Broncos Rout Miners 94-0 in scoring onslaught
The Institute Broncos crushed the New Mexico School of Mines 94 to 0 as a relentless attack produced six fourth quarter TDs. Long runs and precise passing led to rapid scores with second-string players contributing in both halves. Freeman, Hill, Huffaker and Perez starred with multiple majors as the Broncos built a vast lead.
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New Mexico School of Ines
Eac
Miners
Enre
Eke
Mearly
Iers
Institute
Hich Richards
Aries
Broncas
Freeman
Kinney
Te Miners
Richards
McKinney
Hill
Bronco
Miner
R. L. Smith
Huffaker
Perez
Dinelli
Smith
Dinelli Ned
Cou Arter
Ids
Big college grid teams meet Saturday
A surge of major contests across conferences headlines Saturday football as East West North South teams clash for sectional titles. Pitt faces Army at West Point while Michigan meets Ohio State and Purdue tackles Wisconsin with Tulane Vanderbilt Alabama Tennessee also on the schedule.
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New York
Pittsburgh Panthers
Army
West Point
Pitt
Cadets
Panthers
Michigan Wolverines
Northwestern
Buckeyes
Ohio State
Purdue
Clarence Spears
Wisconsin Badgers
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
California
Washington State
Texas Christian
Texas A. and
Penn
Dartmouth
New York University
Georgetown
Brown
Yale
Elis
Princeton
Columbia
Cornell
Virginia
Navy
Ohio University
Holy Cross
Detroit
Southern Methodists
Syracuse
Fordham
Colgate
Carnegie Tech
Washington & Jefferson
Better Times Ahead By Jack Lords
Humiliating 65 0 defeat last Saturday is noted as a backdrop to a busy college football slate. Tulane Vanderbilt and Tennessee Alabama dominate headlines while Auburn Georgia Tech and Georgia North Carolina loom in key inter sectional clashes. Kentucky appears strong vs Washington Lee and several Pacific Coast and Rocky Mountain match ups shape the weekend.
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Tulane
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Georgia
North Carolina
Duke
Maryland
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Washington & Lee
Southern California
Loyola of Los Angeles
Stanford
Army
Oregon
University of California
Los Angeles
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Brigham Young
Colorado Aggies
Denver University
Denver
Rodeo Finals Highlight Calf Roping Showdowns and Earnings
Four day rodeo wraps with finals only in calf roping. Ike Rude of Mangum Oklahoma takes first in calf roping with 87 4 5 seconds over Pilllask of Lovington and Elmer Jones of Phoenix. Finals purse 150 100 50. Saturday winners include Allen Hilder Midland Texas calf roping 14 2 5 seconds and others in bronc riding steer riding and bulldogging. Daily purses range 20 to 200 with added entry fees. Also reports grain, cotton and grain futures sections from Chicago and New York markets.
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Pilllask
Lovington
Elmer Jones
Phoenix
Allen Hilder
Midland
Texas
Chalk Dyer
Bartlesville
Okla
Kessie Duncan
Toyah
Bill Till
Ft. Stockton
Lonnie Rooney
Wilson
Whitey Stewart
Sayre
Val Mathews
Geo. Till
Tim Breeden
Chief
A. E. Gilbert
Paint Mare
C. A. Nuse
Ed Watts
Bonnie Bess
J. E. McFadden
Rose Elma
C. A. Muse
Robert A
Bob Atha
Sammy B
R. E. Burrus
Stock Market Slips After Steel Tonnage Report
Wall Street opened with a tentative rally but the unfilled tonnage report from U S Steel damped gains. The market slipped with many declines 1 to 3 points as labor and rail issues faded. Santa Fe led rail losses while volume stayed light with total sales around 2 251 940 shares.
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Wall Street
New York
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
New York Central
Pennsyylvania
Southern Pacific
Bethlehem
American Telephone
American Can
Dupont
Eastman
Westinwhouse
Case
International Harvester
Public Service of Nat
Studebaker
Nash
Union, Pacific
New Orleans Cotton Prices Close Steady Up Five Points
New Orleans October 10 spot cotton finished steady five points higher with sales totaling 2,048 bales. Middling was recorded at 6.55 cents per pound.
