Roswell Coyotes And Austin Panthers Tie In Thrilling Game
Roswell high school Coyotes and Austin Panthers fought to a 13 to 13 tie in a high scoring gridiron thriller. Austin trailed late before tying on a fourth quarter drive, while Roswell battled injuries and suspensions as Brenneman and Humphrey led their teams in a back and forth contest marked by big passing plays and costly turnovers.
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Bridler
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Stogner
Campbell
Kelly
Paul O’meara
Melendez
Junior Shaw
Warren Cobean
Robert Dennis
Joyce
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Cobean
Dennis
English
DeShurley
Dresser
Albuquerque Bulldogs
Albuquerque
Hoover
Curlee
Carlsbad
Clovis
Las Cruces
Society
Austin Keller LE Fitzgerald McCarter
Brieden Crocker
Howard Coleman
Brasher Shaw
Navarette
Joyce RT Hall Wishard
RE Holloway
Humphrey Dennis
Campbell Brenneman
Bridler Cobman
Stegner
Powers
Thompson
O’meara
Ledbetter
Storm
Woodbury
Jal and Santa Fe Triumph In New Mexico Gridiron Showdowns
Jal and Santa Fe high schools posted key victories in New Mexico gridiron play. Jal edged Carlsbad 7-6 with Tabb kicking the winning extra point after Jackson scored late. Santa Fe defeated Raton 19-0 behind Paige Christiansen’s standout end play. Other results included Lordsburg 6 16 loss to Silver City and Clovis 13 13 Amarillo Yannigans in a draw.
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Jal
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Little Jal
Carlsbad
Cavern City
Tabb
Jackson
Demons
Raton
Paige Christiansen
Lordsburg
Silver City
Albuquerque Indians
Artesia
Douglas
Ariz
Las Cruces
Durango
Aztec
Amarillo Yannigans
Clovis
Normal U Faces Wayland in New Mexico Gridiron Meet
Santa Fe hosts the college football clash between New Mexico Normal University of Las Vegas and Wayland College of Plainview Texas for the New Mexico Teachers convention. Coach Stu Clark pivots with ends Clovis Garner and W Garner, tackles Niswonger and Hermand Lewis, guards Martin and Maloney, center King, halfback Garner, fullback Sedillo and quarterback Madison.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico Normal University of Las Vegas
Wayland College of
Allan Head
Clovis
W. Garner
Spur
Tex
Harold Niswonger
Las Vegas
Hermand Lewis
Forrest
Everett Martin
Raymond Maloney
Charles King
el Rito
Elton Garner
Beltran Sedillo
Belen
Louis Madison
Big Spring
Orville Robinson
Miami
New Mexico Lobos to face Colorado Aggies in Denver finale
The New Mexico Lobos meet the Colorado Aggies on neutral ground at Denver University stadium in the season’s wind up for Border and Rocky Mountain conferences. New Mexico arrives after a 7-3 loss to Wyoming. Game time is 2 30 with tentative lineups listed.
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New Mexico University Lobos
Colorado Aggies
Denver U. Stadium
Rocky Mountain
New Mexico
Wyoming
Ted Shipkey
Lobos Pos
Aggies Loken
LE Blake
Peppin
Mancinio
Sheyka
LG Post Sparlin
Deason Luksich
RG Bruhl O'Jibway
RT Miller Bogren
Stinnett Seery
Hess Monfort RH
Clay Gustovich
FB Dent Siesickrsce
Selene
FORD
Roswell Auto CO
Eastern coach uses benched wig wag for plays in big game
New York reports a trend as camera crews chase a famed football coach who signals plays from the bench with a wig wag score card. Other notes mention Tom Yawkey’s circle weakening, Boston plans, and a $100,000 winter golf circuit. Also betting odds favor Indiana over Northwestern.
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New York
Connie Mack
Tom Yawkey
Beantown
Charleton
Indiana
Northwestern
Labor Leader John L. Lewis attacks Roosevelt in Willkie campaign
In a Washington address broadcast on three networks, John L. Lewis denounced Roosevelt as pursuing power and failing seven years in office. He urged votes for Wendell Willkie, charging labor’s voice has been silenced and that a post election pact with Democrats is missing. Tobin of the Teamsters criticized CIO head for backing Willkie. Roosevelt campaigns proceed with planned stops in New York Boston and beyond.
