Jal Panthers edge Carlsbad 7 to 6 in high school football
Jal defeated Carlsbad 7 to 6 as Bullet Zahn scampered 46 yards for the go ahead score. Las Cruces routed Douglas 25 to 0 while Clovis overwhelmed St Michaels 19 to 0 and Snowflake crushed Gallup 39 to 7 with several state contenders piling up points across New Mexico and Texas border games.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Jal
Carlsbad
Chcal
Las Cruces
Douglas
Ariz
Raton
Walsenburg
Colo
Jar
Theavera City
Panthers
Bill Zahn
Chunky Farr
Zahn
Carlsbad Eneids
Zuniga
Ochesey
Las Cruces Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Rudy Camunez
Roswell
el Paso
Coyotes
Austin High School Panthers
Amarillo Sandies
Tigers
Albuquerque
Albuquerque High School
Albuquerque Indians
Santa Fe Indians
St. Mary’s
Acas
Estancia
Santa Fe
Taos
el Rito
Odessa
el Faso
Hobbs
N. M
Seagraves
Texas
Plains
Monument
Flains
Dexter News: Club Events and 4 H Honors Highlight Local Life
Mrs Mary Marshall visited Las Cruces with her daughter Phyllis Marshall a State College student Harvey Cobel stayed in the valley to handle Marshall business before returning to Las Vegas The Dexter Woman s Club plans a covered dish luncheon November 1 at the Artesia club house transportation arranged via Wilcox Drug Co Dexter girl Lyn Starling earns top ribbons in home improvement and baking 4 H calves and chickens noted Miss Virginia Easterday recovering after hospital operation hospitalized in Artesia Dalhart residents visiting Twin Well Farm in the valley
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Mary Marshall
Las Cruces
Phyllis Marshall
State College
Artesia Club
Dexter
Artesia
Wilcox Drug Company
L. Britt
Glyn Starling
Starling
Glyn
Virginia Easterday
Easterday
Dalhart S
Miss Easterday
H. O. Hood
el Paso
O’brian
Albuquerque
Violet Smith
Blanch Pollock
Daisy Goodin
Duke City
Henrietta Durand
Plentier
Chickasha
Okla
E. C. Hitchcock
Midland
Texas
R. B. Sherrill
Belle Hurst
Thomas Donelly
Allen
O. B. Berry
Valley
Garnelle Marshall
Helen Johnson
Dorothy Cornell
Veneta Coats
Marshall
John Wier
Harriet Wier
Norma Jean Wortman
State University
Josephine Monical
Las Vegas
M. Y. Monical
Stephens
Charles Beck
Carlsbad
Fifth District
American Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
W. F. Stephens
Raymond Durand
Mitchelet
Mary E. Marshall
Virgil Jones
Helen Reid
Ray West
Paul Whitman
Bob McNeal
John Bowen
Hagerman
J. E Senn
St. Mary's Hospital
Roswell
Pauline Ragensberg
Aleen Osborn
Virginia
State Conference Title In Balance
The New Mexico conference pennant race hinges on New Mexico State Teachers of Silver City visiting New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell to decide the title. Silver City beat the Panhandle Aggies 7 to 0 and New Mexico Normal 10 to 0 in conference play as they chase the unbeaten, which could deliver the crown if they prevail.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
New Mexico State Teachers of
Silver City
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Panhandle Aggies
New Mexico Normal
Cadets
Colorado
Eastern New Mexico College
Las Vegas Crew
Adams State Teachers
Alamosa
Pueblo Jaycee
Pueblo
New Mexico Normal Cowboys
Adams
Embargo Lift Sought for Medwick as Fans Demand Change
In New York Brooklyn crowd calls to lift the embargo on Medwick. Tennessee Mercer game broadcast from a Los Angeles station. Henry Cotton joins the British Navy. Arizona State Teachers reach a mile via land and air. Canzoneri awaits Montaner if he defeats Al Davis next week. Turf writers tally horse of the year with Challedon favored if Pimlico Special win.
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New York
Brooklyn
Medwick
Los Angeles
Henry Cotton
Dixie Howeill
Arizona State
Tony Canzoneri
Fedro Montaner
al Davis
Challedon
Rodeo Banter Sparks Chuckle Over Calf Punchline
A playful Western remark recalls a rodeo moment with a calf and a pun laden exchange. Mr Bill White from Colorado hints at a quip about tossing a calf onto veal chops, then veers into a colloquial riff about ham hocks.
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Bill White
Colorado
Scouting and trades swirl around major league teams
The text notes Ringling Bros scouting Southern aerial circuses, Dave Smulker quitting the Philadelphia Eagles, Joe Jacobs evaluating brewery sites in Paterson and Passaic for El Galento, a Washington Star poll suggesting Georgetown would win only if George Washington loses, and Oscar Vitt open to trades for Cleveland pitchers excluding Bob Feller.
