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November 10, Fov Lobos Beat tooruezuina essive Stewing of Forward Passed ALBUOUETOUE tmerarss mm iS nnnnr in nil the major's masterpiece? By Burris Jenkins, Jr. mm kick FOOTBALL RESULTS ji vj. s-. ie fte CO! L'r 9 ht i In ard I kv i rrnont, 12; Rensselaer, 7. Amherst, 13; Tufts, 13.

Dartmouth frosh, 21; Harvard frosh, 0. Princeton, 29; Lehigh, 0. Syracuse, 20; Niagara, 0. Union, Rochester, 0. Temple, 31; Gallauilete, 0.

Alfred, 19; Hobart, 7. Carroll, 20; HeldelherK. 0. Louisiana State, Duke, 32, Drexel, 21; Delaware, 0. Bmknell, Villanota.

0. Kxeter, 14; Andover. 7. St. Lawrence, 31; Clfirkson, 0.

lUimpden-Sydney, 24; Lynchburg college, 0. Haverford, 28: Hjinllton, 0. Wooster, 46; Case, 6. Fordham, Boston college, t. Maine, 25; Bowdoln.

6. Buffalo 27; Hiram. 12. New Hampshire State, Connecticut Ajrdcs. 0.

I'rslmis, ti; Snsquehanna, 0. 1 a ton. 15: St. Xavier, 0. Ohio Wesleyan, Vittenbrg, 0 (tic).

Catholic university, 13; Du-rpiesne, 19. Tex.as, Baylor, 0. I'enn Military, Dickinson, 0. Penn State, 19; Pennsylvania, 7. (Fro.) Frankford Yellow Jack- ets.

Providence, 0. Colorado Aggies, Utah Aggies, 8- Williams. 19; TVesloyan, 13. Lowell Textile, 32; Newport -i- Holy Cross, 44; Boston unlver- 13- I Khode Island, 89; Worcester 'Tech, 0. Springfield, 1J; Acile5, 0.

lf aMachusetts Mlddlehury, Norwich, 0. 1 Davidson, IS; North Carolina estate, 0. nichmonfl, Randolph Macon, Baker university, William; DfKain, iz; normal university, b. In Dr e'e a iwa -e lln a rnc ard Tin do Hie inr tre DLUnt ID wn UP 10 32 Ifl I HERE SATURDAY Reversal of Form by Varsity Cheered by Supporters; Visitors Put Up Game, Fight All the Way By DEACOX AIUXPGE The Loboi broke thlr loslr. irtreak with a bang Saturday.

By the Impressive ecor of 82-0, the Univeraity of New Mexico football team trounced the Monteiuma ChieHuin at the university fle.d. It was quite a reversal of form for the JUoboa after losing their three previous games In tuccefsion. Five touchdowns and two polnte, after is quite an impressive margin to win by, but the Loboi were not as much better team than Munie- zuma as the score indicates. Their newly acquired ability to heave and catch forward passes was the margin by which they on. In the first half, two completed I passes and a four yard dive by VViKson gave them their first score.

The aecond came as the result of three completed passes the last one for SO yards, Willaon to Puccettl. The Lobos made 12 first downa during the half, but hen It came to driving the bail down the field on straight football, they Just didn't have the stuff. Two First IXiwne In the second half the Lobos made only two first downs, and Uieir passing attacW suttered a re lapse. The fleetness and agility of Quarterback Fred Brown was the i factor that kept them In the game. Brown relieved the situation In an i otherwise dull third quarter by re-j turning a couple of punts 60 yards: each.

The first was halted on the fourteen yard line. After the dependable VVillson had added tgur yards, Brown made the second ten on a cut back. The other punt re-; turn went for a touchdown. The third Lobo score came wnen an ai- tempted Baptist pass was knocked high In the air as It left the passers hands, and Cagle caught It and 1 ick! DEFEfiTS MlflUFSIlTl BV C-7 To TI BREAKS I ILLINOIS BOYS BATTLE Those and a Strong Line Thwart the West Point CadetS by 17 tO 7 SCOre Before Big Crowd Ji.ii-ii.jj, LniLA- i GO. 111..

