Roswell Favored To Beat Albuquerque In Friday Picks
A historical column recounts an Admiral of the Middle Rio Grande mocking past prognostications while predicting Roswell will beat Albuquerque High if the Coyotes play well. Hobbs, Lordsburg, Tucumcari, NMMI Colts, Santa Fe, Clovis, Artesia, Santa Rosa, Grants, Las Vegas, Roy, and Cortez are listed among other games.
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Hobbs
Bowie
el Paso
Jal
Lordsburg
Las Cruces
Tucumcari
Fort Sumner
NMMI
Portales
Santa Fe
Clovis
Artesia
Capitan
Santa Rosa
Vaughn
Roswell
Albuquerque
Coyotes
Austin
Grants
Santa Fe Indians
Las Vegas
Roy
Gallup
Cortez
Colorado
Cornell Tops Grid Poll As Notre Dame Follows In AP Ranking
New York Oct 29 Cornell Notre Dame and Michigan lead the Associated Press college football poll for a second straight week. Cornell appears over the hump toward a second straight undefeated season, with Notre Dame and Michigan also strong. Northwestern Minnesota Texas A and M Stanford Clemson Georgetown and Penn State follow in the top ranks.
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New York
Cornell
Notre Dame
Michigan
Associated Press
Columbia
Lou Little
Ithaca
Army
Wolverines
Minnesota
Northwestern
Ohio State
Clemson
Georgetown
Evanston, Ill
Texas Aggies
Arkansas
Mississippi
Stanford
Tennessee
Florida
Louisiana State
Boston College
Manhattan
Tulane
Syracuse
Big Red
Irish
Pennsylvania
Texas A. & M
Georgeton
Nebraska
Washington
Navy
Southern Methodist
Detroit
Penn State
Duke
Mississippi State
Santa Clara
Fordham
Auburn
Texas Tech
Colorado
California
Rice
Border Conference Week Sees Key Games and Standings
Arizona Wildcats lead the Border Conference after a scoreless tie between Texas Miners and Tempe, as Arizona beat Oklahoma A&M 24 0 in Phoenix. Tempe and Miners share second, New Mexico Aggies third, New Mexico University fourth, while Flagstaff Lumberjacks sit last with three losses.
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Associated Press
Wildcats
Arizona University
Texas Miners
Tempe
el Paso
Muckers
Arizona
Oklahoma Aggies
Phoenix
Miners
New Mexico Aggies
New Mexico University
Lumberjacks
Flagstaff
Arizona Miner
Colorado State
Denver
Albuquerque
Bradley Tech
Peoria
Ill
State College
Bulldog
Arizonans
Shwewood Fries
New Mexico Lobos
New Mexico
Morrisey
Smith
Fries
Johnny Black
Carl Berra
del Snoddy
Utah University
New Mexico Normal University
Wayland College
Silver City
Texans Sweep Unbeaten Teams in Bold Football Run
In Dallas on October twenty second, Texas colleges show a strong 39 win 14 loss 2 tie mark led by Texas A&M and Texas, with John Kimbrough and an ice cold squad powering a 16 game streak. Arkansas joins as lone conference member with a proud 16 3 1 nonconference ledger. Southern Methodist and Texas Tech remain undefeated but tied. Pitt drew 7 7 with SMU while Tech and Oklahoma A&M finished 6 6. The Southwest Conference posts a stellar 16 3 1 nonconference record.
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Strong
Texas Asvios
John Kimbrough
Texans
Arkansas
Texas Aggies
Mhardin-Simmons
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
Pitt
Panthers
Tech
Oklahoma
Aggies
Kaplan Defeats Aron by Decision in Welterweight Bout
Philadelphia report notes Mike Kaplan, a Bostonian, defeats Milt Aron by a clean 10 round decision at Convention Hall with ringside view by Fritzie Zivic. Kaplan targets champion status, listing his recent victims at UCL A Indiana Colorado Mississippi and others. Texas A&M fans eye another bout against a foreign challenger on New Year’s Day.
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Philadelphia
Mike Kaplan
Chicago
Milt Aron
Fritzie Zivic
Zivic
Convention Hall
Talk of Hobbs for Artesia Bowl Game
Artesia New Mexico October 29 Gateway Bowl officials expect a reply from Hobbs Eagles who are unbeaten and untied in state play and invited to meet another top ranked prep football team in the second annual bowl game on November 30 Also mentioned are Albuquerque high school and Gallup as possible opponents Jal beat Silver City last year in the bowl contest aiding Ra ton's claim to the title
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Artesia
N. M
Hobbs
Eagles
Texas
Gatewa Association
Albuquerque High School
Budogs
Gallup Tigers
Weekly Wash: Southern California borrows star from Green Bay
New York sports brief reports Ernie Smith joining Southern California to learn the Bears T formation from Clark Shaughnessy, who taught it to the Bears at Stanford. New York U substitutes Fordham. Vanderbilt follows Clemson on Tulane’s 1941 card. Mose Simms of St. Mary’s tosses 24 balls after a Long Island U game. High Chicago Stadium rentals may keep Mike Jacobs away this winter.
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New York
Southern California
Ernie Smith
Green Bay Packers
Trojans
Chicago Bears
Clark Shaughnessy
Stanford
Shaughnessy
Bears
New York U
Fordham
Vanderbilt
Clemson
Tulane
Tom Yawkey
Sid Hudson
Clark Griffith
Mose Simms
St. Mary’s
Texas
Long Island U
Chicago Stadium
Mike Jacobs
All American talk sparks debate from McAllen
Texas columnist Jerry Stephens questions the All-America idea after a headline about two Aggie linemen being nominated for All-American birth. The piece critiques the sensational tone and argues for restraint in naming and selecting players.
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Aggie
Texas
Jerry Stephens
McAllen
Tex
Casualties and coaching notes from scattered sports items
Casualties include Asa Bushnell breaking an arm after a fall during roller skating. Rev. Herman Page helps coach the University of Dayton football team. Paul Menton tabbed Syracuse-Columbia upset, affecting batting averages. Fond du Lac’s roster includes an uncle and nephew coached by an Italian, with Tony Cherolis signaling to Spallas and Megallas. Michigan coach notes Tom Harmon’s broad duties. Carlsbad Current-Argus notes Eddie Brietz verse support. Lou Brouillard shifts to wrestling. Kid McCoy’s bout at White Plains highlighted. Guest Star Bob Stedler commented on Cleveland signs Rogers Hornsby and Indians’ future. Rag time note on Clark Shaughnessy’s Bowl relevance and Harmon’s Penn game.
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Asa Bushnell
Herman Page
U. of Dayton
Paul Menton
Syracuse
Tony Cherolis
Spallas
Kolobolas
Megallas
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Jess Neely
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Kaplan
Aron
Indiana
Tulsa
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Hoss
Eerned
Sieht
Ms Cad
Ieee Ee
Lafayette
North Carolina
Tom Harmon
Kenneth Dixon
Carlsbad
Argus
Eddie Brietz
Lou Brouillard
Kid McCoy
Pete de Ruzza
White Plains
Bob Stedler
Buffalo Evening News
Cleveland
Rogers Hornsby
Ragtime News
Clark
Penn
Reagan
Minnesota Bugs
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