Detroit Goes Into Lead In World Series
Detroit Tigers beat the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 1 at Sportsman's Park in the fifth game of the world series. Tommy Bridges hurled a strong outing while Dizzy Dean, returning from a head injury, faced defeat as Detroit opened a 13-2 lead in games. The crowd neared 40,000 as Detroit took advantage of timely hits and Cardin als errors to seize the advantage heading toward the sixth game in Jungletown.
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Winners in football dope contest announced
The newspaper lists seven correct predictions by participants in last week’s football dope contest with ticket prizes for top predictors. It names winners for the N. M. Canyon and Roswell Clovis games, notes near misses, and explains scoring and prize distribution plus where to claim tickets. The slate for next week’s games plus entry details and deadline are provided.
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Tiny's Titans Promise Stanford Star Power This Fall
Burnley Umors report a Stanford led by Grayson Hamilton and Moscrip as a feared coast powerhouse. Ernie Nevers mentors the backfield and line, with Grayson and Hamilton projected as all American prospects. Moscrip shines on defense and as pass catcher, forming Stanford’s Big Three ahead of 1934.
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Football Scores From Across The Nation This Week
A long list of college football results shows many close games and high scores. Notable outcomes include Arkansas 46 over Lao 24, Texas Christian 7 over Notre Dame 6, Rice Institute 14 over Purdue 0, and California 24 over Nevada 0. Multiple schools like Michigan State Normal and Central Michigan posted wins, while others such as Stanford and Oregon State shut out opponents. The roundup reflects a wide geographic spread and numerous intercollegiate matchups.
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Colts Edge McAllister 13 to 0 in Hard Fought Game
The Colts of N M Illinois defeated McAllister NM high school 13 to 0 on Saturday. After a scoreless first half, Van Winkle scored on a 50 yard run and a 20 yard run, both on lateral passes in the third quarter. Beselgia added the final score with a short run late in the game as McAllister threatened near midfield.
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State U Has Best Team in Many Years
Albuquerque October AP reports Texas Mines coach Mack Saxon reacted to the University of New Mexico Lobos 33 6 win over Northern Arizona State Teachers Lumberjacks. He said the Lobos looked like the best team he has seen there and cautioned his own squad faces a tough test in El Paso with limited replacements and potential injury risks.
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Atwater Kent Display At Nickson Hotel Dine View
Atwater Kent radio dealers invite the public to view a dining display at the Nickson Hotel with demonstrations and a chance to learn about the new radio models.
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Odds 9 0 Detroit Wins World Series
Detroit ahead in the World Series as fans pack St. Louis Union Station. Manager Mickey Cochrane predicts victory while Frankie Frisch vows to end it today. Lynwood Rowe carries Detroit’s hopes against Dizzy Dean and Bill Hallahan as a tense, dramatic struggle unfolds.
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Broncos Beat Wayland College 19 to 0 in Tight In-state Showdown
The NMIMI Broncos defeated Wayland College Jackrabbits 19 to 0 Saturday afternoon. Key moments included Van Hook's interception return to the Wayland 13 yard line and a St John to Van Hook pass for a TD, with the final period surge delivering two more scores after the defense held firm. Wayland threatened late but could not close the gap.
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