Notre Dame Downs Northwestern in Big Upset Clutch Run
Notre Dame defeated Northwestern 26 6 at Notre Dame Stadium ending the Wildcats seven game win streak. Bob Wilke starred with a 30 yard run and a 34 yard touchdown as Notre Dame exploited miscues and strong tackling to seize control from start to finish.
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Central Blue Eaglets Open 1936-37 Hardwood Season
Central School's Blue Eaglets defend last year's junior high basketball title with opening game set for Friday December 4 against Woodrow Wilson. Old grads from the winning squad—Smith Cook Tanner Murray Gallagher Kuhn—are expected to contend for spots at Woodrow Wilson, while Central meets Mark Twain Juniors on December 10 and again December 22 at Mark Twain. The remodeled gym offers more space and new seating. all home games begin at 7 20 p.m. with the squad divided into forwards centers and guards under Coach Ivle.
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Gobblers V M I in Thanksgiving Roanoke clash recap
Virginia Tech faces V M I on Thanksgiving Day in Roanoke amid an underdog stance. Tech hopes its line and backs can counter V M I s potent seven while coping with the loss of two ace punters Dickerson and Miller.
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Bobcats Crush Rainelle 59 0 In Thanksgiving Prep
Hinton Hinton's Bobcats routed Rainelle 59 to 0 in the first clash between the schools. Rainelle fought early as four Bobcat touchdowns came on steady drives, then the second string played, with Rainelle tiring. Beasley added three touchdowns on receptions as Hinton eye the Thanksgiving tilt with Beckley Flying Eagles.
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Ames coach balks at odd pass play from crossbar
Iowa State College coach George F. Veenker dismisses a signed letter proposing an aerial touchdown from the goal post crossbar. He notes the end might fall into the end zone or land out of bounds, making the pass incomplete, while adding his own humorous critique. Lou Ambers, boxing champion, also plays baseball locally.
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Football scoreboard totals from Morgantown to Tulsa
Collated college and scholastic football results with numerous final scores across multiple conferences. Notable outcomes include Morgantown 6 Charleston 0 and Army 51 Hobart 7, with ties and high scoring games such as Tulane 53 Sewanee 6 and Oklahoma A and M 13 Tulsa 47.
Mustangs Lose Punter as Shady High Is Defeated
Mount Hope defeats Shady Tigers 32 to 6 as Vernon Perry of the Mustangs suffers a broken leg endangering Thanksgiving clash with Oak Hill. Mount Hope builds early 60-yard drives, Anderson and Sporado score, Shady adds a late tally against reserves.
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Thomson Shute Reach PGA Finals In Pinehurst
James Thomson the long hitter and Densmore Shute the deft short game advanced to the PGA Championship final at Pinehurst. Thomson rallied to beat Craig Wood 4 and 3, while Shute defeated a veteran foe one up on the 36th green to set up a 36 hole title match.
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Mississippi State Routs Ole Miss in Late Rally
Mississippi State outlasted its rival Ole Miss 26 to 6 after a tense game, using a strong passing attack led by Charles "Pee Wee" Armstrong. A 35 yard pass to Cross in the final period set up State's fourth touchdown as the rally sealed the win.
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WVU to Play 23 Hardwood Games This Season
West Virginia University announces a 23 game basketball schedule for the coming winter, with 11 home and 12 away. Key contests include 10 Eastern Intercollegiate Conference games culminating in Temple and Pitt clashes March 10 and 13, 1937, and non conference dates against Waynesburg Marietta Akron and Duquesne.
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Kelley Hailed as Yale's Greatest in gridiron chatter
A jittery college football round up notes Yale star Larry Kelley praised as a gridiron immortal amid talk of Dartmouth and Princeton rivalries. It mentions famed lunch wagon legends, mentions Felic Caracciolo starting at guard for Yale, and highlights other top programs and coaches across Minnesota, Nebraska, Holy Cross, and Army in a broad Big Ten and East Coast context.
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Beckley Newspapers unveil new building details and schedule
The article describes the planned layout of the new Beckley Newspapers building with distinct floors for composing, press operations, and heating, plus a loading porch and wrapping room. A house warming will follow move-in, with the president noting plans after settling. It also lists several college and city games with dates.
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