West Virginia Triumphs Over Washington and Lee in Charleston
West Virginia University rallied in the second half to defeat Washington and Lee 20 to 0 before about 10,000 fans at Charleston. Moan, a California sophomore, sparked three touchdowns as the Mountaineers improved to 16 wins in 22 games against the Generals, with key runs by Fizer and Isaac and a strong defensive effort.
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Federal road bureau takes over planning of West Virginia projects
A new federal road bureau assumed supervision today over West Virginia highway work funded by federal dollars. Mortimer W. Smith, chief engineer, said the transfer could speed federal project approvals. The commission will report to Charles H. Moore in Spartanburg, South Carolina, covering Washington Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina. A separate fragment notes a Willard Ohio boy seeking his mother to kill their family rabbit.
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Yale Water Wagon Brings Fresh Hydration to Blue Football
Major Frank Wandle Yale trainer designed a bright blue water cart used at Yale Bowl to cool players during games. The 1935 upgraded model features a chilled tank, needle-spray nozzles, a 40 pound pressure pump, and a chromium drinking fountain. Wandle plans bigger improvements, crediting his device for Yale’s strong return to prominence after a big upset over Princeton.
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Yale Mentor Keeps Yale Team In Peak Condition
Yale's training staff, led by Major Wandle, kept the team in top form for a full 60 minutes against Penn and a three-period spread versus Navy. Wandle, a former trainer at West Point and LSU, praised for his understanding of athletes, has shaped a well-conditioned squad. Vienna's population debate grows as natives argue over the famed Golden Viennese Heart critics note.
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Army Defeated By South Team
At West Point on November 2, Mississippi State defeated Army 13 to 7 before an estimated 20,000. Ike Pickle sparked the Southerners with key runs and State’s passing game produced two late fourth-quarter scores to seal the win. Monk Meyer and Clinton True connected for Army’s lone touchdown.
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Oak Hill Powers Past Princeton 33 0 in Lopsided Win
Oak Hill Red Devils overwhelmed Princeton 33 to 0 with a rapid early scoring flurry of sweeps and laterals. Cafego and Ellison starred for Oak Hill as reserves finished the game. Princeton struggled to threaten the goal as the period wore on.
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Hunting Season Opens With Dog Rules Clarified
Game Protector R B Harris clarified hunting rules for 1935 noting dogs may be used for bird rabbit and raccoon hunts while bear and deer chases have Nov 17 restriction. He urged high powered rifles be registered with the Department of Public Safety with a $2 fee and warned of penalties for non registration. Enclosed-land permits and bag limits will be strictly enforced with season dates set for squirrels rabbits grouse quail and other species.
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Live Wire Kills Dog in Medford Oklahoma
A dog owned by Mrs. Fred Manchester in Medford Oklahoma was instantly killed after contacting a live electrical wire. In Kruger National Park South Africa lions have grown curious about tourists and visitors report the behavior is becoming embarrassing.
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P.T.A. Meeting on Education Sponsored by Sophia Unit
The Sophia P. T. A. will meet tomorrow at 7 30 PM to discuss Education. Patrons are asked to attend.
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Dartmouth Triumphs Over Yale 14 6 in Rowdy Bowl Fight
Dartmouth defeated Yale 14 to 6 in New Haven marking their first football win over Yale in over fifty years. Frank Nairne and Carl Ray scored for Dartmouth, Joe Handrahan added two extra points, while Charlie Ewart scored Yale’s lone TD. After the final play, crowd unrest led to uprooted goalposts and a field-clearing scramble.
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Carnegie Tech Routs West Virginia Freshmen 26–0
Morgantown report says Plebes of Carnegie Tech defeated West Virginia University Little Mountaineers 26 to 0. Audin and Zeller advanced Tech to the five-yard line with strong runs, fumbles near goal prevented WVU from scoring, Tech produced two 41 and 63 yard drives and scored in five of six quarters.
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Rod And Gun Club To Hold Tuesday Session
Raleigh County Rod and Gun Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the Legion hall Memorial building W B Ware secretary says prize winners in the vermin killing contest should attend to collect awards The item also notes a separate tragedy about Jean Baptiste Jourdain father of nine who hanged himself near Cautanes France
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Princeton Wins Game From Navy 26 to 0 Before 50000
Princeton dominated Navy at Princeton Stadium 26 to 0 as Garry Levan Jack White and Charles Kaufman led a powerful rushing attack. The Tigers outgained Navy 153 to 68 in rushing and went four for nine passing for 55 yards. Navy threatened only once with a late second quarter drive before Kaufman nullified the attempt.
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