Lobo speed to meet Texas Tech's power
The unbeaten Lobos face Texas Tech with a spread offense under coach Ted Shipkey. Finlay MacGillivray leads a versatile backfield while Pecos Jack Henley shines as the top scorer. Tech’s line and style loom as the toughest test yet, with a city-wide welcome planned for visiting fans.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Lobos
Texas Tech
Tech
New Mexico
Finlay MacGillivray
Lobo
Wyoming
Denver U
Texas Mines
Ted Shipkey
Clovis
Lubbock
Shipkey
Southwest
MacGillivray
Pecos
Jack Henley
Henley
Avery Monfort
Jim Hubbell
Red Raiders
Tex
New Mexico University
Raiders
Pete Cawthon
Chamber of Commerce
Cawthon
Francis Bingham
Price Scott
Bill Davis
Rafe Nabors
Dixie White
Holt Waldrop
Rex Williams
Tyrus Bain
C. L. Storrs
Billy Dodd
Charley Calhoun
Punts And Passes: Denver U Coach Presses Four Quarter Play
Denver coach Dac Hubbard laments scoring droughts after halftime as the Pioneers struggle to find touchdowns in the second half. He urges players to become a true four period team to ease his anxiety this season.
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Associated Press
Denver
Dac Hubbard
Denver U
Pioneers
Syracuse Orange Football Golden Anniversary Kickoff Ball
Syracuse marks the Orange football program’s 50th year with a golden kickoff ball used at the opening play and retired afterward. The ball will be displayed in the gym for posterity.
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Syracuse
Orange
Aggies Learn Taste of Pacific Coast Smorgasbord
College Station reports Texas A&M travelers on a Pacific coast trip found the Swedish restaurant buffet abundant. The team ate heavily and left full, realizing they should pace themselves for the entree.
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College Station
Tex
Texas Aggies
Pacific Coast
Giants clash in coast grid showdown Stagg vs Warner
San Jose and the College of the Pacific meet in Stockton in a high profile game between two undefeated teams. Amos Alonzo Stagg and Pop Warner face off on opposite sidelines for the first time in 32 years. Pacific Bengals coach Stage has upset South Dakota and California, while Warner serves as advisory coach for San Jose State, which has won six straight including a win over the University of San Francisco. Stagg, 77, marks his 50th year of coaching. Warner, 68, has coached 46 years.
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San Francisco
San Jose
College of the Pacific
Pacific
Stockton
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Glenn S
Pop” Warner
Pacific Bengals
South Dakota
University of California
Warner
San Jose State
University of San Francisco
Stagg
Opponents Debate War Gamble and U S Security
Senator Johnson argues the United States can avoid risk in world war outcomes while Europe exhausts itself. He predicts Hitler could not successfully attack America and that victory by any side would leave the aggressor weakened. Senator Clark opposes repeal and decries the ban on belligerent submarines.
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Johnson
United States
Europe
Hitler
Clark
D-Mo
Roosevelt
Polite War Echoes on War Fronts and a Tribal Cannon Tale
A columnist reflects on Nazi openness toward France while seeking to split Allied unity. He recalls a Khyber Pass tale where a tribe with a cannon earned a truce as others refused to fight, illustrating how combat can hinge on perceived fairness and force.
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Khyber Pass
India
Armament and shipping in WWI era debate and drill results
The article discusses measures to extend the prohibition on armed merchant ships and the president's discretionary powers over submarines and armed liners, with Clark advocating treating armed merchant vessels as belligerent warships. It mentions shipping amendments, potential subsidies, and German losses, plus notable oil well completions and locations in Eddy County and surrounding areas.
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Clark
Germany
Wilson
Europe
Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
D-Tex
Congress
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
Pacific
Indian Oceans
China Sea
Bay of Bengal
Arabian Sea
Eddy County
Franklin Petroleum Co
Yates No. 3
Me-Tex
Stroup & Yates
Ballard
Yates Et al
Witherspoon
Franklin
Yates
New Locations Found West of No. 1 Well
C. L. Jones reports a new drilling location west of the No. 1 well, indicating a potential expansion for the oil operation. The announcement notes exploration activity and cites Jones as the locator for the site.
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C. L. Jones
Spy Nets Spread Through Mexico
Mexico City reports an extensive espionage network routed through Mexico by belligerent and neutral powers amid the European war. Over 100 spies and informants operate with Mexican nationals, targeting oil resources and uncharted coastlines. The War Department notes vigilance over the German liner Columbus at Veracruz to ensure neutrality, while German sources deny submarine bases in the Gulf.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Cardenas
Mexican
United States
New Orlean
Galveston
Mobile
South Atlantic
War Department
Columbus
Veracruz
Legation
Gulf of Mexico
State Baptists Convene Select Preacher and 1940 Site
Tucumcari delegates listed include A W Hockenhull Clovis T T McCasland Portales F W Taylor Estancia J B Savage Roswell E R Robinette Albuquerque Rev D L Stringer Clayton chosen to preach with Dr J H Coleman Springer as alternate The convention voted to hold the 1940 meeting in Carlsbad The statewide Baptist meeting closed after a very successful four days with 655 Baptists registered.
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Tucumcari
A. W. Hockenhull
Clovis
T. T. McCasland
Portales
F. W. Taylor
Estancia
J. B. Savage
Roswell
E.R. Robinette
Albuquerque
D. £. Stringer
Clayton
J. H. Coleman
Springer
Carlsbad
New Mexico
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Penney’s
Pecos Valley
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