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ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL October 13, 1935 New Mexico Beats Colorado College 13-0 in Spectacular Ja Two Battle AGGIES RUN High School Youth Dies of Grid Hurts FOOTBALL RESULTS MUSTANGS WIN 38-0 PAIZ RACES 48 YARDS FOR SCORE YEARLINGS BEAT GILA Logan Runs 65 Yards for Aggie Marker Missouri Upsets Colorado by 20 to I COLUMBIA, Oct. 12 (iF In an amazing reversal of forr the University of Missouri footba, team defeated the University Colorado here Saturday 20 to With an offense of forward ah lateral passes and tricky runnln plays the Tigers rolled down th field for touchdowns In each LAS CRUCES. Oct. 12 UP) Scoring on a brilliant 65-yard s(flt0 Teachers grldmen from and their aerial attack, the mom, 38 to 0 here Saturday. the first three quarters after I "a on a Ion New Mexico Aggie Frosh defeated the Gila Junior College eleven from Thatcher, 12 to 0 here Saturday.

After a mldfield battle featured by the punting of Logan, Aggie half, and Oallahar, Gila back, Logan took a Gila punt on his own 35-yard Una and raced through an open field to the Gila goal, 65 yards away late In the second quarter. The Aggie yearlings held a slight edge during a scoreless third period and were unable to penetrate Gila territory. In the final quarter Gila started a touchdown A I- 7 ANAHEIM, Oct. 12 t.V) Injured In a football game at Riverside Friday hlght, Johnny Ochoa. 17.

quarterback of the Anaheim High School team, died in a hospital, at Fullerton Saturday. Ochoa was Injured in making head-on tacklo against one of the Riverside High squad which his team was playing. FRESHMEN WIN, 19-12 Get Jumn on Ft. Lewis; Slow Up Flashing a high-powered offensive that clicked for 19 points In the first quarter, the University of New Freshmen made It victory day for the school by winning over Fort Lewis Agricultural fvnm 14oneriin Pnl- orado, 19-12, Saturday afternoon at the University stadium. Evans started the game by running the klckoff back 16 yards.

Pwyer went off tackle for a touchdown on the neNt play, but the bull was called back after a 30-yard gain because he stepped out of bounds. Evans passed to Canfleld for the first tally. The kirk for point failed. Evans received the klckoff again and returned It 22 yards. Dwyer went 19 yards off tackle; Evans made 18 yards off tackle, and Tennlngton ran 29 yards around end to the one-yard line.

Dnrrow punched It over on the next play. Gatlln ran for the extra point. Fort Lewis received, then fumbled on the second play, with the Frosh recovering on the nine-yard line. Gatlin made 5 through the line and Dsrrow 4 more for the score. The kick for point was no good.

As the second quarter opened Fort Lewis took advantage of Oatlln's 21-yard punt to score. Cornelius passed to Rensch for 20 yards, then Doyle passed to Gar-Hnghouse for 14 yards and a touchdown. The kick for point was blocked. Evans opened the second half with a 51-yard klckoff return; Dwyer made 7, but Incomplete passes stopped the drive. Fort Lewis scored their last tally In the fourth period as Dwyer fumbled on hi one yard lino and Fort Lewis recovered.

Doyle went over for the score on the next play, the pass for point was grounded. DAWSON WINS Dawson High School's offense clicked for the first time this season as they beat Las Vegas High School 26-0 at Dawson Saturday afternoon. Pkendall. shifty Dawson back, was the star of the game. (B Ttie AsuoetsiM! Prst X.

M. Hlgl' School At Albuquerque: Pt. Mary'a. Meriaul. 0 At Dawson: Pawson High School, 26; La Vegas High tool, 0.

At Mot Springs: Hot Springs High, Sliver City, At Santa Fe: Hanta Fe High 26; Santa Fe Indians, ti COM.KGF. FOOIIVM-I, At Fort Ix-vls Agricultural School, llcperu, 12; l'nivrrlty of New Mexico I'roxh, 19. At Colorado Springs: New Mexico, IS; Colorado College, 0. At liiis Out: Gila Junior College, Thatcher, New Mexico Aggie Frodh, 13. At Is Vegas: Xew Mexico Aggies, Bo; X.

