Nebraska Smothers Oregon State Beavers 22 to 0 in Lincoln
Nebraska Huskers dominate Oregon State Beavers 22 to 0 in Lincoln before 25 000. George Sauer and Robert Benson score with Jerry Lanoque adding a first half TD as the Huskers extend dominance in the series. Kansas downs Missouri 27 6 to reach fourth place as Kansas State loses to Texas Tech 6 0 and Oklahoma falls to Oklahoma A M 13 4.
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Langston Downs Lincoln 46 in Turkey Day Grid Clash
Lincoln University gridsters returned groggy after a 46 to 0 defeat at Langston University, Southern Conference champions. Langston’s big Blue dominated, resuming athletic relations after a five year gap. Lincoln never scored against Langston in four previous meetings, with Langston winning three and tying one.
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Remembering Rose Bowl invitation and past game recaps
One year ago today Pitt accepted the invitation to play in the eighteenth annual Rose Bowl. Five years ago today the New York Rangers lost to the Montreal Maroons 3-0 in a tough National League hockey game. Ten years ago today Fordham fell to Georgetown 6-0 in the Ram’s final game of the season.
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Valley Vikings win another championship
Marshall Missouri December 1 AP The Missouri Valley Vikings claim their second straight Missouri College Athletic Union football title with a 19 to 6 win over Central College. Warrensburg Teachers finish second in the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association as Maryville Valley ends with two wins and a tie. St. Louis University defeats Washington University 6 to 0 to win the city title behind Stumpy Thompson’s fourth quarter sneak. Kemper Military School tops Wentworth 6 to 0, breaking Wentworth’s seven game win streak.
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Famous Soldier Currie Dies At Canadian Home Montreal
Sir Arthur Currie, former commander in chief of the Canadian corps in France during World War I and longtime head of McGill University, died at 57 after brain vessel blockage followed by pneumonia. Born October 5, 1875 in Ontario, Currie pursued military interests on the Pacific coast before overseas service. He led the First Canadian Division and later the Canadian corps, survived by Lady Currie and son Garner Ormsby Currie, a student.
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Puise Scars and Brawny Promise for Rangers Defense
A vivid portrait of Jean Puise, a French Canadian defenseman new to the New York Rangers, famed for his rugged style and scarred face. The piece weaves in promoter Jack Kearns praising fighters like Jack Pettifer and outlining Pettifer’s goal to challenge Primo Carnera, with notes on potential opponents and skepticism about the new boxing prospect.
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Mr. Kearns
Fights Result From Multiple City Card Turns (AP)
In Tacoma Jimmy Britt outpointed Miles Murphy at 152 1 2 pounds, while Billy Ketcher won on points over George Forrester in Philadelphia. Tony Bruno stopped Ray Tramblie in Milwaukee, Sherald Kennard defeated Red Haggerty in Fargo, and Buck Everett edged Dick Daniels in Winnipeg. A mention notes Mrs. ATL Galt Durford, wife of a Montreal architect.
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Red Haggerty
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Army Notre Dame and Yale Princeton Big Games Ahead
East dominates football's finale week with Army Notre Dame and Yale Princeton duels in focus at Yankee Stadium and Yale Bowl. Army and Princeton hold perfect records, while Duke Georgia Tech, Southern California Georgia, Tulane LSU, and other matchups shape title race implications across regions.
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Saints Beater by Quimmmies at Fulton
The St. Peter's Saints lost to the Missouri School for the Deaf at Fulton in a hard fought Thanksgiving contest. Aerial passes by Dickie Grevelt found room, but Crevelt faltered after a late break as Duke M.S.D. captain Duke powered a second quarter run to decide the game. Saint quarter Nellie Vincent called it a tough loss but noted the passing game showed promise for the final charity game versus St. Peter's Alumni tomorrow.
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Pans and Junk Alright at Charivari But a Live Skunk Was Something Else
In Uniontown Pennsylvania seven youths face disorderly conduct charges after tossing a live skunk into a newlyweds’ home during a serenade. The couple William Byers 65 and his bride endured tin pans and junk noises despite the unwelcome animal. Thanksgiving day across the country saw unusual events including a record warm spell in Philadelphia and a fire department responding to 73 alarms.
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Roosevelt in Festive Mood at Warm Springs
President Roosevelt resumed his vacation visit at Warm Springs Georgia after a digressive speech to monetary critics and introduced magician Julian Boehn from Atlanta at a Thanksgiving party. He joked about future headlines naming Ju san Boehn Treasury secretary and Gus Generich head of the Federal Reserve as a satirical reply to critics of his managed currency plan. The remarks mark his only clear public comment on the money dispute before departing for Washington.
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France default on December debt payment amid budget crisis
Paris reports France near certainty of default on the December 15 war debt due to the 1934 budget impasse. Camille Chautemps government readies to face the chamber of deputies as the budget bill stalls with no provision for the payment.
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Debt Payment Sparks French Debate Over War Debt
A proposal calls for a $19,154,046 payment as half-year interest on the French war debt for 1933-1934. The plan lacks a payment clause and French citizens appear more convinced that the debt should not be paid.
Hares of All Sizes Featured in Garment Parade
A quirky note highlights a range of clothing including shirts drawers and union suits with emphasis on a heavy weight champion figure illustrated in the piece. The item blends humor with fashion display and hints at a humorous champion label.
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4952 Men to Work in Missouri Ozarks
Poplar Bluff Missouri AP L S Bean supervisor of federal forests in Missouri says Washington authorized 4852 men in eighteen counties for forestry work starting Monday. He visits Van Buren for a regional conference to plan the program and expects a $325,000 monthly payroll at 40 cents to $1.10 per hour. If a Missouri senate bill removing forest acreage limits passes, employment could rise to 10,000.
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Population density claim on Earth
A claim asserts there are 39 persons per square mile of Earth's land area. The statement lacks context and sources, leaving uncertainty about measurement methods and geographic scope.
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