Fordham Rams rout Purdue 15 to 0 at Polo Grounds
Fordham stopped three Purdue threats in a 15-0 victory before 35 000. Joe Dulkie set up a first period touchdown, Andy Palau added a 24 yard field goal, and Al Gurske sealed the win with an 80 yard TD run as Fordham remains unbeaten with Rose Bowl hopes alive.
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Associated Press
New York
Fordham
Rams
Purdue
Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh
Georgia
New York University
California
Joe Dulkie
Andy Palau
al Gurske
Panthers Dominate Penn State 34-7 in Rival Clash
The Pittsburgh Panthers overpowered Penn State 34-7 as Pitt surged in the final period after a tight third quarter. Key plays included Goldberg’s 45 yard dash, Stebbins’ score from Goldberg, Patrick’s one yard TD, and Harrison’s 32 yard run before a 19 000 crowd.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
Penn State
Lions
Jock Sutherland
Whi i
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Bill Daddie
State
Marshal
Biggy) Godberg
Harold Stebbins
Goldberg
Frank Patrick
Harry Harrison
Wear
Harrison
Iowa
Strike Spreads to Four Thousand in New York
Perkins scoffs at Curran as a rump committee and questions presidential intervention while labor tensions spread to four thousand in New York. The Oriente sailing to Cuba was canceled and the Grace liner Santa Elena delayed two hours as crews boarded. Jamestown high school football scored 220 points in five games with 35 touchdowns and no goals against.
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Curran
Edward F. McGrady
New York- Cuba
Oriente
New York
Jamestown
Kas
Football Scores From East and Beyond By AP
East Gunville State defeated Rio Grande 60 to 0 as college and prep teams across the region posted results. Notable outputs include Boston College 7 over NC State 3, Dartmouth 20 over Columbia 73, and Williams 82 over Wesleyan 7 with numerous ties and shutouts among schools such as Maine, Hopkins, and Maryland affiliates.
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Satem
Coast Guard
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Connecticut State
Rhode Island
Dartmouth
Columbia
Fordham
Purdue
Franklin & Marshall
Geneva
George Washington
Davis Elkins
Dickinson
Gettysburg
Barvard
Virginia
Holy Cross
Colgate
Washington & Jefferson
LaFayette
LaSalle
Indians Fall Before Collins Team in County League Clash
Collins dominated Stoco 39 to 0 at Killarney securing a clean slate in county league play. Lott scored nearly 60 yards for the feature run while backfield mates Cuthbert Marcinko and Peters contributed as Sloco’s Clark and Jiggs Peters shined.
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Collins
Stoco
Killarney
Pirates
Lott
Cuthbert
Marcinko
Clark
Jiggs Peters
Sloco
Winding Gulf
Tigers
Shady Spring High School
Kidd LE Smedley Lilly
Saunders Thompson
LG Privett
Farley Cockers
Mulling
Hornbeck
Gibson Riy Perdue Simpson
Ritter Lott
Jiggs Peters Pulaski
Howell Marcinko
John Peters
Reuthnert
iCollins
Farley
Harlan Miller
Miller
Mullins
Collins — Justice
Shrewsbury
Smith
H. Miller
White
P. Cole
C. Miller
Wood
Brown
Basham
Kotcho
E. Cole
Steco—Gaslanon
Green
Groach
Young
Adams
Mack
Meadows
R. Howell
Cochrane
Lusk
Irle
Martin
Overstreet
Gophers Unemotional Style Drives Minnesota Toward Big Games
The Minnesota Gophers, led by coach Bernie Bierman, rely on unemotional football as they head into a November stretch with three tough rivals. After a 21 game win streak ended by Northwestern, Bierman worries about remaining Big Ten and Southwest opponents and the need to stay poised. Key players include Andy Uram and Julius Alfonso in a strong backfield, with a stout line and a diverse mix of quick thrusts, laterals, and power plays.
