Rice Owls Upset Tulane In Defensive Rally At Houston
Rice Institute blocked Tulane’s bid for an unbeaten season with a 10 to 0 victory before 25 000 fans in Houston. Fireman Bob Brumley scored Rice’s only points on two plays after a first quarter goal line stand. Tulane’s late fumbles and a blocked punt set up Rice’s final margin, as Harold Stockbridge and Lindsay Bowen contributed key runs and a penalty helped Rice seal the win.
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Sloop) Dickson
Lou
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Red Dawson
Glass
Lindsay Bowen
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Harold Stockbridge
Dick Dwell
Whitl Zander
Stockbridge
Charles Dufour
Dickson
Capital Shorts by Henry Averill announces highway patrol shakeup
Raleigh October 11 announcement by Motor Vehicle Commissioner T Boddie Ward forecasts a drastic shakeup in highway patrol methods to address the accident toll in North Carolina. The plan emphasizes selective enforcement focusing on high accident zones with intensified night patrols to reduce fatalities, while clarifying it targets dangerous locations not classes of people. The commissioner notes results may take time as patrol reallocations occur.
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California
Oregon State Defeats Stanford 10–0 In Rainy Showdown
In Corvallis Oregon State College beat Stanford 10 to 0 as rain soaked the field ending Stanford's Rose Bowl hopes. Sophomore Warren Simas replaced the injured quarterback and kicked a 16 yard field goal the decisive score after a 58 yard drive. Bob Dethman plunged in from the one on fourth down with Simas adding the extra point. About 22,000 fans packed the stadium in a roaring finish praising coach.
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Associated Prep
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Beavers
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Oregon State
Bob Mitchell
Quentin Greenough
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Duchess of Windsor thrilled to be home in Maryland return
Timonium Maryland October 11 The Duchess of Windsor formerly Bessie Wallis Warfield declared she was tremendously thrilled to return home after eight years away The Duke said the trip from his Canadian ranch was pleasant and they look forward to a quiet stay at Salona Farms Gen General Warfield’s home north of Baltimore Nearly 1 000 Marylanders most young women greeted them at the flag stop station and a similar crowd lined the road for a mile and a half to Salona Farms where they will stay through next Friday
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Bessie Wallis Warfield
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Salona Farms
Mrs. Warfield
Panthers suffer and fall after late miscues in Catawba loss
In a hard fought game the Panthers miss a key exchange and fumbles on a third down, allowing Catawba to widen a 20 point lead. Georgia Indians finish with a late tally as Maxwell and Griswald spark the offense while Fernandez Liptak and Lepkowski anchor the line. Catawba’s defense stifles most drives as Gray and Rhodes connect for a late threat.
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Enry Liptak
Joe Lepkowski
Fordham Edges Tar Heels In Late Scoring Rally
Fordham defeats North Carolina 27 to 14 after a second half surge led by Andrejco and Filipowicz. Fordham built a 20 14 lead late in the third, then Dodged a late Carolina push as Pecora and Serlich produced key plays. Carolina threatened but Turner's fumble ended the rally and the game.
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Germany Still Far From Oil Needed Badly
German plans for 1942 rely on rapid gains in Russia but time is short and winter limits advance. The article argues Moscow’s fall may not be seized, with risk hedged by a line from Moscow to Rostov and the Don valley. It notes heavy fighting across a broad front and warns winter strain could force a truncated eastern front. Moscow’s siege would cripple communications even without capture. Rostov and the southern axis remain key goals as the drive continues.
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Shipwrecked Move For Oil Bases In Caucasus War Talk
The article argues Hitler must secure air resources and Caspian oil by advancing toward Rostov and the Crimea. It notes German gains depend on cracking Russian oil and warns even if Rostov is taken, major battles with Russian British allies will decide Caspian oil access. It frames Russian military power as a long-term factor, not yet broken.
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Duke Powers Past Maryland In High-Scoring Clash
Duke defeated Maryland 50 to 9 as Davis and Siegfried starred with multiple TDs. Duke built a big lead, while Maryland relied on late scores and aerial drives but could not keep pace. The game highlighted Duke’s offense and Maryland’s air-first attack through the contest.
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