M. Normal Fnlverslty, At ItOhwell: New Mexico Military Institute, 13; Texas Miners, At Silver City: Ailnms State Teachers College, Alamosa, Xew Mexico State Tencbcrs College, 38. Arl.ma riilwrslljr IS, Wliliticr 0 Wi era Stale. 12; Arizona State 23. Amerlesn International Nor- wlch, 6.

Amherst, 2 Pnlon, 0. Andover, Yale Freshmen, IS Arkansas. Baylor, 13. Hates, Dartmouth, 69. Relolt, Cornell College, 63.

Boton University, 13; Tufts, 7. Hrldrewater, Randolph Ma con, 27. California, Oregon, 0. Carnegie Tech, New York Unl versity, 26. Clatkson, Niagara, 6.

Clemson, 12; Duke, 38. Colby, Vermont, 0. Colgate, Iowa, 12. College of Emporia, Baker t. College, of the Pacific, St.

Mary's, 33. Colorado, Missouri, 20. Colo. Mines 0-0. Colo.

State 0-19 Conn. State, 12; Mass. state, 25. Cornell. 14; Syracuse, 21.

Creighton, F.lee, 14. Culver (lnd.) Military Academy, Shattuck, 12. Cumberland 28; Appalachian State, 7. Dakota Wesleyan, Southern Normal, 12. Denlson, University of Cincinnati.

35. Depauw, 18; Evansvtlle, 0. Earlham, Defiance, 32. Exeter, Harvard Frosh, 8. Ferris Institute, Lawrence Tech, 0.

Flndley, 34; Detroit Tech. 0, Florida. 7j Tulane, 19. Furman, Georgia, 31. Gallaudet.

Baltimore 39. (Night game.) Georgia Tech, Kentucky, 2B. Gettysburg, Army, 54. Lobo Statistics COLORADO SPRINGS, Oct. 12 UP) Statistics of the New Mexico Colorado College football game.

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Oct. 12 (IF) The New Mexico Aggie eleven, ran roughshod over the Now Mexico Normal University Cowboys here Saturday for a 56 to 6 victory. Fighting gamely the Cowboys were able to cross the Aggie goal line late In the second half after substantia! gains through the line by Stephens, Normal fullback, and a pass McDowell, quarter to Smith, halfback. Riddle's kick was bad. The Farmer's starting scoring early In the first quarter, when Pratt, Aggie quarter, whose lino thrusts and long runs were features, raced across the goal, and Spanogle, fullback converted.

In the second quarter, Pratt scored on a 15-yard sprint through the line; a pass Pratt to J. Hlxun accounted for the third tally, and another line plunge by Pratt tallied the fourth touchdown. Span-ogle's kicks were all good and the half ended 28 to nothing for the Aggies. Williams, substitute back, cross ld CowbV Points, Pratt scored two touchdowns and touchdowns and L. Apodaca crossed the Normal goal in the last half.

PANTHERS HELD TO TIE St. Mary's Battles Me-naul; Neither Scores Time after time, Menaul's fleet backs drove off tackle and around end to run up 12 first downs In the mldfield sector, but the dozged Cougar defense slopped them short at the pay dirt. Menaul consistently had the best ctt rtunrfnir filial ,1.. tM morning. St.

Mary's was never really In scoring distance although they completed one 25 yard pass. Montoya to Lujan, that started them goalward during the late part of the game. Menaul, topheavy favorites of pre-game dopesters. appeared to be suffering from an attack of over-confidonce, but credit goes to a gallant St. Mary's line, backed up by Chiordi.

quarterback. A fighting St. Mary's football team staved off every Menaul goal line drive and emerged from en counter at Menaul Field Saturday morning with a 0-0 tie. Menaul scored a safety In the fourth quarter when Armljo fumbled a pass from center as he was about to kick and Menaul recovered. An offside penalty on Menaul nullified the two points, and St.