Nov. 9 OP)Tne ArniT' Invwlcn of the Wes-ern con'er- ence Saturday on the Hi III HUilUUU III UI fl Ell SPOUT, irm II es re; nd Washington college. Amerl-1 eyan, 13, enn university, 13. New York University, 37; Unlv Gettysburg, 27; Muhlenberg, cf 19. yoc, Vc vaoow1 C.

BEIEIL noLORAPo spniNns, Co- Nov. 9 iVPI-The University of ft defeated Colorado college here urday 12 to 3. Clark made a d' kick In the first period for C. only score, l'omeroy crossed Utah's first touchdown In the fii period, and Price made the ond touchdown In the final qu. ter.

Utah failed to convert ea time. I rnazoo) 25; Jit. pleasant (MIc! I Normal, 6. I ilockhurst, Bethel, 0. I Kentucky r'rusli, as; L'nlvers of Louisville l'roh, 0.

I Tennessee, 73, Carson Newnu 0. Providetue College, 33; CoiJ 1 Cuard Acadtmy, 0. Lenoir Jthyue, Maryvllle, Atlantic (Jhritiun, lliyh Pu; Lake Forest, IS; Wo ford, 0. 1 Kansas Cltv Junior Junior College, 0. I Xebraska gouri Kreshnien, 0.

I St. Mary's, Washburn, 19. Washington State College, idaho, 7. Stanford, Washington, 0. TuIsa Tjniveraity.

Oklaho: Bantists 3. Wichita, 13; Southwestern, 0 Omaha University, Maryvi' Teachers, 0. Centenary. 0t Arkansas Teaehe citadel, Furman. 0.

Southwestern, Kewanee, 0. University of Colorado. 13; Co: rado Mines, 9. l.ake Forest, Monmouth, 19. Mllllkln, Illinois College, 6.

Mornlngslde, 26; Nebraska We I Transylvania. 14: Union UnlvH jty (Xenn.) 14. Mount Urlon, 25; Renyon, T. Ashland College, 31; Thlel, (Pe Omaha University, Maryvll Teachers, 0. Columbia, 24; St.

Ambrose, 9 Trinity College, 61; Tork, Nel College, 0. Tulane, 52; Auburn, ft. Michigan State, S3; Mlsslsslr Agsries, 19. Arkansas. 52; Oklahoma Tear BlrmlnErham Southern, 20; sljlppl College, 0.

University of Chattanooga, 2 Howard. 14, pt. Josephs, 12: George Was ipton University, 7. Louisiana College, 20; Southwc Tntltue. 12.

Brooklyn City College. 20; Cc yTilon. n. Indiana Central. 53; Valpara! rnrlham.

0: Hanover. ct Mnrv's Alls' Collegre, f. Knc. 3i; Cnrno'l Collere (Tow ft. 21; Viator.

0. Monmouth, lO: I -ake Forest, Mornlntrslde, 2S; Nebraska leyan. 1 3. Ft. Thomas (ft.

Paul), 39; Ma ftles'er. 0. Aut'sluirs; (Minneapolis'), John. 2, St. Marys (Winona MInn.

1 Hamlin, T. South Dftkota University, 'ron Collesre, 0, Co (Cedar towai 1 6. Manknto Teachers, 1S; St. Cle Toaohprp. 0.

Jamestown (N. D. Coilupe, Moorliead state Tencber. t. Virginia iMItin.) Junior CoTfei 21; Northland College.

0, Marshall. 30; Fairmont (W. V'H Normal. 0. Bliiefleld.

2S; Alderson. ft, St Olav, 12: Concordia (Moo head. Minn.) 7. Klmhurst Co'leco, 34; fire LnkoK Naval Training Station, 0 21; Bice, N'oi-th Carolina, 10; South Car linn, 0. tiokv Tl'e1c-an.

