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October 30, 1927

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1,000,000 City School Pupils To Get Health Day Tests Nov. 3

By Unknown Author

Announces plans for School Health Day in N Y C

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N.Y.U. AND COLGATE IN SCORELESS TIE; Lassman's Leg Broken and Four Others, Two on Each Side, Injured in Clash. VIOLET LEADS ON ATTACK Allows Only 2 First Downs and Makes 13, but Both Lack the Punch to Score Points. N.Y.U. AND COLGATE IN SCORELESS TIE

By Bryan Field.by Bryan Field

The Colgate University eleven held the undefeated New York University football team to a scoreless tie at the Yankee Stadium yesterday afternoon. A crowd of 45,000 persons saw a gridiron battle that for ferociousness looked like successive charges against the Hindenburg Line. The results wereabout the same.

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Williams College Athletes Stand High in Scholarship

By Special to The New York Times

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OIL JUDGE HAS A STAGE LINEAGE; Justice Siddons Is Descended From the Famous Actress, Mrs. Sarah Siddons

By A.h. Ulm

Feature article on his stage lineage

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OLD HICKORY,' FRONTIER HERO; Andrew Jackson Was a Cyrano de Bergerac in Homespun ANDREW JACKSON: An Epic in Homespun. By Gerald W. Johnson. 303 pp. New York: Minton, Balch & Co. $3.50.

By Charles Willis Thompson

Johnson, G W, Andrew Jackson

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1927Joe Adcock, American baseball player and manager (died 1999)^[†]

Joseph Wilbur Adcock was an American professional baseball player and manager. He played in Major League Baseball as a first baseman from 1950 to 1966, most prominently as a member of the Milwaukee Braves teams that won two consecutive National League pennants and the 1957 World Series.

Headlines from October 30, 1927

1,000,000 City School Pupils To Get Health Day Tests Nov. 3

N.Y.U. AND COLGATE IN SCORELESS TIE; Lassman's Leg Broken and Four Others, Two on Each Side, Injured in Clash. VIOLET LEADS ON ATTACK Allows Only 2 First Downs and Makes 13, but Both Lack the Punch to Score Points. N.Y.U. AND COLGATE IN SCORELESS TIE

Williams College Athletes Stand High in Scholarship

OIL JUDGE HAS A STAGE LINEAGE; Justice Siddons Is Descended From the Famous Actress, Mrs. Sarah Siddons

OLD HICKORY,' FRONTIER HERO; Andrew Jackson Was a Cyrano de Bergerac in Homespun ANDREW JACKSON: An Epic in Homespun. By Gerald W. Johnson. 303 pp. New York: Minton, Balch & Co. $3.50.

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