Battered Lobos Face Nevada On Next Saturday
Albuquerque October 29 Coach Ted Shipkey must rebuild his battered New Mexico Lobos for the Nevada tilt this Saturday. Key changes move Ed McCracken to tackle and Vic Crocco to fullback while guards Watkins, Luksich, Rutherford suffer injuries. Shipkey remains upbeat noting recent Tech and Arizona losses and hints at renewed tempo with the Accordion Shift to rally for the Aggie clash ahead.
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Ted Shipkey
Nevada University
Shipkey
Ed McCracken
Vic Crocco
Tech
Arizona
Bill Thompson
Larry Felicetti
Lubbock
Arnold Loken
Walt Beard
Nevada
Bob Watkins
John Luksich
Wayne Rutherford
Ross McClintock
Spencer Hawkins
Hawkins
Austin O’jibway
Charlie Smith
Army
Flagstaff
Texas
Hutson Star Scorer For Pro Football Team
Chicago recall of Don Hutson 1935 debut and seven season dominance. Hutson, Packers star, has scored more touchdowns than any league player and remains central in the Bears Packers matchup at Wrigley Field. Halas and others praise Hutson's speed, precision, and game impact ahead of the upcoming clash.
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Chicago
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Shuulders
Don Hutson
Hutson
Alabama
Curly Lambeau
Bears
Arnold Herber
Green Bay
Packers
Wrigley Field
Halas
Jack Sutherland
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Sutherland
Denny Shute to Visit Roswell for Golf Advice Event
Famous golfer Denny Shute will be at Montgomery Ward in Roswell next Tuesday from 11 30 a m to 1 p m to answer questions on golf. Ward manager G D Klingaman invites all Roswell golfers to drop in for tips on grip stance clubs and swing. Shute will also play an exhibition match at Roswell Country Club teaming with Wilbur McKnight against Red Keohane and Dode Forrester.
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Roswell
Denny Shute
Montgomery Ward
G. D. Klingaman
Ward
Mr. Klingaman
Denny
Craig Wood
United States
Deny
Shute
Roswell Country Club
Wilbur McKnight
Red Keohane
Dode Forrester
Bob Feller’s fast pitch tests umpire nerves
Los Angeles reports Art Passarella recalls a tense night before his first major league game behind the plate facing Bob Feller’s fast ball. He feared miscalling calls on a cloudy day and narrowly avoided fainting as the ace pitched for Cleveland against Johnny Niggeling’s knuckleball for the Browns.
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Los Angeles
Art Passarella
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Johnny Niggeling
Browns
Kelly Unable To Play Friday For Coyotes
Roswell back Ben Kelly, a left half back, will miss Friday night’s game against the Albuquerque Bull Dogs at de Bremond Field due to a lingering leg injury. It is the third straight game sidelining the Coyote backfield, coach Corn said today.
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Ben Kelly
Roswell
Coyotes
Albuquerque Bull Dogs
de Bremond Field
Corn
Coyote
Army Plan To Defeat The Irish At West Point
West Point cadets show bold spirit ahead of Notre Dame clash. Red Blaik’s pep talks meet confident attitudes as upperclassmen decorate dorms with bedsheets praising Army. Plebes face the task of explaining the prank while hoping for a victory.
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West Point
N. Y
U. S. Military Academy
Notre Dame
Cadet Corps
Army
Red Blaik
Red
South Bend
Steve Juzwik
Angelo Bertilli
Humpty-dumpty
Navy
Blaik
Memoirs of a Baseball Game and Managerial Aegis
Passarella recalls a marathon game as Feller opened with a wild pitch and Ida called it a strike. He describes the grind of the dressing room and the ease of the big leagues where everyone knows the game. Dykes’s quick vantage point leads to a plan: wear him down until he winds and walks away.
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Feller
Ida
Passarella
Los Angeles
Art
Lobos Keep Ace Quarterback Chesley Smith for Season
New Mexico University won a stay for its ace quarterback Charles Chesley Smith through the 1941 football season. A draft board granted the postponement until the fall conclusion, allowing Smith to continue leading the Lobos.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexic University
Charles Chesley Smith
West Texas Plans Defeat of Hardin Simmons Cowboys
West Texas State fans chart a bus caravan to Abilene for the border conference showdown with Hardin-Simmons University. The undefeated Buffaloes seek a sixth straight win after beating Arizona State and face Texas Mines and a tough Cowboys squad in a crucial test.
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Hardin- Simmons Cowboys
High Plains
Cowboys
Texas Mines
Buffaloes
Arizona University
Buffs
Plainview
Lubbock
Sweetwater
Abilene
Buford Emler
Warren Lockhart
Flagstaff
Rival Grid Stars meet in classic Minnesota Northwestern clash
Minnesota and Northwestern renew a rivalry that has featured DeCorrevont and Sweiger in key plays. DeCorrevont's 50 yard TD run helped Minnesota win 14-7 in one meeting, while Sweiger twice punched through for TDs in a 13-12 Northwestern victory in Evanston. The old flash versus sock dynamic may favor the ground game again as they clash Saturday in Minneapolis.
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Minnesota
Northwestern
Bill DeCorrevont
Wildcats
Bob Sweiger
Sweiger
Evanston
Wildcat
Gophers
Flash
Sock
DeCorrevont
Induction Order For 22-Year-Old Player Delayed
A 22 year old football player had been ordered to report for induction Saturday, with the semester starting next month. The notice marks a clash between athletic commitments and military service requirements.
