Yale Upsets Princeton at Palmer Stadium in 62,000 Crowd
Yale toppled undefeated Princeton 14 to 0 before a capacity 62,000 crowd at Palmer Stadium. Yale's early 41 yard pass to Kelley and stout iron man defense kept Princeton scoreless, ending a 15 game Tigers' win streak.
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Palmer Stadium
Princeton
N. J. Noy
Yale
Elis
Roscoe
Kelley
Tigers
Stan Fuller
Bengals
Colgate
Syracuse
Archbold
N. Y
Band of Magicians of the North
McDonough
Pitt
Navy
Annapolis
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Football Scores From The Rec_list Of All Teams In 1920s Season
Yale 7 Princeton 0 University of Detroit 6 Michigan State 7 Colgate 13 Syracuse 2 Western Maryland 6 Bucknell Pittsburgh 31 Navy 7 Lebanon Valley 6 Albright 3 George Washington 10 West Virginia 7 South Dakota 0 Catholic U 57 Case 18 Western Reserve 21 Muhlenberg 0 Lehigh 13 Dean Academy 12 Navy Plebes Purdue 7 Fordham 0 Citadel 0 Army 34 Columbia 15 Penn 12 Norwich 7 Northeastern 24 R. P. I. 0 Mass State 32 New Hampshire 3 Harvard 47 Holy Cross 20 Brown 7 N. Y. A. 7 Rutgers 22 F. & M. 19 Dickinson 0 Susquehanna 0 P. M. C. 39 Gettysburg 14 Ursinus 6 Dartmouth 6 Cornel 21 LaFayette 6 Penn State 25 Carnegie Tech 3 Duquesne 0 Kent State 6 Mount Union 7 Michigan 0 Ohio State 34 Villanova 39 Manhattan 0 Hamilton 6 Union 19 Williams 7 Amherst 19 Rochester 20 Weslyan 7 Hampden Sydney 7 Swarthmore
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Pittsburgh
Navy
Lebanon Valley
Albright
George Washington
West Virginia
South Dakota
Catholic U
Case
Western Reserve
Muhlenberg
Lehigh
Dean Academy
Purdue
Fordham
Citadel
Army
Columbia
Penn
Norwich
Northeastern
Mass. State
New Hampshire
Harvard
Holy Cross
Brown
Rutgers
Dickinson
Susquehanna
Gettysburg
Ursinus
Dartmouth
Cornel
LaFayette
Penn State
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne
Kent State
Mount Union
Michigan
Ohio State
Villanova
Manhattan
Hamilton
Union
Williams
Amherst
Rochester
Weslyan
Hampden-Sydney
Swarthmore
Early college football scores from the era
The report lists numerous early season football results across colleges and universities. Highlights include Notre Dame defeating Minnesota 21 to 6, Illinois edging Wisconsin 7 to 3, Texas Christian beating Texas 12 to 7, and Nebraska blanking Kansas 0. Several other colleges posted mixed scores with teams like Wake Forest, Richmond, and Colorado Mines attesting to a wide slate of games.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Chicago
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Illinois
Wisconsin
Colts Triumph Over Carrizozo In Morning Game
The N M M L Colts defeated Carrizozo High School 13 to 6 on the field this morning. The N M M L Juniors avenged a prior loss by routing Hondo High School 32 to 2 yesterday in a strong showing.
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Carrizozo High School
Hondo
Catholic Church Warns of Troamurles in Mexico
Washington reports high church officials warn that Mexico's church state troubles may have wide effects. Seventy eight hierarchy members including three cardinals nine archbishops and sixty six bishops backed a bill of particulars accusing anti Christian tyranny. They condemn priestly suppression property confiscation and denial of worship and education rights along with forced self exile of active Catholics.
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Washington
Mexico
Rio Grande
Heirarchy
Personal Huey Long debt cancellation inquiry letter
A Beverly Hills reader asks if Huey Long debt cancellation applies to a person moving from another state. The writer warns the Bank of America not to be informed and expresses strong interest, referring to Sinclair movement and a California pilgrimage to Longiana.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Sinclair
California
Longiana
Bank of America of
Huey
Believed Sale Of Cards Is Sure Believed
St Louis fans cite Bank visits by Branch Rickey and Lew Wentz as signs a Cardinals purchase may still occur. Sam Breadon also met bankers while Wentz delays departure, raising speculation about a $1 price tag and a possible revival of the deal despite public denial.