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Daniel J. Tobin
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AFL
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Roosevelt
New York
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Madison Square Garden
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White House
Massachusetts
Boston
United Mine Workers
National Committee of Democrats
Democratic Party
Congress
United States
Wendell L. Willkie
Philadelphia
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Rengat
LaGuardia
Aggies defeat Flagstaff 13 to 0 in Border clash
LAS CRUCES N M Oct 26 The New Mexico Aggies won the Border conference football game 13 to 0 over Arizona State Lumber Flagstaff after a scoreless three periods. A 50 yard drive opened the scoring with Harold Wiggs catching a Joe Block pass for the touchdown and Noble Hargrove kicking the extra point. Wiggs later scored on a plunge after Hargrove and Wiggs gained territory. Pershing Jolly was stopped at the one yard line. Flagstaff earlier threatened to take the lead but failed, while the Aggies fumbled at the Flagstaff nine after driving there.
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N. M
New Mexico
Aggies
Arizona State Lumber
Flagstaff
Joe Block
Harold Wiggs
Noble Hargrove
Arizona
Hargrove
McAdams
Wiggs
Pershing Jolly
Historic glass bowl used to select selective service calls
Judge Howard E. Davis inspects a simple glass fish bowl in Philadelphia after removing it from Independence Hall where it sat since World War I. The bowl will determine the order in which men who registered for selective service are called.
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Howard E. Davis
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Harvard Crimson accuses coach Snavely of recruiting
The Harvard Crimson accuses coach Carl Snavely of recruiting and subsidizing players at Cornell. The article notes skepticism about the allegations suggesting that top players follow Snavely, recalling Pennsylvania players who moved to North Carolina under his leadership.
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Ed Danforth
Atlanta Journal
Harvard Crimson
Carl Snavely
Cornell
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Gridiron gossip from Southeast with Tulane and Florida scouts
Glenn Seidel of Tulane and Sam McAllister of Florida scouted Tennessee and said the second team could beat any SEC outfit. Jack Hagerty of Georgetown is Dr Lou Little’s top pupil. Missouri touts Don Walters as the fastest water boy, sprinting a 9.8. Laurel Mississippi teams all played to a tie in a recent action.
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Glenn Seidel
Tulane
Sam McAllister
Florida
Tennessee
Jack Hagerty
Georgetown U
Lou Little
Missouri
Don Walters
Laurel
Boxing and sports figures map future appearances and moves
Lightweight champion Lew Jenkins returns to major circuits while ex-champion Lou Ambers heads to Hot Springs for a bail out. Mike Jacobs plans a winter fight program with stops in Chicago Detroit Washington and possibly Los Angeles. Alex Wojciechowicz, once a Fordham foe, now mentors two young Wojs.
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Lew Jenkins
Lou Ambers
Hot Springs
Mike Jacobs
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Alex Wojciechowicz
Fordham
Michigan and Penn duel in tight left-flank showdown
Uptown Dugan previews two key college football matchups, highlighting Michigan versus Penn and Cornell versus Ohio State. The column underscores uncertainty with many ifs and buts, signaling suspenseful battles on the field.
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Dugan
Michigan
Penn
Cornell
Ohio State
Cadet Polo Team Plays Lamesa Club Here Tomorrow
The N M M I polo team will meet the Lamesa Polo Club in Lamesa Texas tomorrow afternoon at two o clock. Cadet lineup includes Jowell Harris Von Tempsky King as back. This will be the cadets last game before their collegiate schedule begins.
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Lamesa
Texas
Jowell
Harris
von Tempsky
King
Bowling News Ladies League Scores Show High Totals
Evelyn Close of Montgomery Ward's team set pace with a 521 total and 198 high game. The Vogue beat Dexter Hardware, Will Lawrence's team edged La-Marr Beauty Nook, Montgomery Ward topped Purdy Furniture, and White Rock defeated Roswell Drug, each winning 2 of 3. Dexter Hardware, Will Lawrence, and The Vogue are tied for league lead with 7 wins and 2 losses. Sophomore star Lawrence Catlin earned a starting berth for Adams State Teachers College and will play the Broncos tonight.
