Harvard Triumphs Over Worcester Tech in 1991 Football Clash
Harvard guts out a 220 rushing yard edge and 21 first downs as Crimsons overpower Worcester Tech in a rugged 1991 football battle. Crickard breaks through for a late touchdown while Wood adds a scoring touch and a precise field goal attempt. The Crimson dominate yardage and pace, entering the Yale game unbeaten for the first time since 1913.
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Crickard
Notic
Jack Crickard
Aeiel
Tnckle
Wood
Delice
Harcord
Goa
Harvard
Ferry
Sonal
Ruxhins
Lisly Cros
Ermn
First defeat for Cornell shakes 1931 grid era
The 1931 college football season sees Cornell upset by Dartmouth in a 14 to 16 defeat as Dartmouth delivers a sharp aerial attack. Bill Morton connects twice with "Wild Dill" for Dartmouth touchdowns, including a 95 yard score after a 14 yard rush. Brister adds the extra point on a forward pass play. In another game, Kansas State defeats Nebraska in a two mile half-time race of the Arm. lineup.
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Camruinge
Maes
Budateniod
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Harvard
Evar Fines
Page
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Corem
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Bill Morton
Dartmouth
Henye
Aggie Runneis
Maniatfan
Kan
Kavens
Taudow
Aggies
Nebraska
Huskers Triumph Over Kansas State in Conference Showdown
Nebraska overcame Kansas State with a late surge as Moses scored on a 30 yard run and Green boosted the drive with a spectacular return. Cronkhite’s miscue limited early momentum but the Huskers edged ahead, aiming for a key conference matchup next Saturday.
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Manhatta Han
Abe
Nebraska
Moses
Green
Aking
Aakers
Villanova and Detroit Fight In Muddy Draw
The football clash between Villanova and Detroit ended in a mud filled stalemate. Irie of Villanova and Parzuta of Detroit starred in a defensive, hunting duel as field conditions hampered play.
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Villanova
Detroit
Irie
Villnova
Parzuta
Lerrit
Horseracing Monday Pace Finst and Various Runners
A dense list of race entries and results for a Monday pacing meet, naming horses such as Taldans Dyéarole Wongw 801 Rees Essaheckina Werty'n Siar and many others, with numerous numbers, bets, and catalog-style notes. The text reads as a fragmented program page listing first, second, and third rack entries, horses, weights, and odds, plus miscellaneous race identifiers and stable references.
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Rees
Dawn Patron Cou Ey Waren
Merrie
van Mit' Toy
Beorimens
Beard Tedmarent
Staklaw
Foslieh Felten
Sebwarte
Wick
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Ed Furlong
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Rileterasch
Wattirnbele
Imes
Telltale
Wiener Deweker
Steuee
Nfampbe
Purser
Don
Blertcher
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and figures
Fragmentary odds and ends from a Pimlico results page with numerous garbled names numbers and locations. Several proper nouns and dates appear inconsistently across the text making a coherent summary difficult.
Army Eleven Falls to Pitt 26 to 0 in Fog Shrouded Game
Pittsburgh Panthers dominated Army as four Pitt touchdowns came on passes. Despite heavy rain and fog, Pitt racked up 302 rushing and receiving yards while Army managed only 28 yards from four completions. The final score 26 to 0 ended a lackluster Army rally as weather and strong Panthers defense sealed the result.
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Hurley
Gilford Pinchot
Pittsburgh
Panther
Rma
Cadely
Panthers
Notre Dame
Wittsburgh
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Pitt
Army
Stecker
Carver
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Heller
Baily
Amy
Town
Sebastian
Clark
Fitzshurch
Curtin
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Theerwrong
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Wey
Princeton Loses Sixth Straight in Generals Victory
A Princeton football defeat extended to six as Washington and Lee overwhelmed the Tigers 6-0. A. Boy Steves, son of M. Steves, contributed for the Generals with a key run. The Tigers, led by Lt Lowed and Watt, struggled as Washington and Lee capitalized on an early fumble and steady defense to secure the win.
