Duquesne Downs Mountaineers 19-0 in Decisive Victory
Duquesne University defeated West Virginia 19 to 0 before about 5,000 fans in Morgantown. Fillingham scored the first touchdown on a 16 yard reception, with Kirsling and Perko adding scores as Duquesne’s aerial attack overwhelmed WVU after a goal line stand. West Virginia threatened late but was shut out.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Duquesne University
West Virginia
Mountaineer
Dukes
Mountaineers
Duquesne
Alr
Fillingham
Zanieski
Brumbaugh
Kirsling
Perko
Kelly Moan
Moan
Kakasic
Fizer
Joe Stydahar
Gocke
Hester
Duquesne Fos. W. Virginia
Chappala LE
Gocke McDonald
Vairo
Disegi
Matsic
Goodman
Zoppetti
Amann
Bechtloff
Barko
Burns
Ohio State Tops Illinois on broken field run
Ohio State quarterback Dye raced 50 yards through a muddy field to beat Illinois 6 0 0 and keep the Buckeyes in the Big Ten title race. A first period kickoff return by Bye set the tone as OSU relies on rugged rushing and broken-field running to gain the win.
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Associated Press
Columbus
William Henry Harrison
Tippy) Dye
Ohio State
Iinois
Ohio
Michigan
Ween Thal State
John Kanosky
Unbeaten Teams Fall Across Regions in Weekend Play
Duke trips North Carolina 25 0 while Temple edges Marquette 26 6 and Colgate shuts Syracuse 27 0. Dartmouth dominates Cornell 41 7 and NYU crushes Rutgers 48 0. Minnesota and Texas Christian win big. Notre Dame ties Army 6 6 at Yankee Stadium.
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Amherst
Central Grade P T A To Hear Rev Culpepper
The Reverend Ross Culpepper will address the Central Grades school Parent Teacher Association on Tuesday at 3 pm in the school building. Mrs. G. P. Stinnette will lead devotions, Lucile Williams will sing, D W Bryson will speak briefly, and Mrs Harold Riffe will run the business session. A prize book will reward the classroom with the most attending parents.
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Ross Culpepper
Heber Street Methodist Church
Central Grades
G. P. Stinnette
Lucile Williams
D. W. Bryson
Harold Riffe
Schocl
Notre Dame Forces 6 6 Tie With Army After Late Stand
In a dramatic inter sectional clash at New York Notre Dame ties Army 6 to 6 as a late pass ruling and a goal line stand shape a nerve jangling finish. Notre Dame gains yardage through the air in the final seconds but misses the extra point and Army's Monk Meyer fails on a long pass as time runs out.
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Associated Press
New York
Sreak
Notre Dame
Army
West Point
Monk Myer
Ed Grove
Ohio State
Trish
Bill Shakespeare
Wayne Millner
Columbus
Milner
A. W. Palmer
Colby
Palmer
W. R. Crowley
Bowdoin
Larry Danhom
Wally Fromhart
Grove
Monk Meyer
Shady Fails as Mount Hope Tigers Fall to Mustangs
Shady High's Tigers were defeated at Mount Hope as the Mustangs dominated with a 20 point first half. Rogers scored two second quarter touchdowns, Goessard and Rogers starred, Wolfe led Shady on defense, and Shady ends the season against Stoco at Killarney field next Saturday.
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Shady High
Tigers
Mount Hope
Mustangs
Fourney
Rogers
Goessard
Heoward Wolfe
Tiger
Shady
Stoco
Killarney
Dressen Signed to Manage Reds for 1935 Season
Charlie Dressen agreed today to manage the Cincinnati Reds for another year. General Manager Larry McPhail said Dressen can steer the club while he remains with the organization. Dressen took over in 1934, lifting the Reds from last to sixth in the National League last season.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Charlie Dressen
Cincinnati Reds
Larry McPhail
Reds
Ami
Dressen
MacPhail
Dres
Manager Acknowledges Two Year Contract Policy
MacPhail notes club policy bars contracts longer than one year but terms of the deal are undisclosed. Search begins for a first baseman to replace Jim Bottomley and for a strong outfielder and pitchers. Dressen uses contract signing to deny slave-league rumors and to suppress talk of a non Interference clause.
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Sen
MacPhail
Jim Bottomley
Dressen
Mullens-Gary In 11 Tie Contest
In a 1935 season finale on Mullens field Gary and Mullens Rebels battled to a 6 6 tie after a late drive and a controversial late reception. D Antoni scored on a 60 yard drive in the second quarter for Mullens while Gary’s runner finished the tying score at the six inch line as a last minute pass was caught. Humphreys, Ramey and D Anfont starred for Mullens.
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Mullens Rebels
Gary
Mullens
D'Antoni
Rebels
Gary Tice
Humphreys
Ramey
D'Anfont
Mulens
Nebraska Fails To Score As Pitt Tops Huskers 6 0
Pittsburgh defeated Nebraska 6 to 0 under chilly November skies. Sophomore Frank Patrick powered in for a second period touchdown after a scoreless first, while Pitt dominated with 12 first downs and 188 yards from scrimmage to Nebraska’s 54. Vin Sites and Frank Souchak led Pitt ends in stifling the Huskers as late threats by Nebraska faltered.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Frank Patrick
Panthers
Invaders
Lloyd Cardwell
Sam Francis
Pitt
Vin Sites
Frank Souchak
Hub Randour
Bob la Rue
Patrick
Randour
la Rue
Huskers
Towice
Local residents plan trips and household moves in West Virginia
Glen Morgan and several Noel families prepare to leave Monday night for Washington D C for a several day visit. Frank Turner relocates his family to the former Straughan home. Hubert Smith and spouse head to Charleston to establish a new home. Persinger hosts guests including J Rome Clay and family from Stamford. Harry Noel and C F Noel return from Cincinnati after a visit. J C Perdue hosts dinner guests with Harry Kidwell and Rey Ward. Andrew Collier reports utensil removal at the Raleigh location.