Mary's kicked out of danger on tne next play Institute Defeats Texas Miners 13-6 ROSWELL, N. Oct. 12 OP) A line plunging back, Honochlck, toro through the line of the Texas School of Mines of El Paso twice In the initial half to give the New Mexico Military Institute eleven a 12 to 6 victory here Saturday. The Miners scored their sole touchdown In the first seven minutes of play. A line buck gave the Cadets one extra point.

PITIDUE HEATS FOHDHAM TO TAKE SECOND STRAIGHT NEW YORK. Oct 12 VP) Scoring In the first and last periods. Purdue's Iron-shod Rotlermakers trampled Fordham's Rams. 20 to 0 Saturday. It was Fordham's first defeat In three starts and the Invaders second straight victory this season.

a Gooding College, Eastern Ore-g i Normal, 18 Greeley, State, 3, Brig-ham Young 19. Grlnnell, Carleton. 6. drove City, Washington and Jefferson, 8. Hanover, Butler, 71.

ILiMkell Indians, Toledo 0. (tie). Holbrook, Rose Poly, 46. Holy Cross, 13; Harvard, 0. Illinois, 19; Southern California, 0.

Intermountaln of Helena, Montana Normal of Dillon, 0. Iowa Wesleyan, Central, 19. Knox, Augustana, 0. I-ftfayette, Albright. 38.

Lsmar College (Beaumont, Tex.) 82; University of Mexico, 0. -a Salle, 18; Urslnus, 0. Lemoya (Tennessee), 19; Florida A. and M. College, 13.

Louisiana College 12; Louisiana Normal 6. Louisiana State, 32; Manhattan, 0. Marietta, Oberlln, 4. Massanutten Military Academy, 13; Navy I'lebes, 25. McKinley (Honolulu), San Jose State, 19.

Mlddlebury, Coast Guard, 8. Milllgan, Bluefleld, 15. Mlllsaps, Southwestern, 20. Minnesota, 12; Nebraska, 7. Mississippi State, 20; Alabama, 7.

Montana State 0. Utah 47 Montclalr Teachers, Ithaca College, 27. Moravian, F. and M.t 28. North Carolina, 33; Maryland, 0.

Northern State Teachers, 12; Michigan Tech, 12. (tie) Notre Dame, 27; Wisconsin, 0. Notre Dame 26; Ouachita, 0. Occdental College, San Diego a Oklahoma. Texas, 12.

Oklahoma Baptist Southwestern, 13. Providence. 14; City College of New York, 0. Purdue, 20; Fordham, 0. Rhode Island, Northeastern, 6 (tie).

Roanoke. Georgetown, 18. Rutger, Columbia, 20. Schrelner Institute, 16; Texas A. 0.

South Dakota State, North Dakota Slate, 7. South Georgia Teachers, 14; South Georgia State, 14. (tie) Springfield, 20; Brown. 0. St.

Bonaventure, 30; Alfred, 0. St. Francis, St Joseph's, 26. St. I-awrence.

62; R. P. 0. St. Norbert, Lawrence, 0, St.

Olaf College. Luther College, 7. South Carolina, Davidson, 13 Southern Methodist, 35; Washington, 6. Stetson, Oglethrope, 8. Tennessee, 13; Auburn, 6.

Texas A. Centenary, 7. Texas Christian. 13; Tulsa, 0. Texas Tech, De Paul, 0 (tie).

Thiel, 47; Clarion. 2. Troy (Ala) Normal 14; Mississ ippi Teachers 13. Upper Iowa. Iowa State.

23. University of Richmond, 13; Vir- glnla Military Institute, 6. University of San Francisco, 27; University of Nevada, 7. U. C.

