Duquesne Downs Unbeaten Marquette 13-0 In Bowl Clash
Duquesne University overwhelmed Marquette 13 to 0 before 27,000 fans, piling up 297 yards to 98 for the visitors. Brumbaugh scored twice, Hefferle added a TD, and Brumbaugh booted the extra point as the Dukes shut down Marquette’s aerial attack.
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Pittsburgh
Dukes
Little Duquesne University
Marquette
Nightriders
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Pittsburgh Panthers
Boyd Brumpaugn
Ernest Hefferle
Mauve
George Matsuc
Pitt
Ken Buachtloff
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de Duquesne
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Wirst
Buzz Buivid
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Marquette Platakis
LE Anderson Maras
Siefert Amann
Jennings Basrak
Cc Schemann Borko
J. Lauferbach
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Lumb ‘Hefferle
Cooper
Terrone
Art Guepe
Brumbaugh
Buivid
Cassillo
Sonnenberg
Starrs
Cuff Hy
Marguette
Hefferle
Kenney
Trinity
Umbire
Georgia Bears Fordham in 7 7 Tie to Halt Rose Bowl Hopes
Georgia and Fordham battled to a 7 7 tie in a windy afternoon at the Polo Grounds before 35 000 fans. Georgia used reserves in the third period to score and preserve the draw while Fordham fought to reach the Rose Bowl.
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Associated Press
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Rams
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Mulrey
Lumpkin
Green
Maffett
Lewis ‘Young
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Mautte
Dulkie
Pa-lau
Wildcats Fall To Irish In Upset Result Ends Northwestern Unbeaten Run
The 1936 college football season closes with Notre Dame routing Northwestern 26-6, ending the Wildcats bid for an undefeated year. Ohio State and Minnesota also win big, while California defeats Stanford 20-0 and Iowa blanks Temple 25-0 in notable games across the weekend.
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Governor Elect To Attend Thanksgiving Day Game
Homer A. Rocky Holt governor elect of West Virginia and his family will attend the Mount Hope Oak Hill Thanksgiving game as guests of honor. He will participate in a halftime ceremony presenting flowers to Miss Mustang and Miss Red Devil, former Fayetteville district board of education member.
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Rocky" Holt
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Mount Hope
Oak Hill
Holt
Fayetteville
Artist Howard Brodie Praises After Auburn Santa Clara Game
After the Auburn Santa Clara football game in Santa Clara California artist Howard Brodie entered the dressing room to line up sketches. Several Auburn players congratulated the winners and shook hands with Brodie praising his fine work.
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Associated Press
Santa Clara
Calif
Auburn
Howard Brodie
Brodie
Woodsmen Save State Forests Replant 700000 Saplings in WV
Lumberjacks employed by the forestry service plant, cultivate, and transplant 700000 saplings. Seedlings from Laurel Fork nursery in the Cheat River headwaters reforest Monongahela National Forest and other reserves as part of a federal program. President Roosevelt noted the project during his West Virginia campaign swing.
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Parsons
West Virginna
Forestry Service
Laurel Fork
Cheat River
Monongahela National Forest
A. Oliver
Mississippi River
Roosevelt
West Virginia
Laurel Forris
Sperry Signs Film Contract and Plans Hollywood Home
Hollywood Brit ish tennis star Fred Perry, recently turned pro, signed a film contract today and announced he would make his permanent home in Hollywood. Perry, husband of actress Helen Vinson, said he would limit tennis to the United States. He joked his wife never planned to marry an actor but did not count on this.
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Hollywood
Fred Perry
Perry
Helen Vinson
United States
Jon
Pitt Freshmen Rout Navy Plebes 20–12
In Annapolis Maryland the University of Pittsburgh freshmen football team defeated the Navy plebes 20 to 12, breaking Navy’s victory record for plebes.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
University of Pittsburgh
Navy Academy Plebes
New Raleigh Register Office Moves Amid Growing Local Leagues
The Raleigh Register reports the NED NOON office relocates to larger quarters on Prince Street to support tri county baseball basketball and softball leagues. Plans include a future trophy for distance and accuracy and a meeting in Baptist to discuss 1937 baseball season as leagues expand. A Bluefield incident notes a rock shattered the glass of Daily Telegraph sports editor Stubby Currence after a stadium drive by students, intensifying the Currence Miller dispute.
