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October 18, 193S Page Krmr Lobos, 12 to Institute Upsets Aggies, 13 to exas Miners ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL' Beat PRINCETON AND Raceway Winner Sitting Pretty NEW MEXICO'S SOLE MARKER 0065' Eligibility Dispute Threatens Game With Lobos If Institute Insists on Using Disqualified Maddox, University May Be Forced to Cancel Contract PITT BOW IN GRID UPSETS PASS, LONG RUN BY MADDOX WIN HECTOATTLE Farmers Lead in Yardage, First Downs; Cadets Are Spectacular in Crises ST. MICHAEL'S WINS tp FROM BELEN 12 TO 6 KEEPS RECORD CLE; SANTA FE, Oct. 17 (JPy unbeaten Horsemen of St. Mlan ael's College won their third tory of the season, with a 18aga 6 decision over the Belen Ij has School football team here PaiCor day. tre-i Myers, Horseman quarberbj vsl1 went through the Eaglee" line eha the first college score, and Otbet' end, Intercepted a paas for second.

Belen scored its lseci taken after it was found the for Lehigh Whips Penn State, mer Clovla high school star was a transfer student and had not spent U' weeks In residence at Texans Display Air and Ground Attack that Baffles Gwinn Henry's Men Baylor Sinks Texans, SMU Beats Vanderbilt tlw Institute before competing. Relations Are Strained 5', NKW TOIIK, Oct. 17 Thl UOSWKLU X. Oct. 17 W) football ligbtnlnn finally truck Scoring twice In the second quar "ct.

17 i 'i n'ncd rl and in ii. final half, defeated Unlver-Mexlco 12 to 7 in a to. favorites Saturday and wiped tcr with a nlno-ynrd pant over the two proud eastern arruys, Pitt and goal line and a 62-yard gallop y.i. r.s( up ana 'JVxis Mine iilty of New Hurdrr Con Dlsqualiflcatlon of Joe Maddox. Military Institute backfield star, Saturday by the New Mexico Conference, bears the possibility of complications over the scheduled Institute-New Mexico University game here Oct.

24. Dean S. P. ehalrman of the University's committee on athletics, asked about the situation, said the committee has taken no action. It Is his belief, he said, that the contract for the game calls for observance by the University of Border Conference eligibility rules, and for observance by the Institute of New Mexico Conference rules.

May Mean Cancellation If such Is the case, and the Institute Insists on playing; Muddox, unless he Is reinstated before next Saturday, a serious situation, with possibility of canceling the game, Princeton, off the undefeated list, i Pitt's Panthers, hailed as out- btanding contenders for the na touchdown on an intercepted CSat late in the third quarter. In Rodriguez, College fullback, gav alcon from the game with a bi mei en nose, which will keep him tior the squad for about two wewot fTklals said. Jmsi Except for a 6-6 tie with thn Albuquerque Indians, the Ho wot men thus far this season po eoo: perfect record. aor: i Woman Reports Man p08 Carried Away Turluor tional championship after knock oiif'-j-cn-e t' me before h'T r-; f-1 1 half preceded battle, pas', AriiclJ to the Ia A with an Intercepted pass by Maddox, the New Mexico Military Institute Saturduy handed the Ass'ea Lf State College their first defeat of the season, 13-6. The two Institute markers sandwiched between them the Aggies' unly scitc, on a "I-ynrd tun to the three-yard line with a punt, and from there over the goal on an end sweep.

A Terfect After a scoreless first quarter, Hollornnn took a short pass from Walters said Maddox did not graduate from Clovls high and enrolled In Amarlllo Junior College where he "played football but did not receive his athletic letter btcaut he pas) only six hours of school work." The ruling raised a storm of protest in Roswell and drew from Coach Jerry Hlrws of the Xew Mexico Slate College the assertion the playing of Maddox Saturday probably would mean severance of athletic relations between the two schools. Dines contended that the contract with the Cadets called for them to play under New Mexico Conference rules while the Aggies played undvr Border Conference regulations. Brown Cites Old Protest Capt. Drown In using Maddox Saturday said three years ago the New Mexico State College used two men, Trogstead and Seeley, who had been ruled Ineligible by the Border Conference, against the he Mrs. Bernabe Padllla of pos Candelnrlas Informed the shi would be created, Dr.