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R. R. Noel
C. F. Noel
Joe Lewis
Washington, D. E
Frank Turner
E. E. Straughan
Hubert Smith
Charleston
H. E. Persinger
J. Rome Clay
Stamford
Harry Noel
Cincinnati
J.C. Perdue
Harry Kidwell
Marie
Rey Ward
Pemberton
Andrew Collier
Raleigh
Trap Hill High And Stoco End In 6-6 Tie
Trap Hill and Stoco battled to a 6-6 county league tie on Killarney field. Key plays included Stoco's first quarter score by Atkins and Trap Hill's late touchdown by Tate to even the game. Stars cited include L Daniel and Tate for Trap Hill and Hughes Clark Atkins and Groah for Stoco.
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Trap Hill
Stoco
Killarney
Stoce
Atkins
Wildcats
Tate
L. Daniel
Hughes
Clark
Groah
Groah LE
Covey Saunders
Stoots Belcher
R. Crews
Wilson
Harvey ‘Clark
C. Crews
iWykle
RT Viars
Smedley Reo
Daniel Morefield
Sokola Peters
Daniel Atkins
Overbay
Stoco — Howell
Christian
Shanklin ‘Randacay
Harper
Wesleyan
Overstreet
Morris Harvey
Minnesota Thunders to 40-0 Victory Over Michigan
Minnesota dominated Michigan at Ann Arbor to extend its win streak to 23 games and claim back to back Western Conference titles. Andy Uram scored twice on long runs 59 and 72 yards, with Sheldon Beise, Thompson, and Levgh adding TDs as Minnesota never allowed the Wolverines a serious threat. Thompson also returned the opening kickoff 88 yards before being halted near the goal.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Minnesota
Michigan
Gophers
Wolverines
Levgh
Thompson
Aram
Beise
Sims Reports Large Delinquent Tax Collections
State Auditor Edgar B. Sims reported $3,390,066.85 in delinquent land taxes collected from Jan 1, 1933, to Oct 31, 1935, with redemptions rising. Unredeemed tracts will be certified to counties on Dec 1 for sale. capital gains taxes totaling $1,570,454 were collected in the same period ending June 30.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Edgar B. Sims
Sims
Community Notes From The Glen Leigh Area
General hospital reopening allows residents to go out again. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Noel and Mrs. Hatcher in Charleston and Beckley. Travelers Blevins and Rogers stayed in Granville area while hunting occurs in northern counties. Neighborly guests include Mrs. Moller, Mrs. Peck, and Dr. Peck in Huntington and Sophia. Glen Leigh school held an Armistice Day program. Mrs. Watson Clark and Mrs. A. A. Hatcher hosted gatherings in Mount View.
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Harry Noel
L. C. Houchins
C. N. Moller
Huntington
B. L. Rice
C. M. Peck
Dr. Peck
Sophia
Glen Leigh School
Watson Clark
Mount View
Acces
A. A. Hatcher
Local Friday Football Scores Across Schools and Colleges
A wide roundup shows Dunbar beating Barboursville 18 to 7 and Parkersburg over Huntington 18 to 17. Arkansas State and college teams post wins including Notre Dame 6 over Army 6 and Boston College 39 over Springfield 0.
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Scholastic
Dunbar
Barboursville
Parkersburg
Huntington
Van
Montroal
St. Albans
Clendennin
Hinton
Welch
Ronceverte
Trap Hill
Stoco
Mullens
Gary
Mt. Hope
Shady
Hurricane
Poca
Seth
Ansted
Gauley Bridge
Summersville
Oyster Man Opens Vast Oyster Stock in Birmingham
Arthur Greenwood of Birmingham asserts he has stockpiled 2 576 000 oysters for his restaurant but admits he has never eaten one. The claim highlights his unusual commitment to his oyster business and culinary distance.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Arthur Greenwood
Education Week Observed by Sprague P T A
Sprague P T A members observed American Education Week with a Thursday program prepared by the program committee. Sixth grade songs, readings, jokes, an oration, and an attorney’s address highlighted the event with Eggers Magic Art scenes. The PTA plans to present the act at the Community building Monday at 7 45 p m. Proceeds benefit school standardization. Worshipers are asked to bring their own buttons for collection. Ground squirrels in western states are carriers of deadly plague germs.
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Sprague P. T. A
Clarence Griffith
Juanita Entsminger
Belva Bowlman
Kermit Locke
Eggers
Western States
Navy Trounces Columbia in Rain Soaked Clash at Annapolis
Navy roared to a 28 to 7 victory over Columbia as John Snead Schmidt exploded for three touchdowns in heavy rain before 13,000 at Annapolis. Navy rushed 466 yards to Columbia's 98 with Schmidt scoring from 25 yards, 90 yards, and short drives, while Frank Case and Barabas helped seal the win. Enrollment in Hawaii’s schools rises to 85,000, up 2,000 from last year.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
John Snead Schmidt
Columbia
Navy
Varsity
Klingensmith
Lions
Midshipmen
Schmidt
Tars
al Barabas
Frank Case
Barabas
Fay
Wilsie
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