Notre Dame Beats Purdue 18 to 7 in Big Victory
Notre Dame, led by four quick backs Melinkovich Fromhart Carideo and Layden, toppled Purdue 18 to 7 before 45 000 fans in South Bend. The Irish struck in 10 minutes of the second period scoring three touchdowns and then held Purdue to a late 66 yard march.
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Associated Press
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Layden
George Melinkovich
Wallace Fromhart
Fred Carideo
Mike Layden
Melinkovich
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Elser
Carter
Purvis
Toriello
Frank Birch
Earlhan
John Schomer
Chicago
Don Laurie
Princeton
J. J. Lipp
Alabama Crimson Tide routs Mississippi State 41 to 0 at Denny Stadium
Alabama stormed to a 41 0 victory over Mississippi State at Denny Field with Boozer scoring three touchdowns and Alabama's defense smothering State after a first quarter lead. State quarterback Armstrong led brief drives but could not cross Alabama’s goal line as the Tide halted late threats.
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Hollywood Actresses Swap Ambitions In Industry Rivalry
Hollywood star Claudette Colbert desires to be regarded as the best actress over beauty while Helen Hayes seeks top beauty honors. Rochelle Hudson notes early fears gave way to success, and Carole Lombard will wear a unique black cellophane gown in a future film.
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NEA Service
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Mavieland
Claudette Colbert
Helen Hayes
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Helen
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Mise Hayes
Rochelle Hudson
Brunet
Oklahoma
Carole Lombard
McAdams Ineligible For State After Second Check
Raleigh Oct 13 North Carolina State officials were informed a re check of Robert Red McAdams scholastic record shows no improvement in his standing He had pursued two UNC summer courses but professors confirmed he did not pass State officials had allowed him to enroll pending the summer work and he played in the State Davidson game before being ruled out.
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North Carolina State College
Robert
Red) McAdams
College Press Bureau
History Department
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McAdams
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Two Sunsets Observed Atop Cloud Hill In Leek England
In Leek England residents note a winter phenomenon where smoky cities stay warmer than surrounding countryside as smoke acts as a blanket. The town also reports two sunsets at certain times with the sun vanishing behind Cloud Hill then reappearing beyond the opposite flank.
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Leek
England
College football scores wide across the nation
A long list of 1930s college football results shows Georgia Tech and Duke opening with Duke dominant 20 to 0, Alabama routing Mississippi 41 to 0, Colgate crushing St. Bonaventure 62 to 0, Penn State beating Franklin & Gettysburg 32 to 6, and many more scores across conferences from the Southeast to the Midwest and West.
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Purol Peps Open in Charlotte in Open Practice
Charlotte prepares for its home opening against Saint Louis in the American Professional Football league. Coach Tony Holm drills the Purol Peps after a 7–0 loss to Louisville, aiming for a crowd over 10,000 and notable attendees.
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Ehringhaus
Blackwood
South Carolina
Bob Reynolds
Charlotte Gridiron Corporation
Buster Mott
Earl Clary
Johnny Branch
Fred Hambright
June Underwood
Dutch Kreuter
Pujols
Recreational Spending Exceeds Health Benefits in US
Economists note Americans spend over 21 billion dollars on recreation, a quarter of national income, yet much leisure activity lacks health focus. Baseball, football, golf see millions in admissions. radio and motion pictures offer mixed rest value while many films thrill rather than soothe. A shift toward arts education and amateur dramatics, nature study, camping, and recreational leadership grows as shorter work hours expand leisure's societal role.
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United States
Stuart Chase
Prompt and Best of Attention Essential for Injured Football Player
Article stresses immediate competent medical attention for football injuries and the use of a stretcher to avoid delays in healing. It urges school control over care, avoiding quack cures, and emphasizes a varied diet rather than old training-table meals for players.
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Fishbein
Morris Fishbein
Duke And Carolina Uphold Conference Grid Honors
Duke defeated Georgia Tech 20 to 0 and North Carolina beat Georgia 14 to 0 to reinforce Southern Conference grid prestige. Kentucky beat Clemson 7 to 0, Maryland’s Old Liners edged past, and Virginia Tech won 6 to 0 over William and Mary. Virginia topped St John’s, Baltimore lost 27 to 6 and VMI fell 20 to 6 to Columbia.
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Stanford Easy Victory Over Northwestern at Polo Stadium
Stanford's red jerseys dominated Northwestern 20 to 0 in California with two second quarter touchdowns and a third quarter score. Backup back Bones Hamilton filled in for injured Bobby Grayson and scored twice while Frank Aluztriza added a 47 yard touchdown after an interception. Northwestern could reach the fifty yard line only twice.
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Grayson
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Penn Sophs Rally But Fall At Yale 14 to 6
In New Haven on October 13, Penn Sophomores, led by Warwick and Kurlish, held Yale to a 14 to 6 margin. The gallant visitors drove 83 yards late in the third period to reach the Yale two and score on the first play of the final quarter.
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Elis
Warwick
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Penn
Joan Crawford Private Life Draws Curious Crowds
Hollywood gossip notes how fans swarm Joan Crawford as she unlocks her home door and hides in the back yard to escape attention. Reporters describe a constant parade of cars along her street and the intrusion into celebrity privacy.
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