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St. Louis
ABA
Agan
Lew Wentz
Oklahoma
St. Louis Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Wentz
Franks Well Near Roswell Fully Bailed Out
The C. J. Franks, a well nine miles southeast of Roswell, has now been completely bailed out and it is expected that the test can be made early next week.
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C. J. Franks
Roswell
Albuquerque Bridge Team Wins State Championship Title
Albuquerque bridge team defeated Santa Fe by 1230 points to claim the state championship and earn a regional tournament berth in Santa Fe on Thanksgiving Day. Ten teams from Colorado, three from Phoenix, two from Texas, two from Albuquerque and two from Santa Fe will participate.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Colorado
Phoenix
Texas
Many Fires In New Mexico And Arizona Forests This Autumn
The forest service reports 439 fires on 13 national forests in New Mexico and Arizona from August 14 to November 10, far surpassing last year. Man caused fires rose 82 percent to 369 as road improvements and CCC crews aided suppression efforts.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Forestry Service
New Mexico
Arizona
F. L. Kirby
Kirby
CCC
Typhoon Kills 200 in Mauban Town and Harsher Toll Elsewhere
A Red Cross report from Tayabas province states about 200 killed in Mauban as typhoon floods and landslides devastate southeastern Luzon. Roads blocked by washouts hinder relief, with widespread damage in Carmine Sur and Sorsogon and avalanches from Mayon Volcano reported. More than thirty dead elsewhere in the region.
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Manila
Mauban
American Red Cross
Luzon
Tayabas
Genaro Ong
Red Cross
Tirso Aba
Philippine
Sampaloc
Pasacao
Carmine Sur
Sorsogon
Legaspi
Mayon
Majavjay
Hueys Game Fails to Seat LSU Legislature Member
Abe Michal, a halfback for Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, declined to take his seat in the state senate after his controversial election at a Citizens meeting engineered by Senator Huey Long. The scene followed a theater of a farce election and seating dispute.
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Abe Michal
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State Senate
Huey
Ingfish) Long
No Radical Change in Forest Grazing Policy
Albuquerque reports F Cc W Pooler of the regional forest service says no major shift in grazing policy is planned after a Utah conference. Flexibility is needed now as 10 year permit term adjustments are worked with livestock agencies, so grazing permits will be issued year to year for the time being.
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Albuquerque
F. Cc. W. Pooler
Regional Forest
Forest Service
Pooler
Ogden
Utah
Cutting Lead Now Placed At 1203
Santa Fe reports Sen. Bronson Cutting Republican holds a 1203 vote lead over Cong. Dennis Chavez Democrat after absentee ballots and partial county tallies. Chavez heads to Washington after a Democratic leadership conference amid questions over contest timing and vote discrepancies surfaced in Secretary of State poll book checks.
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Santa Fe
Rio Arriba
Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Associated Press Election Bureau
Chavez
Washington
Cutting
Secretary of State
Seven Burned to Death in Auto Crash Near State College
In Altoona on November 17, seven people died when two cars collided on the William Penn highway and burst into flames. A 21-year-old survivor, Dorothy Rudy of State College, remained in serious condition. The deceased include Emmanuel Erkin of Allentown, James Saniel of Pittsburgh, Hyman Graver of Pittsburgh, Irvin M. Musser and wife both of State College, Ruth Jackson of North Girard near Philadelphia, and Elinor Webster of North Girard, all students or graduates tied to Pittsburgh or State College institutions.
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Altoona
Dorothy Rudy
State College
William Penn Highway
Emmanuel
Erkin
Allentown
University of Pittsburgh Law School
James Saniel
Pittsburgh
Hyman Graver
University of Pittsburgh
Irvin M. Musser
Ruth Jackson
North Girard
Philadelphia
Elinor Webster
Big business backs housing plan to aid recovery
Washington officials say business leaders will push a housing drive as a key recovery measure. The Chamber of Commerce, National Association of Manufacturers, and National Industrial Conference Board back loans for repairs and 80 percent insured mortgages. Raymond Moley and James A. Moffett have influenced White House talks, while a Chamber committee urges keeping next year’s deficit tolerable and resisting large new public works.
