Lions Meet Tigers In Key Ivy Season Opener
Columbia under Lou Little brings back Cliff Montgomery and Newell Wilder as leaders for a tough Saturday clash with Princeton. Montgomery’s play and Wilder’s robust centering spark the Lions while Brominski and Maniaci add backfield depth, though Columbia lacks reserve talent. Princeton, a highly touted Tiger squad, presents a stern test for the light blue.
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Nassau
Princeton Tiger
Columbia
Lou Little
Cliff Montgomery
Montgomery Brmack
Yale
Albie Booth
Albie
Cliff
Monty
Little Dynamo
Mark Montgomery
Newell Wilder
Brominski
Maniaci
Montgomery
Fritz Crisler
Princeton Tigers
King Features Syndicate
Tne
Undefeated Teams Clash On Gridirons
New York Oct 18 AP undefeated teams clash in 15 major football games this week shaping sectional title races. East and Midwest feature key duels including Princeton Columbia Penn Dartmouth Harvard Holy Cross Fordham Boston College Yale Brown Pitt Army Notre Dame Detroit Michigan Ohio State Purdue Chicago Nebraska Kansas State Tulsa and Oregon State vs Southern California. Rivalries and undefeated records drive national attention as conference crowns loom.
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New York
East
Midwest
Southwest
Far West
Princeton
Purdue
Chicago
Pitt
Army
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Gophers
Indiana
Bob Zuppke
Illini
Cleveland
Nebraska
Kansas State
Manhattan
Kans
Kansas
Tulsa
Phillips
Oregon State
Southern California
Trojans
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Shreveport
Cattle Shipments From New Mexico Fall Sharply
Cattle shipments from the state in September totaled 15 821, compared with 239 832 a year earlier. Clayton led with 3 671 head, followed by Las Vegas 17, Tucumcari 1102, Roswell 202, Alamogordo 448, Deming 2 825, Lovington 447, Portales 1 284, Vaughn 458, Hatchita 544, Silver City 672, Hobbs 220, and Raton 2 230.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Clayton
Las Vegas
Tucumcari
Roswell
Alamogordo
Deming
Lovington
Portales
Fast Vaughn
Hatch
Streit guilty embezzlement Four to six years
Santa Fe officials report George W. Streit a former Santa Fe broker was found guilty of embezzlement after three hours of deliberation. He received a four to six year penitentiary sentence with a 315000 bond and a short window to appeal. The case involved money alleged to be missing from Miss Martha White, with Streit challenging the use of funds in his accounts.
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Santa Fe
George W. Streit
Milton J. Helmick
Supreme Court
Streit
M. A. Otero, Jr
Martha White
Buy Acala Cotton Seed for Spring Planting
Farmers should act now to secure a large supply of pure high class certified Acala cotton seed offered for sale by local growers as they prepare for spring planting.
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G R. Quesenberry
New Mexico State College
Department of Agriculture
New Mexico
New Mexico Crop Improvement Association
State College, New Mexico
Loveless Released On Bond In Insurance License Case
Las Cruces New Mexico October 18 AP F A Loveless formerly of San Penito Texas held on charge of soliciting insurance without a state license released on $1000 bond awaiting a hearing.
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Las Cruces
N. M
F_ A. Loveless
San Penito
Texas
120 Boy Scouts Rally At D A W Center
About 125 Scouts from Roswell and East Grand Plains with 20 leaders attended a rally at the D A W hall last night. They will staff traffic and messenger duties at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair and helped decorate exhibits. Winners in events included Life Line Contest Troop 2 Charles Stone scoutmaster, Rescue Race Troop 6 Mr Duckett, Dressing Race Troop 4 Sat James Puthie scoutmaster.
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Roswell
Fast Grand Platts
D. A.W
Troop 2
Charles Stone
Scourtmaster
Mr. Duckett
East Grand Plains
Ellis. Whitney
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Clige
Columbias
Columbia’ Lion
Owcef
New Mexico State Fair
Virginia
Pecos Valley Trading Co. & Hatchery
Asaaahd
Denver
Puttife
BOY Scouts
James Puthie
George Zimmerman
Ing
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Lamb
New Mexico State Corporation Commission
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