Roswell Coyotes Face Santa Fe Demons In Big NM Showdown
Roswell's Coyotes ride a 97 to 20 scoring edge over five opponents and host Santa Fe Demons, who are unbeaten in four. Week's other clashes feature Deming against Alamogordo, Fort Sumner vs Springer, Lovington off, Tucumcari at Clayton, and Hobbs at Santa Fe, with a full slate across New Mexico aiming to clarify the northern standings.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Coyotes
Santa Fe Demons
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Alemogordo
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New Mexico Miuilitary Institute
Clayton
Yellowjackets
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Amarillo
Hobbs
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Carrizozo
Socorro
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Melrose
Football predictions from Oregon State and Southwestern forecasts
New York dispatch notes two football predictions from the prior weekend that proved accurate. Oregon State headquarters forecast trouble for the T bandwagon when Stanford faced rain and a strong opponent, while Texas A. and M. was expected to lack a real test in its conference opener. The piece also lists Tulane, Marquette, and Holy Cross as fastest movers, with Duke, Minnesota, Northwestern, Texas, Clemson, and Navy still strong contenders.
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New York
Special News Service
Oregon “State
Stanford
Beavers
Texas A. & M
Tulane
Marquette
Holy Cross
Duke
Minnesota
Northwestern
Texas
Clemson
Navy
Forefathers as prophets noted in Jamaica Plain writer
Walter W. Foley Jr of Jamaica Plain Mass writes after surveying early results, praising revolutionary forefathers as patriots and prophets who dumped tea in Boston harbor, started a war, and set a precedent.
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Walter W. Foley, Jr
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Boston Harbor
Harvard reduces cheers to seven in pep routine
One minute sports note says Harvard trimmed its cheer from nine to seven rahs to soften the yell. Elsewhere Alf Robertson plans Pimlico riding and rest until Hialeah. A Louisville bowler is urged to milk cows for grip in training. Stillwater Mini prison baseball seeks new catcher as contract nears end.
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Harvard
Alf Robertson
Pimlico
Hialeah
Ceca K Rudd
Davis
Louisville
Stillwater
Dodgers Free of Debt as MacPhail Still Sizable Liability
Cincinnati Times Star notes Southern Ohio readers that the Brooklyn Dodgers, once over half a million in debt when Larry MacPhail began his tenure, now enjoy a solid financial position with cash in reserve. The one ongoing liability remains MacPhail himself.
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Nixson Denton
Cincinnati Times-Star
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
MacPhail
MaccPhail
Referee Resigns After Watch Ring Medal Gag
Philadelphia referee Gus Geiges officiating the Scranton St Anselm game was repeatedly asked to hold items by players. A wrist watch ring and medal were given to him before a final prank caused Geiges to resign as property custodian and return his teeth.
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Gus Geiges
Philadelphia
Geiges
Gus
National Pro Football Results By The Red Press
Bay 39, Brooklyn 7 at Baltimore. New York 16, Philadelphia 0. Chicago Bears 52, New Orleans Cardinals 7. Washington 24, Pittsburgh 20. Detroit 17, Cleveland 7.
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Brooklyn
York
Delphia
Chitene Bears
Iago Cardinals
Washington
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Stars Saturday's Football Games
Warren Simas kicked a 26 yard field goal for Oregon State in a 10-0 upset of Stanford ending the Indians 12 game win streak. Billy Daley ran 73 yards to spark Minnesota in a 34-6 win over Illinois. Bob Brumley scored all Rice points in a 10-9 win over Tulane. Dick Kieppe had a 53 yard punt return as Michigan State upset Marquette 13-7. Steve Juzwik scored twice as Notre Dame beat Georgia Tech 20-0. Kenny Casanega had a 55 yard punt return then another 67 yard run for a Santa Clara 13-0 victory over California. Syracuse blocked two Holy Cross punts and Dick Ransom recovered in the end zone for a 6-0 upset in the final minutes.
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Oregon State
Beavers
Stanford
Indians
Billy Daley
Minnesota
Illinois
Bob Brumley
Rice
Owls
Tulane
Dick Kieppe
Michigan State
Marquette
Steve Juzwik
Notre Dame
Irish
Georgia Tech
Kenny Casanega
Santa Clara
California
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Tom Kinney
Dick Ransom
Syracuse
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Northwestern
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Wisconsin
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Panthers
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Gophers
Ohio State
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Yale
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Mississippi
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Brigham Young
Denver
Utah State
Hope News Ladies Can Apples for Home Fundraising
Local church women from the Church of Christ gathered at Mrs. Anderson Young’s home to can and dry apples for the Tipton orphans home and plan to meet again Tuesday. Numerous visits and travels recount residents visiting Artesia, Carlsbad, Roswell, Portales, and Albuquerque, with a focus on community events, relatives, and local services.
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Church of Christ
Anderson Young
Tipton
Emmett Potter
Robert Williams
James Potter
Henry Weddige
Capitan
N. Mex
Roy Kine
Betty Jean
Roswell
Frank
Bert Weddige
Ed Watts
Albuquerque
Ed Gage
Mississippi
Ed Parish
Artesia
M. E. Wathen
Arba Green
R. N. Stinett
Charlie Buck
Chas. Fink
Johnson Hotel
Fink
Ida Shelton
Carlsbad
J. B. Leck
Methodist Missionary Society
Charlie Cole
Hiltone
Joe Calloway
Santa Fe
Bureau of Revenue
Ed Connor
Cole
Texas Football Teams Loom High In The Country
New York dispatch surveys early season standings. Texas leads with five unbeaten Southwest Conference clubs including Texas, Baylor, Rice, Texas A and M, and Texas Christian. Rice upset Tulane 10-9, while Texas routed Colorado, LSU, and Oklahoma.
