State Returns To Victory Over Furman
Georgia defeats Furman 13 to 6 in Athens as Jake Ceublee boots a long punt return and Rice's Friedman scores. Georgia outrushed 271 to 118, while the Owls rely on limited passing. Johnson seals late TD drive for the Bulldogs.
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Athens
I¢É
Georgia
Jake Ceubleé
Husky
Honda
Sheriff
Texans
Owls
Bulldogs
Friedman
Rice
Rileene Veewee
Regia dJtueneenee
Vickers
Ohnson
Duquesne Ups Panthers 7 to 0 In Rainy Duel
Pittsburgh fell 7 to 0 as Duquesne Upset Panthers with a 72 yard dash by substitute halfback George Matsik in the second period. Pitt outgained 150 to 134 but Duquesne clung to a late lead with Boyd Brumbaugh’s extra point and stout defense despite 20 000 fans braving rain.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh Panthers
George Matsik
Duquesne
Boyd Brumbaugh
Pitt
Dukes
Jock Sutherland
John
Little Clipper
Appalachian State Defeats Western Carolina Teachers 20–2
Appalachian State beat Western Carolina Teachers 20 to 2 in muddy field conditions. Martin scored the opening touchdown, Wilson added the final TD to reach 53 points in four games for the Mountaineers.
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Winston-Salem
Appalachian State
Westernarolina
Martin
Western Carolina
Appalachian
Seneeses Blum Savceque
MD -Vineeanee
Query
Deake
We Audavas Poe Gus Cence Ee C
Cessees Parthing
Eggleston Pehece
Sabetors Rothrock Pedebees
Fitts Humphries
Bae Sara Pa Epics
Minson Ee
Hawkins
Tern Carolina
Enon
Wilson
Gaffney
Jarvis
Perry
Elton
Um Weaver
Duke
Wake Porest
Reyds
Lenoir-Rhyne
Northwestern Bears Edge Ohio State in Thrilling Comeback
In Vanston Illinois Northwestern Americans Don Geyer and Don Heap sparked a comeback to beat Ohio State 14 to 13. The Buckeyes surged early but Northwestern rallied in the final period as 40,000 fans watched a ferocious drive.
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Northwestern
Ohio State
Vanston
Ill
Don Geyer
Don Heapi¢e
Ohio
Minnesota
Buckeyes
Ildeals
Gamecocks edge Gobblers in 14 0 Southern Conference win
South Carolina defeats Virginia Polytechnic 14 to 0 in Columbia as Art Urbanyi scores on a four yard run and Ralph Dearth gains 62 yards passing setups. Interceptions by defenders turn Gobblers drives into scoring chances nullified by Carolina.
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Columbia
8. C
V. P. IL
University of South Carolina
Art Urbanyi
Toledo
Ohio
Ralph Dearth
Portsmouth
South Carolina
Virginia Polytechnic
Pointer Trained At Trinity Wins New Jersey Shooting Dog Stake
Glens Parrish Flash, a white and liver pointer owned by H. Grassy of Glen Rock, trained by L. E. Parrish of Trinity, won the shooting dog stake at the Jockey Hollow Field Club event on the New Jersey state game farm on October 12. The dog found five birds and ran a strong heat with his brace mate. Second went to Lisa, a white and black ticked English setter owned by Leon L. Wilson of Scotch Plains and Mrs. George Moore of Short Hills, handled by Wilson with three finds. Third was Jersey Pat, a lemon and white pointer owned by A. P. Wharton of Livingston, handled by S. F. Howell.
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H. Grassy
Glen Rock
N. J
L. E. Parrish
Trinity
Jockey Hollow Field Club
New Jersey
Lisa
Leon L. Wilson
Scotch Plains
George Moore
Short Hills
Wilson
Jersey
Pat
A. P. Wharton
Livingston
S. F. Howell
Roanoke Routs Catawba 12-6 Behind Mongiello Returns
Roanoke College beat Catawba 12 to 6 at Salem as Bill Mongiello, back from an injury, scored Roanoke’s two touchdowns. He returned a punt 60 yards late in the first quarter and added a 25-yard run in the second, capping a 63-yard march. A small crowd witnessed the wind driven game.
