Admiral’s tongue in chief picks state high school games
Albuquerque October 28 The Admiral of the Middle Rio Grande fleet presides over a belated football forecast for the week. He names Raton, Roswell, Menaul, Dawson, Fort Sumner, Lovington as unbeaten prospects and odds upset potential for Gallup, Farmington, Hot Springs, Lordsburg. He predicts Fort Sumner over Estancia, Lovington over Melrose, Santa Fe over Belen, Clovis over Hobbs, with Pecos’s Cavemen posing a threat to the Texans.
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John R.”’Ward
Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico Admiralty
Raton
Tigers
Santa Fe
Tucumcari
Roswell
Menaul
Dawson
Fort Sumner
Lovington
Gallup
Farmington
Kelly
Ben Kelly
Albuquerque Bulldogs
Coyotes
St. Michael’s
Roger Candelaria
Panthers
Las Vegas
Deming
Hot Springs
Lordsburg
Estancia
Melrose
Belen
Marion Larragette
Clovis
Hobbs
Pecos
Cavemen
Texans
California split hints at PCC divorce risk in sports world
California scribes hint Stanford leads rich schools from the north over policy votes amid Pacific Coast Conference tensions. Big Ten unrest swirls around Frank Leahy and Notre Dame’s appeal to players once pledged to conference teams.
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New York
Special News Service
California
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Big Ten
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ft. Worth
Philadelphia
North Hills Club
Gil Dobie
Navy
Swede Larson
Detroit U
Stagg Field
Chicago
Nick Stickle
Seattle Rangers
Seattle
Spokane
Whitman College
Pecos Theater To Have Face Lifted
A repair plan will refresh the Pecos theater with a facelift and essential fixes. The project aims to improve façade and interior features, restoring appearance and comfort for patrons while maintaining its historic character.
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Pecos Theater
New Mexico Sportswriters Society Delivers Mysterious Gift
A bizarre scene unfolds as the Admiral receives a messenger from the New Mexico Sportswriters Society, who presents him with a bird after reciting a list of local team outcomes and Sundown Saturday forecasts. The message hints at playful intrigue surrounding high school and college matches.
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Clayton
Portales
Jai
Monument
Lordsburg
Las Cruces
Santa Fe Indians
Grants
Santa Rosa
Vaughn
Socorro
Mountainair
Taos
Springer
Dawson
St. Mary’s of Albuquerque
Hurley
Alamogordo
Artesia
Albuquerque Indians
Fort Wingate
Aztec
New Mexico Sportswriters’ and Crystal Crackers Society, Unlimited
Raton Tigers Roll Santa Fe High 26 to 0 in State Prep
Raton, N M Oct 28 Tigers steamroll Santa Fe High School 26 to 0 to extend their state prep football lead. Two fleet halfbacks and a powerful line spark three first half touchdowns and a fourth in the third quarter as Raton improves to four straight state wins. Raton meets Tucumcari next, then Clayton and Dawson to complete the slate.
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Tigerbacks
Santa Fe
Demons
Raton
Marion Larragette
Charles Pacheco
Tucumcari
Tigers
Clayton
Dawson
Bradley Beats Ark A M 67 0. Braves Stay Undefeated
Bradley's football team defeated New Mexico A g g ie s 26 to 0 and crushed Arkansas A and M of Monticello 67 to 0, running to 14 touchdowns in two games. Bradley remains undefeated and untied, with 172 points for and 13 against overall.
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Peoria
Bradley Braves
Bradley
New Mexico Aggies
Arkansas A
Monticello
Braves
Arkansas
Texas and Minnesota Tied for Top in AP Grid Poll
New York Oct 28 The AP football poll shows Minnesota and Texas tied for No 1 with 1 161 points each. Minnesota leads in first place votes 60 to 53 while Texas gains support in secondary positions. Fordham Duke Notre Dame Michigan Penn Northwestern Vanderbilt also in top 10 as Navy Army Tulane tumble from early slots and Penn leads second tier.
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Minnesota
Texas
Associated Press
Golden Gophers
Longhorns
Michigan
Gophers
Northwestern
Wildcats
Notre Dame
Army
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Navy
Harvard
Tulane
Mississippi
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Fordham
Purdue
Duke
Georgia Tech
Illinois
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Tle
Mississippi State
Missouri
Santa Fe Player Is Army Grid Star
Ralph Hill, former Santa Fe prep school football star, is a key man in Army's unbeaten eleven. He scored the winning touchdown with a 56 yard run against Yale and starred for New Mexico Military Institute before West Point.
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West Point
Ralph Hill
Santa Fe
N. M
Army
Hill
Columbia
Yale
New Mexico Military Institute
Continuous Shows For New Chavez Theatre Opens
A continuous matinee and night policy will start with the Chavez Theatre opening, running from 1:00 p m to 11:00 p m and matching the Yucca Pecos policy. Admission stays the same for both matinee and evening shows, a popular feature adopted years ago at Yucca to allow afternoon and evening attendance.
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Third and Main
Chavez Theatre
Yucca
Pecos
Chavez
Notice of Extension for Roswell Building and Loan Assoc
Public notice filed with the New Mexico State Corporation Commission extends the corporate existence of Roswell Building and Loan Association for fifty years from February 18, 1941. Principal office is Roswell, with R. H. McCune as statutory agent for service. Filed October 22, 1941. No. 22462. Commission Chairman Don R. Casados.
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New Mexico
State Corporation Commission of
Roswell Building and Loan Association
Roswell
R. H. McCune
State Corporation Commission
Don R. Casados
Halas Called World’s Greatest Football Coach by Conzelman
Jim Conzelman, coach of the Chicago Cardinals, launches a one man campaign to crown George Halas as the greatest football genius. He lauds Halas’s Bears as unbeatable, jokes about snow washing, and admits his admiration amid wary nods from Jock Sutherland and Steve Owen.
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New York
Jimmy Conzelman
Chicago Cardinals
George Halas
Jimmy
Halas
Chicago Bears
Bears
Conzelman
National League
Jock Sutherland
Steve Owen
Tulsa Hurricane lists three sets of brothers on football squad
The Tulsa Hurricane leads the Missouri Valley race and features three pairs of brothers: Joe and Kenneth Gibson, Bob Dodds and Glenn Dobbs, and Saxon and Jack Judd among backs and linemen.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Hurricane
Joe
Kenneth Gibson
Bob Dodds
Glenn Dobbs
Saxon
Jack Judd
Marquette gridiron squad distances downtown photo rumor
Milwaukee reports that a large team photo displayed in a downtown department store sparked questions about team morale. Four players replied almost in unison that they had not been downtown since September 9, hinting at detachment from the downtown display.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
Missouri Injuries Remain Low in Columbia Report
In Columbia Missouri injuries are at a minimum as officials note stable conditions and no serious incidents reported. Local authorities say medical facilities are prepared and responders continue routine patrols to maintain safety.
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Columbia
Missouri
Freshman Football Ranks Train Staff Busy with Vaccines
The football ranks this week report Ollie Devictor and staff busier than ever as 68 freshman athletes receive smallpox vaccinations. The item notes Golden Bantam Sweet Corn and Andersons Gardens-Adv in the copy.
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Ollie Devictor
Golden Bantam Sweet Corn Andersons Gardens
Adv
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