Utah Notre Dame Pace Nation In Total Offense
Utah tops total offense and rushing after a 337 yard ground and air effort against Wyoming. Notre Dame trails with 1,706 total yards in four games, while Utah has 2,195 yards through five contests.
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Utah
Notre Dame
Pace Nation
Athletic Bureau
Utes
Wyoming
Detroit
Titans
Frank Leahy
Iowa
Bobby Layne
Texas
Ben Raimondi
Indiana
Fla
Joe Rogers
Villanuova
Rogers
Rudy Mobley
Hardin-Simmons
Arizona State
Tempe
Roberts
Mobley
Nevada
St. Mary's
Princeton
Layne
Rice
Longhorns
Jockey Nick Wall Flung From Horse at Bay Meadows
In San Mateo California jockey Nick Wall was knocked from his mount in the fifth race at Bay Meadows. He suffered twelve broken ribs and a dangerous spinal injury and remained near death today.
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San Mateo
Calif
Nick Wall
Wall
Bay Meadows
Utah Utes Seek Unbeaten Run After Denver Loss
Utah coach Ike Armstrong would trade the leading national total offense for a single 20 to 14 win over Denver. The Utes, led by Armstrong in his 22nd season, fell to Denver on Oct 19, ending their bid for perfection as they prepare to face Colorado this Saturday in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Redskins
Ike Armstrong
Armstrong
Denver
Ike
Utes
Mountain Country
Colorado
Losing Horse Given No Alibi
Bert Mulholland trainer for George Widener's Lucky Draw says the favorite exited the Gallant Fox handicap with no alibi. Lucky Draw heads to the Westchester on Nov 9 at Jamaica as its final stakes appearance of the year. Don Padgett rode two winners at Laurel but suffered a leg injury in a late spill. Parisen was hospitalized for internal injuries while Padgett Mora escaped serious harm. The Daingerfield, a 15000-added two mile event, opens today's Empire program at Jamaica.
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Bert Mulholland
George Widener
Jamaica
Don Padgett
I'll Bee
Laurel
L'Oiseau Bleu
Edward Parisen
Lady Easton
Parisen
Henri Mora
Padgett
Mora
Empire
Phalanx Wins Remsen Handicap at Jamaica Track
C. V. Whitney's Phalanx captured the Remsen handicap at Jamaica for his fourth win, paying $12.20. He ran the mile and one sixteenth in 1:45 4/5, defeating Tavistock and the favored Donor.
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C. V. Whitney
Phalanx
Jamaica
Tavistock
Donor
Winners at multiple tracks set varied payouts
Details of feature race winners across tracks include Laurel Lady Phara earning 814.40 dollars, Churchill Cardigan at 16.00, Rockingham Desert Ra tion 13.80, and Bay Meadows Pater tied to Foreign Policy with 3.80.
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Laurel—Lady Phara
Churchill—Cardigan
Rockingham—Desert
Bay Meadows—Pater
Johnny Breen Trio Delivers Bets at Laurel
Johnny Breen turned in a triple at Laurel with Gullah earning 12.20, Tacaro Briar 6.10, and Turnabout 9.80. The performance highlights a strong showing for Breen in the race.
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Johnny Breen
Laurel
Gullah
Rider Falls From Mare In Race Incident
A rider named Wall was thrown when mare Flutcher crowded the heels during a race. He suffered a feeble heartbeat and doctors gave him a slight chance to live. If he recovers he may not ride again.
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Flutcher
Wall
Harvard and Davidson Dominate Nation in Grid Defense
Harvard and Davidson top national rankings for football defense per the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau. Davidson leads in total and rushing defense while Harvard leads rushing defense. Navy, Indiana, LSU and others follow in various categories.
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Davidson
Harvard
New York
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Vania
North Carolina State
West Virginia
Alabama
Louisiana State
Notre Dame
Hardin-Simmons
Army
Indiana
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Mississippi State
Georgia Tech
Wake Forest
Navy
New York University
Holy Cross
Colorado
A and M
Florida
Baylor
Detroit
Washington State
Badger B Squad Edges Grid Subsidy Varsity In Scrimmage
Washington notes say Byron White defends college football as a means to education. Tucson Badgers, coached by Rollin T. Gridley, hold an 8-7 scrimmage win over the A team with Herman Bingham scoring a 65 yard run and Don Smith forcing a safety.