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Salem
Bill Mongiello
New York
Catawba
Roanoke College
Mongiello
Clark
North Carolina
Parental neglect of faults in Jack Horner tale
Olive Roberts Barton argues parents miss underlying faults in children. She cites Jack Horner as an example of a boy who does as he pleases, appears well behaved, yet harms others. The piece stresses that true manners come from the home environment and genuine character, not precepts.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Mother Goose
Jack Horner
Prig
Jack
Rascal
Dressen Eyes Future Reds with Mixed Trade Outlook
Cincinnati manager Chuck Dressen says he is willing to trade current Reds players to strengthen the team for 1937 but favors developing the young group of players. He plans to rely on minor league recruits who can endure a long season, aiming to build a club for the future with prospects like Johnny Van der Meer.
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Cincinnati
Chuck"’ Dressen
Reds
Chuck
Johnny van der Meer
Durham
Johnny Gooch
van der Meer
Gooch
Tulane Green Wave Routs Colgate 28 to 6 at Polo Grounds
Tulane toppled Colgate 28 to 6 in New York as the Green Wave erased a 6 0 first quarter deficit with two second period touchdowns and two more in the final quarter. Noel Loftin led a strong ground attack with two rushing scores while Frank Marshall and Whitney Jaeger connected for a TD. Colgate’s Jaeger also scored in a tough defeat.
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Paul Mickelson
New York
Colgate
Red Raiders
Tulane
Polo Grounds
Chenango
Green Wave
Andy Kerr
Red Raider
Noel Loftin
Frank Marshall
Whitney Jaeger
Bond
Mattis
Loftin
Moss
Jaeger
Notre Dame Romps Wisconsin in Second Half Shutout
Notre Dame's football team exploded for three touchdowns in the second half to defeat Wisconsin 27 to 0 before 25 000 in South Bend. Key scores came from Bob Wilke Vic Wojcichowski Larry Danhom and Chuck Borowski with Bruno adding the point after. The game marked a meeting of two Notre Dame Four Horsemen era teammates Stuhldreher and Layden in opposing roles.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Irish
Badgers
Wisconsin
Badger
Ramblers
Bob Wilke
Andy Puplis
Fred Mundee
Tommerson
Vic Wojcichowski
Wilke
Larry Danhom
Kovalcik Tolen Skogling
Chuck Borowski
Bruno
Harry Stuhldreher
Elmer Layden
Minnesota Defeats Michigan in Western Conference Opener
Minnesota thrashed Michigan 26 to 0 before 48 600 fans, extending its winning streak to 20 games. Bernie Bierman’s Gophers dominated with four touchdowns and 18 first downs to Michigan’s five, while Wilbur Moore added a 58 yard TD run late.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Victory Street
Michigan
Wolverines
Golden Gophers
Bernie Bierman
Gopher
Wilbur Moore
Quietness and craft in a genuine child
A short meditation on authenticity in children's nature and the dangers of false virtue. The speaker warns against pretentious piety and celebrates plain, artless qualities, noting the contrast with stories of Jack Horner and Tiny Tim and the world’s perception of goodness.
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Jack Horner
Jack
Tiny Tim
Mother Goose
NEA Service, Inc
Maryland crushes Virginia 21 to 0 in Commonwealth Day game
Maryland dominates Virginia at Scott Stadium for a 21 to 0 win paced by Billi Guckeyson and Jim Meade. The Terrapins pile up 195 yards from scrimmage and 65 receiving, while Virginia manages 65 yards total with four first downs.
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Charlottesville
Maryland
University of Virginia
Scott Stadium
Billi Guckeyson
Jim Meade
Cavaliers
Commonwealth of Virginia
Headley
Meade
Ellinger
Guckeyson
Harry Martin
Virginia
Frank Dearmey
Ckeyle
Etaoin
Tain Nu
Columbia Routs VMI 38-0 in Slippery Bakerfield Showdown
Columbia crushed Virginia Military Institute 38 to 0 as Sid Luckmann led with three touchdown passes and a late burst in a dominant first half passing attack and strong ground game. Columbia totaled 250 yards from scrimmage to VMI’s 59, earning 17 first downs to six.
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New York
Columbia
Virginia Military Institute
Bakerfield
Sid Luckmann
Lou Little
Luckmann
Virginia
Hubert Schulze
Hudasky
Virginian
Cadets
NYT and Boston Transcript Do Not Publish Comics
The New York Times and the Boston Transcript are the only two daily newspapers in the United States that do not publish comic strips.
