Harvard Navy clash as Crimson seek breakout win
Harvard under Dick Harlow brings a rebuilt, undefeated Crimson to Baltimore Stadium for a 2 PM kickoff against Navy. Navy, having defeated William and Mary, the Citadel, and Virginia, tests Harvard's improved backfield while Navy relies on stronger line play. The result shapes both teams' early-season outlooks as they eye future showdowns with top foes.
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Dick Harlow
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Harlow
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Brown
Navy Line
Middies
William and Mary
Citadel
Virginia
Dartmouth
Princeton
Army
Davidson
Yale
Terps
Maryland
Repeats of Niagara Falls Honeymoons Draw Couples Back
Niagara Falls hosts long lasting honeymoons with couples returning from one to fifty years later. Repeats seek the same room and room register, with grandkids visiting the display. Hotels cut initials on bridal suite windows and issue new prints of old wedding photos. Niagara Falls is pictured on a 1922 U. S. stamp.
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Niagara
Niagara Falls
U. S
NIA Service, Inc
Mount St. Mary's, Johns Hopkins Tangle in Quiet Preliminaries
A preview notes Mount St. Mary's favored over American University while St. John's aims to limit New York A.C. scoring. The Old Liners traveled to Culpeper, Virginia to avoid pregame celebrations in Charlottesville. Western Maryland defeated Upsala at Westminster and Johns Hopkins opened its first free admission game against Washington College.
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Western Maryland
Upsala
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Johns Hopkins
Washington College
Mounts at American U for Home Coming game at Echo Field
Emmitsburg Maryland October 15 Mountaineer grid squad expects American University at Echo Field for the annual Home Coming game. Coach Joe McCormick rested players before kickoff. Expected attendance around two thousand Abinini and visitors. Starting lineup includes Ruback Matuella Shoop Lar Tosti Britton Thomas Maize Davis Hanawalt Steckman Sitnik Pascale Davide Porambo Howard Kokie Bartlett Klatz Seesney Tower Kuratnick. Deer hunters urged to wear red for visibility and drink moderately.
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Joe McCormick
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Porambo
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Mike Kurainick
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Mt. St. Mary's
Brown LE Ruback
Matuella Shoop
Lar Tosti
Britton
Thomas Maize
Davis
Players Can't Always Be In Highest Gear
Pittsburgh coach Jock Sutherland notes that football teams show large swings in form from game to game. He cites Notre Dame, Ohio State, Washington, Oregon State, Stanford, Nebraska, Iowa State, Michigan, and Duquesne as examples of inconsistent performances, warning that peaks are hard to sustain across a season.
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Nebraska
Minnesota
Ames
Northwestern
Michigan Sie
Michigan
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Foot Barre Calendars Showcase Major College Football Clashes
A sprawling list of college football games across cities from Emmitsburg to Berkeley features matchups such as Mount Saint Mary’s vs American University at Emmitsburg and Navy vs Harvard in Baltimore, with kickoff times around 2 pm. The schedule spans Maryland to California, including Notre Dame vs Pittsburgh, Texas vs Arkansas, and Michigan vs Minnesota, highlighting widespread regional pairings and venue notes.
Mutual Understanding Urged By Secretary Hull
Secretary Hull urged twenty one American republics to adopt an international system grounded in mutual understanding to resist shocks. Opening a Pan American Union broadcast series, he cited radio communications as key to achieving this objective across Latin America.
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Hull
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New sun powered gadget waters geraniums on vacation
Atlantic City reports S Herbert Soifih’s device to water potted geraniums while away uses sun heat to pressurize a metal tank. A rubber tubing and tiny needle valve deliver about ten ounces of water on sunny days. no watering when the sun hides.
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N. J
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DePoala Wins Five Rounder In Bernie's Arena Bout
Baltimore 165-pounder Vince DePoala scored an upset five round decision over Charles Brant of Pittsburgh, using left jabs and rights to control most rounds. Brant, with 22 knockouts in 26 bouts, pressed early but DePoala fought back as a substitute for Eddie Malan balancing the ring action in a rousing card at Bernie's Arena.
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Baltimore
Charles Brant
Pittsburgh
Bernie's Arena
Brant
DePoula
Eddie Malan
DePoala
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Paboy
Viney
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Tony Wagner
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Marrone
Concensus
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Manley
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Ray Pursley
John Finko
Finko
Gene Brant
Tom Julian
Julian
Harry Sunderland
Joe Trommers
Fred Kirsch
Max Schmeling
Tinsburg
Lipps Announces Next Card Date in October
Jack Lipps, praised by the crowd for a fine performance, announced that the next card is scheduled for October 29. The note hints at upcoming bouts and Lipps remains a focal point for boxing fans in the region.
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Jack Lipps
Lipps
Western Maryland Domination Seals Upsala 19 to 0
Westminster Maryland October 15 Western Maryland College blanked Upsala College 19 to 0 in a night game. The Terrors used strong line plunges Balish Drugash McQuillan and open field runs to eclipse Upsala who failed to mount a comeback with ten incomplete passes. Western Maryland tallied 20 first downs to Upsala's four.
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Western Maryland College
Upsala College
Balish
Western Maryland
Drugash
McQuillan
Upsala
Terrors
Football results from Western Mainland games
The Western Mainland results show Upsala Johns Hopkins 0 and Washington College 33, Duquesne 26 with St. Vincent 0, Tampa 12, Stetson 0, Catholic U 0, Detroit 30. The Pitt 1937 team was stronger than 1936 against Duquesne, highlighting how past performance rarely predicts weekly outcomes. Coaches often lack full insight into players’ mental attitudes until games begin, a late hour for adjustments.
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Upsala Johns Hopkins
Washington College
Duquesne
St. Vincent
Tampa
Stetson
Catholic U
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Pitt
Leason
Polish tennis star Jaddy Jed trejowska returns home wounded
Jadwiga Jed trejowska, known as Jaddy, a sturdy Polish tennis star, travels home with a broken toe after a national tour. A night lob attempt aboard the Pilsudsk in New York ends in a double fault, she jokes that the best sportswomen in the world are American.
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Jaddy
New York
Jshe
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