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Ringling Bros
Dave Smulker
Philadelphia Eagles
Joe Jacobs
Paterson
Passaic
N. J
el Galento
Washington Star
George Washington
Georgetown
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland
Bob Feller
ChicagoU threat president notes players survived Michigan game
President Hutchins of the University of Chicago says his ball players did fine against Michigan last week, probably because all of them came through alive. John P. Carmichael reports from Chicago Daily News on the humorous remark reflecting tension of the rivalry.
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John P. Carmichael
Chicago Daily News
Hutchins
U. of Chicago
Michigan
Dodger Signals Tour and Sporting Tidbits
Leo Durocher and Joe Medwick tour the middle west as Leo teaches signals. Lou Salica claims bantam weight title with Cleveland’s Georgie Pace favored. Missouri football centers hail from Kirkwood high in St Louis county. Miami’s Orange Bowl Baer Galento may hinge on rents for Chicago Stadium. A rodeo girl criticizes eastern plugs as artificial. Abner Doubleday’s grand nephew plays football at Syracuse.
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Leo Durocher
Joe Medwick
Middle West
Leo
Joe
Dodger
Lou Salica
Cleveland
Georgie Pace
U. of Missouri
Kirkwood High School
St. Louis County
Miami
Baer
Galento
Mike Jaacobs
Jim Norris
Tennessee to award letters after season ends
Burst T Swain of Birmingham Alabama notes Tennessee will award letters soon as their football season closed last Saturday. The remark reflects local sports sentiment about post season honors and lingering reactions from the concluded season.
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Tennessee
Burst T. Swain
Birmingham
Ala
War action marked by raids and battles in 1914
Twenty five years ago on October 28 1914 German raider Emden destroyed the Russian cruiser and French destroyer at Penang Belgians flooded lands near the Yser and heavy fighting occurred at Neuve Chapelle and Festubert in World War I clashes
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Associated Press
Emden
Penang
Yser
Neuve Chapelle
Festubert
Take the fun out of Hallowe en in Vincennes
Merchants in Vincennes Indiana plan a controlled Halloween by inviting children to soap store windows Monday night and have posted prizes for the most artistic drawings. The event curbs excess mischief while preserving a festive feel for the upcoming Halloween celebration.
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Hallowe’en
Vincennes
Ind
Friday Football Finals by Region
East yields Temple over Bucknell 16 to 0 and Duquesne 13 over Texas Tech 0. Western Maryland shuts out Boston University 6 0 Harvard junior varsity over Dartmouth junior varsity 19 to 0. South ties West Virginia 6 6 while Catholic defeats Miami Florida 14 0. Sewanee 6 Southwestern Tennessee 0. Presbyterian 6 Oglethorpe 0. Birmingham Southern 7 Millsaps 7 tied. Louisiana Tech 13 Tampa 0. Midwest Drake 12 St Louis 0 Parsons 14 Simpson 6. Kansas Wesleyan 9 College of Emporia 0. SouthWest East Texas Teachers 13 Howard Payne 6. North Texas Teachers 24 Sam Houston Teachers 13. Stephen F Austin Teachers 12 Southwest Texas Teachers 6. Oklahoma City 13 Sul Ross Teachers 0. Central Oklahoma Teachers 27 Oklahoma Military 6. Henderson 7 Arkansas State. Arkansas Tech 20 Hendrix 2. Rocky Mountain Brigham Young 18 Greeley State 6. New Mexico Normal 13 Adams State 0. Lewiston Idaho Normal 14 Whitworth 7. Far West Loyola Los Angeles 6 Hardin Simmons 0. College of the Pacific 32 California Ramblers 7. Whittier 47 California Tech 6. San Diego Marines 33 cci dental 6. San Jose State 23 Santa Barbara State 7. Willamette 42 College of Puget Sound 6.