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Mai Street
Raleigh Register
Tri-County
Buthe Beckley
Newspapers Corporation
Prince Street
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Baptist
Jooms
Bluefield
Daily Telegraph
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Bluefield Telegraph
Currence
Jake Miller
Toach
Bob Brown
St. Albans
Beavers
Miller
Hinton
Bobcats
Jake
Beaver
Stiints
Beavey High School
Wildlife sanctuary at Missouri to study native species
The University of Missouri will begin operations at a 2300 acre wildlife sanctuary 15 miles south of Columbia funded by the federal government and Rural Rehabilitation Administration. The project includes a conservation laboratory with native flora and fauna study areas, two zones for control and experimentation, a large lake, and ponds for fish studies. Predatory animals will be barred and public access allowed only for inspection.
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University of Missouri
United States
Columbia
University
Rudolf Bennitt
Bennitt
New “Conservation Laboratory
Church Announcements From Beckley Area Churches
Local notices list service times and events for Beckley congregations including Beckley Presbyterian First Baptist St Stephens Methodist Temple and several community churches. Highlights include Sunday School offerings morning and evening services revival plans Thanksgiving services and choir activities with multiple pastors and organizers noted.
First Christian Church Announces Sunday Services
Dr Ritchie Ware will preach at 7 34 pm on Where are One Nine and 1040 am subject Let Us Give Thanks Lord's Supper before morning service Sunday School nine forty four am Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm Group No 6 meets at Mrs Ware's Dexter Avenue Tuesday seven 39 pm Church joins Union Thanksgiving Services at Baptists Thursday 10 am Public invited to worship.
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First Christian Church
Ritchie Ware
Ware
Christian Endeavor
Young Woman's Missionary Society
W. DB. Ware
Dexter Avenue
First Methodist Church Sets Sunday Schedule and Play
The First Methodist Church on Heber Street invites all to a Sunday program led by Rev. Ross Culpepper with an afternoon Sunday School aimed at breaking the church record. Clarence Meardows, WV Attorney General-elect, will speak. Culpepper preaches on Tied Up or Set Free. Epworth League events and a new play Haron Sick from Pankin Creek are planned. Union Thanksgiving Service Thursday at the Baptist Church features Rev. William Sidner.
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First Methodist Church
Heber Street
Ross Culpepper
Clarence Meardows
West Virginia
Epworth League
Haron
Pankin Creek
First Church
Baptist Church
William Sidner
The
Episcopal Church
Colored Churches in Beckley Plan Sunday Services
The article lists programs at Ebenezer Baptist Church United Holy Church Church of God Apostolic and Nariva with pastors, Sunday School times, sermons, Bible class, and sacred concerts. Services include 39 a m Sunday School and 739 p m concert.
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Ebenezer Baptist Church
Beckley
Philip F. King
J. S. Butts
Dante
S. John's Baptist Church Raleigh Service Summary
Rev W M Jackson leads Sunday School at 9 and morning service at 11 Sermon by pastor 2 30 p m Dr Montgomery aids features Miss L P Cotes presides at 3 p m Bible program Mrs Ada Wilson presides missionary meeting Monday 10 39 a m Willing Workers Club Deacon J C Coles leads prayer public invited
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First Baptist Church
Imigo
J.C. Brown
Douglas Wilson
Sunt
Larrey Blankenship
White Baptist Church
White Baptist Choir
East Gulf
Lynn Wood
Slab Fork
S. John's Baptist Church
Raleigh
W. M. Jackson
C. Wis
Willing Workers Club
Viol Evans
J.C. Coles
Andy High Named Brooklyn Coach for 1937 Campaign
Burleigh Grimes appointed Andy High as a Brooklyn coach for the 1937 season. High, a five and a half foot infielder, played 14 NL seasons with Brooklyn Boston St. Louis Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
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Burleigh Grimes
Little Andy High
Handy Andy
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High
Boston
St. Lewis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Trap Hill Wildcats Enjoy Successful Grid Season
The Surveyor team led by AL PY Leeber posted seven wins and six losses in a rugged schedule. They scored 110 points while allowing 70, with only two games ending scoreless and six opponents shut out. Notable results included wins over Calcard, Fayetteville, Collins, Glen Rogers, and Shady, amid early injuries and a post-season clash with Stoce for next year eligibility.
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AL PY Leeber
T Weseason
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Selveless
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Tar Heels Triumph Over South Carolina On Homecoming
North Carolina Tar Heels defeated South Carolina 14 to 0 before about 10 000 fans. Big Jim Hutchins ran 23 yards for the opening touchdown in the first period and Crowell Little 34 added a six yard scoring run in the second quarter.
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University of North Carolina Tar Heels
South Carolina
Jim Hutchins
Crowell Little
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