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New York
Liverpool
Jwiv
New Orleans
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Slowing Cattle
Kansas City stockyards show early activity with cattle around 24 000 head and calves 6 000. Beef steers and yearlings in light supply, no top quality steers, short fed steers 5 to 6 1/2, stocker steers around 6 1/4, hogs 5 000 head fairly active with steady to lower prices, best at 3.65 for choice, lambs 9 000 and sheep 9 000 with range lambs about 5.00 and natives 4.85, Texas ewes 1.25 to 1.85.
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Kansas City
USDA
Trexas Ewes
New York Stock Market Close Reported Prices
New York stock quotes show mixed results with lenders and producers like Ark Nat Gas, Humble, Newmont, and El B. & S advancing modestly while others such as Cons Cop and Hetla Mining retreat. Industrial and utility issues display varied movements as traders digest sector signals.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Air Weap
Nki
Aice& Dye Amer Can
T&ts
Car&f
Ins Myvi Ik
Krencott
Amerp&e&l
AmRadst
Mo Pac
Am Roun
Montard
AmSmei
Moth
Murray
Nash Mtr
Nat P&l
Nevada
Nynh&h
Avia Cor
Nviat
Bal Loco
NorAmnc
B&coRail
Sarnsdyv Nor Pac
Jendix AS
Pac
G&t
hSdl
Packard
Bob Alum
Cattec
Cheorai
Pullman
Filey Tob
Cot Gee
Cam Soto Safeway
Ceme&Son
Le&s F
Congo Na
Schulte
Sears Kr
Shell F
G&k
Coty Co Sg
Lores
Lores Vne
Stewnhor du Pont
Lastman
Studbkr
Elec P&l
Tew Corp
Tex
Tndal
Gimbe
Rubbr
Gliddon
Smelt
Goldust
TS Steel
Goodyer
Gwsugar
Vanadve
iGriGrun
Warn
Hershey Wes Mid
Hupp Mtr
Ark Nat Gas A
Is Syc Pfd
el B.& S
Ford Ltd
Tiulf
Hetla Mining
Humble
Ind Ter A
Newmont
Shat Denn
Unit Verde
Ward Stores Offer Heavy Truck Tire Grips
Heavy Service Power Grip tires for trucks priced at 30x5-8 ply $20.50 and 32x6-10 ply $22.60. Free tire mounting service advertised at all Ward Stores.
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Ward
Boston Wool Market Dull With Stable Quotations
Trade in wool was very dull today with limited demand for small lots while quotations remained unchanged from the prior week. Receipts at Boston during the week ending September were about 3,165,650 pounds, versus 3,455,500 pounds the week before, according to the Boston grain and flour exchange.
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Boston
Boston Grain and Flour Exchange
Galveston Cotton Market Report October 10
Galveston spot cotton remained steady with middling prices at 6.45 cents per pound. Sales totaled 5090 bales as 10 a.m. market activity indicated quiet demand and stable pricing.
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Galveston
Directors to Attend Board Meeting in Little Reck
R. H. McCune of the Home Loan Bank district and Maury Daniel departed by car for Little Reck yesterday morning to attend the organization meeting of Mr. Malone's board of directors. They expect to be away about a week.
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R. H. McCune
Home Loan Bank
Maury Daniel
Little Reck
Malone
White and Meffee Head to Austin on Business
P White and H NH Meffee set out from Roswell for Austin Texas yesterday on business. They expect to return to Roswell at the end of the week.
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P. White
NH Meffee I. P
White
Ho 2 Bee
Austin
Texas
Roswell
Collision at Third and Main Involving Two Chevrolets
At six o'clock last night two Chevrolet coupes collided at the corner of Third and Main street. No injuries were reported and only minor damage occurred. Drivers were P. O. Lolal and Waiter Miller.
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Third
Main Street
P. O. Lolal
Waiter Miller
Quay Republica n dies in New Mexico leader John Fitzwater
John Fitzwater aged 50 a Quay county Republican leader died suddenly at his San Jon home from heart failure according to physicians in Tucumcari N M on October 10 AP report shows a local political figure passing away.
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Tucumcari
N. M
John Fitzwater
Quay County
San Jon
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