New Mexico U Beats Denver U in Close Rivalry
New Mexico University edged Denver University 7 to 6 in a hard fought game. Finy MacGillivray and Jim Hubbell led the scoring drive with a late fourth quarter series and a successful extra point, giving New Mexico their third straight win. Denver had a 73 yard march for a second period score but could not string the tie.
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College football headlines race as conferences clash
Southern and Western teams push for conference titles while Yale Columbia, Texas Wisconsin and others loom in inter conference play. Alabama LSU Duke Notre Dame Georgia Tech Washington State Oregon face key tests as Utah, Colorado, and Oklahoma fight for league supremacy. Friday results include Furman upset, Wake Forest, Citadel wins, and South Carolina crushed.
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Utah Favored To Defeat Wyoming In Conference Clash
Utah, the heavily favored U of Utah squad, faces Wyoming in a key conference game. Utah last played Santa Clara Broncos, winning 7 to something, while Wyoming was routed 34 to 7 by New Mexico last week.
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Sport Briefs Touchstone Topics From Cincinnati Desk
Cincinnati papers speculate on Frank Leahy and Boston College stalemate till November 1, question whether the Yanks hold sway, and wonders if Dr Ray Sermon will leave NC State as athletic director. A Cincinnati series special named the Stan Bordagaray Limited appears in print.
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Frank Leahy
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Stan Bordagaray
Greek Bearing Gifts Clarence Rowland Recommends Paul Dean
Clarence Rowland chief Cub scout Save ill Terry drafted Paul Dean on Branch Rickey’s advice. Is Rickey the same astute executive who recommended Dizzy for the Cubs at $185000, raising questions about motives and past deals.
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Paul Dean
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Demon press agent spins Pittsburgh claim before big game
The item cites a press push by a demon agent to persuade Pittsburgh about Giants versus Pirates as a key matchup. It notes Mayor LaGuardia visiting the West and figures around Yanks, Dorothy Arnold and Joe DiMaggio, plus a Cincinnati scene with a candid camera moment. It also mentions Ohio State aiming at Cornell and a 1940 working agreement between Reds and Indianapolis Indians.
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Joe DiMaggio
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American Association
Florida grapefruit league yields NL top trio and AL finalists
Joe Cashman notes that the Florida Grapefruit League performed well this year with the National League dominated by its leading three clubs and the American League featuring the winner and runner-up.
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Sign at Hamilton Station Hints World Series Park
A filling station near Hamilton Ohio displays “25 miles to the world’s series park here.” The Cincinnati Times-Star quips that the distance might be safe from the expected D Mas sinot line drive.
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One Minute Interview on Derringer’s Wednesday Game
Lee Durocher says in a one minute interview that Derringer pitched the best he has seen in the National League, calling it a standout performance Wednesday. He questions when the Reds will win with such pitching.
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Death anniversary of Christy Mathewson observed
The 14th anniversary of the death of Christy Mathewson is noted today with reflections on the Hall of Fame pitcher's legacy and impact on baseball history.
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Texas Aggies Edge Santa Clara 7 to 3 in Nifty Fourth Quarter
Texas A&M pulled off a 7 to 3 win over Santa Clara as a substitute left halfback sparked a late rally with three straight passes, the final to Jimmy Thomassen for a 19 yard TD after Santa Clara led 3 0. Santa Clara had a 3 0 fourth quarter lead via a 42 yard field goal by Jimmy Johnson.
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Scores From Friday Football Across Regions
AP reports Friday results across the nation with Miami, Furman, Wake Forest, and Texas A and M among winners. Standouts include Missouri Valley and Southwest teams posting varied scores. several ties noted among smaller colleges.
New Mexico Hi Football Games Results Across towns
AP reports high school football results from New Mexico venues including Raton 21 over Clovis 7 and Belen 7 over St Marys Albuquerque 0. St Michaels 7 Giants 6 in Santa Fe, Santa Rosa 32 over El Rito Normal 0, Deming 13 over Cathedral Paso 7, Tucumcari 19 over Vega Texas 13, Carlsbad 15 over Albuquerque Indians 7.
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Democratic edge in New Mexico registrations looms
In Santa Fe on October 6, 1940, statistics show Democrats lead Republicans in permanent registrations, especially in the eastern counties, with several counties that leaned Republican in 1938 now favoring Democrats. Leaders warn against a ticket that neglects regional balance, while Republicans hint at exploiting potential anti-Democrat backfire before the 1940 general election.
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N. M
Mera
New Mexico
Ben Luchini
John Miles
Fly In It The Democratic Ointment And Sectional Primary Split
The tentative registration figures reveal geographic differences that could create political tension. Democratic voters may be outnumbered in primaries by supporters from other sections, altering the balance of influence across regions.
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Aumeliy
Purdue Favored In Tough Defensive Tilt With Tech
Purdue entered last week favored in a hard fought defensive game. Tech fields a veteran backfield with a strong running game but relies most on Neil Cavette the former back now at left guard for long punts as the key weapon.
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Registration figures stir talk of GOP weakness
Democrats claim heavy psychological disadvantage for Republicans after examining registration data. They argue the rigid permanent registration favors Democrats, while party affiliation can shift more easily under new registration practices.
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Garcia Faces Tight Brake Light Rules Backlash
J O Garcia the usually cheerful motor vehicle commissioner returns from a ten day trip to find himself in a cross fire over newly tightened automobile brake light regulations. The rules were drafted in his absence by state safety director Ingram Pickett who is now out of the post.
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Ingram Pickett
New Mexico 11th Cavalry May Become Anti Aircraft Regiment
The announcement signals a conversion of New Mexico s 11th Cavalry into an anti aircraft regiment. War time casualties in the Archie business are rated far lower than those in cavalry or infantry.
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11Th Cavalry
Shiprock to Get in the Movies in New Mexico
Shiprock New Mexico's unusual stone formation near the town of the same name is slated for a motion picture debut. The state tourist bureau received a request for information and pictures from Cecil G Tilton an associate economics professor at the University of Connecticut who plans to include the rock in a forthcoming series of color movies.
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State Tourist Bureau Today
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Mize Named 1929 National League Batting Champion
Johnny Mize of St. Louis tops the NL with a .349 average over 152 games as final semi official stats confirm. Don Padgett posts a .399 mark in 92 games with 233 official at bats, edging Frank Buck McCormick and Joe Medwick for second. Other leaders include Paul Waner Morrie Arnovich Ival Goodman Enos Slaughter and Zeke.
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Buck) McCormick
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Baseball Standings and Batting Averages Mentioned
The fragment lists players and teams with batting averages including Bonard New York .319, Harry Danning New York .314, Hank Leiber Chicago, Buddy Hassett Boston .309, highlighting mixed league stats and city affiliations.
This Weekend In New Mexico Games
New Mexico conference teams play four games with New Mexico Normal facing Panhandle Aggies in Las Vegas. New Mexico Teachers meet Gila College at Silver City while New Mexico Military hosts Wayland College. Last night New Mexico beat Denver 7 to 6 in a dramatic finish.
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Aggies Favored To Beat Teachers In Homecoming Tilt
FLAGSTAFF ARIZONA October 7 The 1939 Border conference football opener pits New Mexico Aggiess co champions of last season against Arizona State Teachers at Flagstaff Homecoming. Coaches Hines and Arbelbide expect heavy aerial attack despite injuries to Glen Bufkin and Charley Graham. Arbelbide predicts a minimum three touchdown loss for the Lumberjacks.
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