Broncos End Season Against Compton in Turkey Day clash
The New Mexico Military Institute Broncos finish their season with a 2 p.m. game at De Bremond Stadium against Compton Junior College of California. NMMI, holding a 7-2 overall record, faces one of the toughest Western States Junior College opponents, noted for yearly strong showings.
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Broncos face Compton as NMMI ends season in clash
NMMI and Compton meet after Boise clash as cadet standouts bid farewell. Key NMMI players include Hardman and Davis, Jaggers, Daugherty, Ihli and Orell while Compton relies on Dan Simon, Leighton McDougall and Bob Walton. Broncos aim to avoid mental letdown after big win. capacity lineups feature a heavy, balanced attack.
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Pierce Crabtree
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Carlsbad Favored In AA Playoff Tilt
In Albuquerque the top ranked Carlsbad Cavemen, 9-0-1 and state playoff champions, face the Albuquerque Bulldogs 7-1-2 for the New Mexico Class AA football title. Carlsbad relies on a ground attack led by Mack Highfill, Freddie Cain, Steve Pruette, and Larry Perrin, with 108 points this season. Albuquerque counters with Richard Romero, a 90 point scorer, and Paul Bryant in a modern single wing. Boasting Boand ratings of 93.5 to 80.8 in Carlsbad favor, the matchup pits tradition against modern deception in a statewide championship.
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Texas A&M Looms In Top Thanksgiving Day Showdown
Texas seeks a critical win over Texas A M to keep Cotton Bowl hopes alive after a 6 0 loss to TCU. Arkansas and Texas both sit 5 1 in the Southwest Conference race with a possible coin flip for the conference lead and Cotton Bowl berth. Syracuse debates Gotham or Liberty Bowls as Notre Dame declines postseason play. Georgia Tech awaits final SEC results before confirming a Gator Bowl bid while Maryland closes season against Virginia.
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Boxing Roundup From Various Cities
AP dispatch notes results from multiple bouts: Louis Molina 139 of San Jose knocked out Joey Lopes 135 of Sacramento in Commack Greg Gavin 1482 of Brooklyn outpointed Kenny Bryant 151 of New York Ray Drayton 174 of Boston outpointed Ted Williams 172 of Boston Willie Woods 131 of San Francisco out pointed Claudio Adame 136 of Mexico City in Santa Rosa
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Mauldin Named Chairman of Thorsen for Congress Committee
Arthur Mauldin was named chairman of the James Thorsen for Congress Committee in an election yesterday. Mauldin is general manager of the Franciscan Shops and vice president of the Torrance County News.
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Iles named Lineman of the Week after big 50 yard TD pass
Buddy Iles of Texas Christian University recalls the 50 yard pass from Sonny Gibbs that stunned Texas 6-0 and ended the Longhorns eight game win streak. The senior end describes the TD as the thrill of his life and recalls his late rally preventing another Texas drive.
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Gabriel Wins AP Back of the Week for NC State
NC State quarterback Roman Gabriel, a 6 foot 4 Wilmington native, earned the AP Back of the Week after a 38 14 win over South Carolina. He passed for 215 yards, rushed for 40, had two TD passes, two rushing TDs, and set ACC records for completions and combined TDs while aiding ACC leader in projections for pro draft.
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Notre Dame Wins Controversial Syracuse Game 17-15
Notre Dame defeated Syracuse 17-15 after a disputed final play. Officials ruled an extra kick allowed after time expired, prompting Notre Dame protests and a joint statement by Big Ten and ECAC commissioners calling the call erroneous. Syracuse disputes persist with NCAA involvement discussed.
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North Texas Frsh Pat Wheeler Dies After Neck Injury
North Texas State freshman football player Pat Wheeler, 18, died Tuesday from a broken neck suffered in the North Texas at Texas Tech game last Friday. Wheeler, from Ada Oklahoma, was paralyzed from the neck down after tackling Jim Zantos in the third quarter of Tech's 21 to 6 win. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wheeler. An unrelated note states USS Greenfish submarine received an overhaul extending service life by five to ten years.
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Robinson Wins 1961 NL MVP With Broad Margin
Cincinnati outfielder Frank Robinson captured the National League MVP award with 219 of 224 possible points. Orlando Cepeda finished second, Vada Pinson third, followed by Roberto Clemente and Joey Jay. Robinson disclosed he married Barbara Cole three weeks earlier and called the honor a wonderful wedding present.
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Race results from Aqueduct Naragansett and Bay area tracks
Dinner Jacket won the Red Hook Purse at Aqueduct in New York. Barnote captured the Cape Cod Purse at Naragansett Park in Pawtucket Rhode Island. Indian Ali nosed out Columns Right by a half length in the Tan foran feature at San Bruno California.
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Christmas Spinet Piano Plan At Ginsberg Music Co
A Christmas Spinet Piano Plan lets buyers secure happiness for ten dollars. Ginsberg Music Co located at 205 North Main offers the deal, promoting affordable music gifts this holiday season.
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