Albuquerque 50 Mile Auto Race Opens Jan 1
The Albuquerque Auto Racing association announces the Southwestern championship auto race on a new track east of the city. Twelve cars entered with more expected by midnight December 31. Entrants include Tony Yurcice, Jack Smyers, Tom Closson, J F E Flanigan, Breece and Biebo, William Cowan, Jack Cousins, Dick Barnes, Bill Agnew, Max Yater, and Ralph M Miller. Purse totals 1150 for main event with smaller races offering 260 and 150. Track officials and honorary referee named. track located two and a half miles east on the mesa.
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Albuquerque Auto Racing Association
Ralph M. Miller
Mesa
Arizona
Wired
Dusenberg
Albuquerque
Tony Yurcice
Gallup
Hudson
Jack Smyers
Cadillac
Fom Closson
Santa Fe
J. FE. Flanigan
Holbrook
Studebaker
Breece and Biebo
Grants
William L. Cowan
Frontenac
Jack Cousins
Nash
Duke City Auto Company
M. H. Wood
L. Herbert Galles
John C. Pierce
Roy A. Stamm
Dudley Cornell
L. C. Warren
George Alagi
E. B. Schilling
Cortez Quickel
Maury Irwin
Clyde Oden
Clyde Tingley
Basketball rule changes abolish goal zone and hand behind back
The rules committee introduces major changes including abolition of the goal zone and the hand behind the back on jump balls. Other updates cover backboard markings braces on players, disqualification for flagrant sportsmanship, scorekeeping authority, and technical foul rules.
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Spalding
Philly Boss Pivots to Raspberry Offer in Batter Trade Talk
Philadelphia owner Baker hints at trading Pitcher Jimmy Ring and Catcher Bill Henline after previously selling Grover Alexander and Bill Killefer to Chicago. Fans recall the 1917 to 1919 era when Alexander led the Phillies with high win totals before the 55 000 dollar deal and raspberry bounty. Baker seeks infielder and young pitcher to strengthen the Phils under Art Fletcher.
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Baker
Phillies
Grover Alexander
Bill Killefer
Chicago Cubs
Dilhoefer
Philadelphia
Alexander
Walter Johnson
Phils
Haker
Jimmy Ring
Bill Hellin Henline
Philly
Ring
Cinci Reds
Eppa Rix
Fletcher
Radio Programs Saturday December 19 Listings by Station
Radio schedules across multiple stations list concert programs orchestras dances and talks for December 19 with ensembles such as Handel's Messiah performances by KDKA Littl Symphony and Vincent Lopez among others and varied evening offerings nationwide including Chicago New York and Los Angeles stations.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
Kdka Littl Symphony Orchestra
KFAB
Lincoln
Schmoller
Mueller
KFNF
Shenandoah
Scotch Trio
KFOA
Seattle
KFVE
University City
Gene Witacker
KFWB
Hollywood
KGO
Oakland
Glee Club
Anker String Quartet
KGW
Portland Oregonian
KHYJ
Los Angeles
Lost Angels
KNX
Hollywood Express
Atwater Kent Orchestra
Cocoanut Grove Dance Orchestra
KOA
Denver
Wurtzbach
KPO
San Francisco
Cabiria Cafe
KPRC
Houston Post - Dispatch
Frank Tilton
KSD
St. Louis Post - Dispatch
Grand Central Theater
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
KTHS
Hot Springs National Park
Louis Davis
Natalie Arnoux
KYW
Chicago
Congress Classic
Congress Carnival
Coon Banders' Nighthawks
WBBM
Suneet Quartet
WCAH
Pittsburgh Press
Ralph Patterson
WCCO
Minneapolis - St. Paul
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
WEAF
New York
Vincent Lopez
WEBH
Chicago Post
Oriole
Geise Brothers
Marie Kelly
WFAA
Dallas News-Journal
Baker Hotel
Mozart Choral Club
Adolphus Hotel
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Drake Ensemble
Jack Chapman
WGY
Bchenectady
New York Philharmonic Society
WJZ
WHAS
Louisville Times-Courier
Town Club
Joseph Henry
WIP
Philadelphia
Detroit-Pontiac
Goldkette
Jewett
Rockne says he will stay at Notre Dame after talks
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame football coach for eight years, declares he plans to continue at the school and will not leave for another institution until an understanding is reached with Notre Dame authorities. He regrets any embarrassment over reports he negotiated with James R. Knapp of Columbia University and denies involvement in the Nebraska Notre Dame rift. He denies a Coral Gables coaching offer being a Notre Dame team.
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South Bend
Ind
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Rockne
James R. Knapp
Columbia University
Columbia
Nebraska
Coral Gables
Fla
Mathews Sold to White Sox from Southwestern League Club
Chicago reports Matty Mathews the shortstop was purchased by the Chicago White Sox tonight from the Cushing Oklahoma club of the Southwestern league.
City Schools Hoop Schedule Completion
The city scholastic league basketball schedule runs from January 8 to February 27 with shifts for outside games to avoid university conflicts. Key matchups include Indians, Washington, Menaul, Harwood, St. Marys, and Albuquerque, hosting at various gymnasiums.
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Indians
Washington
Harwood
Albuquerque
Washington Gym
Menaul
St. Mary's
Mharwood
Former MLB Pitcher Eyeing C N M League Move
Rip Hagerman, ex Chicago Cubs and Cleveland pitcher, wintering in Albuquerque may sign with a Central New Mexico league club next spring. He played for Socorro in 1908 territorial fair tourney, later six years in the majors, and now belongs to Cleveland. He also pitched for the Nash Motors team at Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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Rip’ Hagerman
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
Albuquerque
Hagerman
Socorro
Chicago
Nash Motors
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Indians Meet St Mary's at Washington Gym February 27
At Washington gym, February 27, the Indians face St. Mary's while Menaul meets Harwood at the Indian school.
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Washington
Albuquerque
Menaul
Washington Gym
Indians
St. Mary's
Harwood
State College to Grant Two-Week Christmas Vacation
Lay Cruces New Mexico reports State College will close for two weeks for Christmas. Vacation starts Friday afternoon December 18 and runs through January 4. Many teachers and students will visit relatives away from campus while others stay for planned entertainments.
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Lay Cruces
N. M
State College
Purdue Franklin Nebraska South Dakota basketball score line
Purdue led Franklin 32 24 Nebraska 19 and remained in the early game flow against South Dakota with limited scoring.
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Purdue
Franklin
University of South Dakota
University of Nebraska
Magazines Half Price Subscriptions at Matson's
Matson's at 206 West Central Avenue advertises low prices on magazine subscriptions with promotions and discounts for a limited time. Local customers are invited to visit the store for deals and selection.
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Matson
West Central Avenue
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Chicago Theater Review
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