Fordham Rams Rout Purdue in Polo Grounds Thriller
Fordham crushed Purdue 15 0 before 35 000, moving to 3 0 against intersectional opponents. The Rams opened with a Dulkie run, added Palau’s 24 yard field goal, then Gurske’s 80 yard TD as they shut down three Purdue drives in scoring range. Georgia and NYU remain unbeaten threats.
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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 In 34-7 Victory
The Pittsburgh Panthers overwhelmed Penn State 34 to 7 as coach Jock Sutherland used 42 players to rotate in and out. Pitt posted 457 yards while forcing six Lions fumbles, with key scores from Harold Stebbins and Frank Patrick and a late surge sealing the win before about 19,000 fans.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
University ofPittsburgh
Panthers
Penn State
Lions
Jock Sutherland
Canny Scott
Easons
Pit
Bill Daddie
State
Marshal
Biggy) Godberg
Harold Stebbins
Goldberg
Pitt
Frank Patrick
Harry Harrison
Wear
Harrison
Strike causes East Coast tie up and ship delays
Perkins dismisses Curran's committee as a rump group while backing McGrady in the West Coast dispute. The New York Cuba mail liner Oriente was canceled and the Grace liner Santa Elena delayed two hours due to the strike. Jamestown high school in Kansas scored 220 points and ten touchdowns in five games, their defense remaining intact.
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Perkins
Curran
Edward F. McGrady
New York- Cuba
Oriente
New York
Jamestown
Kas
Football Results Across Colleges and Universities
The AP tally lists dozen plus games with East Gunville State routing Rio Grande 60 to 0 and Boston College edging North Carolina State 7 to 3. Numerous ties and decisive wins include Harvard 65 over Virginia 0 and Army 54 over Muhlenberg 7, with many other scores across the nation.
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Gunville State
Rio Grande
Bluefield College
Morris Harvey
Mansfield
East Stroudsburg
Apaner
New Paltz
Brooklyn College
New York Agegies
Albright
Western Maryland
Boston College
North Carolina State
Bowdoin
Maine
Hobart
Buffalo
West Virginia Wesleyan
Catholic U
City- College of New York
Gallaudet
Clarkson
St Lawrence
Coast Guard
Massachusetts State
Connecticut State
Rhode Island
Dartmouth
Columbia
Fordham
Purdue
Franklin & Marshall
Geneva
George Washington
Davis Elkins & Dickinson
Gettysburg
Harvard
Virginia
Holy Cross
Colgate
Washington & Jefferson
LaFayette
LaSalle
West Chester
Joseph (Pa
Lebanon Valley
Arnold
Lowell Textile
Manhattan
Kentucky
Middlebury
Ithaca
Moravian
Juniata
Carnegie Tech
New York
Rams Bid for Trip 10 Bowl Title Clinched
In college football action St Louis defeated Denver 13-7 and Tulsa tied Centenary 3-3. Texas A&M upset SMU 22-6 while Arkansas beat Rice 20-14 and Texas Christian crushed Texas 27-6. Georgia and Vanderbilt won in the SEC, Duke and North Carolina triumphed in the Southern Conference, and several other teams posted decisive results across conferences. Colorado surprised Utah 21-7 in the Rocky Mountain Conference as Utah State edged Colorado State 13-0 keeping title hopes alive.
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Guilford
Bridgewater
Chattanooga
Mercer
Elon
Lenoir-Rhyne
Louisville
Holdbrook
Morehead
Tennessee Poly
Murray (Ky
West Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Austin Peay
Richmond
Washington & Lee
Virginia
Sly
North Carolina
Davidson
Miami
Toledo
Xavier
Cincinnati
Wittenberg
Minnesota
Town
Nebraska
Kansas
Ohio
Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan
Southern
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Case
Oberlin
Southwest Oklahoma Baptist
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Oklo
Northwestern
Okla
Southwestern
Arkansas
Henderson State
New Mexico Military
New Mexico
Texas A and M
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Texas
Baylor
Oklahoma City
Rice
Centenary
Tulsa
Hardin Simmons
Kansas Wesleyan
Rocky Mountain Colorado
Utah
Carleton College
Greeley State
Wyoming
Montana State
Washburn
Colorado College
Brigham Young
Western State
Kearney
Neb
Normal
Regis College
Utah State
Colorado
Midwest
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Sie
Marquette
Creighton
Denver
Drake
Tinion
Denison
Muskingum
Wooster
Bowling Green
Ashland
Western Reserve
John Carroll
Defiance
Bhuffton
Akron
Weidelbers
Marietta
Kent State
St. Louis
Texas Aggies
Georgia
Florida
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Mississippi
Tennessee
Loyola of
New Orleans
Maryville
Duke
Wake Forest
Maryland
Clemson
Citadel
Virginia Tech
Virginia Military
William & Mary
Colorado University
Colorado State
Collins Dominate Indians 39 0 in County League Clash
Collins defeated Sloco 39 to 0 at Killarney, protecting a spotless county league record. Lott ran for nearly 60 yards and scored twice, with Cuthbert Farley and Harlan Miller also reaching paydirt. Stoco’s defense held late, but the undefeated Collins squad rolled to a decisive victory.
