Broncos Tie Badgers With Last Minute Kick
Trailing 7 0 with 2 minutes left the Broncos mounted a late surge on the Institute field at Roswell. Dinelli set the offense, McKinney booted the tying kickoff after Maxwell snapped clean. The Badgers, dominant early, were stymied by a stout Bronco defense and a turnover-free drive, ending N M I 7 Amarillo Junior College 7.
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Football Scores Across Regions Reported In Brief
Football scores from the Far Southwest to the Pacific Coast show New Mexico U 7 Loyola Los Angeles 43 and Texas Tech 12 Texas Mines 7 among others. Central districts note Chicago 0 Michigan 28 and Notre Dame 0 Pittsburgh 14, with detailed lineups and plays leading to a Wisconsin drive. The article mentions forthcoming games and punting highlights, including Howes’s role for Wisconsin and plans for the Broncos to face Wayland College Jackrabbits next Saturday.
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Heavyweight Muddle of The Boxing Scene in 1933
In a slow ebb for boxing, Primo Carnera holds a controversial title with questions about his legitimacy. Baer shows movie ambitions, while rivals like Sharkey, Schmeling, and Levinsky are dismissed or aging. The piece rails at the sport’s heavyweight crop, noting Europe residence and waning public interest amid a clutter of dubious defenses.
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Grid Leaders In All Parts Of The Nation
Major football ratings show contenders across conferences as November games loom. Michigan heads the Big Ten with Illinois, Purdue and Minnesota. Fordham, Army, Princeton, Holy Cross and Duquesne lead the East. Oregon, USC and Oregon State top the Pacific Coast. Georgia, Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi, Vanderbilt and LSU compete in the Southeast. Nebraska leads the Big Six. Utah tops the Rocky Mountain while Oklahoma A. and M. lead the Missouri Valley. Contests include Fordham vs St Mary’s, Army vs Coe College, Cornell-Columbia, Penn-Lafayette, Syracuse-Penn State, Bucknell-Western Maryland and other key clashes shaping title chances.
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Homecoming at State U Armistice Day game set
Albuquerque November 11 to be annual Homecoming Day for UNM alumni with a football clash against Arizona Wildcats at Varsity Stadium. Activities include alumni registration at 9 AM, a 1 PM parade through main streets, floats by fraternities and societies, an alumni banquet, and a dance at the gym. George Savage to toast at banquet.
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What's the matter with Notre Dame football
AP sports editor Alan Gould visits Notre Dame to assess football after a losing streak. Father John S. O Hara and athletic director Jesse Harper defend leadership, noting Rockne’s unique era and predicting a return to prominence, with no premature changes planned.
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Barracks Briefs: Polo, Colts, Badgers in hard fought wins
The polo team edged Oklahoma in a tense series, earning a double victory and Waterhouse promised steak. Colts routed Carrizoz o 43 to 0 with strong backfield and line play. The Badgers and Broncos tied Amarillo after a relentless cadet defense held the Blue and Gray back, with Dinelli’s late surge and McKinney’s decisive kick securing the tie.
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Harris to Manage Red Sox In 1 Year Deal
Boston reports Stanley Bucky Harris will manage the Red Sox for one season in a new rebuilding plan. The former Washington pennant winner will serve as third base coach and box manager, resigning from Detroit earlier in September. Harris, turning 37, helped Washington win the 1924 World Series and later steered Detroit seasons into contention before a downturn.
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Bears Remain Untouched As Pro Team Leads West
Chicago date Oct 326 AP notes that the Chicago Bears sustain their undefeated status in the national professional league, bolstered by strong defense and smart play as they lead the Western division.
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Racer is killed in Ascot speedway crash
Los Angeles report states Babe Stanger a 25 year old Alhambra racer fell through the fence during a 15 lap race at Ascot Speedway yesterday afternoon. He died from injuries sustained in the crash.
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Bears rally to top Giants as four games on slate
The Bears staged a late rally to beat the New York Giants 19 to 14 yesterday. Pittsburgh upset Boston 16 to 14. Brooklyn defeated Chicago Cardinals 7 to 0 and Green Bay triumphed over Philadelphia 35 to 9.
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Cubs try to buy Chuck Klein in 1934 deal
Chicago claim renews a Cubs Klein purchase with reports the club has bought Philadelphia outfielder Chuck Klein for 65 000 plus infielder Mark Koenig and two other players. Cubs officials deny completion while noting ongoing pursuit. The Herald and Examiner also says Chick Hafey will join the Cubs in 1934.
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Drink water with meals boosts digestion at Owl Drug ad
An Owl Drug Company advertisement claims water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. It mentions a spoonful of Adherika to aid bloating and gas and that one dose cleans out poisons while washing both the upper and lower bowels.
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