H'i I. (V-ntro, 41; Untvernlly of Loin vilK 0. ivcrnn urn. i ijuu lit I plains of Illinois as a throng of eyt's' margin Pf victory a they saw the Big Ten cli implons fo' mPll before a Dad's day crowd gallop to victory by the cblvc ot 35,000. n.arg'n of 17 to 7 in a series of' Tt was C)ran Tape, the spectacular speed merchant, who has twice The swirt and stunning turns of fror'' of rrofe.sIona! charges the wheels of foi -iw corel that H.uvk-Bob alert, haul charcrlng eyf's' Jut before cloven stage a great ciHHl.ack, gc; i 11 was a duplicate Jump on the soMion and' run of hl font of 'onr- "'hen vN irva fir ts im he "sur "are, the te i ha i() 'ron ran four yards for the score.

Lobos were again held. The first The Lobos made 207 yards by Baptist play was an attempted rushing the ball, during the game. knocked but when deep In the Baptists ter- ritory, they seemed weak and Ir Ieft effectual. In all, the Lobo run- Cagle cnuirtit It and carried It nlng attack will have to show a four yards to a touchdown. Crist great deal of Improvement If the Ricke5 goa) Score.

hilltop squad comes out successful in Its remaining three hard Shull and Acord started fori Trultt circled right end shortly Montezuma. Shull was on one end 'after the klekoft for a gain of or the other of nearly all Buchannan passed 13 Chleltans' passes, and Acora was outstanding at end. arJ to th. threat The Chieftains made eight first was halted by the Lobo line. An downs, mostly by the aerial route, 1 intercepted pass, and a hoave to fourteen for the Lobos during from Buchannan t0 Shu for 20 the cones.

yards gave the Baptist a first TOOTCv BY TEX, IBS RY 8-0 UUD Safety and Touchdown Is Margin of Victory; Farm- I ore Dhw UirH fiima Pi if Make Only 2 First Downs EL PARO, Texn. Nov. 9 OP) A constant threat to the New Mexico Af. throUKhonf the cry talllzr-d Into victory for the Texas College of Mine during the second half of a homecomln'g game here Saturday when a safety a touchdown wore combined to enui oiii ine visitors, 5 lo u. Respite the fact that they were able to keep the ball In Aggie -ter ritory during the first two periods, the Miners were unable to se-re.

At crucial moments the do- fenplve machine stlffoned. and the Miners were force. 1 to pn--f nr give lip possession of tho till The punting of J. W. tsvrpos wns responsible for ibe ronlsient offenslvle march.

i jn die third quarter the A--Ui attempted to punt from their yard line, and J. An Irrwi Miner qunrterbnek, blnckel the J.nll bounded ovr-r the 1 the Aggie recover-! i The If, t'Ul 'iui' a snfetv. A the M'ric gea Iii1 In the fniir' t.i ld Agcies wre forcoil to r. Intercepted the for the Agrles Though H-e Ac Mln-rs a Miff fl-- thev were than two firt d'-' BEATEN 'tppeij ins aihaek Montezuma kicked off and Brown returned 11 35 yards to mid- field. The Lobo.

made a first Anan ihmHth the line, but were forced to punt. Montezuma punted for safety and another Lobo drive led bv Brown and Wlllson was on. This time the Chieftains -Ve tv-r Aio, vOo'oivi? Av.wA'C' 1M-Si down on the four yard line. The Lobo line hold for two plays, and a fv, A for off Prevented the Las Vegas team from scoring. Final score Ixibos, 32; Montrzuma.

0. Score by quarters: 13 0 0- 0 Montezuma Acord L. E. T. Henderson fwrtTtiase l.Ipp T.

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II. Cilllllatvl ripkln Wilson See-ry Rhull Brnwn F.cr fro Bueliannaa F'rultt IOWA CITY, Towa, Nor. 9 (UP) Minnesota saw Its championship asnii'AHnnn fnA a a perior University of Iowa football team staged a last minute rally to nose out a 9 to decision. An an- An ap- purentiy unimportant placeklck by uiassgow in the first quarter was the Hawk- el t'" yav' 1,1 tllB nnnl fiuar' ter to give Towa a 7 to 6 victory over the Gophers, but Saturday he only s-arnpered six yards for the counter. YALE, WITH BOOTH, IS DANGEROUS, WITHOUT HIM, IT PLAYS A TIE TALK BOWL HAVF.N.