L. Stanford. 8. Valparaiso. 20; Ball State Teach ers.

6. Wahpeton Science. Mayville Teachers, 12. Washington and Lee Navy 0. Washington College, 13; Swarth- more, 6.

Washington State 13, Montana University 7. Waynesburg. 31; Westminster, 0. Jresleyan, Bowdoln. 83.

Western (Mich State, Chi cago, 31. West Forest, N. C. State, 21. Westminster College (Salt Lake City), Weber College, 6.

(tie) Whitman, Idaho, 0. William and Man-, V. P. 0. Williams, Princeton, 14.

AVrlght Junior, Aurora, 8. (tie.) Yale, 31; Penn, 20. IOWA WHIPS COTSATK ti TO 6 AT IOWA CITY IOWA CITY, Oct. 12 (IF) A fierce fighting Iowa football team led by Ozzle. Simmons and Dick Bowlln whipped Colgate 12 to 6 In a spectacular intersectlonal game here Saturday before 30,000 persona.

After Colgate scored a touchdown In the opening minute of play on a long pass, Kern to Often hamer, the Hawkeyes took complete charge of the game and con. stantly outplayed their rivals from the banks of the Chenango. TEXAS OUTPLAYS OKLAHOMA DALLAS, Oct. 12 OP) A deceptive, pass-heaving University of Texas team outplayed Oklahoma University 12-7 here Saturday. KEY Months Mellowed in Wood) Thii fine Straight Kentucky Bourbon Distilled in the Sunny Brook Distillery it ri is now At AD Dealers Try it and be convinced its super quality Distributed by Anchor Liquor Co.

Fast TIJeras, Albuquerque, N. M. SILVER CITY, N. pet. 12 (fi) Showing their superiority.

In every phase, of the game, the New Mexico State Teachers College Mustangs rode through the Adams aerial offensive, the Mustangs opened their scoring bee early In the first quarter and with Reese and Adzovich. halfbacks, and Arn-splger and Connor, quartets, alternating, scored In each of the subsequent periods. Play throughout the game was in the Colorado team's territory. 20-yard line when the Farmers snagged a Gila pass and paved the way for their final score. Line rlays advanced the ball to the Gila 35-yard line, a pass, Darr to Emerson, added 2 5 more, ana another heave, Darr to Kozeliskl, scored the touchdown.

S17 West Central Ave. Mixing a running attack and I and Style at Dennard Takes Pass for the Second Tally By Varsity Team COLORADO SPRINGS, Oct. it A) It took two darzlliifr plays by little Able Pat, 140-pound right halfback, for New Mexico to bt Colorado College 13 to 0 In ti Interactional game at Washburn Field Saturday. Crippled though thy were, th C. C.

Tigers nhowed a surprisingly brave defense and it might have com out with an 0-0 tie If only they could have bottled up little Able. After a couple of punt exchange In the first period, the dark-skinned little halfback slipped off left tackle and ran 4S yards to a touchdown, shooting like a whirlwind through the C. C. secondary. Dingwall' placeklck hit the bar and bounced over for a conversion point.

palz waited nearly two periods of Interesting and virtually evenly fought football before again taking a starring part, this time with hia right arm. rase Giiei Score In the third period he retreated far back and sent a beautiful pass which Dennard caught on the run and outraced the Tiger safety man for a touchdown. The pass sained 85 yards from scrimmage and Dennard sprinted SO more. Although the New Mexico coach, Gwinn Henry, a football campaigner of fairly wide experience, has said Pair Is one of the greatest passers he ever saw, this wai only the aecond aerial attempt the New Mexicans completed. In the dying seconds of the fray Pali flung two consecutive passes to Gassaway good for Z9 yaras ana drove the Lobos to the C.

C. 13-yard stripe. Colorado College, looking much Improved since its opening game of the season with Denver, was not on the defensive aa often as had oeen expecioa. Tigers Worry New Mexico The Tigers had New Mexico worried with a steady attack early in the fourth period, after Dennard, Lobo left half, punted weakly for barely 18 yards to C. C'a 37.