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Collins
Sloco
Killarney
Pirates
Lott
Cuthbert
Marcinkoark
Jiggs Peters
Stoco
Ieague
Winding Gulf
Tigers
Shady Spring
Kidd LE Smedley Lilly
Saunders Thompson
LG Privett
Farley Cockers Mullins
Hornbeck
Gibson Ri- Perdue Simpson
Riker Lott
Jiggs Peters Pulaski
Howell Marcinko
John Peters
Clark
Farley
Harlan Miler
C. Miller
Mullins
Justice
Shrewsbury
Smith
H. Miller
White
P. Cole
Wood
Brown
Basham
Kotcho
E. Cole
Stoco—Gastanon
Green
College football scores across multiple schools in a single listing
A compiled scoreboard shows Kenyon 25 Osterbein 0 and Manchester 21 Ball State 13 among many other results including Evansville 19 Hanover 0 Butler 41 Valparaiso 0 and Western Teachers 33 Central Teachers 0. Also listed are DePauw 19 Earlham 6 Central Indiana Normal 45 Oakland City 7 and Wabash 21 Franklin D. Milliken 7 with several ties and college results across western and midwestern teams.
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Kenyon
Osterbein
Manchester
Ball State
Evansville
Hanover
Butler
Valparaiso
Western
Gophers Embrace Unemotional Style as Season Winds Down
Minnesota head coach Bernie Bierman touts an unemotional approach as the Gophers enter a November stretch with three Big Ten and one Southwest opponent ahead. After a 28 game unbeaten run ended by Northwestern, Bierman still praises poise and strong backfield depth led by Andy Uram and Julius Alfonse, with a formidable line and versatile attack.
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Richard Powers
Associated Press
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Northwestern
Bernie Bierman
Bierman
Gophers
Evanston
Towa
University of Texas
Wisconsin
Washington Huskies
Seattle
Nebraska
Michigan
Purdue
Jock Sutherland
Panthers
Minnesota
Lightning
Gopher
Andy Uram
Hinton Browns roll Alderson 27 to 0 in Saturday clash
Hinton led by Billy Joe Lilly and Eddie Bryant trap Alderson as Lilly tallies twice and Bryant adds a first half score. Lilly also delivers a 20 yard pass for another score while Beasley completes the scoring thrust late in the game.
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Hinton
Billy Joe Lilly
Bobcat
Eddie Bryant
Alderson
Pete Pugh
Redskin
Aldersons
Lilly
Beasley
Browns sale to group of St Louisans could be approved Thursday
American League president William Harridge said a sale of the Browns from the Phi Ball estate to Donald L. Barnes and associates is nearly complete and will be finalized at the Chicago owners meeting next Thursday. Barnes indicated a contract in proper form would seal the deal, with owners' approval still required. The report notes potential continuity of manager Rogers Hornsby and recalls the team’s long pennant drought since 1922.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Browns
St. Louisans
Chicago
William Harridge
American League
Phi Ball
Donald L. Barnes
Barnes
William C. Dewitt
St. Louis Cardinals
Dewitt
George Sisler
Friends
Sisler
Harridge
Rogers Hornsby
New York Yankees
Phil Ball
Sportsman's Park
Ball
Washington and Lee Dominates Virginia Tech 27 to 0
Before about 5000 fans at Lexington Washington and Lee outplayed Virginia Tech in a decisive 27 to 0 victory. Tex Tilson kicked all three extra points after touchdowns while Homer Holt and Senator Glass attended in the president's box as guests. The Bedford band provided the halftime entertainment.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Washington and Lee Generals
Virginia Tech
Washington and Lee
Blacksburg
Tex Tilson
Cacee
Homer Holt
Carter Glass
Lynchburg
Homer A. Holt
West Virginia
Francis P. Gaines
University
Bedford Band
Coughlin Calls for Roosevelts World Role and Constitutional Change
Father Coughlin forecasts a revived NRA and AAA and urges U.S. entry into a world court. He prophesies a constitutional amendment by the New Deal, praising Roosevelt as a hero while warning publics can be fickle as politics shift. He notes a shift from traditional democratic patterns.
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NRA
AAA
America
New Deal Administration
United States
Mr. Roosevelt
Ingram's Drop Kick Wins Navy Over Notre Dame
Navy defeats Notre Dame 2 to 0 at Baltimore's Municipal Stadium as Ingram lands a 25 yard drop kick in the third period securing the lone score. The Midshipmen weathered Irish aerials and held firm after fumbles and penalties.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Bill Ingram
Nava Academy
Sailors
Notre Dame
Middies
Baltimoir
Municipal
Tars
Midshipmen
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Ramblers
Navy
Maurice Ferrara
Ed Simonich
Saeed Schmidt
Ingram
Jonas Ingram
O'Neill
Bob Antrim
Bill
Wildcats Clinch Conference Title in Dramatic Northwestern Win
Northwestern seals its first undisputed Western Conference title with a 26 to 18 triumph over Wisconsin at Dyche Stadium. The Badgers, unbeaten through the season, fall short despite a fierce aerial attack that connected 19 of 30 passes for 185 yards. Spectators braved near freezing conditions as 25,000 fans witnessed Northwestern extend its Big Ten run to five straight wins and ruin Wisconsin’s hoped-for championship moment.
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Associated Press
Evanston
Northwestern
Wildcats
Dyche Stadium
Wisconsin
Badgers
Minnesota
Badger
Trend Toward Strong Leadership Not Law in Citizens Views
citizens increasingly favor rule by a strong leader over government by law as seen in other nations. The phrase notes a shift in public attitude toward authoritative rule and reduced emphasis on constitutional legal processes.
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Alfred G. Worcester
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Lewey Vickers
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Elect Holt
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Coughlin
Father Coughlin
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Ben’s Army Store
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