X- v. 9 OP) Brilliant little1 All-ie I' -Mih put a game! 'pporcn-'y on Ice for Ol-l F.li Sat- urday but he v. as taken too sii. the Unheritv of M-irylm-Vs s-rappy eleven pulled "Ut a 13 to 11 t. In ihe miimiM Booth -tiis In the came, Yale rnllcd up ail of lis 13 points, but when he was taken out what had seemed a safe lead molted away re the Impetuous pltintrltiK nnd passing of such g-at-lant Maryland backs William "M.ini Tlvans of Wn.

B.T3er "Ph.irty" Chalm- of Ivlawara GEORGIA LOSES TO NEW YORK 27-19 YANK 11 A III Yi'l: Nov. I' el-o- Yo defeite.l Ull.vet unity of rowd Sa 1 f. i of 4 J.himi 07 to 1 pas tho ed. st d. -eco ner la line, a to bis.

win i fro ht. traiiKiin ana Jiarsnan, Munt St. Marys, 11. Albright, Lebanon Valley. O.j riaverioro, lumuion, u.

f.1, Jon" frR' 0' t.ouege or iorK, wasningron, 0. Lniporia leacners, 1 'warrens- mirg Teacners, o. Muskingum, Z5; Kethany (. Vs.) college. 0.

I capital, 0. 1 Howling Green, 15; Plurrton, 0. Butler, alash, 0. Manchester, 13; Detroit Tech. Mount St.

Charles, North Da-, kota Acgles, 6. Western State, 25; Retfts, 28. Southern Methodist university, iz; lexns Aggies, 7. Arkansas, 62; Oklahoma Teach-, (Trove City, 40; Allegheny, 7. Ltah.

li; LO! rado college, 3. lexas -New Ag-: Pomona, 15; Arizona, 12. 1 California, 53; Montana, 18. I University of Southern Caliror- nla, Unbersl'v of Nevada, 0. I Colprate, 33; Columbia, ft.

Northwestern, 18; Ohio State, Yale, 13; Maryland, 13. Flt.t, 21; Washington Jefferson, 0. West Virginia, Detroit, S. Davis Elklns, 13; Wost Virginia Wesleyan, 10. Cornell, 36; Western Reserve, 0.

Dartmouth, 13; Brown, Michigan, 14; Harvard, 12. Swarthmore, 20; Johns Hopkins, 2. Illinois, 17; Army, 7. Wisconsin, 20; Chicago, Navy. Georgetown.

0. Notre Dame. 19; Drake, 7. Kansas Ageles, Iowa State, Iowa. Minnesota, 7.

Akron University, 14; Ohio Niirthcrn, 0. Toledo 17; Detroit College, I) Vandorbllt. 22; Qeoipda 7, 'icrb horpe, 14; Manhattan, 3. 24; Kuitucky, 13. V.

M. 31; Clemson. 0. Macer, 59; Rollins, 0. Lawrence, Rlpon, 7.

Kansas, Oklahoma, 0. Lone; Island, IS; New York Aggies. V. P. 32.

Virginia. 12. Juniata, 12; Upaaln. 0. Wii' litngton and lee.

IS St. doling (Annapolis) Western Stale Teacher? Ka la--I I I I neiu ror oowns on iucu 12 yard line. Montezuma ....0 Phull pasfe.d to Acord for 61 Lineups-yards and a first down on the Lobo Scw Mexico 23 yard line. Puccettl Intercepted UI AS VocH teKxxcrp oar one. or BEATS 'IIJBDY FIELD NORMAN, Nov.

