Ole Miss at Auburn

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  The Waterbury Democrat, November 4, 1932, page 28

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  |GRIDIRON EPICS | ARE DESCRIBED Replay Two Games on Air Slip Madigan to Be Interviewed Thrilling minutes of the two most important college football games of Saturday, october 29, will be dramatized during the All- American football show to be broadcast over the WABC-C Col1lm- bia network from 9:00 to 9:30 D.. yn., E. s. T, tonight. Sectional cham mpionships end possible national championship hinged on the outcome of the Au- burn Mississippf and Pitt.Notre Dame games which Harry von zell will describe in his dramatic “fan’s-earviews.” Auburn, unbeaten and leading team of the south. only averted q tie with Mississippi in a, near upset, when q 66-yard pass in the closing minute of the game paved the way to a 14–⁠7 victory. Notre Dame was shumbled unexpectedly by fight ing and under-rated Pittsburgh team when the Panthers broke a scoreIess tie in the fourth period in two minutes of inspired football to score 12 points. Freddie Rich and his band and Andre Kosteianetz’s male chorus will offer songs of several colleges prominent on the fotball horizon, including Auburn. Colgate, Colum- bia, Southern California. Brown. Pittsburg and St Mary’s. Other features of the half-hour. as previously announced, will in- clude Christy Walsh’s interview with E. P. .Slip” Madigan, coach of St Mary’s, little football giant of the Pacific coast, and Walsh’s selections of the weeks ten best individual players. Due to the fact that the previous Fridays program was cancelled for President Hoo- ver’s speech, Walsh will also give his All-America Weekly Ratings for the week before.

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Officially, Auburn leads 35–⁠12; as played, 35–⁠13 in 48 meetings, counting the 46 since this game.