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Evelyn Close
Montgomery Ward
Vogue
Dexter Hardware
Will Lawrence
La-Marr Beauty Nook
Purdy Furniture
White Rock
Roswell Drug
The
Lawrence Catlin
Adams State Teachers College
Broncos
White Rock Bowman
Lusk
Irons
L Swell
M Miller
Hndicap
T. Poorbaugh
J. Wyly
D. Wheeler
B. Lane
Blind
M. Willson
J. Johnson H. Jewett
Naramore
E. Close
Purdy Furniture i
W. Lowe
Cc. Perry
B. Green
J. Flemming
D. Mitchell
Russell
Basham
Woolrige
Curb
Rallis
Schrimsher
Emer Eee
Le-Marr Gooch
Farris
Mitchell
Elvin
Enema Ae Em Ee
N. Jones
FE. Corn
B. Jones
H. Reid
H. Holley
Friday Football Scores Across Regions
Regional scores report from multiple divisions. Duquesne 10 over Manhattan 6 and George Washington blanked West Virginia 19 to 0 in the East. Kentucky and Georgia tied 7-7 in the South. Chattanooga defeated Sewanee 40-6. Maryland tied Western Maryland 6. Miami crushed Elon 31-7. Louisiana Normal led Centenary 7-? Louisiana Tech beat Illinois Wesleyan 20-14. Midwest results include St Louis University 21 over Drake Wichita 14. Washburn 6. Baldwin Wallace 13 over Akron 7. Southwest notes Arkansas Tech 39 over Hendrix 7. West Texas State 40 over St Benedicts 14. Ouachita 13 over East Texas Teachers 6. Oklahoma Baptist 13 over Northeastern Oklahoma State 0. Southeastern Oklahoma State 7 over Oklahoma City 2. East Central Oklahoma State 47 over Northwestern Oklahoma State 6. Howard Payne 10 over Southwestern Texas 2. New Mexico Aggies 13 over Arizona State (Flagstaff) 0. New Mexico State Teachers 13 over Panhandle Aggies 6. Far West reports Loyola Los Angeles and College of Pacific postponed by rain. Idaho Southern Branch 30 over Albion Normal 26. Fresno State 0. San Diego State 0. scoreless tie.
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Wichita
Washburn
Baldwin Wallace
Akron
Southwest
Arkansas Tech
Hendrix
West Texas State
St. Benedict’s
Ouachita
East Texas Teachers
Oklahoma Baptist
Oklahoma State
Southeastern Oklahoma State
Oklahoma City
Northwestern
Howard Payne
Southwestern
Tex
New Mexico Aggies
Arizona State
Flagstaff
New Mexico State Teachers
Pan Handle Aggies
Far West
Loyola
Los Angeles
College of Pacific
Idaho Southern Branch
Albion Normal
Fresno State
San Diego State
Weather forecast and burglary report mix across states
New Mexico shows mostly cloudy with showers tonight and Sunday and cooler conditions. Colorado expects sun and showers with mountain snow flurries and colder highs. Arizona forecasts partly cloudy skies with higher elevation showers and colder tonight. In Kansas City a burglar who stole $4.50 from Stanley Ward dropped his own purse, reducing profit to $4.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Kansas City
Stanley W Ward
Fights Last Night Associated Press Roundup
In Hollywood Buddy Knox 185 pounds from Dayton outpointed Tom Martin 180 pounds of London in a ten round bout. Worcester Andre Jessurun 149 from New York outpointed Eddie Ellis 148 of Quincy in ten. Philadelphia Eddie Miller 167 of Philadelphia outpointed Tony Cisco 168 from Norristown in ten. Elmira girls at an aviation plant form a Greek letter organization named Gotta Koppa Poppa.
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Hollywood
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Tommy Martin
London
Worcester
Mass
Andre Jessurun
New York
Eddie Ellis
Quincy
Philadelphia
Eddie Miller
Tony Cisco
Norristown
Elmira
N. Y
Aviation Corporation
Gotta Koppa Poppa
Can't Wait Seeks Washington Handicap Glory at Pimlico
Pimlico, Md. October 26. Myron Selznick's five year old Can't Wait races in the $15 000 added Washington handicap over 1 ¼ miles at Pimlico today after earning an invitation to the Pimlico Special with victories in the Butler and Continental handicaps. His rivals include Challedon Hash and Midland plus nine others named overnight.
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Laurel
Pimlico
Myron Selznick
Washington
Challedon
Hash
Midland
Selznick
Last Night Game Cadets Meet Adams State Indians at Bremond Field
New Mexico Military Broncos face Adams State Teachers College Indians in Alamosa Colorado for the season’s fourth and final night game at Bremond Field. Both teams seek a strong showing with the Broncos favored. starter lineups announced by coaches Babe Godfrey and W T Hopper.
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New Mexico Military Broncos
Adams State Teachers College Indians
Alamosa
Colorado
Bremond Field
Adams State
Broncos
Eastern New Mexico College
Greyhounds
Indians
Portaies
Babe” Godfrey
The
Institute
W. T. Hopper
N.M.M.I. Pos
Howe LE Holly Brightman
Ross Harlocker
Mathias Carter
Davis Naylor
Bennett Corn
Smith Loy
Padoven Parsons
Greer Raber
King Bradley
Catlin Shipkey
Petty
State Teachers 13 Panhandle Aggies 6
In Silver City New Mexico State Teachers edged Panhandle Aggies 13 to 6 after a fourth quarter fumbled punt set up a 60 yard march for the decisive TD. Fullback Johnson scored amid a mid field fumble recovery and Grinstead to Poindexter connected for a 25 yard score. Early second half Abbott passed for Panhandle's lone TD.
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N. M
New Mexico State
Panhandle Aggies
Goodwell
Okla
New Mexico
Johnson
Grinstead
Poindexter
Aggies
Abbott
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