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White
Badger
Washington
Byron
Whizzer” White
Washington Touchdown Club
Herman Bingham
Don Smith
Bob Bailey
Lee Carey
Wayne Huish
Gib Dawson
Bulldogs
Gridley
Ted Fellowes
Deer Season Opens Across Kaibab Forest Areas
In South Kaibab national forest the deer season starts Friday and runs to November 17 for white tailed and Rocky Mountain mule deer. Desert mule deer north of the Gila River are eligible in the same period, while desert mule deer south of the Gila will run November 11 to 17. Elk permits for November 20 to December 4 were lottery awarded to 590 applicants. winners will be notified by mail.
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Phoenix
South
Kaibab National Forest
Gila River
Gila
Kaibab Forest
Colorado River
State Game and Fish Department
Big Nine Won't Reject Rose Bowl Selections if Agreement Approved
Chicago Oct 30 UP Commissioner Kenneth L Wilson said the Western conference would not reject post season Rose Bowl selections if the signing of a Rose Bowl agreement is approved. The conference winner would receive the Rose Bowl bid annually with a limit of one trip every three years. Five favorable votes are reported. Wisconsin and Northwestern have yet to vote amid prior opposition from Illinois and Minnesota.
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Chicago
Big Nine
Kenneth L. Wilson
Illinois
Minnesota
Wilson
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Midgets defeat Wildcats 7-0 to clinch late comeback win
Roskruge Midgets edge SS Peter and Paul Wildcats 7-0 as Gonzales recovers a muff and Alex Romero throws two passes to Hector Arriaga for a late scoring drive. Catalina Whales beat Mansfeld Challengers 6-0. Roskruge Spiders crush Mansfeld 26-0. Catalina Trojans win 13-0 over Mansfeld Cossacks with Burroughs directing the offense.
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Roskruge
SS. Peter & Paul Wildcats
Gonzalo Gonzales
Alex Romero
Hector Arriaga
Arriaga
Romero
Catalina’ Whales
Mansfeld Challengers
Jim Dietz
Whales
Mansfeld Barracudas
Joe ‘Quihuis
Burroughs
Gordon Jackson
Sigma Chi Edges Deltas 23 to 21 in intramural clash
Sigma Chi edged Delta Chi 23 to 21 in a close gym game. Eddie Green scored seven for Sigma Chi while Jim Heath led Delta Chi with 10 points. Other results include Kappa Sigma 37 Cochise 14 with Tony Morales 14, Phi Delts 30 Lambda Chi 15 with Leo Voyles 17, and Co op 31 Yavapai Hall 27 with Don Scott 12 points.
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Sigma Chi
Delta Chi
Eddie Green
Jim Heath
Kappa Sigma
Cochise Ball
Tony Morales
Kappa Sigs
S. Bacus
Phi Delts
Lambda Chi
Leo Voyles
Notre Dame Romps Navy 33-6 Behind Miller Two TDs
Three years ago Creighton Miller scored two touchdowns as Notre Dame defeated Navy 33-6 in a decisive win led by Miller’s scoring burst and strong Irish offense throughout the game.
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Creighton Miller
Notre Dame
Navy
Arizona Holds Defensive Scrimmage Before Hardin-Simmons
The University of Arizona Wildcats staged a defensive scrimmage while recovering players near return from casts. Key backs and ends listed for A and B squads as they prepare to stop Hardin-Simmons spearhead Rudy Mobley. Scrimmage resumes this afternoon to refine plans for stopping Mobley and the Cowboys.
