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November 8, 1925

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PRINCETON CRUSHES HARVARD BY 36 TO 0 AS 55,000 LOOK ON; Tigers Roll Up Greatest Score That Has Separated Rivals in 48 Years.

By Harry Cross

PRINCETON, N.J., Nov. 7. -- Princeton galloped roughshod over Harvard in the Palmer Stadium this afternoon and gave the Crimson one of the worst defeats in history. The Tigers clawed the bewildered eleven from Cambridge in a 36 to 0 defeat. Fighting with courage and confidence, the Orange and Black outclassed Harvard from the very start and made the annual gridiron spectacle between the old rivals a hilarious rout.

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SOUTH AMERICA'S "YANKEE PERIL"; The United States Is Accused of a Growing Imperialism THE DESTINY OF A CONTINENT. By Manuel Ugarte. Translated by Catherine Alison Phillips. Edited with an Introduction and Bibliography by J. Fred Rippy, Professor of History, University of Chicago. 296 pp. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. $3.50. DOLLAR DIPLOMACY: A STUDY IN AMERICAN IMPERIALISM. By Scott Nearing and Joseph Freeman. 353 pp. New York: B.W. Huebach, The Viking Press. $2.50. South America's "Yankee Peril"

By R.l. Duffus

Nearing, S, and J Freeman, Dollar Diplomacy

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