Nannlnga t' jU '-1'. If I 4 i i 1 --Ar- Mr A' Htated. Dr. Nannlnga said he could Saturday afternoon that a I bus ued MHImi- tlm r.nlrt mini-tor. nvr the not forecast what action the ath- ida i goal linn In the second play from letio committee might take, the seven-yard line, and Robert The Imtitute announced Satur-kicked goal to make it 7-0.

for the dny, through Its athletic directe.r, drove up to her house and 1 a turkey belonging to her. i The man said "That's my key," and drove away wltr) Mrs. Padllla said. She said hU license Is 8 4-651. ah tta Cadets.

The Aggies score came after L. Im ing off Ohio Etate a week ago, bowed to Duquesne's rugged de. fenslve outfit, 7-0, and thus surrendered to an eastern foe for the flrtt time since 1 928. Princeton, unbeaten a cn ago when tho Tigers were generally recognized as eastern title-holders, bowed to Penn's fighting Quakers, 7-0, as Lew Klverson dashed 7 yards to the only toticlvh'n of the gam. Ilaylor Sinks Texus Christian There were other surprises, such as Lehigh's 7-6 conquest of Penn State, Baylor's three-touchdown, fourth-period tplurge that sank highly favored Texas, 21-15, and Tennessee's feat In holding Alabama to a scoreless tie but the defeat of the Panther and the Tiger were the big Jolts.

Otherwise the eastern program followed form as Yale's opportunists Bank tho Navy. 12-7; Army routed Harvard, 34-0, with that gridiron wraith. Monk Meyer, a-ain showing the way; sophomores toppled Syracuse. 20-7, as George Peck sparked the it ha cans' 'apt. R.

n. Brown, that the school had withdrawn from the New Mexico Conference, following announcement that Maddox had been PP declared Ineligible. He sent hla team In, defeated the powerful New I Institute, after Brown had protest- i WEATHER. (TODAY'S RKPORT) Mexico Aggies, and announced that to Hlnes against the players. Hlnea, however, told newsmen, i Apodaca returned the punt a few minutes after the first Institute score.

Shortly after blocking the Aasle attempted try for point, and exchange of punts In mldfleld. the Cadet 200-pound Maddox, took a wide open flat pass thrown by Pratt of tho Farmers and sailed In a clear field for 62 yards to score. The kick for point irm wide. In the second half the defensive work of tho Cadets kept the Farmers stranded outside their 2n-yard hue and It was mostly a puntlnj Weather report for the 34 hours SI at 6 p. m.

Saturday, furnished hereafter the school will play under Its own rules. Announcement Maddox had been ruled Ineligible cams Saturday from Prof. A. S. Walters, president of the two-year old state college league, who said the aotlon was he did not remember receiving any protest not to play them against the Institute.

They wvre not used the Now Mexico University game that year, he said, because the University had protested. that i i 1 1 t. Miners t. the Nl-w Me Lubus' 4'J yatd litn paved the way for the open-tally of tho tussle. Taking the ball on the first play, Mowc sceuvd standing up.

The try for point af touchdown failed. T. Hemand-1, B.Uentl end Mai, Miner back i 1 1 ai.es, com-Itint'l to j.it across the Muckers' second tally Taking a Lobo runt on the Lobo 37 jard l.ne, the trio ema-shed through the New Mexicans to the I.obo 11 srd line. On two trys Mai and Hernandez made, five and then Kalenti circlvd the for the score. New Mexico's lone tally came lifter the Loho'e opened a vigorous attack with Lvans twirl ng the passes.