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Washington
Congress
America
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
White House
New York
Raymond Moley
Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
National Industrial Conferenc Board
James A. Moffett
Chamber
Ickes
Butt to Resign From Highway Commission
Albuquerque reports Frank Butt, longtime chair of the state highway commission, will resign as chairman and member at the Santa Fe commission meeting Tuesday. He cites private business pressures and notes ongoing reductions in department forces as part of winter retrenchment. Governor Hockenhull has not yet received the resignation.
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Albuquerque
Frank Butt
State Highway Commission
Santa Fe
Butt
A. W. Hockenhull
TINGLEY HOME WITH A BUCK AND LUMBAGO
Governor elect Clyde Tingley returned to Albuquerque with a 19 point buck and another bout of lumbago after a weeklong Vermejo Park hunting trip. He plans bed rest over the weekend to be ready for work Monday. He had previously been confined with the ailment just before his Democratic nomination.
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Buaquerque
N. M
Clyde Tingley
Lumbago
Tingley
Vermejo Park
Great Horses To Meet For $100000
Twenty Grand and Equipose, famed rivals from two years ago, are staged to meet again in the Santa Anita handicap on February 23. The 1931 Kentucky derby winner will return from retirement to contest the $100,000 race against his old foe and other top contenders from the younger generation.
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Los Angeles
Lexington
Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet Tonight for Nominating, Referendum
The Cham ber of Commerce holds its regular board meeting at 7:30 this evening in its rooms. The time was moved from next Monday. A nominating committee will nominate directors whose terms end. The annual election is scheduled for next January and a referendum on federal expenditures will be voted on tonight.
Santa Fe General Wood release in damage suit
A release signed by plaintiff and a complete accounting were announced by E. K. Neumann for Brig. Gen. Osborne C. Wood in a damage suit by Mrs. Alice Myers of Santa Fe for 128000. Co-defendant Joe McCabe named. Myers alleged she gave Wood money to invest and he did not follow instructions. The release will be made available at the proper time.
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Santa Fe
E. K. Neumann
Osborne Co. Wood
New Mexico
Neumann
106-Gallon Still Taken En Union County
L G Mayfield of the alcohol tax unit and Union county deputies seized a 100 gallon still and 275 gallons of mash on Homer Schmitt's ranch 22 miles east of Des Moines. Schmitt was not present but later arrested with a small amount of non tax paid liquor and charged only with possession. He pleaded not guilty before a U S Commissioner and was released on bond awaiting the next hearing.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Nev.it (Ap
L. G. Mayfield
Alcohol Tax Unit
Union County
Homer Schmitt
Des Moines
Schmitt
Mayfield
U. S
Four Killed in Southern California Air Crash
Los Angeles November 17 AP Tommy Thomas a veteran Southern California pilot and all passengers died when their biplane crashed into a hillside near the San Fernando Valley while flying from Union Air Terminal to Tehachapi foothills. Thomas 28, president of Pacific Airmotive Corp, was a noted aviation figure. Roy W. Kidd the mechanic and F. M. Mathews Dorothy Benham a telephone operator were identified among the dead. The craft struck a spillway beside a municipal aqueduct in fog and low clouds, with wreckage scattered and one body hurled 350 feet from the site. A truck driver A Tetro witnessed the blast and notified authorities. The plane apparently failed to find a landing place before crashing.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Thomas
California
San Fernando Valley
Here
W. BE
Tommy) Thomas
Roy W. Kidd
F. M. Mathews
Dorothy Benham
Municipal Aqueduct
union = air terminal
Tehachapi Mountains
Saugus
T. W. A. Mail
George Rice
P. S. Cagnacci
Municipal Bureau of Power and Light
Thomas
America
Pacific Airmotive Corporation
National Aeronautic Association
Kidd
Burbank
Gagnacci
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