Broncos Defeat Greyhounds In Coyote Rally
Oswell records note a 14 to 13 Broncos win over the Greyhounds as Institute polo faces Plainview at 2 pm. Coach Cullum’s NM M I polo squad opens with a 7 to 6 win over Lubbock Polo Club on October 10. Jowell sidelined with a right wrist fracture. Harris moves to No 1, Puffer to No 2, Von Tempskey and King at Nos 3 and back.
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Roswell Coyotes edge Santa Fe to seize state lead
Roswell remains unbeaten after a 7 0 third period scoring drive against Santa Fe. Ayalla and Hall sparked the drive as Teutsch struggled for the Demons, while Roswell’s defense stopped key Santa Fe threats and Ben Kelly sat out with an injury. The win puts Roswell on track to face St Michaels and later Albuquerque, Carlsbad, and Las Cruces as it pursues an unofficial state title.
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Washington and Oregon Take Pac-12 Football Victories
Washington over UCLA 14-7 in a rain soaked Seattle game puts the Huskies in a tie for the conference lead as Oregon defeats California 19-7 in Portland. Montana State tops Gonzaga 13-6 in Missoula while USC edges Washington State 7-6 in Los Angeles. Fresno State beats Nevada 6-3 at Reno and Duke rallies Colgate 27-14 in Durham. Temple downs Penn State 14-0 in Philadelphia.
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Pioneer run puts Denver past WU 40 to 0 at Corbett Field
Denver University football trampled Western University 40 to 0 in a Big Seven day game at Corbett Field before 7 000 fans. The Pioneers ended their night-game skid and revived their league hopes with a one-sided victory.
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Vanderbilt Tops Georgia Tech 14 to 7 in Nashville
Vanderbilt, coming off three straight wins, scored twice in three trips inside Tech territory to defeat Georgia Tech 14 to 7. Tech outgained the unbeaten Commodores but could not capitalize, with one major drive stalling in Vanderbilt territory as the Jackets suffered their first loss of the year.
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Fordham Rams Blank West Virginia At Polo Grounds
Fordham’s hard-hitting Rams defeated West Virginia 27 to 0 before 12,500 at the Polo Grounds. Fordham racked up 415 total yards to WVU’s 204, with a 276-yard ground attack led by Jimmy Blumenstock, Steve Filipowicz, and Joe Andrejco. WVU totaled 100 rushing yards and completed 7 of 27 passes for 104 yards.
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Colorado Wins Big Seven Clash Over Colorado State 26 13
Colorado University, before 15,000 homecoming fans at Norlin Stadium, surged to a technical lead in the 1942 Big Seven race with a 26 to 13 victory over Colorado State. The game featured CU’s convincing drive and a solid defensive showing to seize momentum in the conference title chase.
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Quakers Triumph Over Princeton In 23-0 Shutout
Pennsylvania rallied in the second half to defeat Princeton 23-0 before 35 000 in Palmer Stadium. The win marked Penns third straight over Yale and Harvard also falling in prior weeks.
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Wisconsin Downs Iowa 23 0 for First Big Ten Win
Madison Wisconsin October 18 Marlin Pat Harder sophomore fullback led Wisconsin to a 23 to 0 victory over Iowa securing the team first Big Ten conference win of the season.
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Detroit U Triumphs Over Oklahoma A&M 20-14
In Stillwater on October 18 Detroit University led by Tip Madarik on the firing line rolled to a 20-14 win against Oklahoma A and M College. Detroit built a six minute aerial spree with a 14 point second period to stay undefeated nationally.
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Rebels overpower Holy Cross in 21-0 rout
Worcester crowd of 22 000 watched Mississippi led by fleet Ray Terrell defeat Holy Cross Crusaders 21 to 0. It marked Holy Cross second straight loss and the Rebels domination from the start.
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Illinois Thrashes Drake 40-0 for Second Win of Season
In Champaign on an October day Illinois scored 40 points in 17 minutes to beat Drake University 40 to 0. The Illini tallied 20 points in the first 10 minutes and another 20 in the final seven, while Drake offered a competitive showing for the rest of the game.
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Missouri defeats Iowa State 39 to 13 at homecoming
Missouri triumphed over Iowa State 39 to 13 before about 15,000 fans in Ames as a Big Six victory. The scoreline capped a dramatic homecoming clash in front of the crowd on October 18.
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Institute Ponies Bear Vaughn in 53 to 0 rout
The N. M. M. S. Ponies, coached by Seth Orell, overwhelmed Vaughn high school 53 to 0 yesterday afternoon for their second win of the season. The game was close in the first half as Vaughn led 13-0 before the Ponies surged ahead, recovering several Vaughn fumbles. Two Vaughn players were injured, one with a shoulder injury. The Ponies travel to Carrizozo high next Saturday.
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State Hi School Football Scores Nearby Contests
Clovis 27, Belen 0. Artesia 12, Carlsbad 52, Eunice 0. Hatch 13, Silver City 7. Santa Rosa 36, Melrose 0. Tucumcari 6, Amarillo Yanni 6, tie. Socorro 26, Carrizozo 19. Taos 6, Roy 0. Grants 7, Mountainair 6. Hot Springs 6, Las Cruces 0. Deming 43, Alamogordo 0. Gallup 21, Albuquerque Indians g Raton 25. Las Vegas 0.