GasRaway took beave from Lvans and carried (he ball to the 3-yard bne. and in one play una -hod fr the touchdown. I'tllis, who was put Into the game that purpose, kicked for New Mexfe-Y extra point. H'ar'trg lineups. tlr.es Andrews end Arrrtei.

ends: Lowry and Pearce, tackles: C. WUkent.eld and Parades. gusfds; Arnold, center; Moots. quarter. Peres and M.

BslentL balfbiclr.1; May fullback. Lobos Gassowey aril Reynolds, ends; Memershagen and Svhll'K. guards: Jen, ins. center: McDsvld, dark, Evn and Par. backs.

Summary: MINES Puntfl 410 j-ards: first downs. passes complete, 6: parses incomplete, 11: yards gained from passes, 140; yards gained from scrimmage, 158. Lobos P'jrits, 600 yards; first downs, passes complete, 2: psssrs Incomplete. 11: yards gmned from passes, ii. yard gained from rlinmage.

36. V. 8. Weather Bureau Station at the airport: I Weather Conditions Tazlo Nuvolart T.izio NuvolnrI, Italian winner of the 300-niile Vanderbllt Cup race at the new Roosevelt Raceway on Long Island, might be said to be "sitting- pretty' as he perches In the huge trophy ho received In addition to $23,000 prize money for distancing the field In the international speed event. An Intense low centered over Mot has caused light to moderate rain, sn tailing temperatures and atror.g winds that portion of the rountrT east powerful running attack; Villsnova duel after vain attempts by both Oreat Lakes.

Tempf ralwre.s are excessive osri Pacific coast, Portland and Per Ore reporting highest ever records 1st in the season. General Dais FOOTBALL RESULTS Pratt and A. Apodaca. transferred ARIZONA AND CENTENARY TIE Centenary one yard line, where Arizona lost three yards before Smllanlch skirted end for the touchdown. Wynrre failed to convert the extra point.

Taking the ball shortly there Temn'ture We Greeley State, IS; Montana eute, topped Western Maryland, 13-o; Dartmouth whipped Brown. 8 4-0; Holy Cross checked Manhattan, 18-7. and Georgetown won from BucknelL 19-0. Tulane Beats Colgate On the intersectlonal side. Co- from the end to backfield, to win through the air.

Pratt, stellar Aggleman. carried the brunt of the game for the visitors. Low H'h Rain at 4 77 41 Oil ei. cnl Baylor, Hi Texas, St Louis North DakoU. 1 Oklahoma, 14; Kansas, 0.

Cornell College, (Mt. Vernon) The Aggies gained 203 yards 11 C'r, 'ime Cl lumbla. paced by Sid Luckman, tnQ iwny in viuoiii; lililiuito from scrimmage to 106 for after, Centenary smashed down the field 98 yards to tie the score, Thomas carrying the bill over. Stoke failed to kick the extra point In the fourth quarter Cenben- CI Btatton Albuquerqnt Amarlllo Dallas Do 'se City El Pas5 KlegsUff Kansas City Oklahoms, City Omaha, Phoenix Roswell St. Louie Santa Pe.

Gives Wildcats 7 Points Cadets, and scored 13 first downs to the Institute's five. 74 16 73 S4 60 70 61 0 S3 6 6 Oli Cli 48 60 44 4 SS 60 JO 43 64 46 11 43 At El Pnsos New Merioo 1., Ij Texas Mines, 12. At Roswell: New Mexico (Aggies) Stnto College, cw Mexico Military Institute, 13. Silver City Teachers, Ijud Veens Normal, O. At Ias VcyaK: New Mexico State Teachers, New Mexico Norma! I'nlvorMty.

0 (tie). At Tucvon. Arl. Centenary. 13; Arizona, I't (tie).

