Eastern college football roundup with upsets and ties
Unclear play-by-play reports show Tadium at New Jebama and Temple defeating rivals, while Alabama’s Gators rose after early-season loss to Mississippi State. Vanderbilt beats Ray Merrigan’s Commodores, Bucknell tops Temple Owls 7-6, Pitt draws with Tech, and Fortheram pounds Princeton 21-0 leaving Princeton as the East’s only undefeated major team.
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Philadelphia
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Tech
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Rams
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Intercollegiate grid results spread across regions
Pertti and Colgate delivered decisive wins while several teams battled to draws. Syracuse limped to a scoreless tie with Maryland as George Washington toppled North Dakota and Catholic U beat NC State. Kentucky crushed Vermont 21-0 and North Carolina defeated Virginia 41-0 in strong showings. Missouri and Oklahoma recorded ties, Texas A&M upset Texas 20-6, and Colorado beat Denver 14-0 as Utah State and Colorado shared a 14-14 Rocky Mountain tie.
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Enet
George Washington
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Catholic U
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Hoyola
New Orleans
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Virginia
Virginia Tech
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Centenary Beaton
Middle
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Yerger Tigers Rout Prescott Black Wolves 27 to 0
Yerger High School Tigers closed the season with a 27 to 0 win over Prescott Black Wolves at Yerger park in the season’s best attended negro game. Berton rushed two opening quarter touchdowns, Anderson scored in the third, Shaw added the last, and C Wright converted all but one. Starring were Benton Anderson McFadden and Walker.
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Italy Seeks Gold Salvation Amid Fear Of War
The article reports hints of potential European war, with Mussolini warning of war responses, while Italy claims the gold drain is halted by public offerings. Officials say reserves may grow by about 50 percent by year end as gold gifts pour into the Fascist party. Bank of Italy offers 15.25 lire per gram in gold drives, above the legal rate. Mindane reserve stands around 3.94 billion lire, a figure unchanged since October 20.
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October Trade Review Shows Broad Gains Across District
The bank’s monthly trade survey reports higher October activity across retail and wholesale channels in the five largest district cities. Electric power sales, manufacturing activity, and farm equipment demand rose, while October department store sales rose 9.4 percent from October 1994 and 10.2 percent from September. Weather and harvest impacts noted, but farm prices remained near highs. rail and freight improved with coal and coke movement rising. Thirty seven commercial failures totaling 477 thousand dollars occurred in October, versus 25 in September.
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Barbers Reluctant to Discuss Socketeers Relations
The report notes the hesitation of Pittsburgh barbers to comment on their ties with socketeers, marking an early cue about the community's reticence on the subject.
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Al Smith Returns to Power as New York Board Shifts
New York Daily News says former Governor Alfred E. Smith gains influence in city politics after Aldermanic President Bernard Deutsch dies, giving Democrats control of the Board of Estimate and shifting votes to Smith allies including Controller Frank J. Taylor and Manhattan and Bronx leaders. In China, Beijing denounces Japan over aggression, protesting Tokyo's seizure of Fengtai railway junction and blaming the Japanese army for the northern movement.
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Still Coughing Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement urges readers to try Creomulsion for coughs colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the medicine goes to the source of trouble to soothe inflamed membranes loosen phlegm and expel it. The druggist guarantees Creomulsion and offers money back if unsatisfied.
Hope Ends Season With Series Of Narrow Losses
Hope finished with nine victories and multiple losses in a basketball schedule. Injuries sidelined key players as the Trojans plan a rematch with Hope next season. The season included games against Idabel Camden Horatio El Dorado Arkadelphia Texarkana Nashville Smackover Prescott DeQueen Beebe and Hot Springs. Hope totaled 300 points to opponents 63.
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