Broncos Down New Mexico U by 7 to 0 in Cadet Stadium
New Mexico Military Institute defeated the University of New Mexico Lobos 7 to 0 on Saturday. Dinelli scored the lone touchdown with Huffaker kicking the extra point after a series of Institute advances. Lobos failed two scoring chances and the Cadets outgained them 175 to 135 rushing yards. Texas Mines beat the Aggies 31 to 6 in Las Cruces.
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Pittsburgh 15 Ranked High In Football World
New York AP reports a major intersectional surge this season as college football resumes conference play, with Pittsburgh's 15 ranking highlighted amid a wave of competitive matchups across conferences.
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Intersections loom in college football bids for sectionals
As a busy slate unfolds on November 11, major teams contend for conference honors across East Coast and other regions. Pitt tops the East after beating Notre Dame with Colgate Brown Holy Cross Penn and Temple undefeated. several duels may reshuffle the leaders. Big Six features Oklahoma’s showdown with Missouri and a title-affecting Michigan–Indiana duel, while the Pacific Coast and Southwest races hinge on California, UCLA, Texas and Texas Christian. In the Rocky Mountain circuit Utah leads, Colorado battles Colorado College and Wyoming, and in New Mexico/Texas regions the scorelines center on late-season clashes and a fumble reversal incident that altered momentum.
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Broncos Defeat Lobos in Thrilling 7-0 Gridiron Clash
A spirited Albuquerque trip ends with the Broncos led by captain Dinelli defeating the Lobos 7 to 0 before nearly 4,000 fans at University Stadium. Huffaker added the extra point after Dinelli'searly run, while Perez Smith and Huffaker fueled the Cadets with strong ground gains and solid defense. The cadets traveled by cadet special from Roswell, enjoyed Harvey House breakfasts, and celebrated a holiday city welcome with bands, parades, and civic leaders in attendance.
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Danti Dinelli
Roswell
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Harvey House
France
Albuquerque
Belen
Major Saunders
Major Erwin
Johnny Funk
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Jack Fletcher
Franciscan
Colonel Pearson
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Saunders
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Dinelli
Cadets and Alumni See Albuquerque Visit to Game
President Hoover and Senator Watson visited Albuquerque with cadets seen from Rent-A-Car windows. Alumni Morris and Lemmon greeted supporters while Lobo and Bronco clashed in a close half. Band members played songs as fans awaited further details of the trip and raffle results.
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Albuquerque
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