I'rt-iiii: Arizona State (i'lagstaff), Fi-esno Slate, 81- 01 Starting lineups: TUCSON, Ariz-. Oct. 17 Institute Aggies Hixon University of Arizona, staging a ary started another touchdown march from their 87 yard line Huddleston and Stone taking the Cll E. Hixon sensational rallv In thn rlnslnp I or. I Data, Illgan rlit, m.nim fnn, swamped Virginia Military, 3S-0, 1 but Tulane's Green Wave rolled over Colgate, 2S-6, and North Caro- Una nosed out New York L'nlver-1 elty, 14-18 as the Violet's fourth period rally Just failed to tie the score.

Catholic and Boston University turned in triumphs over DePaul, 12-7. and Washington University, 6-0, respectively. In the Mid-west, Minnesota, Purdue, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Marquette and Michigan fc'tato continued their winning streaks. Min Highest temperature this alnrf Pos. LE LG.

QB Eellman Iowa State, 38. Rhode Island, Mass. State, IS. St. Josephs (Philadelphia), 25; Delaware, 8.

Mt. Union, Ohio Northern, 0. Xavler, 13; Ohio Wesleyan, 6. ft. Joseph's, 20; Oakland City, 0.

Evansvllle, Depauw, 7. Michigan, Minnesota, 76. Indiana, Xebraska, 13. Georgia Tech, Duke. 19.

Tennessee, Alabama, p. Maryland. 51; Virginia. 8. Lmory and Henry, Richmond, 60 in 1934.

W. Malcom Brtiggman Jenkins Klcct Henneee Robert Gray Miller Lowest temperature this date llnrel BULLDOGS WHIP 31 1S9D. Saturd.n highest. 76 1 et 1:18 Peppln Cann A. Apodaca Pratt losest, 43 3 et 6 00 e.

m. Departure Purdue, 35; Chicago, 7. Valparaiso, Western (Mich.) norma! tor stnturdsy, plus 4. A MENAUL19T06 IS. ball to Arizona 24 yard hue.

from where Stone lateraled to Hooper for a 32 yard gain. Stone went over and Stokes converted the extra point Woods relloved Jackson, Arizona half, and the Wildcats put on their thrilling counter march. On two plays Smllanlch gained ii yards and Woods passed to Warford for 4 yards. Another pass. Woods to Vlckers, brought a touchdown and Preining-er kicked the extra point, deadlocking the score.

leied since first of mem Preclpiutlun since first of mont Departure from normal since month. .49. Departure from normal flrt, of year, -1 P3. to tie Centenary College of Shreve-port. to IS, here Saturday night.

After being badly outplayed In the first half, during which the visitors, featuring Stone, halfback, mad-a 12 first downs and 162 yards from scrimmage, Arizona returned in the third period to score the first touchdown of the game. After a forward pass for 33 yards to Jackson, Fmllnnich and Pretnlnger lugsed the ball to the State, 7. Missouri, Michigan Etate, Princeton, Pennr 7.. Brown. Dartmouth, SI.

Lowell Textile, Maine. 21. nesota, stopping Michigan, 26-0, Relative humidity, 6 s. si; bob Maddox Leads Team by E. Malcom KM Darr Perry L.

Apodaca Maddox FB Spanogle Substitutions: Institute: Holloman, Baker. Mc-Gtlilvary, Lee, Holland, Bassett, Lane and Koury. Acgjes: Colterb-k, Scbwartzen-back, Woe.d, Tipton, Bradford. J. Apodaca, Weitlail, Wayne, Steves, Brown.

Washington University, Boston 20. Coast Guard, Xorwich, t. Worcester Tech, Conn. State, 19. Tulane, 2S; Colgate, 6 17.

Bunclay'e sunrise, it- sunset, Sunday moon rise, 17 e. rang up Its 2 0th consecutive victory. Northwestern twice came from behind to nip Ohio State's Buckeyes, 14-13, in a brilliant battle. Purdue's power burled Chicago 35-7, while Ne.tre Dame tan Stellar Plunging set, 7 m. r.

L. HARD Meteoroi Ird by hard-hitting Clc5 Mad University, H. Lebanon Valley, Drexel, 9 Dickinson. Lafayette, 7. Yale, 12; Navy.

