Kelley benched with injuries for Friday game
Roswell high star Jonn Kelley will not start Friday against Santa Fe due to badly bruised ribs from the Portales game. Regular center Price Hennan is out with a minor ailment. Wirt Roney moves to starter as the Coyotes prepare a defense for Santa Fe’s spread formation.
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Jonn Kelley
Roswell High
Portales
Santa Fe
Corn
Kelley
Price Hennan
Wirt Roney
Bryant
Dekker
Brenneman
Holloman
Pa4y
Herring
Stolaroff
Joyce
Whitmore
Oglesby
jHouse
Coyotes
English
Chester Clemens
Demon
Roswell
Peter McDavid
Demons
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Battered Aggies Prepare For Tempe Bulldogs Visit
STATE COLLEGE N M Oct 19 Injured Aggies brace for Arizona State College Bulldogs at Quesenberry Field Friday night. Four starters out or hobbling, center Oren Reichelt sidelined with torn ligaments, guard Ray Anderson ankle concern, captain Charley Graham knee, ends Red Gray and Tony Parker limited, tackle Ralph Steeds bruised. Tempe depth and balance noted by coach Hines as Crucial edge.
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State College
N. M
Mexico
Arizona State College
Quesenberry Field
Crimson
Arizona
Aggies
Oren Reichelt
Ray Anderson
Capain
Charley Graham
Hines
Graham
Red Gray
Tony Parker
Ralph Steeds
Tempe
Jerry Hines
Bulldogs
Arizonians
Tucson
Wildcats
The
Fvetshell Henshaw
Ted Hernandez
Wayne “Thatlipper
Pitts
Aggiefense
Henshaw
Hernandez
Blazing Speed
Southern California Roses Bowl Hopes Fade
New York dispatch notes West coast suspicions SCU may be eliminated from the Rose Bowl. Scattered items mention Bob Pastor in Garden bout, Dick Harlow denying Harvard exit talk, McKechnie rumors, Syracuse practice injuries, and Minnesota eyeing either Ohio State or Michigan.
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New York
California
Bob Pastor
Billy Conn
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Bill McKechnie Hunt
Syracuse
Duke
Minnesota
Ohio State
Michigan
Intercepted Letter from Alumni Urges Team to Win
A southern coach receives an intercepted letter from a leading football selector asserting the team must win this week to restore the system’s prestige. The writer claims to be an alumnus of the school and dismisses excuses for last week’s loss.
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Herb Barker
Yanks Giants floodlight plans rival Dodgers attendance edge
Sports writers rate William and Mary Yearlings the best state club as chatter spreads about floodlight funding for the Yanks and Giants to outdraw Dodgers. Rumors swirl over Whitlow Wyatt recovery while Durocher and MacPhail assess pace. Lou Diamond linked as match maker for Larry Kaplan's Baltimore club.
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Giants
Dodgers
Virginia
William and Mary Yearlings
Eugene Co. Bonniwell
Middle Atlantic Association
Whitlow Wyatt
Dodger
Durocher
MacPhail
Lou Diamond
Larry Kaplan
Baltimore
Reds star Bucky Walters voted MVP for pitching season
The New York Post notes that when Bucky Walters, who won 27 games for Cincinnati, was named the league MVP the comment highlighted that no other converted third baseman had ever posted such a pitching season.
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Bucky Walters
Reds
N. ¥. Post
Emmet Salter and Sid Luckman in Football News
Emmet Salter arrives to spark Auburn-Manhattan. the hotel assigns him to a 13th floor room as the Colonel moves out. Sid Luckman heads to Columbia for a pep talk before the Princeton game. Tony Galento plans another Miami vacation after a mountain break. Notre Dame takes play from Northwestern, Illinois, and Chicago in Chicago papers.
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Auburn
Thumper
Colonel A-Movin
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Columbia
Princeton
Tony Galento
Miami
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Illinois
Chicago
Alabama-Tennessee game verdict from five experts
Public Service Dept reports a 3 to 2 verdict for Alabama on a whisker. Advice suggests parking hardware at the game.