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Associated Press
Temple
Bucknell
Duquesne
Texas Tech
Boston University
Western Maryland
Harvard J. V
Dartmouth J. Y. Ag
West Virginia
South Carolina
Catholic
Miami
Flia
Sewanee
Suthwestern
Tenn
Presbyterian
Oglethorpe
Birmingham Southern
Mill- Laps
Louisiana Tech
Tampa
Midwest
Drake
St. Louis
Parsons
Simpson
Kansas Wesleyan
College of Emporia
Southwest
East Texas
Howard Payne
North Texas
Sam Houston
Stephen F. Austin
Southwest Texas
Oklahoma City
Sul Ress
Central
Okla
Oklahoma Military
Henderson
Arkansas State
Arkansas Tech
Hendrix
Rocky Mountain
Brigham Young
Greeley State
New Mexico Normal
Adams State
Colo
Lewiston
Idaho
Normal
Whitworth
Far West
Loyola
Los Angeles
Hardin-Simmons
College of the Pacific
California Ramblers
Whittier
California Tech
San Diego Marines
Ccidental
San Jose State
Santa Barbara State
Willamette
College of Puget Sound
Grady man pleads guilty in shotgun slaying case
Pi Ba Borden, 61, Grady New Mexico, pleaded guilty to second degree murder for the Oct 7 shotgun slaying of Fred L. Pelts, 43, in Grady. He was sentenced to 25 to 99 years by Judge Harry L. Patton after a sudden plea change. Borden fired on Pelts as he walked from his car toward a grocery store. He surrendered and offered no motive.
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Clovis
Pi Ba Borden
Grady
N. M
Farmer
Fred L. Pelts
Gorden
Harry L. Patton
Howard Houk
Borden
Pelts
Norman, Hill
Jack O’shea
New Mexico
Hill
Bill Collins
Melrose
Collins
Jal and Carlsbad have fine teams say Deaton
Roswell high principal Paul Deaton praised Jal Panthers and Carlsbad Cavemen after an evenly matched 7 to 6 Jal win at Carlsbad last night. He noted Carlsbad’s strong backfield Prax Zuniga and Lealand Underwood as well as Jal’s speed and tackling. The game drew a huge crowd and will be followed by a Roswell-Carlsbad rematch Friday night in Carlsbad.
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Jal
Carlsbad
Paul H Deaton
Roswell High
Jal Panthers
Cavemen
Coyotes
Deaton
Prax Zuniga
Leland Underwood
James Robertson
Outstanding on Football Gridirons
New York October 28 Across the midseason slate three marquee inter sectional games stand out Cornell against Ohio State Yale opposing Michigan and Carnegie Tech meeting Notre Dame All are big gate attractions likely drawing 60 000 plus fans Other notable clashes include Penn versus an unbeaten North Carolina Purdue versus Santa Clara Oregon versus UCLA and Southern California versus California. Unbeatens Duquesne beat Texas Tech 13 0 West Virginia and South Carolina drew 6 6 Temple defeated Bucknell 16 0 Sewanee beat Southwestern of Memphis 6 0 Catholic University beat Miami 14 0 Drake topped St Louis 12 0 and Brigham Young beat Colorado Greely State 18 6
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New York
Cornell
Santa Clara
Oregon
U.C.L.A
Yale
Michigan
Elis
Mid-West
Notre Dame
Southern California
Duquesne
Texas Tech
West Virginia
South Carolina
Temple
Bucknell
Sewanee
Southwestern
Memphis
Catholic U
Miami
Drake
St. Louis University
Brigham Young
Greely State
Court orders suspended sentence for outside-state condition
A court imposed a five year suspended sentence on a defendant tied to issuing worthless checks, with the condition to remain outside the state. The order specifies that the suspension depends on compliance with the geographic restriction and other terms set by the court.
Elk tusks stolen from hunter's mounted elk
In Loveland Colorado H R van De Veght reported his mounted elk missing its two upper jaw tusks after thieves removed them while he dined at a restaurant and tied the tusks to his car.
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Loveland
Colo. H. R
van de Veght
New Mexico Lobos blank Arizona State 33 to 0
New Mexico University crushed Arizona State of Flagstaff 33 to 0 in Albuquerque extending their Border Conference lead. Sturdy defense limited the Lumberjacks to 74 yards while the Lobos piled up 28 first downs and five rushing scores, with standout Jim Hubbell fueling the offense and Gov Akers guiding the line.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico University
Lobos
Arizona State of
Jim Hubbell
New Mexico
Gov” Akers
Flagstaff
Harvey West
Wes Rutherford
Lobes
Fasses
College Scores From Various Cities Reported
In Albuquerque Arizona State of Flagstaff lost 0 to 33 against New Mexico University. At Alamosa New Mexico Normal led Adams State 13 to 0. In Pueblo Eastern New Mexico College defeated Pueblo Jaycees by 34 to 0.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Arizona State of Flagstaff
New Mexico University
Alamosa
Colo
New Mexico Normal
Adams State Teachers
Pueblo, Colo
Eastern New Mexico College
Pueblo Jaycees
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Lawrence Fox Jr
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Phong
North Virginia
Chas. Thimios
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Arizonians
Storks
Springield
Ill
Leo Stork
Springfield
Arbelbide
Kermit Laabs
Roswell, N. M
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Walt Disney
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