Broncos and Texas Miners Tie In Thrilling Institute Clash
A hard fought 8 to 6 tie at the Institute field saw Bronchos march to an early lead on a Huffaker to Daigie pass with an incomplete extra point. The Miners answered in the second half with Hill’s 74 yard return, then moved the ball inside the Broncos 15 before penalties and stout defense kept the score even as both teams pressed for a late score.
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Institute Speed Merchant
Vaughan
Woodrow
Fiers
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Rees
Brigham
Lindgren
McKinney
Froncos
Three Way Grid Action Delights New Mexico Fans
Grid fans in Albuquerque will see three college games this Saturday as New Mexico Military Institute, New Mexico Aggies and State University compete. NM M I tied Texas Miners 6 6 in a late thriller while Kirtland College and Loyola College loom in other key matchups. The Aggies meet Arizona University at Las Cruces in the Border Conference with Tempe and Flagstaff also penciled in for action, as leaders jockey for the title.
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API
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico Aggies
State University
Institute
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Broncos
Amarillo
Amarilloans
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Lobos
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Loyola College of Los Angeles
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Centenary
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Alabama
Mississippi State
Washington & Lee
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Fayetteville
Razorbacks
Texas
Rice
Texas A
Baylor
El Paso salesman dies by own action in New Mexico
The body of J A Robert son an El Paso salesman was found shot to death in his car at a Las Cruces tourist camp. A coroner's inquest ruled death by own action. Relatives could not provide a motive. He is survived by his widow and son of El Paso.
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Sensational Sophomores Boost Early College Football Hopes
The piece highlights sophomore standouts across major programs including Dick Crayne of Iowa, Bobby Grayson at Stanford, and players at Princeton Notre Dame and California. It notes Crayne’s impact in Iowa’s 7 0 win over Northwestern, cites rising stars as a trend, and mentions figures like Hank Anderson Don Elser and Tony St. ziotti in various programs.
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Amnone
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Frank Carideo
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California Eleven
King Features Syndicate
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Appointments List Reveals Methodist District Clergy Assignments
The article lists numerous clergy and church appointments across the Paso and Roswell Districts with presiding elders and local pastor assignments. Rev. L. M. Brown was named executive secretary of the Board of Christian Education.
Notice to Subscribers for The Record Delivery
A terse call urges seven zero subscribers to call Dustin's News Stand at the Record's evening branch office for special delivery of copies when one is missed. The ad uses informal phrasing and a phone number 1 for contact.
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Record Evening Branch
Grid Favorites Fall As October Upsets Shake The Loop
AP notes a chaotic October for college football with Pitt Notre Dame knocked from top, Southern California held to a tie, and midwest leaders Michigan Nebraska Duke Alabama Princeton Army and Utah sharing praise. Schedules show Yale Army Fordham Alabama Notre Dame Pitt and Iowa Minnesota clash amid shifting power across East Midwest and West Coast.
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Washington & Jefferson
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Oklahoma
Missouri
Washington
Oregon
Oregon State
Washington State
Idaho
Montana
St Michael's hammer St Mary's 39 to 0
St Michael's College Horsemen from Santa Fe walloped St Mary's of Albuquerque 39 to 0 with most scoring in the first two quarters. Santa Fe led 26 at halftime as St Mary's threatened but could not breach the defense. The rest of the writeup lists college football pairings and conferences, noting unbeaten teams and key matchups across the Southeast and Southwest.
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St. Michael’s College Horsemen
Santa Fe
St. Mary’s of
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Cougars
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Carnera Defeats Uzcudun For Lightweight Heavyweight Glory
In Rome on Oct 23 Primo Carnera won his first heavyweight title defense by a 15 round decision over Paulino Uzcudun. A 70,000 strong crowd including Mussolini and James Roosevelt saw Carnera dominate early but fail to stop the Spanish veteran. The victory affirmed Carnera's status despite mixed crowd reaction in the final rounds.
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Primo Carneras
Carnera
Paulino Uzcudun
Mussolini
James Roosevelt
Carnéera
Yucca Theatre runs six chapter serial Lady for a Day
The Yucca Theatre posts a six chapter serial of Lady for a Day starting next Sunday. Readers are invited to submit endings to the unfinished finale for twenty special guest tickets. The feature runs with the film and the NER Radio Stars presentation across days.
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Yucca Theatre
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Institute game with Wayland now definite
Captain R R Brown rector at the New Mexico Institute received a definite word that Wayland Jackrabbits will come to play the Broncos on Saturday November 4. The engagement had been tentative until now and was re scheduled from New Mexico Normal University.
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New Mexico Institute
Wayland Jackrabbits
Broncos
New, Mexico
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