Pitt Dominates Duke as Cassiano Sparks 10-Point Win
Pitt Panthers top Duke Blue Devils 10 to 0 in a grind. Cassiano scores on a tackle surge and Souchak adds a placement. McAfee returns a Duke punt 58 yards to set up Pitt's early threat and the defense stifles Duke through the game. Duke shows air attack but is unable to cross Pitt’s goal line.
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Duke Lob Stifling Defense Battles Panthers to 10–0 Loss
Duke forward wall led by Joe Brunansky and Woody Lipscomb limited All-America Marshall Goldberg as the Blue Devils gave Pittsburgh a stern test before falling 10 to 0 at Duke Stadium.
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Gaffney to Play in Prep Classic
Gaffney high school of Gaffney S C was chosen by the American Legion football committee to meet Fork Union Military academy in the third annual Little Tobacco Bowl in Richmond on December 4. Huntington high of West Virginia was invited but not sanctioned. Other schools from Maryland North Carolina and New Jersey were considered. Gaffney is regarded as the unofficial preparatory school football champion of the South.
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Buckeye Star Leads In Two Buckeye Teams
Ohio State star 11 McDonald becomes first man to captain both the football and basketball squads in the same school term at Columbus.
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Notre Dame and Southern California Meet in 11 Football Contests
In South Bend on November 27 a star performer from the Notre Dame and Southern California series is noted among the lineups. At least one All-America has featured in the clash across eleven encounters.
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Pitt Invited to Cotton Bowl After Duke Clash
Curtis Sanford president of the Dallas Cotton Bowl arrived in Durham to invite the University of Pittsburgh Panthers to the Cotton Bowl with a minimum $50,000 guarantee and potential $175,000 gate. Pitt may not accept or bid to the Rose Bowl if offered and coach Jock Sutherland was to be contacted about the invitation.
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Jock) Sutherland
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Auburn Defeats Florida 14 to 0 in Jacksonville
Auburn closed its schedule with a 14 0 victory over Florida in Jacksonville Florida. Jimmy Fenton and Spec Kelly starring backs keyed both touchdowns as Kelly connected with Max Harrison for 18 yards and Fenton converted both extra points to remain perfect on the season.
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Holy Cross Routs Boston College 20-0 at Fenway Park
The Holy Cross Crusaders led by Bill Osmanski dominated Boston College to complete their second undefeated season in three years with a 20 to 0 victory before 35,000 fans at Fenway Park.
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Fordham Rams Sweep N Y U. Rose Bowl hopes alive
Fordham beat New York university 20-7 at Yon k e Stadium in rain and mud before 65 000 as the Rams clinched their nine game schedule undefeated aside from Pittsburgh. Joe Granski rushed 60 yards for one TD and Dom Principe scored after a 60 yard drive in the second period.
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L. S. A. Defeats Tulane 20 to 7 in New Orleans
Louisiana State Tigers won 20 to 7 over Tulane Greenies before 40 000 fans in New Orleans. Key scores came from Young Bussey and Jimmy Cajoleas with passes to Ken Kavanaugh and Larry King as LSU seized control late in the game.
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Jabbo" Stell
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Huskers Clinch Big Six Title With 3-0 Victory
In Manhattan Kansas State defended until late in the second quarter when Lowell English, a Nebraska guard, kicked a 23-yard field goal on a snow glazed field. The score gave Nebraska its third straight Big Six championship as the Huskers defeated Kansas State 3 to 0.
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Sunny Jim Bottomley Named Syracuse Chiefs Manager
James Sunny Jim Bottomley, star first baseman with the St. Louis Cardinals and MVP in the National League, was named manager of the Syracuse Chiefs of the International League to replace Bernard Mike Kelly. The announcement came from Chiefs president Jack Corbitt in Prospect, Ohio. Bottomley, visiting his mother in Richmond, Ohio, held terms agreed upon.
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Sunny Jim" Bottomley
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Gabby Street Named Manager of 38 Browns
Charles E. Gabby Street was appointed manager of the St. Louis Browns, with owner Donald L. Barnes citing Street’s long major and minor league experience. Street replaces a weak club lineup and aims to develop young players while Babe Ruth remains sidelined from major league directing posts. Street spoke from Joplin Mo about the team needing only selective replacements as it seeks improvement after finishing last in the American League.
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Gabby” Street
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Award For Most Valuable Player Wednesday Night
The Broadhurst trophy will be presented to the High Point High School football MVP at 8:45 p.m. Wednesday night during the theater’s High Point High School night. Manager Sanford Jordan announced the plan as a secret committee, having watched most games this season. The ceremony accompanies a screening of Saturdays Hero.
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High Point to Expand Harrison Gym for Bigger Crowds
High Point college plans to enlarge the Harrison gymnasium by about 30 feet, adding around 500 seats to boost capacity from 500 to roughly 1000. The upgrade aims to host the Duke varsity game on December 13 on the local floor, expected to attract a record crowd. A season-ticket sale for 13 home games begins December 1, backed by local business leaders and civic groups. The college fields its strongest team yet as returning players and 17 freshmen practice. the freshman team departs Wednesday for a four game county tour.
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Lon dos clears ten million in boxing box office
Chicago report states Jim Lon dos the Golden Greek and former world heavyweight wrestling champion has grossed ten million dollars in box office receipts.
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Harvard Beats Yale and Princeton in One Season
Harvard ends a long streak by defeating both Yale and Princeton in the same season for the first time since 1915. The Cambridge report notes the Crimson achieved a historic sweep on the fall schedule.
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Newsies Ride Fast Train to Trojans Notre Dame Game
Twenty five newsboys from a Los Angeles paper rode to South Bend on a new high speed train to attend the college football clash between the Southern California Trojans and Notre Dame, in a rare thrill for the young reporters.
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Cardinals veterans join Browns coaching staff reshaping club
The Browns add former Cardinals leaders including the "Old Sarge" and Bill Killefer to assist Acting Manager Jim Bottomley. The shift follows Rogers Hornsby's removal, with Sunny Jim released last week as the club aims to strengthen weak positions amid a hopeful outlook.
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Cal still silent on Rose Bowl bid as announcement nears
Pasadena nov. California athletic heads avoided comment as the hour approached for word on a Rose Bowl invitation. Ken Priestley gave no clear plans or timing, replying only that California would invite someone, while deflecting queries about Alabama or other possible opponents and outstanding games.
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Baylor shuts out by West Texan Rice 13 to 7 in Dallas
Houston Nov 27 Sophomore Ollie Cordill and Rice Institute’s 195 pound halfback scored the two touchdowns that edged Baylor 13 to 7. Baylor’s late rally failed as West Texan data powered Rice to near the La west conference flag. Next Saturday Rice faces Methodist in Dallas for a share or claim of the title with Texas Christ.
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Centenary Defeats Oklahoma A M 19 to 0 on Snowy Field
Centenary College dominates Southern Gentlemen in Stillwater Oklahoma as they shutout Oklahoma A M 19 to 0 on a snow covered gridiron. The game counts as a decisive victory for Centenary in November action.
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