Irish Triumph Over Army 20-6 in Yankee Stadium Upset
80,000 fans packed Yankee Stadium as Notre Dame defeated Army 20 to 6. Andy Puplis and Bob Wilke sparked the Irish with key plays including a late first-half interception and two third-quarter touchdowns, while Army’s drives stalled at crucial moments.
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Associated Press
New York
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Trish
Nien
Elmer Layden
Intman
TNT
Monk Meyer
Army
Rn Army
Lever
Notre’ Dame
Andy
Andy Puplis
Bob Wilke
Meyers
Meyer
Wilkean
Art Cronin
Price Ryan
Wilke
John Lauter
Puplis
Greyer
Meyr
Vanderbilt Commodores Stuck Scoreless Three Saturdays
The Vanderbilt Commodores were held scoreless on three consecutive Saturdays this season, a scoring drought not seen since 1900, according to Associated Press reporting from Nashville.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Vanderbilt Commodores
Resolution of Respect for late C. H. Meador
A Beckley bank notes the death of former cashier C. H. Meador on October 22 1936. The Board of Directors expresses sorrow loyalty to his memory and extends sympathy to his family. Copies of the resolution will be placed in minute books given to the family and published in Beckley newspapers. Signed by F. L. Lucas Secretary of the Board.
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C. H. Meador
Beckley
Beckley National Exchange
K A. Ry
F. Lucas
Sec'y
Marshall Loses 14 7 To Miami in Buckeye Conference clash
Miami University toppled Marshall College 14 to 7 before 8 000 spectators to drop Marshall from championship contention in the Buckeye Conference. Miami built its lead with a first half TD pass and a subsequent short run while Marshall answered with a first quarter TD pass to Smith.
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Marshall
Miami
Associated Press
Huntington
Miami University
Marshall College
Rig Green
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Roger
Smith
Smith Erwine
Huffman Sparkes
Bragg Brinker
C. Watson Palmer
W. Underwood Meier
Chandler Leon RE Stephenson
Wagner
Wuest
Hunter _Breitenstein
Rit Richards
Metzger
Jamison
Williams
Trawellyn
Marsha
Bates
James E Fay to be Buried Today
Funeral services for James Edward Fay six year old Scarbro miner who died late Friday night are set for 2 30 p m today at the Dothan church with Rev D Wilson and burial will follow in Peters cemetery He had been ill at his daughter Mrs Tom Fitzpatrick s home in Scarbro for days Surviving are four daughters Mrs Junie Williams Mrs Annie Emerson Mrs Burt Fitzpatrick of Long Branch and Mrs May Fitzpatrick of Beckley plus brothers Tom and Mrs Minnie Kincaid of Winston and Mrs Ernie Peters of Dothan and Mrs Susie Windsor of Oak Hill
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James Edward Fay
Scarbro
Dothan
D. Wilson
Peters
Fay
Tom Fitzpatrick
Tiwe
Fitzpatrick
Junie Williams
Annie Emerson
Burt Fitzpatrick
Long Branch
May Fitzpatrick
Beckley
Tom
Minnie Kincaid
Winston
Ernie Peters
Susie Windsor
Oak Hill
Bumper Crop Hides Stable Prices as Christmas Demand Looms
The article notes a steady bumper crop with prices for foodstuffs and winter produce holding steady after Christmas. A surge in liquor sales is expected around Thanksgiving with state stores anticipating nearly double last year’s volume.
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Prince Street
Secretaries urged to trace political donations
The article reports that more donors will be asked to list political contributions as state secretaries join the drive to uncover all donations. Senate investigators will present findings at the next committee meeting in mid-December to decide on open hearings into charges of political coercion in Pennsylvania.
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Jeffries
Senate
Pennsylvania
Driver Crash on Prince Street Links to Augusta President
An unidentified driver rear ended Thomas Afnton's car on Prince Street around 7 PM, pushing it into another vehicle. Police identified the vehicle's make and license and Dr Eugene M Wilder of Augusta Ga has been re elected to lead the Sally league for another year.
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Thomas Afnton
Prince Street
Eugene M. Wilder
Augusta, Ga
Sally League
Wildcats Clinch Conference Title in a Sweep
Northwestern remained undefeated with a 9-0 Big Ten win over Michigan as Notre Dame crushed Army 20-6 at Yankee Stadium. Yale toppled Princeton 13-0 while varied college results splashed across the nation with Georgia, LSU, Alabama, and others posting key wins.
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Associated Press
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Police Capture Continues After Seizing Doorkeeper
Stover and four patrolmen detained a doorkeeper as he released a customer and rushed to the top floor. The chief reported $30 found on a table when officers entered. The article notes boxers knocked out by Jon Louis struggle to regain footing.
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Stover
Jon Louis
Footsatt Resurts From Campus Gridiron Scores Across States
Parkersburg blanked Charleston Richwood 27 to 6 while Marlinton routed Greenbank 19 0 and St Marys defeated Gimberport 20 12. Other notable college results include Amherst 14 Williams 13, Notre Dame 20 Army 3, Penn State 12 Pennsylvania 19, Yale 26 Princeton 23, and Drexel 7 Delaware 6. Local and regional scores span from Glenville 46 6 to New York U 46 Rutgers 0 with numerous state teachers and small colleges listed.
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Wildcats Triumph as Northwestern Outscores Wolverines at Michigan
Northwestern powered by Chunky Steven Toth dominated Michigan Stadium in front of 40,000 as the Wildcats swept the Western Conference football clash. Toth scored a field goal and lone touchdown while Northwestern capitalized on Wolverine miscues, with Michigan managing only a single late score.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Wolverines
Northwestern
Michigan Stadium
Wildcats
Steven Toth
Tod
Wildcat
Toth
Toledo
Young Franklin and Miss duPont Move in Elite Circles
The article traces the public romance between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Cornelia du Pont from 1934 to 1936. It notes engagements rumors denied, Roosevelt’s White House weekend visit, and key social events including dinners and a Bermuda voyage. It also mentions Roosevelt’s Groton graduation and Harvard class of 1937.
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Europe
Afiss duPont
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
New York Harbor
Miss duPont
Bermuda
duPont
Groton
Harvard
Western Reserve Aerial Connects Early in Game
Western Reserve defeats West Virginia 7 to 0 as Zech fires a 40 yard strike to Kelker on the opening drive. Kelker's catch and Reserve's stout defense fuel a 9th straight win and 22nd straight game without defeat in treacherous conditions.
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Western Reserve
Associated Press
Cleveland
Ray Zeh
Kelker
Mountaineers
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Reserve
Kelly Moan
Moon
Johunny Andrews
Red Cats
Vos
W. van Kelker
LE Barna Thagazzo
Hodges Myslenski
Ally Severs
Hedrick Wyandt
RG Volkin Sidinger
RV Foley Wilson
Eller Litwak
Lorenz Rodak
Lil Carder Andrews
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