Andy Mlhalick, by far the best ground gainer C. C. had Saturday, made five yards at left end, and Wayne Nell, the quartermller. faded around right wing for more. Then Mihallck slanted off tackle, cut back and rolled along to the 20-yard line.

Mihallck earned a couple more left end, but the rally flickered possession when Mihallck fumbled a poor center pass on the Lobo's 38. Plnguall BliH.k Punt Not lung after Fail' touchdown Jaunt In the first period, New Mexico threatened again when Dingwall blocked a punt and Jenkins, the center, recovered for tha on C. C's 4 2. Dennard, whose runs were a constant source of trouble for the Tigers, poundoa rorwara ior nearly 15 yards. Then the alert Jack Samways, Tiger quarterback, grabbed Palz' forward pass to ytmk his team from a hole.

Jim Riley, a tough-blocking end, went Into the Tiger lineup in the second halt his first appearance since he was hurt In the l. game and while he was in the winch Ktroneer team. Riley was half carried off the field later with a recurrenco of his ankle Injury. C. C.

Makes Gains With Riley running interference on most of the plays. Colorado College beat back New Mexico at the start of the second period for three first downs In a row. Starting from the 21 -yard line, Mihallck gamed 1'J yards at center and left tacklt. Ntil high-stepped vay past fight end for 10, and the and Mihallck n.ade New Mex- lco give up 15 more. The ball was now on New Mexico's 35-yard lire, and Neil chose to pass, but Clark, speedy substl-; tuto Lobo quarter, intercepted the ball and carried It back 13 yards.

The teams were content to kick for the rest of the period. Poor Punt Gives Cluinew Tha Tigers dug in for their most gallant defense soon after the sec-. ond half opened, with the Wolf-1 pack scenting another touchdown. Mihallck messed up a punting st-: tempt, his foot completely missing the ball and New Mexico aetzt-d It on C. C'b 40.

Ransbarger, reserve fullback, awun? wide of the right end for It yards and Dennard picked up as many more at the other terml-' nal. Ransbarger lost three, but Brannin, tall quarterback spun ar und left end to the Tiger seven. The C. forwards proved their sameness at that critical point by charging In fast and tossing brannin five yaids back of the line to cap ur the ball. When they regained possession, the Lobos changed their tactics and tailed on I'atx for the touchdown fata.

Lobos Tic up C. C. After their abortive drlva to the New Mexico iK In tha next period, the Tigers were kept pretty well tied ip in their cwn territory, Bowyer, end. Wells, tackle, and Jenkins, center, appmrcd tha beat of the iw Mexico linesmen. For all his brU-f turn in the g.uiie.

Riley wan C. C's best defensive man and blocker. Samwaya, a a. 1 First downs 12 8 Yards gained rushing 233 184 Forward passes Attempted 5 Forward passes completed 4 1 Forward passes Intercepted by 3 1 Yards by passing 91 3 Punting average from scrimmage S4 36 Total yards kicks returned 54 60 Opponents' fumbles recovered 0 0 Yards lost by 45 35 COURIER wiIKtr TYH-SIZl PAYMENT 4.40x11 Itc 4.50x21 41c 44 10 a Yi OTHER 8IXCS FRO. PORTIONATELY LOW lew! For Your Bedroom Full Size Bed Chest Vanity Vanity Bench Your Dining Room Buffet Table 5 Side Chairs 1 Arm Chair mm sophomore, backed up the line well.

Lineups and summary: New Mexico Irs. Colo. College Howyer LE Keaton Wells LT. Swltzer Cropley LG. Biggs Jenkins Preskar Barlow Dingwall Alston Haines Nagy Bamways Nell Hess Mihallck 8 013 0 00 Brannin QB Dennard Vaz Olnelli LH RI1 FB New Mexico 7 0 Colorado College 0 Scoring: Touchdowns, Palz, Den-nar.

Point after touchdown: Dingwall. Placekick. Substitutions: New Mexico, Gas-saway, le; Melnershagen, It; Lopez. Clark. Hill, oh: Livln-Hton.

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