Yankees Hold Off Dodgers as Russo Shines in G3
Marius Russo, plagued by a weeklong stomach ache, recovered to pitch the New York Yankees to a 2 1 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers in game three of the World Series. Joe DiMaggio drove in the tying run in the eighth as Yank power exploded after Fitzsimmons left with a knee injury.
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Phoenix Bears Triumph Over Broncos 26 7 in Saturday Tilt
The Phoenix Junior College Bears overwhelmed the Institute Broncos 26 to 7 on Saturday. Phoenix led 19 to 7 at halftime and added a fourth-quarter touchdown. Key scores came on a Perry rushing TD after a fumble by Grimmett and a 55 yard Smith run with Valensula converting the extra point. Reynolds added a late 25 yard TD for Phoenix as the Broncos head to New Mexico Highlands next week.
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Cadet Polo Team Opens 1941 Season at Home
The N M M I cadets make their debut and host the Plainview Polo Club Saturday afternoon marking the season opener.
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Duke Downs Tennessee 19 to 0 in Homecoming Showdown
Duke dominated Tennessee with three first half touchdowns to hand the Vols their first regular season loss since 1937 before 48,000 at Duke Stadium. Duke held a 14 to 5 advantage in first downs and outgained Tennessee 274 to 65, with 110 passing yards to 23.
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Ohio State Smashes The Trojans 33-0
Ohio State routed USC 33 to 0 before 60,000 at Memorial Coliseum. Graf scored twice as OSU opened with an 83 yard drive ending on a two yard plunge. Kinkade and Graf starred in a dominant first period as the Buckeyes avenged past losses and toppled the Trojans.
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Purdue 6, Pitt 0 in season opener at Pitt
Purdue University halted Pitt Panthers early and added a second period touchdown to win 6 to 0 before 24 000 fans. John Petty, Purdue senior fullback, bulled in from the three yard line for the only score.
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NYU Tops Lafayette 6-0 on Late Pass
NYU defeated Lafayette 6-0 at Lafayette Stadium as a 35-yard pass in the final period produced the only scoring. About 7,000 spectators watched the Easton, Pennsylvania game. New York University earned the win behind its passing play and prevented Lafayette from scoring.
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Stanford 33 UCLA 0 in homecoming rout at Stanford Stadium
Stanford Indians extended their winning streak to 13 with a 33 to 0 victory over UCLA before 45000 fans. The test of T formation versus UCLA's Q T formation was overshadowed by Stanford's control, scoring two touchdowns in the first period and one in each of the following periods.
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Bowling Major League Schedule For Next Tuesday Night
The Southwestern Public Service Co. meets Conoco No. 2 in a 7 p.m. match followed by Hall Poorbaugh against Ginsberg Music Co. At 9 p.m. Busy Bee Cafe plays Norton Hotel Bar with Roswell Drug versus Bali and White in a packed evening of bowling action.
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Colgate Defeats Penn State 7-0 in Buffalo Tilt
Colgate’s veteran eleven rallied in the final period to beat Penn State 7-0 before 23,000, after a Jules Yakopovich punt set up the decisive score. Yale edges Virginia 21-19 in New Haven as Spike Nelson’s squad storms back. Nebraska opens 1941 season with 14-0 over Iowa State in Ames. Missouri tops Colorado 21-6 in Columbia. Washington State defeats California 13-6 in Puget Sound clash. Northwestern routs Kansas State 51-35 in Evanston. Oregon State upsets Washington 9-6 in Portland. Colorado State College crushes Wyoming 27-0 in Fort Collins. Montana State and Colorado School of Mines fight to 0-6 draw in Bozeman.
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Roswell Coyotes Rout Hobbs Eagles 13 0
The Roswell Coyotes defeated Hobbs 13 0 on a foggy field. Coach Poe Corn praised the Roswell line and Kelly for key runs and a Wishard to touchdown pass. Avalla added a second score on a 12 yard reverse as the defense limited Hobbs to two first downs. The team, undefeated by El Paso Tigers, faces Portales next Friday night.
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Evans Leads Notre Dame Past Indiana 19 6 In Muddy Win
Frederick Owen Evans Jr a splinter fullback nicknamed Dippy scored three touchdowns as Notre Dame overwhelmed Indiana 19 to 6 on a mud filled field. Indiana managed only a 54 yard forward lateral for a third period TD and crossed mid field just twice besides.
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Dippy) Evans, Jr
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Fordham Beats SMU 16 10 On Last-Minute Pass
Fordham erased a 10-7 deficit with 38 seconds left as Steve Filipowicz threw a game winning touchdown to upset Southern Methodist 16-10 before 28,500 at Rose Hill. SMU was outrushed and outgunned but fought hard in sweltering 84 degree heat.
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Hobbs Player Claims The Altitude Record
Hobbs New Mexico October 3 Elmo Morgenthaler a 196 pound Hobbs high school junior claims the altitude record for New Mexico prep school football players The big Eagles tackle is 6 feet 9 inches tall with size 13 shoes The game finished 0 0 in rain and snow before a slim homecoming crowd in the Rocky Mountain Conference
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Institute Colts Rout Artesia in 37 to 7 Victory
The Institute Colts overwhelmed Artesia 37 to 7 Saturday morning. They led 7-0 after one quarter and 19-0 at halftime, Artesia scoring late after recovering a punt post whistle. The win marks the Colts second of the season, with next game against Lovington high at Lovington.
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Barton Oglesby Making Good On Lobo Grid Team
ALBUQUERQUE October 4 A promising end Barton Oglesby ex all state end from Roswell New Mexico is slated to see much action in the Ted Ship key football regime during the coming three years. Only a sophomore he has earned the respect of the varsity players by his ability to take it and his rattling style. He is fast hard to take out of a play and has the scrap to become a top notcher with another season of varsity competition. Barton is 19, stands five eleven and weighs 178.
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Roswell High and Hobbs clash in grid scores
State Grid scores Roswell High 13 Hobbs. Phoenix Jr. College 26 NMMA Lovington 40 Hagerman 6. Lordsburg 27 Hatch 6. Menaul School 9 Belen Clayton 31. Dalhart Texas 0. Tucumcari 20 Portales 0.
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Penns Ivy title defense starts with 19 point Harvard win
The University of Pennsylvania football club, inexperienced but powerful, opened its Ivy League title defense with a 19 to 0 victory over Harvard before about 50,000 at Franklin Field in Philadelphia.
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Michigan Triumphs 6-0 Over Iowa on Slippery Field
Michigan defeated Iowa 6 to 0 at Ann Arbor with Big Ten play opening win. Gary Ind. sophomore Tom Kuzma scored the only touchdown and twice kicked out of bounds near the Hawkeyes three yard line as 29,909 fans watched.
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