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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1941

Page

2

Lobos Seek third win at Tempe in Border Conference tilt

New Mexico aims for terceira victory as Tempe game looms after a 16-14 win over the Miners. Coach Shipkey previews a dangerous foe, lauding Leon Server and Red Smith, with key linemen set to return and a probable lineup featuring Loken Bogren Rutherford and Server at back. The Lobos seek momentum toward a conference title in 1941.

Albuquerque Ted Shipkey Tempe Mexico Lobos Mack Saxon Owen Price Smith TNT Shipkey Big Bill Dwyer Server Cameron JC Arnold Loken Vince Bogren Walter Beard Flagstaff Lobo Spencer Hawkins Snocona Smith Wayne Rutherford Bob Watkins Jack Roberts Charlie Smith Red Smith Reese Hill Leon Server George Gustovich

Racing and boxing notes from New York sports brief

Ted Broadribb reports Ring editor Nat Fleischer is serious about bringing Red Cochrane to London to face Arthur Danahar but lacks a plan for funding. Alsab wins Eastern praise, Dolph Camilli drives his Plame to California ranch. Joe DiMaggio heir expected in about a month, Marius Russo to add another southpaw in December.

New York The Special News Service Ted Broadribb Nat Fleischer Ring Magazine Red Cochrane London Arthur Danahar Red Alsab Dolph Camilli California Joe DiMaggio Marius Russo

Straightest line on football field a forward pass

Dick Boyle of Portland Maine writes that the quickest route between two points on a football field is a forward pass unless the players throw curves. He argues that when players are proficient enough the air lane offers the simplest, fastest path to the end zone.

Dick Boyle Portland Evening Express

One Minute Sports Page Highlights Mixed Events

One eyed Connolly earns a regular job in national semi pro baseball after denying every gate crasher as 103000 cash customers attend. Tony Sis ti Buffalo painter turned prize fighter stages a one man gallery exhibit in New York this week. Georgia's Frankie Sinkwich faces Ole Miss foes in Saturday grid clash as Southern experts eye all star prospects. A Western Conference statistician notes football pool odds range from 8 1 on three winners to 1224 1 on ten winners.

Connolly Tony Sisti Buffalo New York Southern Grid Georgia Frankie Sinkwich Ole Miss

Army Football Notes From Service Camps

Four ex-captains from college teams join Camp Croft South Carolina squad including Manzo of Boston College Cabello LaFayette Bessel Bucknell Wood American International and Schwartz. Chuck Fenske delays comeback due to extended army training. Moffett Field and St Mary's gate proceeds aid service groups. Johnny Mitchell reenters duty as recreation director at Sheppard Field. Don Jones notes Fort Riley as a potential army grid title contender if they decide the contest.

St. Mary’s Johnny “Pug” Mitchell Kentucky Murray Sheppard Field Tex Don Jones San Francisco Kansas Fort Riley Kans

Putney to oppose Hatch for 1942 Democratic nomination

Senator Carl Hatch of New Mexico commented that Robert Putney of Albuquerque has many admirable qualifications for a seat in the United States Senate. The announcement that Putney would run against Hatch was reported from Washington on October 8.

Washington Robert Putney Albuquerque Carl Hatch

Good Coaches Spark Early College Football Season

A roundup notes top start for first year coaches including Paul Brown at Ohio State and Spike Nelson at Yale. It highlights Marquette’s Tom Stidham, Sam Barry at USC, Frank Leahy at Notre Dame, Earl Blaik at Army, Tuss McLaughry at Dartmouth, and others, with early wins shaping expectations across major programs from Ohio to California and Texas.

New York Paul Brown Ohio State Tom Stidham Marquette Emerson W Spike) Nelson Yale Frank Leahy Notre Dame Brown Buckeye Ohie Missouri Southern California Justin M Sam) Barry Trojan Howard Jones Stidham University of Wisconsin Virginia Blues Nelson la Rockne Arizona India Bill Wood McLaughry Wesleyan Columbia Skip Stahley Bruin Socphomores Baylor Frank Kimbrough Tulsa Henry Frnka Oklahoma Dewey Snorter) Luster Oklahoma Aggies Texas Iowa State Denver Nebraska Ray Donels Barry Trojans Jim Yeager Colorado Francis Schmidt Idaho Utah Oregon

Joe Gordon Hero of the Yankees World Series Victory

A New York article from October 8 details Joe Gordon’s standout series performance and celebration as the Yankees triumphed over the Dodgers in five games. It credits Gordon with a .500 average and a clutch home run, while praising Ernie Bonham and Marius Russo for pivotal pitching wins that sealed the title.

New York Joe Gordon Yankees Gordon Dodgers Ed Barrow Paul Krichell Paul Bonham Russo Ernie Bonham Marius Russo Ernie Krichell Ebbets Field Flatbushers Joe McCarthy Brooklyn McCarthy Yanks Whitlow Wyatt Wyatt

Major League bowler Lancaster tops night with 565 series

Robert Lancaster led Major League matches last night with a high 565 series and 216 high game. Scores followed, highlighting his top performance among competitors.

Robert Lancaster

White Sox Sweep Cubs In Four Game City Series

Chicago notes the White Sox swept the Cubs in a four game city series, winning the final clash 3 to 1. The account frames Chicago as a baseball power rivaling New York, and highlights a long history of Sox domination since 1930. Separately Portales reports Tra Beard winning Roosevelt county golf title by defeating Marian Jo Cowan.

Chicago Brooklyn Dodgers Cubs New York Yankees White Sox Sox Portales N. M Tra Beard Roosevelt County Marian Jo Cowan

J Krichell Insight Recalled In Brief Exchange

A fragmentary line notes that J. perhaps Krichell had a reliable grasp of the matter. The remark hints at confidence in Krichell's judgment and suggests the speaker agreed with his assessment.

Yankees Clinch World Series as Bonham Beats Dodgers

The New York Yankees win the 1941 World Series in Brooklyn 3 to 1 led by Ernie Bonham on the mound. Joe DiMaggio clashes with Wyatt after striking out twice, and Bill Dickey scores while Mickey Owen muffles a late catch.

Yankees Joe Dimaggio Ernie Bonham Dodgers Wyatt DiMaggio Bill Dickey Yankee Gordon Keller Dickey Mickey Owen McGowan

Sees Texas Tech An Easy Winner

Los Angeles reports Texas Tech Red Raiders poised to dominate Loyola Lions after scouting wins over Abilene Christian and Oklahoma A&M. Billy Byrne notes 10 backs who blaze past linemen, fullback Charley Dvoracek hits like a bullet, and Don Austin shuns defenders while moving fast.

Los Angeles Texas Tech Red Raiders Loyola Lions Billy Byrne Abilene Christian Oklahoma Aggies Byrne Tech Charley Dvoracek Don Austin Red Amonett Loyola

Brill Focuses on Defense Ahead of Raiders Visit

Coach Marty Brill concentrates on defense as the team prepares for the Raiders visit Friday night after being dropped among the reserves.

Marty Brill Raiders

Coast Playoff Battle Sees Solons Tie Rainiers Two to Two

Sacramento tied Seattle two games apiece in the Coast League Shaughnessy final as the Solons defeated the Rainiers 3 0. George Munger pitched two hitters to hold the champions in check and set up a decisive seventh game. In New Mexico Las Vegas, freshmen burn paddles marking a new homecoming ritual at New Mexico Highlands University after the school changed its name from New Mexico Normal University. Homecoming features a Highland University vs New Mexico Military Institute football game Saturday.

Sacramento Seattle Rainiers Solons George Munger New Mexico Normal University Highland University New Mexico Military Institute

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