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Insume Wins Tennis Meet Over Texas Mines Frosh
Coach Horgan's ee tennis team defeated the Texas Mines Frosh 5 matches to 2 in a dual meet here Saturday. The team closes fall season next Saturday with Texas Tech at Roswell. Results: Gregg beat Shaffer 6 4 8 6. Woodul beat Lusk 6 1 6 4. Stauffer beat Fayman 6 2 5 3. Dulin beat Hungerford 2 6 4. R. R. Jones beat Foot 6 4 5 1. Shaffer and Woodul beat Gregg and Lusk 6 3 6 3. Stauffer and Dulin beat Fayman and Hungerford 6 1 6 2. Jones and Dulin of the Institute lettered for the first time winning matches against the Mines team.
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Santa Clara Beats Mich State 7-0 at Kezar Stadium
Santa Clara, the Wests best unbeaten team, remained perfect with a 7-0 win over Michigan State before 30 000 at Kezar Stadium. Alyn Beals caught a two yard touchdown pass from Ken Casanega after a muffed kickoff, and Bill Braun added the extra point as penalties marred the game.
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Calf Roping Here This Afternoon at West Alameda Grounds
A calf roping contest will be held at the rodeo grounds on West Alameda at 1 30 this afternoon by the Roundup Club. Everyone is invited.
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Souri's Second Straight Loss Hits Iowa State
Missouri achieved its second straight win while Iowa State suffered a second conference defeat.
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Tulane swamps Tar Heels 52 to 6 in New Orleans game
Tulane Green Wave defeated North Carolina 52 to 6 before 33,000 fans. Big Lou Thomas returned the opening kickoff 102 yards for Tulane and in the final period James Ely added a 93 yard kickoff return for a TD.
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Colorado College Beats Mines 20 19 At Brooks Field
Golden Colorado College earned its third straight Rocky Mountain Conference win by a 20 19 score over Colorado Mines before 4500 homecoming spectators at Brooks Field on October 18.
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College football scores from many teams across the nation
A wide array of late season college football results across the United States shows Ohio State beating Purdue 16 14, Michigan 14 Northwestern 7, Minnesota routing Pittsburgh 39, Army defeating Yale 20 and many other pairs with varied outcomes, including Delaware 28 Dickinson 0 and Illinois 40 Drake 0, among numerous other games and scores.
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Army routes Yale in defense led rout to 20 7
Underdog Army team dominated Yale with a stout defense and strong rushing, outgaining Yales by nearly four to one and earning 11 first downs to Yale’s two. Daniel Baker led the scoring while multiple colleges posted other results across the day.
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Notre Dame Grounds Carnegie Tech 16 0 in Rainy Pitt Stadium
Notre Dame overwhelms Carnegie Tech 16 to 0 before 27 719 fans as Tech’s defense stalls early and Irish backs score two touchdowns. Tech gains 20 first downs as Notre Dame dominates with 16 on runs and finishes with minus 19 rushing yards for the Tartans. John Fritz’s failed run from his own goal line yields a safety for Notre Dame.
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Bowling Major League schedules half season events
The schedule lists weekly bowling matches through January with teams Roswell Drug Hall-Poorbaugh Ginsberg Music Conoco Norton Hotel Bar S. W. Pub. Ser. Busy Bee Ball and White and 7 or 9 designations. Dates run Oct 21 to Jan 13 detailing pairings and venues.
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Ohio State edges Purdue 16 14 on safety play
Ohio State, 16 14 winner over Purdue in Columbus, used an early first half scoring burst and a pivotal safety after Jim Daniels blocked a punt to deny a late rally. Purdue showed power in the second half led by fullback John Petty as 66,074 rain dampened fans watched.
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Institute Takes Tighter Hold On Conference Lead
PORTALES New Mexico October 18 The N M M I Broncos edged Eastern New Mexico College Greyhounds 14 to 13 to strengthen their grip on the New Mexico Conference lead. A 14 point first half spurt gave way to a late Greyhounds rally as Portales could not convert after their second TD leaving the door open for the Cadets to clinch the win. This marked the second straight conference victory for the cadets.
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Alabama Beats Tennessee 9-2 In Rough Game
In Knoxville on October 18 Alabama defeated Tennessee 9 to 2 before 8000 spectators. Alabama shut down the Volunteers aerial attack but penalties hindered a larger score as Johnny Butler was stopped and the Tide earned the victory.
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Idaho Defeats Utah State 16-0 in Logan
In a wide open intersectional football game at Logan Stadium Idaho beat Utah State College 16 to 0 before about 4 000 fans. The contest featured deceptive plays and skilled offense from the Idaho squad while Utah State struggled to score.
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Sooner Sophomores Spark Oklahoma to 16 0 Win
Oklahoma joined Nebraska and Missouri in a Big Six co lead after a 16 to 0 victory over Kansas State. The Sooners relied on a rejuvenated sophomore backfield as veterans stalled, earning their first league win in Manhattan. West Texas also beat Western State 66 to ?
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