Week of grid clashes highlights rivalries across conferences
Yark October 9 AP report notes top games include Michigan at Ann Arbor against Cornell invasion clash with Stanford and Northwest trip to Chicago. Navy meets Pitt with Notre Dame and Purdue Minnesota in key intersec games as West Coast battles loom and several big programs resume conference play.
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Aggies Forecast as State Football Favorite
New Mexico Aggies, after winning 14 to 4 over Normal University at Las Vegas, loom as the state's best bet as college grid season starts. Roswell trip looms as test. Lobes travel to Flagstaff for Border Conference clash. High school talk centers on Clovis and Las Cruces Bull Dogs with the Wildcats leading prep power.
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Colts Triumph and Field Trips Mark College Week
The post exchange ping pong table gets attention as players pick up paddles and balls. A and F P steeper bore up sides in a dandy coach football game, with Seelig snagging passes and McLare making a late goal. Geologists tour Roswell to Capitan Carrizozo and Ruidoso, while Hines returns home to glad relatives. The Colts beat Forrest 12 to 0 as they prep for Carlsbad, facing a reputed fast opponent.
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New Mexico Football Scores From A P Roundup
In New Mexico college and high school action the New Mexico University team lost 0 to 14 to Flint sraff Teachers while New Mexico Aggies Frosh beat Colfeze 27 to 0. Albuquerque toppled Beren 14 to 0 and Alamogordo won 41 to Carrizore. Fort Waynees 6 led Menan 19. Military Institute faced New Mexico Agsies with Flagstaff Teachers at Flagsta t on the schedule.
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Highlights of the World Series by The Associated Press
The series showcased Hubbell’s 26 scoreless innings and Ollet's two home runs in games one and five, marking standout pitching and batting feats across the World Series.
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Pitching and fielding highlights from the series
Whitehill worked the third game retiring the side on four pitches in the fifth. The key double play Ryan to Cruz to Terry ended the fourth. Mancuso and Jackson delivered timely bunts in games two and four. O Doul’s bases loaded single in game two stands out while Bolton’s fourth game grounder into a double play ended the contest. Luque’s third strike on Kuhel closed the series. Myer snared Bryan’s pop fly in game three. Terry’s lucky pickup of Goslin’s line drive capped the final game in the tenth.
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Juniors Game with Hondo Canceled. Next Up Vaughn
The N M M I Juniors football game against Hondo High School at Hondo was cancelled. The Juniors will play Vaughn High School here next Friday afternoon.
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Angel Larez Sentenced to Nine Years in Prison
Carlsbad New Mexico October 9 Angel Larez a Mexican was sentenced to nine years in the state penitentiary for the slaying of his 22 year old wife here August 12 He was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury late Saturday The couple had been separated for months.
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Bronco Lobos Set to Clash on Homecoming Day
The New Mexico Military Institute faces the University of New Mexico Lobos next Saturday at Institute field in a pivotal game that could decide the state championship for 1933. Both teams boast strong lineups and the cadets seek revenge after last year’s 7-0 NMMS win while aiming to extend their homecoming celebrations amid the J. Ross Thomas Memorial dedication.
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LSU Grid Prospects Promise Strong 1933 Season
Louisiana State under coach Biff Jones builds a powerful 1933 squad at Baton Rouge. Losses include five regulars and guard Roy Wilson but feature six four, 265 pound tackle Torrance, versatile athlete and top punter, and backfield star Abe Michal as a triple threat. U. S. U. figures to improve. Huey Long roots for them as Ring Features Syndicate notes.
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Institute Colts Bow Forrest 12-0 In Football Showdown
The New Mexico Military Institute Colts defeated Forrest High School 12 to 0 at Institute field on Saturday afternoon. The cadets opened scoring in the first quarter on a Pincham to Closson pass after a Forrest fumble. A second touchdown followed a Forrest fumble and a 45 yard Pincham to Prince pass setting the ball at the two yard line, with both extra points missed. Forrest showed several strong wide end runs but could not cross the line. Starting lineup and substitutions listed for the Colts as they fought hard throughout the game.
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St Mary's Roswell Hospital Reapproved on Surgeon List
St Marys hospital Roswell operated by the Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother has been approved again by the American College of Surgeons. The hospital has continuously held approval since 1922. Ft Stanton United States Marine Hospital also appears on the list, with eight New Mexico hospitals approved and three provisionally approved.
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Constipation Relief With Black-Draught Syrup
Mrs. George W. Tackett describes relief from fatigue and discomfort after trying Black-Draught. She notes initial samples and a full package improved her condition, saying she would not be without it. The ad mentions low cost and a child friendly syrup version.
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