7. Duquesne, Pittsburgh, 0. Ohio 6' ate, IS; Northwestern, Gettysburg, Muhlenberg. dox, Albuquerque High School Fu'Mogi demonstrated their su 14. 13.

premaey In Albuquerque football Vermont, 0: Union, S. Demonstrator by trouncing the Menaul Panthers Williams, Bowdoin, Manhattan, 7, Holy Cross, 13. f-'unnlieM, Kutgers, 0. North Carolina, 14, New York 13. Virginia Military Institute, Columbia.

S. 1 -6 Saturday afternoon before a Inched I'iium at Lincoln field. Working behind a Mone wall line, Midflox and Jimini'i Tappan made touchdowns for the Bulldogs In each of the first three periods. Mmaul b't tunrd. Hamilton, Oberlln, 13.

Toledo Dcnleon. 9. Capital, Hiram. 0. Washington and Jefferson, Case, 9.

Vendeibllt, 6, Southern Methodist. 16. Lnrlham. Central Normal, 7. Rose Poly, Wabash, 19.

Ball State, 12: Franklin, 0. Mississippi College, 20; Murray College, 14. Birmingham Southern, Centre, 13. Guilford, William and Mary, SS. Middlebury, 13; Rensselaer, 9.

Rice Institute, 18; Univenity of Georgia, 6. Alabama State Teachers, SO. Uyola, Mississippi State. 32. F7 ft.

Northeastern, over Wisconsin, 27-0. Michigan State and Marquette turned back Big Six rivals. Missouri. 13-0. and Kansas State, 13-0, respectively.

Iowa-Illinois Draw-Iowa and Illinois played to scorcfs draw in their Big Ten encounter; Oklahoma won from Kansas, 14-0. in the Big Six, Nebraska came from behind to hang a 13-9 beating on Indiana, and Detroit lost a tight Intersectlonal teft to Auburn, 6-0, While Texas wag bowing to Baylor, Texas Aggies moved ahead in the Southwest Conference race with a convincing 1S-7 conquest of Texas Christian's erratic Horned Frogs. Southern Methodist trampled Vanderbllt. 16-0. Duke Houts Georgia The southern program was marked by Duke's 19-6 rout of Georgia Tech, ample revenge for the Blue Devils" defeat by the Engineers that spoiled their record two 13.

ornMl, Lehigh, 7. liverslty, SA Perm Amerlc a John's. 12. St. SILVER CITY MUSTANGS, LAS VEGAS COWBOYS PLAY SCORELESS TIE LAS VEGAS.

X. Oct. 17 UP) Carrying their battle up and down the field but finding the goal lines "no man's the New Mexico iitate Teacher Mus-tantu and Ntiw Mvxico Normal University Cowboys battled to a scoreless tie In a New Mexico Conference football game Saturday. Both teams were undefeated as they went Into the contest with the Mustangs holding a 6 to 0 victory over the New Mexico University, and touted as the team to win tlw title In the state league. Led by Reese, Cox, and St.

John, halfbacks, the Mustangs outplayed their opponents In the final period, after they had lost the advantage to the Cow bos In the opening half. Defiance (Ohio), Detroit Tech, 14. Brldgewatcr, Wilson Teach 0. Here an onnortnnilv to Ur a ear that it practically new at oud tar These can hat it Santa Clara University, 20; San Bin knell, Georgetown. 19.

DePaul, Catholic t. 12. West Virginia West Virginia, 15. Dayton, Miami, 14. Auburn, University of Detroit, 0.

Army. JC, Harvard. 0. Pennsyhania Military College, West Teaehtrs, 0. Wtslejan, 12, Haverford, 6.

Urliius. i.khii and Marshall, 0. 6: Fo'dham. 2 0. Arnold, fi; 20.