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Abilene
Tex
Hardin-Simmons
al Johnson
Rudy “Little Doc” Mobley
Bullet Cook
West Texas
Cowboys
University of Arizona Wildcats
Tucson
Mike Casteel
Tom Black
Art Pollard
Bill Penn
Jim Lochner
Joe Cherry
Hal Richardson
Fred Knez
Art Converse
Virgil Marsh
Bob Morrison
Steve Chalmers
Junior Crum
Max Spilsbury
Marquette
Crum
Spilsbury
Hardin- Simmons
Rudy
Doc
Mobley
H-S
Wildcats
Panthers Resume Form With Stiff Scrimmage
The Amphitheatre Panthers under Coach Chauncey McDaniel held a full game scrimmage with the junior squad and offense focused on blocking and aerial gains. They eye Tombstone as both teams seek their first win, after a 12 6 loss to Ajo where breaks hurt them.
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Panthers
Chauncey McDaniel
Rick Crull
Charles Hopkins
Tombstone
McDaniel
Panther
Tennis Club Meeting to Discuss New Courts in Tucson
The Tucson Tennis club will hold a 7 30 p m meeting at the armory to discuss adding courts to meet a public need. Officials note Tucson has few courts besides the university and high schools and outline plans for possible team matches with El Paso and Phoenix. Noble M Hiser serves as club president.
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Tucson
Tucson Tennis Club
Armory
University of Arizona and
High School
Tennis Club
el Paso
Phoenix
Noble M. Hiser
Rice end Windhell Williams named lineman of the week
Rice University end Windhell Williams, injured a week earlier, played through hurt to catch two touchdowns against Texas and earn lineman of the week in the AP poll. He returned after practice hours with the trainer to prove his readiness, helping upset unbeaten Texas.
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Ted Meier
New York
Windhell Williams
Rice University
Texas
Associated Press
Williams
Walter “Piggy” Barnes
Louisiana State
Burr Baldwin
UCLA
Bernie Gallagher
Pennsylvania
Dick Hagen
University of Washington
California
Frank Wickhorst
Bears
Bob Leonetti
Ed Royston
Wake Forest
Deacon
Tennessee
Bryant Meeks
South Carolina
Ends—Williams
Rice
Wilson
Southern Methodist
McClurkin
Auburn
Sellers
Georgia
Poole
Army
Steckroth
William and Mary
Zatkoff
Illinois
Haven
Washington
Edwards
Connor
Notre Dame
Davis
Georgia Tech
Stautzenberger
Texas Aggies
Ferrero
Southern California
Ed Champagne
Texas Christian
Frizzell
Tulsa
Hilken
Michigan
Boensch
Stanford
Greene
Wright
Leonetti
Cooke
Virginia Tech
Royston
Bednarik
Puke
Meeks
Angelo Winner of Mat Match Sparks Armory Brawl
Angelo in a nontitle wrestling match defeats Alabama’s Jimmy Lott after Lott is disqualified for rushing Angelo’s legs. The ref, Ray Garcia, disqualified Lott for the illegal move as the bout featured frequent slugging and two falls. Park defeats James in the deciding fall, while Freeman beats Holmes in straight falls.
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Martino Angelo
Alabama
Jimmy Lott
the Armory
Lott
Ray Garcia
Angelo
Herb Park
Vancouver
Jesse James
Houston
Tex
Park
James
Ace Freeman
New York
George Holmes
Hollywood
Freeman
Baseball commissioner fines Livingston after World Series clash
Playoffs for the University of New Mexico tennis team run this week as they ready for the Southwestern amateur tournament in Phoenix November 14 to 16. Tennis coach Arthur M. McAnnally announces a four-man Lobos squad for the meet.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Phoenix
Ariz
Arthur M. McAnnally
Lobos
Miners Lobos Set Clash Amid Historic Border Battles
EL PASO October 30 Texas Miners renew the border rivalry with the New Mexico University Lobos in Albuquerque on Saturday. The series favors the Lobos seven wins to six with two ties. last meeting 1942 saw the Orediggers win 7 0. Curtice’s Miners stand 2-2 seeking a second Border Conference win after a six point win over West Texas State.
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EL Paso
Texas Miners
New Mexico University
Lobos
Miners
Orediggers
Jack Curtice
West Texas State
Albuquerque
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