Texas Miners Here Saturday
El Paso, Texas, Oct. 17 AP Texas Mine rs facing New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell with Woodrow Wilson likely to start. If sidelined, Cadets have a strong chance. Miners seek better offense after two losses. Coach Mack Saxon unsure of lineup and quarterback duty. several backs listed with injuries.
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Gridiron links and early football season notes
AP report surveys early 1940s college football attendance and key games. It notes 563000 fans watched 25 games with crowds averaging about 42500 per game. Largest crowd 80000 at Southern California St Marys, with 45009 at Pitt Navy and Michigan Cornell. It mentions players Joe Crowley, Jim Feenley, Sam Crowley, and Joe in Fordham backfield. It references Cornell Syracuse football relations and a volatile Southern Conference race with Duke, Georgia and LSU undefeated in a unsettled race.
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Roswell Barracks Briefs Preview Homecoming Week Sports
A festive Roswell update highlights a parade, fair activities, and a busy sports slate. Football matchups feature the Mines versus Texas School of Mines, Corts against Carlsbad, Juniors hosting Hondo, with future games including Oklahoma U and Fort Bliss. Polo, rifle, and social items are noted, along with new tie-clips and sweet heart braces.
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Colgate Coach Kerr Leads Red Raiders Onward
Colgate's Andy Kerr, famed strategist and scarcely a player himself, builds another strong Red Raiders squad at Hamilton. The 1933 schedule includes NYU and Tulane, with a New York showdown against the Violets at Morningside. Kerr’s unbeaten 1952 team remains a benchmark, and his noted epigram reflects era-wide respect.
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Broncos Face Texas Miners After Narrow NMU Loss
The Broncos, though battered in the NMU game last Saturday, expect full health for the Texas Miners clash next Saturday except for Chiarmonte who has been out all season. Last year’s matchup saw a fast start and a final two-point loss after a late Bronco drive to the Miner ten yard line ended in a fumble. The cadets aim to break the Miner jinx and keep the ore in rail.
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Wrestling Results and Bronco Matchup Preview
AP reports match results from Camden Portland Baltimore Glendalee and Montreal with wrestlers Boesch Raines Shikat Malcewicz and McCoy. El Paso's Broncos face a tough Miner game in Roswell next Saturday as Captain Brown leads the Froncos through another demanding schedule.
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Hunch favors Carnegie to beat Ramblers in clash
New York Oct 17 AP. Hunches favor Carnegie Tech to beat Notre Dame at Pittsburgh. Harpster, former Tartans quarterback, now head coach at Notre Dame, led two decisive Notre Dame wins over Carnegie Tech in 1926 and 1928. Fritz Crisler impresses at Princeton reviving feared Tigers. Intersections mix as Virginia, Ohio State, Columbia, Navy, Auburn, and Geo Washington meet in key games. East and Midwest spotlight four major clashes Carne gie Tech Notre Dame Pitt Minnesota Army Illinois Duquesne Detroit.
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Redskins Lead NPFL in Ground Gain with 1190 Yards
The Boston Redskins top the National Professional Football League in rushing yardage with 1190 yards, followed by the New York Giants at 1116, the Portsmouth Spartans near 1000, and the Green Bay Packers over 1000. The Spartans also boast the best defense, allowing only 614 yards.
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