Low Altitude Bugged Lobos in 1934
An Alpine avalanche notes how Sul Ross State Lobos fell 13-0 to New Mexico A&M in Las Cruces at 3,883 feet altitude. Players blamed low altitude and missing starters for breath struggles, contrasting Alpine’s 4,481 foot high home field. Portales Sept 14 opener vs Eastern New Mexico cited.
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Local residents share travels and ties to Sul Ross
Mrs. Bryan Wildenthal of Austin visits Alpine while her husband once led Sul Ross State College before his death. Dr. Katherine Boyd returns to Alpine after three weeks in Cairo Rome and Portugal and a stay with relatives in Jackson Mississippi and friends in Abilene Texas. She teaches speech at Sul Ross State College.
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Sul Ross State Lobos Announce 1968 Football Schedule
Head coach Richard Harvey releases Sul Ross State football schedule for 1968. The Lobos play 10 games total, five at home and five away, with most at night except Oct 26 homecoming at Alpine. Opening game is Sept 14 at Portales against Eastern New Mexico.
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