Roswell Coyotes edge Portales as state title contenders loom
Roswell remains unbeaten with a 19 0 victory over Portales to set up a clash with Santa Fe high for the state title contention. Raymond Ayalla sparked two 20 yard TD runs while Ben Kelly added a 25 yard score on a double reverse. The game drew a large crowd as Roswell prepared for next Friday’s 7 30 start.
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Stanford Falls 10 0 To Oregon State In Rainy Game
In Corvallis Oregon State powered to a 10 0 victory over Stanford before 22 000 fans at Bell Field The Cardinal led by Fran kie Albert failed to score as backs Bob Dethman and Don Durdan orchestrated the OSU offense A third period fumble return sealed the win for the orange clad Beavers
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Michigan Crusher Pittsburgh 40-0 in Ann Arbor rout
Michigan’s Maize and Blue rolled to a 40 to 0 victory over Pittsburgh before 34,403 fans in Ann Arbor. Sophomore backs Kuzma Boer Robinson and 156-pound Nelson anchored a dominant ground attack that piled up 274 rushing yards and 11 first downs while Pitt managed little against Michigan’s rugged line.
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Missouri routes Kansas State in 35-0 upset
In Columbia Missouri rolled to a 35 to 0 victory over Kansas State the worst margin in 32 years of the series. Third and fourth stringers finished the game leaving the door open for a larger score.
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Cadets Earn 7 6 Polo Win in Extra Chukker Opener
Harris scored the decisive goal in the extra chukker as the Institute polo team edged Lubbock Polo Club 7 to 6 in the season opener. The Cadets trailed early but tied the score with two goals in the fifth and matched two more from Lubbock in the sixth before clinching in the extra period. Coach Colonel Cullum guided the Institute, with standout contributions from Mathers for Lubbock and Jowell Evans Von Tempsky Barron King in the lineups. Next Sunday the Cadets host Plainview Polo Club.
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Northwestern 41 to Wisconsin 14 rout at Evanston
Northwestern gains 41 to 14 over Wisconsin in Chicago area Big Ten opener. Bill DeCorrevont stars with a 50 yard third quarter run and a key punt return while Northwestern builds on a 14 14 first period to pull away. Wisconsin scores come from first period passes to Schreiner and Lyons.
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Wild Shakedown in Grid Results Saturday Games
New York dispatch reports one of the wildest Saturdays in football. Stanford suffered a 10-0 upset at Oregon State as Fran kie Albert’s aerials stalled and Warren Simas kicked the first period field goal. Tulane fell 10-9 to Rice at Houston while Michigan State beat Marquette 13-7 and Dartmouth upended Colgate 18-6.
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Football Scores From United Press Carousel of Victories
Michigan defeated Pittsburgh 40 to 0 while Penn beat Yale 28 to 13 and Columbia won 21 to 0 over Princeton. Navy Plebes topped Temple Frosh and Stanford Freshmen fell to Southern California Frosh. Nebraska crushed Kansas 32 to 0 with many more results across the nation.
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Lovington Bears Dominate Colts in 14 2 Victory
An exceptionally fast halfback Fox sparked Lovington High School Wildcats to a 14 to 2 win over the N M M S Colts at Lovington. Lovington scored in the second quarter from a spread. in the third the Colts failed on a pass, it was intercepted, and Lovington added a TD. The Colts rallied with a safety and two TD threats, but fumbles and drops spoiled their chances near Lovington’s goal line.
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Calf Roping Event At West Alameda Rodeo Grounds
A calf roping contest sponsored by the Roundup Club will be held this afternoon at the rodeo grounds on West Alameda. No admission will be charged.
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Minnesota Downs Illinois 34 6 to Defend Big Ten Title
Minnesota opened defense of its Big Ten championship with a 34 to 6 win over Illinois in Minneapolis. The Gophers stretched their record to eleven straight as Bill Daley returned the opening kickoff 73 yards for a score. Minnesota piled up 20 first downs and 414 yards while Illinois managed 11 first downs and 65 rushing yards.
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Santa Clara Dashes California 13-0 at Memorial Stadium
Santa Clara University defeated California 13 to 0 before 60,000 at Memorial Stadium. Kenny Casanega scored on a 66 yard punt return in the third period and later a 51 yard return. Al Santucci added a TD and Al Braun kicked the extra point.
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For Sale Honey Dew Melons at Andersons Gardens
Classified ad lists honey dew melons for sale from Andersons Gardens with a phone contact at No. 11 for orders.
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Institute and West Texas State Tennis Clash Ends In Canyon Victory
Institute and West Texas State split opening season tennis in Canyon. Gregg and Lusk led Institute with two singles wins while WT pair Skeen and Jones took a doubles match. Canyon won on No 1 doubles rule after three-set battles. Next week Institute faces Texas Miners and Texas Tech at Roswell.
