Coyotes Rally Past Santa Fe Demons 32 to 6 in Roswell
Roswell High School Coyotes dominated Santa Fe High Demons 32 to 6 to stay unbeaten in state play. Holloman starred with multiple plays including an 80 yard TD, while Roswell’s versatile passing and strong line led to 16 first downs and a commanding victory.
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College Football Highlights From Oct 21 Games
Nationwide slate features Army Yale Notre Dame Navy Tennessee Alabama Duke Syracuse Texas A and M Texas Tech Texas Christian Marquette North Carolina Tulane California Washington State Oregon State Washington Iowa Penn State Pittsburgh Duquesne Cornell Penn Princeton Columbia NYU West Virginia Maryland Virginia Tech Ohio State Minnesota Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Georgia Tech Kentucky among many key clashes. Uncertain results noted from scattered late contests include George Washington over Citadel and Washington University over Creighton.
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Syracuse
Texas Aggies
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Citadel
Washington University
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Arizona State Defeats New Mexico Aggies in Border clash
Arizona State of Tempe outscored the New Mexico Aggies 7 to 6 to stay unbeaten in the season, boosting Tempe to four straight wins. Bill Davis sparked the lone TD with a 40 yard punt return, while Hernandez and Pitts paced Tempe with key runs and receptions. Tempe outgained the Aggies 236 rushing to 121 and held two late drives in check.
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Jerry Hines
Increase In N. M. Home Financing
In Little Rock, records show a rise above ten percent in New Mexico home financing by savings and loan associations since January 1. Nine months of this year saw loan volume of 429000 for new construction, up from 378000 a year earlier. Total loans this year reached 1010353 for 688 New Mexico homeowners, including Ches County, Equitable, and Roswell Building and Loan Associations.
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Equitable Building and mM Association
Roswell
Friday's Football Finals Show Mixed Results Across Ranks
AP reports Friday football scores with George Washington edging The Citadel 13 to 7 while Sewanee trounced New Hampshire 9 to 3 and Tennessee Tech won 7 to 7. Other notable scores include Washington University 42 Creighton 0 and San Jose State 13 College of the Pacific 3.
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Raton Stages Rally as State Grid Favorites Hold
Raton defeated Las Vegas 33 to 19 to solidify its New Mexico high school championship chase while Las Cruces crushed Deming 34 to 0. Carlsbad routed Santa Rosa 46 to 0, Santa Fe fell to Roswell 32 to 6, and Clovis beat Farwell 25 to 0.
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Hot Springs Beats Tularosa 38 to 7 in New Mexico
Hot Springs defeated Tularosa 38 to 7 in Hot Springs New Mexico last night. Substitutes played early for Hot Springs while the victory marked back to back wins and recalled last year’s win over Tularosa which had not occurred in 12 years.
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Sewanee Breaks Through With 9-7 Conference Win
Valley conference race summary notes Sewanee’s first victory 9-7 over Tennessee Tech while San Jose State, led by Fop Warner, extended its win streak to seven by defeating A. A. Stage's College of the Pacific 13-3.
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College of the Pacific
Roswell Seconds Edge Hagerman At De Bremond Field
Roswell high school second team played Hagerman Bobcats at De Bremond Field this afternoon. Arizona State at Tempe defeated New Mexico Aggies 7 to 0 in college football results reported.
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Bears Strike Fear in New York Grid Writers
New Yorkers shiver at the Chicago Bears. Western promoters face trouble if they harm Joe Louis exhibition matches. A national magazine plans a story on coach Mose Simms and St. Mary's Texas Rattlers. One prominent fight manager urged to stop drinking.
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Notable sports and theater figures mix in busy schedule
Arthur Siegel headlines a Boston Traveler piece about Harlow facing career doubt and Father Divine's praise. Dr. Marshall Glenn may step down as West Virginia head coach after this season. Detroit financier George Osterman chartered a train to take friends to Cleveland to watch son Bob play Notre Dame against Navy, while Tommy Farr writes from the British air force about another Joe Louis date. Indianapolis could host Vander Meer after a potential Double No Hitter connection.
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Marshall Glenn
West Virginia
George Osterman
Detroit
Cleveland
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Notre Dame
Five-Year Wait Ends in Narrow Leicester Holden Win
Leicester Mass High edged Holden High 19 to 18 in a long rivalry meeting, first victory for either side in five years after a string of 0-0 and 6-6 results. Also notes on Pitt coach Jock Sutherland, archery champ Moses Walkingstick, blowgun champ Jick Cato ster, and Loup City high tackles.
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Ward Harshbarger Coaches South Charleston Team
Ward Harshbarger, former Hampden Sidney football and boxing star now coaching at South Charleston High, spoke to the Downtown Coaches' Association about his squad after two straight losses. He stressed the program is focused on building character rather than simply winning.
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Ward Harshbarger
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Louisiana State Player Gains Yard Against Rice
On Saturday, Leouisiana State back gained a yard against Rice. On Monday a coed presented three red roses to Stell in class and urged him to plant them in that yard from Saturday.
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Leouisiana State
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Chesterfield Ad Series Praises Cigarette Campaign
A new Chesterfield advertising series features famous figures from sports film and theater and includes three all-text ads. The campaign, running from late October through December, highlights manufacturing standards and selling methods while urging readers to choose Chesterfields.
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Grantland Rice
Frank Fuller
Bendix
Bette Davis
Loretta Young
Errol Flynn
David Niven
America
Armstrong K. O s Fontaine In Third
Seattle, Oct 21. Henry Armstrong, welterweight champion, knocked out Richie Fontaine in the third round after seven knockdowns. Armstrong weighs 139 3/4 pounds and plans title defenses in Los Angeles and New York, with bouts set for October 24 and 30 and further dates around Hot Springs and a December 1 rematch with Lou Ambers.
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Los Angeles
Richie Fontaine
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al Manfredo
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Jimmy Garrison
Kansas City
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Denver
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New York
Institute Juniors Play At Carrizozo
The Institute Juniors traveled to Carrizozo for a football game against Carrizozo High School this afternoon. The Institute Colts are idle this week.
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Carrizozo High School
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Cadet Polo Team Faces Lamesa In Texas Polo Clash
Major A. H. Norton brings the N M M I cadets to Lamesa Texas for a return polo match with the Lamesa Polo Club this afternoon. The cadets defeated the veteran Lamesa quartet 8 to 5 last Sunday in the previous meeting.
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Texas
Broncos Meet Panhandle Aggies At D Bremond Field
Coach Babe Godfrey leads the N M M I Broncos against Goodwell Oklahoma’s Panhandle Aggies at deBremond Field at 9 15. The Broncos seek a quick start in the New Mexico Conference opener while the Aggies promise tough opposition after recent battles with New Mexico State Teachers College and a scoreless tie with New Mexico Normal A of Las Vegas. Probable lineup listed for both teams.
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Canadians resent Lindberghs talk at Gate Theatre
In London on October 20 Canadian Press reports the Gate Theatre audience interrupted a performance to cheer a lampoon about Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and others. A verse mocks Lindbergh and declares he is “somewhere in America,” referencing his recent remarks criticizing Canada's war position.
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