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Public Service Dept
Alabama-Tennessee
Alabama
Turks Ready to Mobilize Protest Amid Thanksgiving Observance
In Cincinnati Times-Star report, Nixon C. Denton notes Turks prepared to mobilize in protest regarding Thanksgiving observance. The piece frames the move as a political statement linked to the holiday timing.
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Nixon C. Denton
Cincinnati Times-Star
Springer High to Play St. Catherines in Santa Fe
Springer High School will meet St. Catherines of Santa Fe Saturday afternoon in Springer New Mexico after Farley High School dropped football for the rest of the season.
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Springer High
ST. Catherines
Springer, N. M
Springer High School
St. Catherines of Santa Fe
Farley High School
Mrs J A Clifford Dies In Alamogordo At 58
The body of Mrs. J. A. Clifford, 58, a prominent Alamogordo church and club woman, died suddenly Tuesday. Her remains were sent to her former home in Little Rock Arkansas for burial.
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Alamogordo Alamogordo, N. M
J. A. Clifford
Alamogordo
Little Rock
Ark
Dropkicking comeback seen in East and Midwest gridiron play
In New York and across the East and Midwest, dropkick specialists surface. Nile Kinnick of Iowa leads with five post touchdown points, Harry Clark of Central Normal adds three, while Kan sas U s Chet Gibbons extends his streak. Brown s Ernie Savignano and NYU s trio Connolly Buell Consagra keep the art alive amid waning use. The piece notes regional revival but fading overall as modern football evolves.
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New York
East
Midwest
Harvard College
Dutch Clark
East Lynne
A. A. Stagg
Nile Kinnick
Iowa
Nile
South Dakota
Indiana
Michigan
Gwinn Henry
Texas
New Mexico
Buster Riddle
Regis Rangers
Denver
Walter Kelimoff
Greely State
Johnny Mason
School of Mines
Ernie Savignano
Brown
Arnold Eggert
New York University
Violets
Bob Connolly
Eddie Buell
Joe Consagra
Eugene
Cowboy) Shaw
Georgia Tech
Clarence Olson
St. Olaf
Busy Bee Cafe sweeps match as high scorers shine
Busy Bee Cafe won all three games against Montgomery Ward with 2267 pins to 1977. Alexander led Busy Bee with 191 in a single game and Lan caster topped the totals with 507. In Tempe, a football civil war flares as Arizona State from Flagstaff faces Arizona State from Tempe led by brothers Aker in key backfield roles.
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Busy Bee Cafe
Montgomery Ward
Alexander
Busy Bee
Lancaster
Associated Press
Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State
Flagstaff
Governor Aker
Wiley Aker
Broncos Pep Rally Sets Up Roswell Showdown
The Broncos display strong pep and hustle in practice as they prepare for a New Mexico Conference clash with the Panhandle Aggies at de Bremond Field this Saturday night 8 15 p m The Aggies from Goodwell Okla have never defeated the Institute in ten years but have pushed other teams hard and coach Carl Wooten leads them Murphy a Broncos blocker knee injury ruled to play Saturday night after being kept from the lineup earlier in season
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Broncos
New Mexico
Panhandle Aggies
Aggies
Institute
Goodwell Okla
New Mexico Normal University
New Mexico State Teachers College Mustangs
Roswell
Carl Wooten
Murphy
Godfrey
North Platte
de Bremond Field
Notre Dame and Navy Opened Civic Stadium in Cleveland
In 1932 Cleveland hosted Cleveland Notre Dame and Navy in a ceremony dedicating the new Civic Stadium. Notre Dame won 12 to 0. In 1934 Navy edged Notre Dame 10 to 6 with strong defense. The 1939 meeting pitted Navy’s defense against Notre Dame’s offense in a memorable rubber game.
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Cleveland
Notre Dame
Navy
Civic
New Orleans Tip to coaches on stopping Tulane defense
New Orleans advises coaches facing Tulane to avoid attempting long runs through the Green Wave line. In the last 10 games no opponent has scored a touchdown through that line. The unit averages 205 pounds and is remarkably quick, making it a tough barrier.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Auburn
Clemson
Fordham
Alabama and Tennessee ready for rubber match clash
In University Alabama the Saturday game with Tennessee will settle the modern series as of 1928 each side holds five wins and one scoreless draw. Preceding that year the Tide led 7 of 9 games.