9 (UP) A rnti'm-fnl If i a alnT'an tmra A aA Oklahoma Snturdny and went home wlt" a to 0 victory and the satls- faction of hating avenged last year's defeat and toppling the Soonert from the Big Six leadership. Kansas played most of the game without the services of th! touted Jim and Frank Baush. Both were tnken out before the first quarter ended, b. 'Cause of Injuries. A homecoming crowd of braved a heavy drizzle to watch the Texas slop through their Tilnvs onn Pnr nf tfl tMA to the other.

The field was so muddy that the ball lav where It Ml after many of the punts. The teams which promised to display an aerial attack were forced to resort, to a low punting duel before the ended. Kansas' seven points came early the second quarter when, after blocking a punt. Cox plunged three var.ls on the first play for a touch--1-Twn and Page kicked goal. but iv-4 I 'ITT HTAI IUM, 1'ITTSIU Hi Nov.

9 (UI) The i'nlversltv. I'ittsbnrgh. potential national champions, had things way Saturday and easily de. a'ed Washington and Jeffetsotij 21 to 0, wlille upwards ot I I how I oil I'" i periect spirals. I OKLAHOMA N'-r nwr i Nov.

9 Mi' won the eleventh running of ii-o i.iiiotna cliam pioiisiup here sat- iM'i o- iiv (i r-c -11 a 1 1 tt I'-ruiitl troill "irate and Ben Marnree over a and three quarters distance, tor three year oins. i i I I up a first half lead that clinched i the game. These two astonishing "breaks," each resulting in a touchdown, came In the s-cond quarter and left, the Army forces daz'd, be-w lldered and shell The first to s'rike the Cadet ranks was a break -punt by-Hertz Murrcll 'rum behind his own goal line, a twis'lng, lofty si-ind that traveled less than 20 yard-and vss converted into a ton- h-'own by Ed Kawal, big IKinoi-center, nf'er picking up the boun-i-l-ig ball only eight yards from th-Army goal. The second ttr Red Cagle had led a ''ar. passing counter charge info oh territory.

It 'nick as Arnold Wolgist, an end and youthful opportunist from Auiora, 111., broke In to In-t-rcpt. a short lateral pass from to and race SO yard-, t-i anoth'-r touchdown. Army 'onion Back If, time than It takes 'he Id of a yard line, ha-l run up its er.Hie, Army 1- -1 l-ac but Its r.ever s.r!i. the of 17 points. The 'Plain came th.ft sci r.nd half th mt of farts and th-eat.

t-ed the ad I'Opi'OiS. 1 -Hiead per- I '1 t' for 'lv 1 iv on The tlv- ool-m a ga nie time hut bout in lv t' NL ir.T as ted 24 ine tear CO! C. dee ie Br 1 in th 1 nt a pass a moment later to nan mo drive. After an exchange of punts which gave the Lobos the ball In mldfield, WUlson pnsoed 20 yards to Brown to plant the ball on the 80 yard marker. Second Qnnrtor Two drives through the line hy Brown and a six yard p' to Peery from Brown gave the Lobos a first down on the four yard line.

made the touchdown, but Foster missed the kick for extra point. Score: Loho, Montezuma, 0. Another Lobo drive Parted In mklfleld after an exchange of punts. Wlllson and Brown made a first down through the line, and Wlllson passed to Pecry IS yards for a first down on the Baptist's 30 yard line. Brown made 12 yard's through left tackle.

Will-son passed 20 yards to Puccettl for the touchdown. Wlllson's pass for extra point was Incomplete. Th Lobos had the ball In mid-field at the half. Score: U'bns, 12; Montezuma, 0. Third Quarter An exchange of punts opened the second half.

This sort of play was stopped suddenly when Brown returned a Baptist hoot 'Ui' I'fit the h-t he couhl do alll- llljnl wiMl mk. n- y. u. atho-k that -1-1 lia lull ee'lht ,1., he couhl do oth- tbe l.liinl Willi ck that Wlllaon Barnoll Accle line and F. throiisrh for a tourMnvn "ul-n: Montiiima: Tajlnr foi for extr.i point wa Frederick for l'ipkln, and Capt.