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The
New York Times
Boston Transcript
United States
Dvorak Inspired by American Sojourn to Craft New World Symphony
The composer Antonin Dvorak traveled through the United States from 1892 to 1895 listening to African American songs and absorbing American spirit. He wrote the New World Symphony with the famous Going Home based on its Largo. Born near Prague in 1841 he died in 1904 aged 63. In 1934 Czechoslovakia issued a stamp honoring his house.
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Antonin Dvorak
D'Vor-Zhahk
United States
Dvorak
Prague
Czechoslovakia
NMA Service, Inc
Wolfpack Wins 27-0 as Each Period Yields a Score
North Carolina State defeats Furman 27 to 0 in Raleigh with a TD in every period. Joe Ryneska stars with a 60 yard run and a five yard TD after an 80 yard drive. Howard Bartles adds a 12 yard TD reception. State dominates 458 rushing yards to 44 for Furman, 21 first downs to 4.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan
Raleigh
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Furman
Purple Hurricane
South Carolina
Joe Ryneska
State
Howard Bartles
Cowboy Robinson
Bartles
Eddie Entwistle
al Williams
George Fry
Andy Pavlosky
Ryneska
Alex Regdon
KB. V. Helme
South Carolinians
Hank Anderson
N. C. State
MacCarn
Regdon
Count Arthur Wins Continental Race and Jacobs Sets Record
Count Arthur wins the feature Continental handicap by a length over Rust at Jamaica. T. B. Martin's Steel Cutter takes third. Trainer Hirsch Jacobs saddles Belshazzar and Night Spirite to give Jacobs his 147th and 148th winners, breaking the old record of 147 set by Cowboy Irwin in 1923 for the season.
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New York
Jacobs
Cowboy Irwin
Belshazzar
Night Spirite
Ethel D. Jacobs
Florida routs Stetson in 22 to 0 grid battle
In Gainesville Florida blanked Stetson Hatters 22 0 as Moon Mullins the 198 pound sophomore halfback led the Florida backfield to 19 first downs. The Gators scored 20 points in a turbulent third period and dominated the annual game.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Stetson Hatters
Gators
Moon Mullins
Sophmore
Tennessee Holds Alabama To Scoreless Tie In Heat
In Birmingham Alabama and Tennessee played to a 0 0 tie before about 16000 fans as a brutal heat affected the game. Joe Riley and Phi Dickens both starred in a punting duel with averages near 42 and 41 yards. Alabama had eight first downs to Tennessee seven as Neyland and Thomas shuffled squads frequently.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennesse Volunteers
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Tennessee
Tidesmen
Joe Riley
Phi Dickens
Dickens
Riley
Bob Neyland
Frank Thomas
Volunteers
Kentucky Beats Generals 39 to 7 in College Football
The Kentucky Wildcats defeated Washington and Lee 39 to 7 on Wilson field. Bob Davis and Cameron Davis each scored two touchdowns, with Simpson and Coleman adding the other two. Sample added a fourth quarter 16 yard run for WKU.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Wildcats
Washington and Lee
Wilson Field
Generals
Kentucky
Davises
Bob and
Cameron
Simpson
Coleman
Sample
SOG
Reece
Bob Davis
Cameron Davis
High Point Y Opens Soccer Loop With Faith Tilt
Representatives from five communities met under Capt Stull at Catawba College to form a six team Inter City Soccer League. J A Hutton was elected president with Kirchner and Payne as vice presidents and Mhet Smith as secretary. Opening games set for October 24 include Kernersville vs Kannapolis Y and High Point Y versus Faith at Faith.
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Capt. Stull
Catawba College
Salisbury
J. A. Hutton
Kannapolis
J. Payne
Kirchner
Faith
Mhet Smith
Winston-Salem
Duke
Power of Charlotta
Guilford College
Burlington
Jamestown
Kernersville
High Point
Mineral Springs
High Point College
Ben McKnight
C. Smith
R. H. Griffiths
R. Kirchner
Phil Sarrett
Calvin Mann
BE. P. Hartley
R. M. Ainsley
Welker Fraley
E. Stull
Catawba
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Sid Luckman
Columbia Lions
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Weber Motor CO
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