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University
Ala
Alabama
Tennessee
Tide
Vols
Coast report notes no drop kickers yet
The coast report confirms that as of now there are no drop kickers observed. No players or teams are named and no dates or locations are provided.
Philadelphia prize bout ends in outpoint decision
In Philadelphia Al Nettlow, 144, Detroit, outpointed Leonard Del Genio, 145, New York. New York Frankie Bruno, 161, Brooklyn, outpointed Babe Orgavan, 161, Houston, Tex. Memphis Wild Bill McDowell, 159, Texas, outpointed Steve Wilkerson, 156, Memphis. Oakland Harold Blackshear, 190, Monterey, Calif., stopped Al Delaney, Windsor, Ont.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
al Nettlow
Detroit
Leonard del Genio
New Yorke
New York
Frankie Bruno
Brooklyn
Babe Orgavan
Housia
Tex
Memphis
Tenn
Wild Bill” McDowell
Texas
Steve Wilkerson
Oakland
Calif
Harold Blackshear
Monterey
al Delaney
Windsor
Ont
Raton Baseball Gridiron Date Changes Announced
Raton high school football schedules altered to avoid Saturdays. Undefeated Tigers will face Las Vegas on Friday Oct 20 and Walsenburg on Wednesday Oct 25, both afternoon games.
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RATON
Las Vegas
Walsenburg
Colo
Tigers
Pirates and Athletics to Play at Lordsburg
The Pittsburgh Pirates of the National League informed Lordsburg chamber officials that they hope to stop there on April 3 for a baseball game with the Philadelphia Athletics. A practice game is planned in Bisbee on April 2.
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Pirates and Athletics
Lordsburg
N. M
Pittsburgh Pirates
National League
Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia Athletics
Bisbee
Tulane Plans Aerial Assault Against Tar Heels
New Orleans Oct 19 Tulane coach Lowell Dawson says the Green Wave will open up and use air attack if needed to stop North Carolina Tar Heels in a key game for the Sugar Bowl bid. He notes Tulane can pass and has completed 18 of 25 passes recently while aiming for 250 to 300 yards on the ground and air. Tar Heels coach Ray Wolf faces a tough test as he readies for a game before about 45 000 spectators.
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New Orleans
Lowell
Red
Dawson
Tulane
North Carolina
Coatch
Ray Wolf
Chapel Hill
Tempe to clash with New Mexico Aggies in key border game
Undefeated Tempe leads the Lobos by 102 points over four foes and travels to Las Cruces for the lone conference game of the weekend against the New Mexico Aggies who have 72 points in three wins and one loss. Coach Hines warns Tempe will be tougher than Arizona as four Aggies miss the Arizona game with injuries. Arlington Downs previews racing and breeding activity amid Texas revival talk, while other regional college games and standings unfold.
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Associated Press
Las Cruces
Tempe
New Mexico Aggies
New Mexico University
Lobos
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Texas Miners
Wichita University
Whittier
Arizona
Flagstaff
Arizona-Loyola
Hines
Jerry Hines
Aggies
Albuquerque
Tech
Iron Horse
Arlington Downs
Tex
Texas
W. T. Waggoner
Col. Waggoner
Roman
Texans
Lumberjacks
Arbelbide
Roger Hightower
One More Year For Henry Armstrong
Seattle report notes Henry Armstrong the welterweight champion plans to fight one more year then retire to write poetry and prose. He estimates 280 bouts in 10 years, 26 years old, defending his crown in a 15 round bout versus Richie Fontaine and eyeing Ceferino Garcia for a future title shot. Armstrong claims he can beat Garcia again and holds featherweight through welterweight crowns.
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Seattle
Henry Armstrong
St. Louis
Ane
Henry
Richie Fontaine
Missoula
Ment
Eddie Mead
Ceferino Garcia
Los Angeles
Armstrong
Garcia
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