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Fan Steves
Aid M. ‘Mbert Steves de
Ramo Heights
Teagi
Washington and Lee College
Generals
Princeton Tigers
Sam
Southeen
Princeton
Warrenston
Lee
Breening
Trea Mattox
Ted
Watt
Theouch
Daisy Sesfurth
Waghingloe
Crale
Bairioan
Lrinceton
Meyer
Dows
Malley
Ciera
Washington Huskies Rally to Win 12-0
Washington Huskies staged a strong rally to secure a 12-0 victory. The match featured a late scoring drive and solid defense, with key plays from the backfield setting up the breakthrough score and sealing the shutout.
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Washington Huskies
Parish League Meeting Promised Tuesday Night
In New York on November 14, the Catholic Warich League announced a carnival in Kansas City to aid unemployed workers. Manager Jac Hurley and other figures including Jack Dera ey and King Farl Santro pledged donations to support the cause.
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Catholic Warich League
Teo Duesiay
Bislaey
Wiex
York
Earga
Kanaay City
Jac Hurley
Jack Deraey
King Farl Santro
Eeak
Negley Golf Tournament Set for Weekend
The event at San Antonio Country Club opens at 1 p m next Saturday afternoon. Thirty players will form the singles bracket for the tournament brief.
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Negley
San Antonio
Oregon State Utah Charity Game In Doubt
Oregon State may play Utah in a charity game moved to Portland Oregon December 1 as a late decision on the contest looms. The teams faced a rain soaked showing with a scoreless or low scoring affair and players weighing waived claims amid a disrupted schedule.
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Eugene
Oregon State
University of Utah
Portland
Gre
Oregon
Georgia Tech Rally Falls Short by Point in Philadelphia
A 25,000 crowd watched Georgia Tech rally late but fall 13 to 12 at Franklin Field. Warren Getty’s placement kick after Don Kellett’s score gave Tech the lead briefly before a blocked kick blocked the extra point. Unretted confusion and standout plays from Barron and Sokelis shaped the tense finish.
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Pui Ladelriia Noy
Uswe
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Franklin Field
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Erik
Maiy
Mindies
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Turory
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Aniere
Warren Getty
Don Kellett
Jonly
Schneider tops racing driver claims 1931 title
Indianapolis November 14 Lewis Schneider of Indianapolis tops the 1931 driving championship after winning the 600 mile Indianapolis race and strong dirt track performances across the country. Eight-cylinder special car led the field at the Techmopolis speedway as Fred Drame finished second in standings. Other finishers included Ralph Hepburn Russell Snowberger James Gleason Starry Cantrou Beale Wrpnett Lou Moore Chet Millee and Bill Gnowings. Barnstormers win Toshiya Ogawa joins US team in baseball showcase as American Barnstormers beat all Japan 40,000 fans in drizzle with several stars.
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Lewis Schneider
Ehainylon
Amerigny Automobile Association
Techmopolis Speedway
Fred Drame
Schneider
Ralph Hepburn
Russell Snowberger
Umes Gleason
Starry Cantrou
Beaie Wriptett
Lou Moore
Chet Millee
Bill Gnowings
Ye S Barnstormers
Toshiyasu Ogawa
Japan
Simmons
Connie Mael
Price
United States
Aadleriea
Cunninghans
Cochrane
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Miyatakel
Masso
City F C and Senior Dan welball lead pre season notes
In a garbled sports page, references include YMCA leagues, senior Dan welball, pre season plans for Collevta Deatelay and D. Raborata five, Night Hawks and Boxig Class. Mentions Dormitory Men's Indoor Baseball and a Bastrop 38 Columbus 0 football score.
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Iocka
Wee City F.C
Dan Welball
Larwe
Bonne Wit Hantist Church
Chanplann
Ube
Antoolo
Colle
Viaya Deatelay
Raborata
Toeney
Thureday
Mark Firthy
Leland
Ange
Tabarn
Wildcats Edge Indiana In Close Football Thriller
Indiana Jinx nearly trips up the Wildcats in a fiercely fought afternoon contest. Northwestern led early, then Indiana rallied with turnovers and scores but Wildcats, led by Wissel and Dnauer, held on for a late victory.
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Byansto
Dick Bruel
Slong Bate
Northwenn Jern
Andstill
Hoosiers
Vic ‘Daner
Hawk
Ile “Uteb" Wissel
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