Broncos Set To Face ENM in Portales Clash
New Mexico Military Institute Broncos after a 34 12 win over Highlands University Cowboys in Las Vegas prepare for a league game at Portales against Eastern New Mexico College Greyhounds. Coach Babe Godfrey says Portales is fast and risky, aims for a 1 point victory, and expects full squad fitness for the trip.
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Bowling Major League Tonight and Previous Week Scores
Schedule lists five matches including Hail Poor baugh against Norton Hotel Bar and Ros well Drug versus Conoco No 2. High scores name Bill Mathis 253 John Ragsdale 244 Red Ball 243 for men. Juanita Stiles 215 Rosenlyce Davis 184 Jean Cox 170 for women. Jerry Owen 210 boys. Bill Simpson 177 Porter King 171 cadets. Roy Phillips won 5 prize after rolling 258. Honor Roll shows Cecil Turner 269 single and 672 series for men Harriet Holley 232 single 551 series for women.
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Conoco
Ginsberg Music Co
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Southwestern Public Service
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John Ragsdale
Red Ball
Juanita Stiles
Rosenlyce Davis
Jean Cox
Marie Mathews
Helen Carrigan
Jerry Owen
Robert Lancaster
Bill Simpson
Bill Rickey
Porter King
Roy Phillips
Cecil Turner
Harriet Holley
White Sox Sign Muddy Ruel As Coach
Chicago October 14 Harold Muddy Ruel the St Louis bar rister turned baseball coach signed a three year contract with the Chicago White Sox. Terms not disclosed but a conservative estimate puts his 1942 salary around ten thousand dollars.
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Minnesota Rated No 1 In AP Grid Poll Of 1941
New York Oct 14 Minnesota begins the 1941 season as the AP national gridiron leader with 66 of 119 expert votes and 1 081 points. Texas Longhorns second with 934, Duke ninth with Notre Dame rising under Leahy, while Northwestern Michigan Ohio State in top ten set the Big Ten as conference contenders.
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Minnesota
Associated Press
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Colorado
Louisiana State
Oklahoma
Duke
Blue Devils
Tennessee
Middle West
Gophers
Northwestern
Michigan
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Fordham
Navy
Santa Clara
Pacific Coast
Texas Tech
Evanston, Ill
Big Ten
Cornell
Michigan State
Pitt
Texas
Arkansas
Colgate
Dartmouth
West Virginia
Carnegie Tech
California
Purdue
Big Grid Games In Texas This Week
Fort Worth report previews seven Southwest Conference games and three intersectionals. Baylor visits Villanova after a Friday night win over Denver U. TCU plays Texas A&M in Fort Worth in a Texas fans’ marquee clash as both teams return from road trips.
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Roswell Picked to Defeat Demons From Santa Fe
In Albuquerque on October 14 John R. Ward reports the Admiral of the Middle Rio Grande fleet predicting Roswell will win across Santa Fe based on a whimsical football menu. He notes last week’s misses and lists Friday and Saturday games with several upsets and matched teams across New Mexico.
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Raton
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Texas and Arkansas clash in Austin grid showdown
Texas hosts Arkansas in Austin in a conference opener while Southern Methodist meets Auburn on a neutral field in Birmingham. Rice faces LSU in Baton Rouge, with past results suggesting a strong Owls showing.
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Northwestern May Be Top Grid Team
CHICAGO Oct 14 Northwestern appears to be championship caliber after routing Wisconsin 41-14. Harry Stuhldreher calls the Wildcats top status while Lynn Waldorf cautions that a tougher Michigan defense will test the offense and suggests films revealed unanticipated weaknesses.
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Lynn Waldorf
Waldorf
Fights Last Night Across Cities Prompt Multiple Wins
The Associated Press reports boxing results from several venues. Burman outpointed Walker in Baltimore. Lander defeated Seward in Chicago. Giovanelli beat Silva in New York. Abrams topped Mother in Miami Beach. Rubio and Chacon drew in Newark. Bernard outpointed Britton in Syracuse. Charles stopped Mangini in Cincinnati. Raffa knocked out Kong in Louisville.