Army schedule may open with Texas A&M and Cornell
A.P. report notes rumors that the 1943 Army football slate could start with Texas A&M and then face Cornell, contrasting with recent years' easier beginnings. The unbeaten Cadets face heightened early tests as the program plans a tougher start.
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Associated Press
West Point
N. Y
Army
Texas A. & M
Cornell
Lions and Big Red prep amid knee injury note
Don Snavely of Columbia, sidelined by a bad knee, received a final letter from Cornell coach Carl Snavely before the Lion-Big Red game. The note hopes he returns to play even if it costs them the game. The Snavelys are not related.
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New York
Don Snavely
Columbia
Carl Snavely
Cornell
High School Player Confronts Umpire During Heated Moment
In Bloomington Illinois a high school football player argued with umpire Paul Tangora a former Northwestern All America guard and then cried claiming he had not seen real football The umpire responded with a calm smile and did not engage further
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Bloomington
Paul Tangora
Northwestern
Football bookies rate Navy slight favorite over Penn
New York reports that after last week’s Harvard tie the odds shifted Navy to 15-10 over Penn with even money now. Army scouts call Notre Dame quarterback Angelo Bertelli the season’s best passer and speculate on pro potential. Pete Reiser is favored for the Chicago baseball writers rookie award. Freddie Apostoli will be sidelined three months with a busted mitt.
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New York
Special
Navy
Penn
Harvard
Army
Notre Dame
Angelo Bertelli
Pete Reiser
Chicago Baseball Writers
Freddie Apostoli
Quote Unquote Phil Rizzo on shortstop height advantage
Phil Rizzo says playing close to the ground benefits a shortstop by making it harder for pitchers to get the ball down over the plate. He adds that he can counter with base hits when needed and silence critics with his play.
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Phil Rizzo
P.G.A. Tournament May Move to Detroit Club
Detroit's Grosse Isle Club likely hosts next year's PGA event. Billy Loose retires as middleweight champion. Mike Jacobs seeks Al Hostak to face Ken Overlin. Tommy Harmon and his broadcasting partner feud over alternating Michigan game quarters from separate booths.
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Grosse Isle Club
Billy Loose
Mike Jacobs
al Hostak
Billy
Ken Overlin
Tommy Harmon
Michigan
Kenneth Jones Spotlight in Peoria Journal-Transcript
Kenneth Jones profiles a Pittsburgh University identity celebrated in Peoria as the city’s Journal-Transcript notes the school’s famed cathedral of learning. The feature highlights the university’s historic reputation and its enduring scholarly prestige in a mid century tone.
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Peoria Ill
Journal-Transcript
Pittsburgh University
National Football Schedule May Expand Next Season
The NFL considers adding more East West games to stretch the slate next year. Whirlaway’s Santa Anita stall housed historic runners Equipoise Twenty Grand and Rosemont. Giants players gifted Frank Reagan a silver cigarette case as a farewell token after a partial season stint.
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Whirlaway
Santa Anita
Equipoise
Rosemont
Football Giants
Frank Reagan
Vision question sparks outvote at semi-pro umpire meeting
An optician rejected a membership form for the National Association of Semi-Pro Umpires due to a vision inquiry. A Kansas member quipped that one doctor approves while ten thousand fans declare the umpire blind.
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National Association of
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Kansas
Order by Name for Better Por Corn
A brief local item notes a proposed rule to order products by name to improve clarity in corn commerce. Officials consider practical steps to standardize labeling and avoid confusion in trading and pricing.
Southwest Conference schedule set with three games
Fort Worth Texas Oct 28 three conference games will be played next Saturday marking the halfway point. SMU faces Texas in Dallas in a pivotal title showdown while TCU meets Baylor in Waco and Arkansas meets Texas A M at Little Rock. Rice rests to host Centenary in Houston night game. Kyle Gillespie may miss for the Frogs.
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Southwest
Southern Methodist
Dallas
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Bears
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Texas A. & M
Little Rock
Ark
Aggies
Razorbacks
Smething
Owls
Rice Institute
Centenary Gentlemen
Houston
Tulane
Boxing results roundup from various cities
Fights last night report lists Bob Pastor winning by technical knockout over Al Delaney in Toronto at 182 3/4 pounds and 197 3/4 pounds in Windsor Ontario. Freddie Pope outpointed Chiquito Sanchez in Columbus at 117 1/2 pounds. Other results note Panther Williams in St Louis.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Bob Pastor
New York
al Delaney
Windsor
Ont
Akron
Ohio
Freddie Pope
Columbus
Chiquito Sanchez
Mexico City
ST. Louis
Panther Williams
Boxing results from local bouts and outpoints
In Des Moines Harry Cooper was knocked out, while Lou Schwartz defeated an opponent in Brooklyn. In New York City Sa verio Turiello edged a Brooklyn foe at 154 1/2. Pete Derazza won at White Plains over an opponent at 148. In Mamaroneck Artie Doreell outpointed, and Tyler hosted another bout.
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Harry Cooper
Brooklyn
New York
Lou Schwartz
Saverio Turiello
Italy
White Plains
N. Y
Pete Derazza
Mamaroneck
Artie Doreell
Tyler
Texas
Cobina Wright Jr to Wed Army Corporal in New York Church
Cobina Wright Jr and Corporal Palmer Beau dette plan to marry next Monday at a church in New York after a week’s leave and family consent. The Hollywood report notes both families are reportedly agreeable to the match.
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Hollywood
Palmer Beaudette
Cobina Wright, Jr
New York
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