Kan Kt-ae, ir j-Ktte, 13. Cimixaca. been used at deraonitraton and in three or four initancei hare been used by several of oar coin recovered a fumble. accounted for the I 'a tither' only Maddox Sotcs first fullback Maddux pi unfed through the Panther line for a 6-yard gain to score first for the in the fi'Tt period. The Bulldogs took the ball on their own 4S-yard line, and by a merles of line plunges.

In which -daddox, tchohawk and Pappan tarried the attack, worked the ball to Menaul's five. From there Maddux' plunged scored. Pappaii's line drive for aids, gained tho next Bulldog touchdown. Tho Bulldogs were In possession of ths ball on the 60-rd line after a panther punt. Three Una rlays and a 10-yard pass from Il'irc-s to Morris, put the ball In touring position for Pajipsn'u driic.

Harlan Morris' placement brought the score to 13 A Jose State, 0. St. Edwards (Austin, Schrelner Institute. 7 (tie). pany official here in the city.

We will give the am unconditional guarantee with each and every n. nf them as if thev were bouiht brand new off of our floor. Thee can bava beei years ago. Kentucky ran up a 3 9-7 count on Washington Lee in another inter-conference engagement between Southeastern and Southern representatives. Georgia dropped a 13-6 decision to Rice of the Southwest group.

Mississippi, 0' Louisiana State, checked over each week and guaranteed to be in perfect condition. We are going to d'upoie 13. theie can at remarkably low price come in and see them no telephone inquinei aniwerea. 13 Marshall. University of Cin cinnati, 13.

Maryland and South Carolina ONE 1936 Master Chevrolet Wichita University, Fort Hays tate. 14. th. rn 3 -Door Town Sedan In beautiful maroon eoloi Bag Limit on Pheasants One Bird for Each Day Bag limit for the two-day pheasant season beginning Sunday Is one pheasant for each day, etate gamo officials said. Counties In which the open seatfon Is effective 30; won Southern Conference games, the former from Virginia, 21-0.

and South Carolina from Virginia Tech, 14-0. Washington's Huskies continued Kemper Military Academy Itannlbal-LaGrande College, er- ha complete de luxe equipment, mlloag around 8000 miles, has trumpet horns, llceni Vs a-lcM-mi California, 0. Orcuop ytate sify of Washir.r-'-.n, Ore con, 1 in ft. UCLA, 17: i Furman, X. C.

State, 27. Shenandoah, William and safety glass all around. Some one wit their drive to the Pacific Coast and small children will certainly appreciate thtj Mary (Norfolk division), 0. Conference crown by hailing Oregon State, 19-7, as two other undefeated contenders, Southern Cali type of car. Albion, Olivet, 0.

Junior State Hill fornia and Washington State played to a scoreless deadlock. Cal Normal, p. Louisiana Colk-se. 12; Memphla ta'e Teachers, 0. Union More head Col- ifornia's Golden Bears, hlehly touted in advance reports, bowed to U.

C. L. 17-6. Oregon won ONE 1936 Pontiac "8" 4-Door Sedan, with built-in trunk, has safef glass, duco fenders, oil bath air cleaner, and truly in an exceptionally fine condition. Th' car has been used very llttlo by our Salt Munagcr as a personal car.

ONE 1936 Chevrolet from Idaho, 1 3-0. are Bernalillo, Chaves, Eddy, Socorro and Valencia. Sportsmen say that pheasant are so hard to get that the two-bird limit is plenty large. BOY FLOWN TO DOCTOn. PORTLAND, Oct.

17 Benjamin Mouchntte 8, and his parents left here Saturday on a United Air Lines plane for Philadelphia, where an attempt will be mads by Dr. Chevalier Jackson, bronchoscopist, to remove a 6-penny nail from his lower lft lung. 1' --e, Air Tea 6. Field hers. lo Army Ross State Utah and Utah State moved to HIGH SCHOOL At Albuquerque: Albuquerque High, 19; Menaul.

6. At Springer: Las Vegas High. 14; Springer High, 6. At Raton: ix-s Moines, Raton, 0. At Silver City: Douglas, Silver City, 0.

