Broncos Meet Phoenix Junior College On Institute Field
Friday report notes the N M M I Broncos aim to break into the win column against Phoenix Junior College tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock on Institute Field. Shipkey sidelined by a wrist sprain weakens defense while two sets of backs and a full lineup are listed. Officials include Dillon referee and Burch umpire from their respective universities.
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Huffman
Anderson
Grimmett
Baca
Carr
Sun Bowl bids open for Tempe Arizona clash night
Tempe Bulldogs defending champs meet Arizona Wildcats in Border Conference opener at Tempe against West Texas. Arizona State seeks a third straight title as New Mexico and Texas teams loom in a weekend schedule across the region with inter sectional play and expected power shifts.
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Coyotes Favored In Hobbs Showdown Tonight
Roswell high Coyotes travel by bus to Hobbs to face the Eagles in a tough season preview. Coach Poe Cora warns of a hard battle despite Roswell’s strong early wins and adds Luther Land to the squad as the trip lines up with a tentative starting group. Hobbs struggles with injuries and lineup uncertainty as rain and weariness test the Eagles.
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Ben Kelly
Tom Hoover
Donald Newberry
Bob Thompson
Sherwood Grossman
Richard Lowe
J. E. Pritchard
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Bill Taylor
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Jimmie Fox
Junior McPhillips
Kemp Lanford
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Hendrickson
Weekend Football Predictions From New York
A roundup of game-by-game picks across major college teams and matchups. Duke, Fordham, USC, Notre Dame, Texas, Alabama, Stanford, Michigan, Northwestern, Clemson, California, Washington, Baylor, Temple, Manhattan, Kentucky, North Carolina, Wake Forest, and many others are weighed with favored outcomes and noted uncertainties.
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Navy
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Iowa
Michigan
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas Christian
Arkansas
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Watson
Stanford
Penn State
Colgate
Brown
Columbia
Syracuse
Cornell
Cayuga Lake
Harvard
Penn
Virginia
Yale
Virgina
Kansas State
Northwestern
Marquette
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Colorado
Missouri
Auburn
Tulane
South Carolina
Georgia
North Carolina
Clemson
California
Washington State
Washington
Oregon
Baylor
Denver
South Virginia Military
Brigham Young
Greely State
Colorado State
Wyoming
Idaho
Army
Citadel
Dartmouth
Amherst
Holy Cross
Providence
New York University
Lafyette
Princeton
Williams
Villanova
Centre
Illinois
Miami
Florida
Tampa
George Tech
Chattanooga
Southwestern
Vanderbilt
Tennessee Tech
William & Mary
Randold Macon
Rice
Sam Houston
Texas A
Santa Clara
Loyola
Kansas
Washington University
Rainy Game 2 Reignites Dodgers in World Series Fight
The Yankees and Dodgers faced heavy rain at Brooklyn after Whitlow Wyatt shut down New York for five innings to gift the Dodgers a 3 to 2 win at Yankee Stadium. Wyatt's late surge spurred Brooklyn while Phil Rizzuto miscues helped Brooklyn tie and then walk off with the decisive run. The rain disrupted plans and reduced Brooklyn’s crowd to about 34,000, with managers debating which pitchers to start in today’s game.
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Dolph Camilli
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Dodgers-Yanks Clash Opens New Baseball Season in New York
NY sports brief reports the Yankees and Dodgers opening at Yankee Stadium with back and forth action. Highlights include Bill Herman’s big Rizzu bounder, Durocher’s umpire blast, subs used early by the Yanks, and remarks from Ford Frick on the Dodgers’ performance. Wyatt and Chandler mingle with photographers as Brooklyn buses arrive. Luksich’s illness may end his season.
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Georgia
Miners Train Parade Draws Lobos in Albuquerque
Students from New Mexico University and Texas College of Mines plan a downtown parade in Albuquerque as the Miners arrive by special train. About 300 Mines fans expected to join the rally led by the Miner band and the 80 member Gold Diggers coed unit. An overage draft quota of 283 is noted to fill vacancies from draft rejects.
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Texas College of Mines
New Mexico
Coyotes Seek Southeast NM Gridiron Dominance Tonight
Associated Press dispatch notes Roswell Coyotes travel to Hobbs for a pivotal weekend game as they carry two big wins and a 13 13 tie in state prep football. Hobbs aims to rebound after a loss to Artesia. major Saturday pairings include Santa Fe Carlsbad in Santa Fe and Las Cruces Albuquerque in Albuquerque with a full slate listed Friday and Saturday.
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Aggies Shuffle lineup for Arizona game
New Mexico Aggies alter lineup due to injuries and draft losses as they travel to Tucson to face Arizona University. Coach Jo Johnston moves Rex Dempsey from end to backfield to replace quarterback Harold Wiggs for the border conference clash tomorrow night.
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Tucson
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Jo Johnston
Rex Dempsey
Harold Wiggs
End Leroy Wicks Expected to Return for Aggies
Injured sophomore end Leroy Wicks who had tonsillitis earlier in the week was expected to see action after the Aggies faced New Mexico Teachers and prepared to meet the Wildcats.
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Larry Mac Phail and his bums touch to gold dream
The column by Nady Cates in the Twin City Sentinel argues New York City expects about 10 million dollars from the World Series. It claims the majority of this windfall will be spent in hotels bars and amusement centers across the counters.
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Pointed Postmarks on Louis Nova Fight Stoppage
Several correspondents with a distant view protest referee Donovan stopped the Louis Nova fight with one second left in the sixth. They argue that one more punch could have meant death or serious injury to Nova. Chris O'Malley and Deak Morse suggest Louis was singing "Git Along Little Yogi." The World Series headline cited is "Ruffing 'Em Up."
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Washington, D. C
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Bismarck
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Princeton Team Slow And Heavy
Princeton, N. J. Oct 3 The Tigers plan a power game after three years of aerial attack led by Allerdice with Peters as a key back. Backfield weighs about 200 pounds per man and aims for ground power over speed. Opening game vs Wisconsin and schedule follows with Columbia Pennsylvania Vanderbilt Harvard Dartmouth Yale and Navy.
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