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Clarence
Red) Burman
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Eddie Lander
Billy Seward
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New York
Patsy Giovanelli
Brooklyn
Joey Silva
Philadelphia
Miami Beach
Fila
Georgie Abrams
U. S. Navy
Gene Mother
Detroit
Newark
Norman Rubio
Albany
N. Y
Dave Chacon
Elizabeth
N. J
Drew
Syracuse
al Bernard
Houston
Texas
Bobby Britton
Miami
Fla
Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Pat Mangini
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Corp
Mike Raffa
Fort Knox
Jae Jee Kong
San Francisco
Tulane's Line Too Good, Lost Game
In New Orleans on October 14 Tulane suffered a 10-9 defeat to Rice as a blocked punt kept Tulane from scoring a touchdown. Local writers say the overly effective line blocked the kick for a safety instead, dooming Tulane’s bowl hopes and leaving coach Red Dawson trying to lift a shocked team.
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Packard Quality Sustained In 1942 Auto Line
Packard marks its 43rd year as carmaker while launching a large defense program. The 1942 Packard line is said to be superior to earlier models, with uncompromising quality from engine to bumper as the company handles dual duties. Phone your classified to No. 11.
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Weather and college football notes from coast to coast
News briefs from New York and Delaware cover weather delaying high fliers and a hot start, Columbia coach Lou Little predicts a tough stop for Frankie Sinkwich with a broken jaw. A football star injury, Joe Louis army examination, and plans to ship Gopher game movies. The Big Six eyeing an 18 game basketball limit, plus military-led football at March Field under Pvt. Blas Mercurio.
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Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
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Joe Louis
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Big Six
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Selfridge Field
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Detroit
Southeastern Association
Army
Guy Stollenwerck
Frank Kopf
George Griffin
March Field
Calif
Pvt
Blas Mercurio
Redlands U
Horses run to win at Tropical Park and beyond
In Worcester Worcester Evening Gazette notes horses show a sharp run at Tropical Park and other tracks like Rockingham and Pascoag. The piece highlights the horses tendency to race hard and risk financial loss. Tom Sweeney presents a lively, period voice on equine performance and wagering stakes.
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Worcester
Mass
Evening Gazette
Lovely Tropical Park
Fort Ord Football Adds Za gar at Fullback
The Fort Ord service team continues strong on the West Coast with Pete Zagar, ex Stanford tackle, moving to fullback. Soldiers from Fort Snelling were sent to bolster the squad.
Cleaning The Cuff Dodgers and Discords in Milwaukee
Five players with musical instruments followed the Dodgers into Milwaukee on Sunday but found little to cheer. Sacramento learns Tiny Bonham, a famed world series hero, is largely unknown in his hometown. Clemson mulls naming its new stadium after John Heisman, the pioneer of Clemson football and Georgia Tech fame.
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Solvency Hearing Planned for Alliance Hispana Americana
Tucson reports the Superior Court will resume tomorrow a hearing on the solvency of the Alliance Hispana Americana, a fraternal insurance society based in the area. Investigators will review financials and reserve requirements as part of the insolvency proceedings.
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Ariz
Superior Court
Allianza Hispana Americana
LSU Students Rally After Early Losses
Baton Rouge report notes LSU students adopted a unifying slogan after losses to Holy Cross and Texas, as the Tigers later tied Mississippi State with a 0-9 score, reflecting a season of adversity and solidarity.
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Tigers
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Colgate Visits Duke Aiming For First Touchdown Since Past Five Years
Colgate, an eastern college football power, travels to Durham to face Duke this weekend hoping to score a touchdown for the first time in five years.
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Northwestern sophomore Tony Samarzia pursues operatic career
Tony Samarzia from East Chicago Indiana, a promising sophomore lineman at Northwestern, is enrolled in the School of Music. Instructors say he has a strong chance to realize his operatic ambitions.
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Tony Samarzia
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School of Music
TCU forwards shine as defense slows opponents in bowl mix
Fort Worth report notes Texas Christian University may not win the Southwest Conference title but the line is not to blame. TCU forwards yielded only 10 first downs across three opponents Tulsa Arkansas and Indiana with two to Tulsa two to Arkansas and six to Indiana.
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License Suspension Announcement by Arizona Corporation Commission
The Arizona Corporation Commission suspended a license after a hearing scheduled for a day observed as Columbus Day. The action reflects formal regulatory steps taken by the commission and notes the timing aligned with the holiday observance.
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Grange Marries Margaret Hazelberg in Crown Point
Harold Red Grange, famed Illinois football star of the early 1920s, wed Margaret Hazelberg, an air line stewardess, yesterday at the Crown Point courthouse. The couple honeymooned today and Grange has since become an executive with a Chicago bottling company.
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Red) Grange
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