At Santa Fe: St. Michael's, 12; Eelcii. 6. At Fort Wlngate: Albuquerque to 0. Maddox backed off, the ball on the run, and Panther players like flies as he plunjed lif yards for the last counter in the third period.

Start on A-Vard Mark Th'f drive started from their own 5 yard line after a Panther Murgen craphed Menaul's line to aii; Hi yards In four plays, ina Maddux made ulx yards to put the hall In sci iing position. Lato In the third period, Jarnniillo, Panther left guard, slipped through the Bulldog Hut to block an attempted te-eovtred on the Kulidogs' 20.ji.rd line, and streaked over the r.oal line for the er.ly Panther counter of the game. the forefront of the Rocky Mountain Conference. The Utes trounced Oklahoma A. A.

Denver 81-6, while Utah State won from Brlgham Young, Sedan Delivery. This oar has been used by otJ Washburn 6. 'I A. William University, l1 City Tire Salesman, and is in a beautiful creai that will muke a very nice utility unit for son Arizona Cowboy Takes Je-w-ll. 12; Culver- Indians, 13; Burke School, 0.

grocery store, florist or ram her, and will ao ONE 1936 Standard Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan with built-in truck, safety glas all around, beautiful guiiinelnl green known as frosty gTocti. Also has IIcciimj. This car has been usexl by ono of our holcsmen and was put in son Ice le-s than 45 dajs ago, and Is absolutely in perfect condition. Oimrantceil to be under 1100 miles. ONE 1936 Standard Chevrolet 2-Door Town Sedan In a beantlful tan and Is exceptionally well suited for this country.

Has safety glass all around and Dnco Fenders, llils demonstrator hat been exceptionally well taken care of and also ha private license, ONE 1936 Pontiac DeLuxe "6" This beautiful sliver streak Pontlao In a metal-lie grey finish is probably Just the car that yoa have been looking for. Has safety glass all aronnd, Duco Fenders, Oil Batu Air Cleaner and private license. If you would be Inter ested tn this car, we guarantee that yon can't possibly go wrong on it- ONE 1936 Buick "91" Club Sedan. This Buick was used by the head of our firm, as a private cur, and Is a beautiful dark blue color, Is all de luxe equipped with radio, heater, built-in trunk, six wheels with 6-ply tires and can't be told from a car right off tho show-room floor. This Is an excep tlonal buy for somebody desiring this typo of car.

ONE 1936 Master Chevrolet 4-Door Club Sedan, tn beautiful frosty green color. This car has been used by our Assistant Sales Manager, aa a private car, and has had exceptional care and driven very Ht tie. A real bargain for someone. First in Roping Test good business of advertising for hlin going TENNIS MATCHES nd rt.m-n streets. Will also give a new Everett Bowman of Hillside, SETS NEW AIH SPEED SELFRIDGE FIELD, MT.

rnsWF.T.L. N. Oct. 17 guarantee with this, and we want to get th, Storkton ft. Mornlngside.

University, Rhode Boston Cllr shire. 0. Kentucky, 12; South Dakota Ma. State, 13. 12; Now Hamp- Wai-hlngton 4 The Now Mexico Military Instl- CLEMENS, Oct.

17 OP) First Lieutenant John M. Sterling won first place in the cow-boys' calf roping contest Saturday night in the annual Madison Square Garden, rodeo. Associated Pn. tntA tennis team will play their ont as we no longer have nso tor mis uuu- ONE 1936 Master Chevrolet first match of the present school of New York zoomed through the here 21th against me dusk at an average speed of dispatch said. Bowman's time wasi'er Lee, 7.

Catawba, Roanoke. 1 4-Door Sedan that lias a luggage compartniei Weet Texas State Teachers College 217.346 miles an hour, a new rec ord. late Saturday to win the lilt back of the rear seat is In beautiful tan, 0-p netmen from Canyon. V. P.