Cn-i'p'wll. for Frederli-k. Uibos' Bvrne fe-iDire, Mmum-Backs: Pucettl. TrlgK. Hood, Bill- Mmbnuch, Kept nnA I ure 1 pea ro ic; c.ilus '-cioi-l i-iilv o- ce iiiroiit-h tl Ins Kill 1 1 in-oe ln for i Mnim of nn I nton-opt ihiilis for fl Sf is fl i (-, ere "em run.

t-. that were 'nl There that were Jtor; Crist, Cagle. Ui.e-;re1 aimo-t as i.e.- oi uh-ra a col. lord a mldl Makes Keemd bhvht Jl a pita was 4, -a hn 61 yards to Montezuma's 14 Monte.u- llne. Wlllson made four yards fi3- Yards lost hy ruhinK: I-and Brown then added the need-1 4.

Montemn.i 34. Pass: ed ten for the score. Prist's kick 1 coinpb led six for 05 ids. was wide. Score: Lol.os, Montezuma, 0.

Shull returned the kick of 23 yards, and the Baptists made a r1o and fi Inteu-cpted. down on three short passes, i yards. Mont-vuma Xuppl.e's i i i ii i I Oh it- i ii mi a'-i on- i f- ne Armed rootball Playek v-A- COLORADO DEFEATS f.fe i MINES BY LAST MINUTE TALLY. BY 13 TO 9 r- 'i -NM'A KV 1 ih- Miners' i WJll.kf 1 44i i 4 Co' i v- VV.IJ "2. 'Hn the I'fi.

yard line r.nn men: i.e (Jryse. Fish, Jenkins, Baer, F. Trigg, McAllister, Hortib-n I oster. Iteferee: Bylers; Umpire, Hut- ton; Llnesni.in. Janes.

Summary: First Powr.s: 14; Montezuma, S. Yards gained nail inceaipietn and two inter completed for 1-S 30 yards, host ball on downs: 4, Montezuma 1. Futnblps: Lobos 4. Moiitemtin Fumbles recovered; l.ohos 4. Montemua 1.

Bunts: Lobos 12 fnr 43 1-2 yard avi'rajre, Monleuina 14 for 41 yard rivo rage. TWO GREAT LINES AND TWO GREAT KICKERS: GEORGETOWN, NAVY TIE Nov. 9 Two rout lines and two great kick ers bore the brui of a 0-0 battle Saturday, wln-n leorcelmvn and Navy renewed their football feud, with President Hoover among the "j.oOO who saw tin- game. The Kllm was played lor the most part between the L'5 yard lines, the raimc i booting: the two kicking tic kh-s' huiors wei about evenly distributed. Four punts were exchanged, and Shull returned the last one to the Lobo 29 yard line.

The Baptists gained 9 yards on a pis Shull to Acord, but lost the hall on downs. An Intercepted pass followdng a long punt by Wlllson gave the Lobos the ball deep In Montezuma's territory, hut the Chieftains held for downs on their! own nine yard line. Brown caught the ensuln? punt, and raced 50 yards fin- a i touchdown. Willson hit the line! for the point after. Score: JObu, 2a Mor.tezuma, 0.

ourth Quarter Riley Intercepted a Chieftain pass In mid field shortly after the klckoff, but the Lobos lost the ball on downs aaln shortly afterward Shull passed OS yanls to j'ipKin ana anorner punts were traded. Iiih g-il his hands on another Monteunia. tass to the 25 yard line, but the I hue f.U- I in the ti -w I irg taken t. Hie behv. photo tunned bexore their departure.

The huge Dormer iiymi? ship DO-X car- I- I- Bill Baker, the e-ntre of the McKlnley Honolulu School at Ogao-n. Utah, Is In Uie f.W',-ps of Taylor, an all-Amrrica oea i ci iar jf Hawaiian team, pasing hl i i iii th-- el 1 l' v.vv;!!t of th." flynit; was about fifty-two tons, of which something like mcnteen tons was ril' 7. u-'Ju! luii ii. It is proposed to make propaganda flights to North and South America in the spring. ins.