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Rice Defeats The Tulane Green Wave In Narrow Victory
In Houston on October 11 Rice Institute squeezed a 10 to 9 win over Tulane University as a 22 yard field goal by fullback Bob Brumiey sealed the outcome in the final quarter. Tulane had produced a safety earlier and strong running from James Thibaut Lou Thomas Julian Brignac and Robert Glass but could not reach the end zone.
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SMU Smothers College of the Pacific 34-0 in Intersectional Tilt
Southern Methodist University shut out College of the Pacific 34 to 0 in Tyler Texas. Presto Johnston scored a touchdown for SMU in the opening minutes as the Mustangs, famed for razzle dazzle, limited Pacific’s open offense. About 10 000 in attendance.
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Baylor Bears Bow Arkansas 20 7 in Texas rout
The unbeaten Baylor University Bears defeated Arkansas 20 to 7 before 10,000 fans in Waco Texas. Arkansas scored on a pass after a fumble but Baylor answered and stayed undefeated in Southwest Conference play.
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Tennessee sophomore Bill Slater powers 26 0 win over Dayton
In Knoxville on October 11, Tennessee sophomore Bill Slater led the Vols to a 26 0 victory over Dayton University. Slater broke through in the second period with two long touchdown runs sealing the game.
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Navy Routs Lafayette 41 to 2 Before 20000 at Thompson Stadium
Navy dominated Lafayette with scores in every period, led by three second-half touchdown runs as 20,000 fans watched at Thompson Stadium. Lafayette managed a safety in the second quarter when Navy halfback Bill Busik was tackled behind his own goal line by Will McKnight.
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Syracuse Triumph Over Holy Cross 6-0 In Final Minutes
Syracuse's offense finally broke Holy Cross' stubborn defense in Archbold Stadium, as hard-hitting linemen delivered the late game scoring to secure a 6 to 0 victory before 15,000 fans.
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Dartmouth Upsets Colgate in McLaughry Debut
In Hanover on October 11 Dartmouth under new coach Tuss McLaughry earned its first major victory by defeating Colgate 18 to 6. After a 6-6 stalemate through three quarters the Indians took advantage of a Colgate fumble, driving 82 yards for a TD as Tom Douglas scored from the three yard line.
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Aggies Hold Humboldt St to 0 in Western Conference Win
California Aggies defeated Humboldt State College 21-0 in a Western Conference football game. Held scoreless for two quarters, California surged in the second half scoring three touchdowns to secure the victory in Davis California.
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Oregon Defeats Trojans 20 to 6 at Memorial Coliseum
Oregon powered to a 20 to 6 victory over USC as Curt Mecham threw all three touchdown passes. The Bakersfield, California native connected on two plays in the closing moments of the first half, then a second score followed by James Newquist’s plunge and Bill Regner’s reception for the TD.
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Columbia Downs Princeton 21 to 0 in Palmer Stadium
Columbia surprised Princeton by shifting from air attack to a strong ground game. The Lions, led by Philip Bayer Paul Governali and Stewart McKliven nan, scored three first half touchdowns and held the Tigers scoreless through the final two quarters before 20,000 fans.
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Notre Dame Downs Georgia Tech 20 to 0
Undefeated Notre Dame overwhelmed Georgia Tech 20 to 0 in Atlanta as backs Evans Juzwik and Bertelli sparked three scoring drives. Tech showed a lone threat via sophomore Dave Eldredge, while Notre Dame racked 123 rushing yards and 95 passing.
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Colorado College tops Montana State in conference clash
Tex Schuler starred for Colorado College scoring two touchdowns and kicking two extra points as CC rolled past Montana State College 28 to 7 on October 11. The win kept CC as the presumptive Rocky Mountain Conference favorite, leaving Greeley State undefeated and Montana State in third place.
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Cadets Rally To Rout Highlands In NM Conference Game
The New Mexico Military Institute Broncos trounced Highlands University Cowboys 32 to 12 in Las Vegas New Mexico. Trailing 12 7 at halftime the cadets surged after the break taking a 14 12 lead and pulling away behind Hylegard as Highlands defense collapsed and NMIs defense limited Highlands to punts.
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Yale Falls to Penn 28 13 in New Haven Bowl
Yale lost to University of Pennsylvania 28 to 13 before about 30 000 fans at the bowl in New Haven Conn. Bert Stiff scored two touchdowns for Penn with Bob Brundage and Joe Kane adding the others while Gene Davis converted all extra points. Ed Taylor and Fred Dent scored Yale’s two points in the second half on passes from Taylor and Dent.
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Cornell Downs Harvard 7 0 in Cambridge
Cornell remained unbeaten as it defeated Harvard 7 0 before 20 000 fans in Cambridge. The Scarlet drive ended with a 87 yard march in the first quarter capped by a four yard pass from Ken Stofer to Lou Bufalino for the touchdown. Charlie Sweeney added the extra point from placement.
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