Coyotes Dominate Portales Rams 19-0 on Rams’ Field
Roswell’s Coyotes end a three game skid with a 19-0 victory over Portales amid 2000 in attendance. Dennis, Kelly, and Brenneman led a mostly ground game, adding key passes and a late 80 yard drive. Roosevelt substitutes shone as Portales’ Robertson and Shirley stood out despite the loss.
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Texas Tech Expects Tough Montana Tilt
Texas Tech coach Peter Cawthon warns of a strong clash as the Red Raiders travel to Missoula to face Montana State University. Both teams claim top form ahead of the game with probable lineups listed and officials named.
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Bryan Hill
Emigh Webster
Sparks
Jack Friel
Western State
L. Wallace
Iowa State
C. Benjamin
Colorado Mines
C. S. Porter
Nebraska
Carlsbad High Ties El Paso High
Carlsbad New Mexico Cavemen edge closer to gridiron prestige by tying El Paso High Tigers 6 to 6. Kenneth Brown scored for El Paso in Q2 after passes Squires to Cherno. Carlsbad answered with Bill Putman after a drive aided by Nunez to Miller. Cavemen outgained opponents two to one but stalled late. Miller and Tschappler sparked Carlsbad ground attack.
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Bill Putman
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Vandals prep as drumbeat aids ground plays
In Moscow Idaho the University of Idaho Vandals rehearse ground plays as a bass drum keeps tempo for linemen and backs before Saturday’s game. In Dallas Texas the Texas Aggies say Jarrin Jawn Kimbrough is healing from throat and leg injuries and will fly west to join the team for the UCLA game.
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Vincent Finn Out With Leg Injury For Syracuse Clash
New Haven sophomore Vincent Roxy Finn, a rugged NYU football standout, missed the season opener due to a stomach ailment and the second game after his father’s death. Yesterday he injured his leg and will not play against Syracuse, the third game on the Violet schedule.
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Ed Jennings Highlights Cotton Tire Safety at Sears Sale
Ed Jennings promotes Southern grown long staple cotton used in Sears Allstate tires as a safety feature. He appears at the Sears Southern Industrial Sale starting October 17 to showcase the product and its benefits.
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Girl with long sneezing attack in Clarksville
October 12 report from Clarksville Arkansas describes Juanita Louiss suffering a prolonged sneezing attack since October 3 and again intensifying after a brief improvement from garlic treatment. Garlic in room and sandwiches was tried per physician guidance but she had trouble swallowing it last night.
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Tempe Defeats New Mexico In Border Conference clash
Tempe teachers beat New Mexico Lobos 13 to 6 as Dixie Howell’s Cowboys roll to victory. Pitts and Henshaw star for Tempe while Monfort for New Mexico grabs a late score before Tempe seals the win at Albuquerque. Next week New Mexico faces Texas Mines and Tempe meets New Mexico Aggies.
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Dixie Howell
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Avery Monfort
Bozo McIntyres
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Lackey Sheyka
Ruth Hill
Davis Smith
Henshaw Gustovich
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Lackey
Arthur Mulvey
Minnesota
Iggy Mulcahy
W. C. Wallace
Iowa
Herbert Greer
Yale
Friday Football Scores Across Regions
Results from Friday games show Duquesne and Georgetown in a tight 27 to 26 contest, Villanova dominating Florida 28 to 0, and Iowa State topping Marquette 41 to 25. Other notable scores include Arizona State 13 over New Mexico 6 and Oregon State College 26 to 0 over Portland.
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Clarkson
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Miami
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Marquette
Iowa State
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John Carroll
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Whitman
Oregon State College
Portland
Santa Barbara
California Polytechnic
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Citadel
Arizona State
New Mexico University
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Colorado State
Arizona to Play Utah U Today
Arizona faces Utah in an intersectional football game as Utah plans to offset missing four regulars. Coach Mike Casteel’s Arizona squad is in good shape and aims for its best effort with kickoff at 2 30 p m MST. An estimated 12 000 spectators expected for the Utah game in Salt Lake City.
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Taylor Spector
Roman Speedie
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Louis Falck
J. G. Vorse
Bob Collins
Bert Blaser
Har mon to star as Michigan eyes Harvard Stadium clash
Sports brief from New York reports Michigan star Mr Har mon is expected to lead the Wolverines at Harvard Stadium today. Holy Cross and Boston College schedule a trip to Louisiana next year with a possible Holy Cross move to Worcester for LSU. Denver quarterback club buys a radio for Baylor fullback Jack Wilson, injured in the Denver U game and still hospitalized.
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Auburn backs Lloyd Cheatham and Rufus Deal
Col Elmer Salter the demon press agent cracks we Deal em and Cheatham. The line highlights Auburn’s two running backs Lloyd Cheatham and Rufus Deal as a marquee pairing in the team’s offensive setup.
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Indiana suspension urged after conference loss, Dick Cullum notes
Dick Cullum of the Minneapolis Times-Tribune suggests Indiana deserve a one to two week suspension for costing the Western Conference a perfect interleague record. The piece references managerial decisions and past contract talks, including Larry Gilbert’s role with the Indians and Bill McKechnie’s Cincinnati deal from three years earlier.
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Larry Gilbert
Nashville
Cleveland
New Orleans
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati
Duke and Neyland Lead Seven Deep in Wot
A brief, playful verse by Taylor Cheek references Duke's heat, Major Neyland taking a shot, and Wade being seven deep in a cryptic phrase. The lines evoke a sports or competitive context with named figures and numbered positions.
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Ladies Night In Roswell Bowling Opens Week
Brown's old grads return for Colgate game after a night at Berkey Bowling Alleys where eight teams competed. Mary Rallis highlighted with a 206 score and 1881 total pins as the Carnival season begins with $50,000 in prizes over eight weeks at Berkey.
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Tucumcari Falls to 41-13 Upset in New Mexico Friday Lights
Tucumcari Rattlers drop from undefeated ranks with a 41-13 loss as Albuquerque High and Carlsbad push for state prep gridiron honors. Las Vegas dominates Wagon Mound 49-0 while Deming tops Clayton 41-27 and Fort Sumner blanks Melrose 18-0.
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Big Football Games Today Across Regions
New Englanders have multiple top games including Harvard versus Michigan and Harvard is set to clash with top offensive talent. East coast matchups feature Cornell against Army and Fordham against Tulane with several key SEC and Big Ten battles highlighted. Duquesne and Villanova posted notable Friday night wins as the college gridiron season intensifies nationally.
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Cadets Ready For Rain Soaked Battle With Eastern New Mexico
Coach Babe Godfrey sends a determined Portales Bronco squad against Eastern New Mexico College Greyhounds in a wet field night game at de Bremond Field. The contest marks the Institute’s first New Mexico Conference game as Greyhounds seek a third win. Wayne Robinson leads ENMC’s backfield while Wade Corn returns for Roswell area clash prep.
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Godfrey
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First Football in Western Alaska Sets Turfy Snow Game
Western Alaska will host its first football game tomorrow between the army unit and the new airbase construction crew on a hard packed snow turf. Rosters feature former college players including Bill Moore of Tennessee Lee Drake Washington State Bob Ultzrick Texas and Bob Risley California. Jackie Callura of New York outpointed Gene Espinosa of Los Angeles in San Francisco at 129 130.
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Bill Moore
University of Tennessee
Lee Drake
Washington State College
Bob Ultzrick
University of Texas
Bob Risley
University of California
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New York
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Los Angeles
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