Lobos Edge Broncos 26 7 in Albuquerque Tilt
New Mexico Lobos defeated a rugged New Mexico Military Institute Broncos 26 to 7 in Albuquerque on Saturday afternoon. Paiz added a 43 yard kickoff return for a fourth touchdown late. the Lobos rallied from a 14 7 halftime deficit and held off the Broncos’ defense to seal the win.
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Roswell grid dopesters show perfect pick by Redden
Last week Roswell football dopesters performed strongly led by W J Redden with a perfect card the first since. He picked all winners and exactly two upset scores Nebraska 7 6 over Iowa State and Centenary 12 9 over T C U. Other top pickers had 11 or 12 correct in 13 games.
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Notice of Certificate Amendment for Griffith Theatres Inc
Public notice filed with the New Mexico State Corporation Commission announces a certificate of amendment for R. K. Griffith Theatres Inc. The amended article increases authorized capital stock to 300 000 dollars with 3000 shares of 100 dollars each and startup capital of 1000 dollars divided into 10 shares. principal office is Roswell New Mexico statutory agent Fred Morley Yueca Theatre Roswell. Filed Oct 16 1934 at 2 30 p m. Don R Casados Chairman.
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Grand Old Men of the Grid
Michael Warner and Amos Stagg are called the grand old men of football coaching. Warner rebuilds Temple into a major Eastern program while Stagg at the College of the Pacific proves age is no barrier, rallying a weak program to challenge Southern California and California.
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Comprehensive college football scores roll up a busy slate
A sprawling roundup lists scores from numerous colleges and universities nationwide. Notable deluges include Princeton 45 over Cal, Georgia 6 over Alabama, Notre Dame 19 over Illinois 7, Minnesota 48 over Iowa 12, and Ohio State 28 over Northwestern 6 amid a broad spread of results across divisions and regions.
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Lobos Prepare for Crucial Arizona Clash in Tucson
Albuquerque AP report says New Mexico Lobos brace for a pivotal conference showdown with Arizona Wildcats in Tucson. Key returnees Bennett Dinewall and Stan Cropsley bolster the line as the Lobos seek revenge after last year’s 7–6 loss. Nearby notes include NM Military Institute clash at Roswell and other regional games.
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Rose Bowl prospects narrowed to Stanford or Washington
Rae Paracena reports officials hold Rose Bowl selection after a dampened process as potential 1825 opponents include Stanford and Washington from the Pacific coast. Minnesota, Chicago, Princeton, Army, Navy, Syracuse, Dartmouth, Alabama, Tulane, LSU and Rice are also mentioned as possible foes.
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New Mexico U Tops Grid List At Halfway Mark
An AP compilation shows 382 colleges unbeaten or untied at midseason with 16 schools dropping out after weekend losses or ties. Holy Cross Duke Utah Vanderbilt Iowa State Georgetown Penn State among those out. New Mexico leads with five wins and 174 points for, 47 against.
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Four Light Heavies To Wrestle Here
Four light heavyweights are set for a Thursday Armory card. Jay Thomas returns to face Tiger Taylor of Denver after a draw with Tug Wilson. Wilson meets El Campos as the Mexican pursues a El Paso bout, with the program set for 7 30.
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