Roswell Coyotes Beat Austin Panthers In El Paso
Roswell Coyotes defeated Austin Panthers 16 to 6 in El Paso. Roswell’s line and backs delivered a strong game while Austin mounted a late surge through aerial plays. Key moments included a 24 yard Holloman to Kelley pass and a Roswell safety in the third quarter.
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College Grid Games In State During Week
Border conference teams rest this Armistice week as New Mexico clinches its title. Tempe and New Mexico Aggies win while Arizona and Texas Tech travel to face Miami and Hardin-Simmons. Eastern New Mexico hosts Panhandle Aggies. New Mexico State Teachers and New Mexico Normal idle.
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Week End College Football Scores By The Associated Press
A compilation of college football results shows Colorado State 9 edging Utah State 6, Cornell 23 over Ohio State 14, Michigan 27 over Yale 7, and many other Saturday games. Notable scores include Army 46 over Ursinus 13, Clemson 15 Notre Dame 7, Penn State tied 6, Colorado 27 over Wyoming 7, and USC 26 to California 0 among numerous regional matchups.
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Rose Bowl Picture Shaped By Key Week Games
Major games this week will influence Rose Bowl selections. Oregon State travels to face Southern California as a crucial PCC clash while Tennessee meets LSU in Baton Rouge in another pivotal matchup. Other top foes Texas A and M Kansas Oklahoma Oklahoma State NC State and Kentucky loom as potential at-large contenders.
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College football resumes with crucial period underway
New York reports the payoff month of the season begins as October ends with decisive matchups shaping the national title race. Contenders include Cornell, Duquesne, Carlisle, Notre Dame, Michigan, Oregon State, and Utah among others, as league battles and interdivisional tests loom with top teams facing tough fall schedules.
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Pimlico Special Looms Over Three Rich Horses Race
Baltimore racing scene focuses on a $10,000 winner take all Pimlico Special over 1 3 16 miles with seven hopefuls led by Challisdon Kayak II and Cravat. Vanderbilt aims for a Classic equivalent to a national championship as War Admiral Seabiscuit history echoes in the event.
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Incomplete cross country report identifies Princeton runner
A partial account from a Saturday Army Navy Princeton Columbia cross country meet mentions a Princeton runner with a square head and unclear results. No official numbers or full identities are provided in the fragment.
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GAMES HERE AND AT SANTA FE TOPS IN WEEK
Roswell and Santa Fe host intersectional clashes as New Mexico high schools ramp up for Armistice week. Albuquerque travels to Roswell to face the Coyotes while Clovis visits Santa Fe, with Roswell riding a 16 6 win over Austin High and Clovis coming off a 19 0 victory over St Michaels College.
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Montreal skater Sonja Henie partner signs with Harrison Thomson
Harrison Thomson of Montreal signs as Sonja Henie s skating partner this winter, paid four hundred a week plus Henie by his side. Chick Evans, once a top Chicago golfer, visited last week. The F V s around Charlottesville fear the Chicago football team may be booked for next Saturday. Ed Bang pursues Al Hostak and Eric Seelig for a charity show, potentially featuring five champions. Four prep school teams seek games next year if Tennessee shows interest.
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San Jose State High Scoring Team Under De Groot
The Los Angeles Times notes Dudley De Groot remains head coach of San Jose State, whose football program is described as the nation’s high scoring team. The column references a surge in Pop Warner activity affecting the program.
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Sherman Fans Double Up on Rice Upset Picks
Sherman Texas fans nearly unsettled a football pool by predicting Sam Houston State teachers would upset Rice. The stance reflects bold preseason bets by local followers amid scattered commentary from South Carolina coaches.
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Not provided coherent headline from old Clarkshoro notes
A fragmentary sports note mentions Dick Cresap of Clarkshoro West Virginia and Larry MacPhail planning a chaotic world series idea that failed to excite baseball men. The text hints at rookies, close games, and a wedding but remains unclear and garbled.
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World premier wrangle over Gone With The Wind
RP HH Walker of Charlotte and Juma F. Kearns of Mobile say they would not blame the moving picture people if they sued Tennessee for jumping the gun on the world premier of Johnny Rhett Butler in Gone With The Wind.
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Oklahoma Baptists Texas Wesleyan game stoppage noted
An official of the Oklahoma Baptists Texas Wesleyan contest failed to notice the stoppage as the game clock halted for 35 minutes of the first quarter.
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Three-Star Rice Slump Triggers Houston Client Farewell
A Houston client sent a curt message after Rice, a three-star special, suffered a sharp fall Saturday. The note read goodbye to Mr. Tips, reflecting disappointment in the event or service.
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Stoves and Furniture Bargains Noted in Record Ad
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Mustangs End Championship Drought With 1916 Title Win
The Silver City Mustangs beat the New Mexico State Teachers College Broncos 1916-10 to clinch their first New Mexico Conference football championship. Willis kicked a 40 yard field goal after a 60 yard drive, breaking a 7-7 tie as the Mustangs outgained the cadets and held off lateBroncos threats to seal the title and set up a next game against Wentworth Military Academy Red Dragons.
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Bowling City League Match Night Looms
Tonight Ball and White clash with Montgomery Ward in a City League bowling game. Both teams aim for early lead as standings tighten and spectators expect tight frames and high scores from the two squads.
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