washington and Jefferson
A. B. Maginnes
Lehigh
E. Miller
Penn State
Clemson Boxers to Sugar Bowl Appearance
Clemson athletic officials announced the Tiger boxing team champions of the Southern conference will appear December 29 on the Sugar Bowl program against Loyola University. Led by captain Bill Cason with Harvey Ferguson, the team has trained for the event as part of the 1938 season in which Clemson also claimed conference basketball runner up and an undefeated conference football slate, though tied by W. M. L. and beaten outside the circuit by Tennessee.
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Clemson
8. C
Tiger
Loyola University
Bill Cason
Savannah
Harvey Ferguson
Loyola
Bob Jones
Tigers
Tennessee
Stanford Upsets Dartmouth 23-18 in Intersectional Clash
Stanford Indians defeated Dartmouth 23-18 before 20,000 fans in Palo Alto. The surge in the final quarter turned a close game into a convincing win, marking Stanford’s third win in the intersectional series with the New England Indians.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
Dartmouth
New England Indians
Hidden Stellar Death Could Elude Detectable Light
Astronomers warn that some bright stars in the Big Dipper may have exhausted their fuel long ago, with their final explosions or fades still unseen from Earth. The time lag between events in distant space and our viewing means a significant portion of stellar histories remains opaque.
Tulane Defeats LSU 14 0 in Turbulent Showdown at Baton Rouge
Tulane's fast backfield toppled LSU 14 to 0 before 40 000 fans in a rough game marked by fighting. Kellop and Cassidry scored for Tulane with Brunner and Staples injuring. two players ejected for punching.
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Norman Walker
Baton Rouge
Tulane
Louisiana State
Tigers
Bob Kellop
Fred Cassidry
Bronco Brunner
Jack Staples
Tiger
James Stell
Tom O'Boyle
Bruce Hedricc
L. 5
S. A
Greenies
Kellog
Kellop
Paul Krueger
Becca Kavanaugh
White
Seasschis
D. Gormley
Baeee
Clark
Oatte
Wenzel
J. Gormiey
Nohan
Shebites
Booth
Brummer
Seaseseess
J. Stell
Banker
Seeeess
S Milner Wes
GOD
Peceves
Cassibry
Brunner
Pointe
Texas Tech Downs Marquette in 10th straight win
Texas Tech Red Raiders defeated Marquette 21 to 2 in Lubbock. The win marked the Raiders undefeated and their tenth consecutive victory, powered by strong ground and aerial play in the first and third periods.
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Texas Tech
Marquette
Lubbock
Tex
Red Raiders
Marquette University
Raiders
Experts Identify Peak Factory Accident Times
Experts say factory accidents cluster at two periods each weekday, between 9 36 and 10 a m and again from 4 30 to 6 p m, highlighting risky intervals for workers and supervisors.
Norfolk Naval Base Tops E C J C
Norfolk's naval base team defeated Eastern Carolina Teachers College 32 to 7 in a rain soaked game. Lester Ridenhour and Bill Shelton connected for a late first half drive before Magg, Rothstein and Davis sealed the win with key runs and a late fourth quarter score.
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Greenville
N. C
Norfolk
Naval Base
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Lester Ridenhour
Bill Shelton
Apprentice
Shelton
Ridenhour
Pirates
Baylor Bears Roll Over Rice in Final Home Game
Houston Texas November 26 Baylor Bears beat Rice Institute Owls 21 to 6 in a decisive win. Bullet Bill Patterson starred in his final Baylor appearance delivering passes and drives with Sam Boyd, while Rice had trouble in the last quarter as Ken Whitlow faced eligibility issues.
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Houston
Tex
Bill Patterson
Baylor Bears
Rice Institute Owls
Patterson
Baylor
Sam Boyd
Rice
Ernie Lain
Ken Whitlow
Whitlow
South Carolina prepares for Catholic University game in DC
South Carolina coach Rex Enright directed a light practice for the Gamecocks in Columbia as they fine tuned kicking and protection ahead of their Monday clash with Catholic University in Washington. An earlier field condition forced postponement of today's game.
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Columbia
D. C
South Carolina Gamecocks
Washington, D. C
Catholic University
Rex Enright
Birds Avoid Flight Preferring Self Protection and Food
Birds show limited flight as a protective instinct and foraging needs, choosing safety over movement. Observations indicate a tendency to minimize flight unless necessary for survival or feeding.
Antarctic Blue Whale Reaches 100 Feet Long
The blue whale captured in Antarctic waters is described as the largest mammal on Earth, measuring up to 100 feet in length. The finding highlights the extraordinary size of this marine giant and its status as a dominant oceanic predator.