I South Carolina, 14. lieaw duty tires, license, safety glass chell trophy race, premier speed LEGAL NOTICE Harlan Morrif. Bulldog cuarterback, and Celestino Hlceon, Panther quarterback, played smart foollmil throughout the game, but tho Menaul defense was no mtitoh for the plunging, pounding, offensive displayed by the Al-buqueiquu fcheiol baekfibld. Ktartiiig lineup and nummary: Bulldogs Pos Panthers E. Simmons Roybal around and all de luxe equipment.

This cj Is really In slick condition and has been wc event of the army air corps. The previous record, 216.8 miles an Trinity, Hobart, 26. rpsala, Clarkson, 0, (tie). Stetson, Florida. 32.

Manchester, Bui lor, 2(1. Brooklyn, 13; American Inter 2 5 and 3-5 seconds. Hugh Bennett of Fort Thomas, Arizona, won the wild cow milking contest In 41 and 1-5 seconds. The uteer riding contest wa3 won by Ken Harglis of Rimrock, Arizona. Leo Murray of Benson, Arizona, won third place In the cowboys' saddle brono riding contest.

hour, was established two years NOTIt OP IT State of New Mexico, County of Beros Ullei. In the District Court. Case No. 33608 Mary R. Walislty.

Plalntilf, vs. Frank A. Wellsky. Defendant. Named Defendants: taken care of.

ONE 1936 Master Chevrolet ro.nr In a beautiful nietalllo grey flnl ago by Capt. Fred Nelson. INDIANS BEAT WINGATE The Albuquerque Indian School with all de luxe equipment, including a Chevr Peiea Jaramillo E. Chavez It J. Ii You are hereby notified tht suit has i vou in said Court ana let Radio.

This car has very little nilleag national, 0. Colorado State, Wyoming Univerit, 0. Colorado Minea, Colorado University, 83. Utah Aperies, Br'gham Young University, C. i Utah University, 31; Denver University, 6, de'eated the Charles H.

Burk Indian School of Fort Wlngate 13 has been used around In the city by our ci County by the above named plaintiff, tn ni.intiff virsys for absolute Around Albuquerque Esqulvel R. Estrada Sanchez F. Tahlgarn Cohea rt. trneV salesman. If yon are In the mamec i to 0 Saturday at Fort Wlngate.

The victory kept the Indians un divorce on the grounds of abandonment. further notified that unless this type of car, wo are sure we can get gother. you enter or cause to be entered your appearance In said ceuss on or before the 10th day of Decomber, 1836 Judgment will be rendered in aaid cause against you by default and the relief prayed for will Point after touchdown (place- ODEN MOTOR CO. Harry Seavers has returned trom Glendale, where ho spent two weeks with Mrs. Seavers, who Is spending several months In California.

Republican workers of Precinct 29 will meet at 7 p. m. Monday at the home of Mr. Idol Otero, 815 M. riomteaux Saiazar H.

Morris qb T. Contreras J. Pappan lh C. Rlccon E. Echohawk A.

McKool C. Maddox G. Moya f-core by perlodr: Albiiii. High 7 6 0 19 Metmill School 0 0 0 Albuquerque High scoring: ment), Morris. Menaul (coring; Touchdown defeated for the season, though they have one tie on their record.

INSPECT TAOS GAME SANTA FE, Oct. 17 OP) State Game Warden Elliott Barker and J. Ktokley Llgon, Carlsbad game were on a field trip near laos Saturday to determine game conditions in that area. The nam's of the plaintiffs attorney is niBs. A.

ReynoMs whose post office ad B. Phone 12CI-S North 4th St. Opposite Courthouse Jarfi inillo. I R. feree Webb; Umpire Mulcahy; Head Linesman dress is Albuquerque, N.

M. ISDN A MONAIIAN, Clerx. iScnl) By Harry P. Lee, Deputy. Juwnal-Oct.

1. 2b, Nov. 1. 183. West S3nta l'e, in a nesMion that will be open to the public.

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