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Texas
Southwest Conference
Texas Longhorns
Baylor
Rice
Texas A. & M
Texas Christian
Owls
Tulane
Green Wave
After Action Scores From Sunday and Saturday Football
Sunday scores include Regis 25 over Panhandle A&M 7 and St. Mary's 30 to San Francisco 0. Saturday results feature Southern Illinois Normal 27 over Arkansas State 0, Tulsa 19 over Leighton 7, North Carolina State 0 at Furman, Mississippi State 0, LSU 0, Villanova 6 over Florida 0, Hardin-Simmons 27 over Centenary 0, New Mexico 0 at Tempe Arizona Tech 0, Arizona 26 over Nevada 7, New Mexico Institute 33 over New Mexico Highland 12, Texas A&I 46 over Sam Houston State 7, Texas Mines 53 over 260th Coast Artillery 6, Texas Tech 14 over Loyola 0, St. Mary's of San Antonio 59 over Eastern New Mexico 0, and Flagstaff Frosh 7 over New Mexico Frosh 12.
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Panhandle
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San Francisco
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Arkansas State
Tulsa
Reighton
North Carolina State
Furman
New Mexico
Tempe _ Ariz. Techrs
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Nevada
New Mexico Institute
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Texas
Sam Houston State
Texas Mines
260Th Coast Artillery
Hardin-Simmons
Centenary
Texas Tech
Loyola
St. Mary’s of
West Tex
State
Flagstaff
New Mexico Aggies
West Texas One Of Strongest in The Southwest
West Texas State star Ben Collins, a 163 pound ace, powered the Buffaloes to a 51 to 0 win over New Mexico Aggies as they sit unbeaten in four conference games. Collins poured in 13 points this night to raise his season total to 43, matching his status as one of the league’s top scorers. The Arizona Border Conference standings shift as New Mexico University stalls to a scoreless tie with Arizona State, while several conference results push contenders across the league.
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260Th Coast Artillery
Hardin-Simmons
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Centenary
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Miners
New Mexico Military Institute
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Va. Half-Back Is Nation's Scorer
Bill Dudley of Virginia leads the nation in scoring as the season nears midplay with eight touchdowns one field goal and five extra points in four games totaling 56 points. Other top scorers include Courtney Driscoll at Marshall Otto Graham and Tony Porto among others across major conferences.
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Billl Dudley
Virginia
Dudley
Courtney Driscoll
Jackie Hunt
Marshall
W. Va
Hunt
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Tony Porto
Creighton
Southwest
Jack Wilson
Baylor
Southern
Charlie Timmons
Clemson
Midwest
Art Link
Detroit
Big Ten
Graham
Tom Kuzma
Michigan
Southeastern
Lamar Davis
Georgia
Rocky Mountain
Junie Schulter
Colorado
College
Pacific Coast
Frank Albert
Stanford
Big Six
Maurice Wade
Missouri
Big Seven
Earl Ray
Wyoming
Weekend Prep Football Scores Summary
Week End prep football scores include Manau 12 Fort Wingate 0 El Rito 7 Albuquerque Indians Fort Sumner 33 Capitan 0 Texico College at Roswell Saturday The Cadets opened with a 33 12 win over Highlands University St Mary's of San Antonio defeated Eastern New Mexico 59 0 Highlands meets Panhandle Aggies at Goodwell New Mexico Teachers faces Fort Lewis Aggies Saturday.
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Highlands University
St. Mary’s of
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New Mexico
Highlands
Panhandle
Standings In The Border Conf
Border Conference football standings reported from Albuquerque New Mexico on October 13 include team rankings and conference positions with current leaders and win loss records. The brief notes summarize the latest standings across member schools and their performance to date.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Ar tesia Community Notes Large Birthday Party and Illness Updates
Artesia locals report Raymond Pearson is very ill at St. Marys hospital in Roswell while Miss Mary Frances O Bannon visited her parents before returning to El Paso. Mrs O Bannon and Mrs O Montgomery shopped in Roswell and cotton picking resumes slowly after heavy rains. Jim Berry returned from a two week trip to Mexico City and interior. A daughter was born October 1 to Mr and Mrs E W Allen weighing 8 pounds.
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Raymond Pearson
Ralph Pearson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Roswell
Mary Frances O'Bannon
Glenn O’bannon
Loretto Academy
el Paso
Glenn O'Bannon
O. B. Montgomery
Cottonwood
St. Mary's Hospital
O’bannon
Jim Berry
Artesia
Mexico
E. W. Allen
Stanford Loses Final T Formation Clash at Corvallis
Stanford's T formation was stopped by Oregon State College in a rain soaked game at Corvallis. The Beavers won 10 to 0, clinching the victory with a first period field goal and a third quarter fumble return. Also notes birth and military school updates for local residents.
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San Francisco
Stanford
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Indians
Clark Shaughnessy
Frankie Albert
Oregon State
Beavers
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