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Antarctic
Season tickets go on sale for Panthers home slate
High Point college announces season tickets for the 1938 39 home basketball schedule go on sale tomorrow morning. Coach Virgil Yow says thirteen home games are on the slate with four practice games before Christmas, including Wake Forest and Adams-Millis.
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High Point College
Virgil Yow
Wake Forest
Grid Scores from the Week Across Conferences
Army defeats Navy 14 to 7 while Holy Cross routs Boston College 29 to 7. Duquesne tops Niagara 15 to 6 and Rollins shuts out Tampa 23 to 0. Texas Christian beats Texas Southern Methodist 20 to 0 amid a spread of regional results.
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East Army
Navy
Holy Cross
Boston College
Fordham
New York University
Catholic South Carolina
Duquesne
Niagara
Morris Harvey
Davis & Elkins
Tle
Ole Miss Aerials Down State College to Take Egg
STATE COLLEGE Miss Nov 26 The Mississippi Rebels won 19 6 over Mississippi State College to reclaim the Golden Egg in a 36 year football series. Jack Nix returned an interception 87 yards for State s score and Sonny Bruce added a 66 yard punt return to Ole Miss 24 before a late scoring drive. Hall and Schneller connected on several passes including an 80 yard TD pass and Lehnhardt finished the scoring drive with a late TD run.
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State College
Miss
Mississippi Rebels
Mississippi State College
Maroons
Jack Nix
Parker Hall
State
Sonny Bruce
Hall
Ole Miss
Rebels
Bill Schneller
Bruce
Massengale
Schneller
Sooners Pass Way To Victory Over Aggies
Oklahoma dominates in Stillwater as the unbeaten Sooners defeat Oklahoma A&M 14 to 0. Aerial plays set up two second quarter touchdowns and a late score, extending the Sooners’ winning streak to 13 while Washington State looms next.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
Sooners
Oklahoma Aggies
Aggies
Washington State
The African gun described as mythic animal figure
An account notes a creature termed the African gun with a head resembling an ox, a body and flowing tail like a horse, and limbs akin to an antelope, illustrating a composite animal.
Paris Gingerbread Monopoly Granted to Apothecaries
In 16th century Paris an royal edict granted apothecaries a monopoly on selling gingerbread. The decree limited production and sale to licensed druggists, shaping the city's confectionery trades under royal authority.
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Paris
OBrien Leads Ground Game in 20-7 TCU Win over SMU
Texas Christian University beat Southern Methodist 20-7 to claim the West Conference title. O'Brien sparked the offense with a 231-yard ground push and two touchdowns as TCU overpowered SMU, whose lone score came in the first period on a blocked kick recovery by Collins.
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Felix R. McKnight
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Chrisian
Merrick
Soul Methodist
Pasadena
the Methodists
David O’brien
Cotton Boy
Southern Methodist
Jo Sanders
Connie Sparks
Bob Collina
Chri
Methodist
O'Brien
Hind O'Brien
Don Looney
Christian
Mallouf
Medist
Bage Sparks
Pdist
O’brien
Hall Saa
Christians
Sparks
Ashick
Clark
Texas Christian
Sou
downs—Sparks
Hall
Ull
Collins
Sprague
Pasqua
Curik
Mayflies Live Brief Lives Between Sunrises
The text notes mayflies die within a day after mating, living a fleeting life between one sunrise and the next.
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Emmett Wood
Wilkensburg
Harry Stella
Kankakee
Ill
T.C.U
S.M.U
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Tech
BY Kenneth Gregory
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Bulldogs
Georgia Tech
Bill Alexander
Atlanta
Cowboy Shaw
Auburn
Kentucky
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Ector
Gay Thrash
Joe Bartlett
Shaw
Harry Stevens
Wheley
Bobby Beers
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Lee McKinney
Jim Fordham
Ga. Tech
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Rimmer
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Bobby ‘Dunkelberger
Alderman Duncan
Snead
Sam
Metz
Teri Johnson
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Rod Munday
Jack Helms
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Joe Turnesa
Rockville
Sarazen
Penna
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Matt Kowal
Jack
Shawnee-on- Delaware
Felix Serafin
Scranton
Herman Barron
John Bulla
Frank Walsh
Brentwood N. H
Phil Perkins Willoughby
Webb Gilbert
Topeka
Kans
Henry Poe
Durham
Nelson Long
Hot Springs
Ralph Lang
Martinsville
Mike Turnesa
Fairview
Joe Louis
French Lick Springs
Ind
John Henry Lewis
Army Navy
Norfolk Naval Base
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Catholic U
Panther Cage
Associated Press
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Rollins
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Mississippi State
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Carson Newman
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Oregon State
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Thishing
John Lehnhardt
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Duke University
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