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Richard Powers
Associated Press
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Northwestern
Bernie Bierman
Bierman
Gophers
Evanston
Iowa
University of Texas
Wisconsin
Washington Huskies
Seattle
Nebraska
Michigan
Purdue
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Town
Pittsburgh
Jock Sutherland
Panthers
Lightning
Gopher
Historo
Julius Alfonse
Aram
Alfonso
Bud Wilkinson
Whitman Rork
Vic Spadaccini
Larry Buhler
George Faust
Hinton Bobcats blank Alderson in high school clash
Hinton paced by Dilly Lilly and Eddie Bryant swamped Alderson 27 to 0 as Lilly scored twice and Bryant added a 24 yard run and a 20 yard touchdown pass. Beasley caught Lilly’s late 20 yard pass for the final tally as Hinton’s line stopped Alderson on downs.
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Dilly Joe Lilly
Eddie Bryant
Alderson
Bobcat
Pete Pugh
Redskin
Aldersons
Bryant
Lilly
Beasley
Browns sale to St Louis group hinges on Thursday vote
American League president William Harridge said negotiations for transfer of the Browns from the Ball estate to Donald L. Barnes and associates are virtually complete and the deal will be decided at next Thursday's Chicago owners meeting. Barnes said a proper contract would seal the sale, with front office details unclear. Harris noted league approval from seven other owners is required, and manager Rogers Hornsby is likely to stay. The article also notes Sisler denied involvement and mentions the Browns' historical pennant drought. The closing line oddly mentions Switzerland’s Lake Neuchatel.
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St. Louisans
Chicago
William Harridge
American League
Phil Ball
Donald L. Barnes
Hares
William C. Dewitt
St. Louis Cardinals
Dewitt
George Sisler
Browns and Friends
Sisler
Harridge
Rogers Hornsby
New York Yankees
Sportsman’s Park
Ball
Washington and Lee Dominates Virginia Tech 27 0
The Generals Club game at Lexington drew 5 000 fans as Washington and Lee routed Virginia Tech 27 to 0. Tex Tilson led scoring, adding all three extra points after touchdowns while Homer Well Present watched from the stands alongside notable guests. Bedford band performed as crisp weather prevailed.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Washington and Lee Generals
Virginia Tech Gobblers
Washington and Lee
Blacksburg
Tex ‘Tilson
Homer
Carter Glass
Lynchburg
Homer A. Holt
West Virginia
Francis P. Gaines
University
Bedford Band
Coughlin Sees NRA revival and World Court entry
In a speech noted for prophetic tone, Father Coughlin discussed a possible revival of the NRA and the AAA, America's potential entry into the world court, and an anticipated constitutional amendment from the New Deal era while questioning public support for Roosevelt. He warned that the public can be fickle as it follows a leader.
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NRA
AAA
America
New Deal Administration
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
St. George
Ingram's Drop Kick Secures Navy Win Over Notre Dame
Baltimore crowd watches Navy repel Notre Dame 3 to 0 as Ingram delivers a 25 yard drop kick in the third period. Sailors' defense stymies Irish drives and earns a hard fought victory at Municipal Stadium.
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Paralle Academy
Sailors
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Municipal Stadium
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Yale
Princeton
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Navy
Maurice Ferrara
Ed Simonich
Saeed Schmidt
Ingram
Jonas Ingram
O'Neill
Tagram
Bob Antrim
Bill
Wildcats Clinch Conference Title in Dramatic Big Ten Finish
Northwestern clinched the conference title with a 26 to 18 win over Wisconsin in a dramatic late season game at Dyche Stadium. The Badgers, led by a potent forward passing attack completing 19 of 30 for 185 yards, kept pace but fell short as Northwestern extended its Big Ten winning streak to five.
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Drake
Tulsa
Centenary
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Arkansas
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Florida
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Virginia Tech
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Associated Press
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Dyche Stadium
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Badgers
Minnesota
Badger
Citizens favor strong leaders over rule of law trend noted
The quote observes a growing preference among citizens for decisive leadership rather than adherence to legal frameworks, comparing the trend to developments in other nations. It warns that loyalty shifts from institutions to a single figure asserting control.
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