Canyon Rolls Over Institute 47 to 0 in Texas Grid Action
Canyon Buffaloes dominated the Institute cadets on their home field, scoring seven touchdowns across the second, third, and fourth quarters. Duffy, a rare veteran for the Institute, left injured in the third. The Broncos travel to El Paso to face the Texas Miners next Saturday, as Canyon showcases a strong lineup with measured aftertouch on point after attempts.
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Winners in the football dope contest
The Record's football dope contest rewarded five predictors who nailed eleven of thirteen games last week. Helen Pritchard, Joe Harper, Dr M Bif fert, D W Hamilton and Mrs Milward Miller win theatre tickets for the upcoming week. Scores listed include Purdue vs Wisconsin, Oklahoma vs Nebraska, and Texas vs Oklahoma. Tickets may be claimed at The Record office. prizes donated by Yucca Princess management.
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Red Franklin versus Cotton Warburton A Pacific Coast duel
The Wests top ball carriers Red Franklin of Oregon State and Irvine Warburton of Southern California are praised for elusiveness and all around back skills. Franklin excels in speed, endurance, and versatility, while Warburton is hailed as the premier climax runner. A Beavers Trojans clash is set to test their all American season bids.
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Saturday Stars Highlight College Scorers Across Nations
The Associated Press lists prolific performances by college players. Bill Shepherd of Western Maryland scored five TDs and six extra points against Albright. Little Monk Simmons of Tulane gained 129 rushing yards. Irvin Gilbreath of Texas tallied all three team touchdowns against George Melinkovich. Notre Dame’s rusher tallied twice against Purdue after an 80 yard run. Boozer of Alabama crossed the Mississippi State goal line thrice. Jack Buckler of Army notched two touchdowns and threw for two more against Drake. Ken Saubach of Princeton dashed 9 yards for a score, with 25-yard pass after a 55-yard run for another. Stan Williams and Barnes Hamilton of Stanford each found the end zone twice in road win over Northwestern. Carl Lindbergh of Illinois passed for a TD, started a lateral pass play for a second, and kicked both extra points in a 14-13 victory over Ohio State. Atharabas of Columbus rushed for 41 and 25 yard TDs against VMI.
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Horton Smith Wins Open Golf Tourney in Louisville
Horton Smith, 26, Oak Park Ti, won the Louisville Open golf tournament in Louisville Louisville, over 200 players. He led by three after 54 holes and finished with a 72-hole total of 286, two under par, earning $1,000 for first. Craig Wood second with 289, Tommy Armour third with 290, Ky Laffeon fourth at 297.
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Bears and Lions Remain Pro Football Leaders
Chicago Bears beat Chicago Cardinals 20 to 0 and Detroit Lions downed Philadelphia 10 to 0 to stay undefeated in the NFL. Upcoming games include Detroit at Boston, Chicago at Cincinnati, Philadelphia against Boston, Pittsburgh at New York, and Green Bay at Cincinnati. Ken Strong scored twice as the Giants beat the Dodgers 14 to 9 to claim Eastern Division lead.
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Cany on and Dixie Uni scorelines dominate early college grid
A sprawling roundup of football scores shows Canyon 47, N M M I 0, Dixie University Dallas 0 and Texas Arts and Industries Kingsville 71 as top results. Numerous others include New Mexico Aggies 13 over Sul Ross Occidental 7, San Diego State 20 over Teachers 33, and Boston Tufts postponed due to snow. The list mixes wins, losses, ties and postponements across universities, emphasizing the breadth of campus gridiron that day.
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Important grid battles on tap this week
New York sports digest previews a busy football slate. Intersectional showdowns feature Pitt vs Minnesota and Fordham vs St Marys. Yale meets Brown, Columbia faces Navy, and Oklahoma, Nebraska vie for Big Six, with Southern California and California among key West foes.
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New Mexico Teams Face Weekend Border Conference Tests
Albuquerque October 15 AP The Lobos travel to Tempe to meet Tempe Teachers in a key border conference game after a 33 to 6 win at Flagstaff. The Aggies face Flagstaff at Las Cruces while the Normal and Wayland game and the Cowboys versus Neophites in Las Vegas also highlight a busy Saturday schedule across New Mexico.
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Faces Charges in Gang Massacre at Kansas City Station
Richard a Galata and three gang leaders including Mrs Galata are pictured in custody in Kansas City where they face charges from the Kansas City railway station massacre that left Frank Nash and four peace officers slain. Galata is accused of perjury in the wholesale killings and his wife is charged with conspiracy to defeat justice. Mrs Galata pleads not guilty at arraignment and is held on 25 000 bond.
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Creomul sion promises fast relief for chest colds
An ad touts Creomulsion as a seven in one remedy with no narcotics and guarantees a refund if coughs or colds are not relieved. The copy stresses quick action and ease of use while inviting customers to authorize refunds on the spot.
Oriental Poppies Roots For Sale By Mrs Weller
Three year old Oriental poppy roots offered at one dollar per dozen. Plant now. Mrs L H Weller at 605 North Washington advertises the item in a local notice.
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