Colt NMMI Colts open 1964 grid campaign under Brown
Colt trainers open the 1964 season at 6 30 a m with Marshall Brown directing two workouts daily. About 40 varsity candidates and 70 for the B team target a rebuilding year after last season 10 0 2 state title. The lineup features backfield stars Crowell Suber and Giddings with key seniors and juniors competing for positions as Lovington Tucumcari Portales and El Paso High loom in District 4 A.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Colt Grid
Marshall Brown
Brown
NMMI
Colts
Institute
Randy Suber
Jim Giddings
Bob Rhyne
Pete Gross
Henry Eisenhart
Jim McAfee
John Smith
John Russell
Roswell
Jack Morris
Washington, D.C
Colt
Paul Arnold
Pete Johnstone
Gary Mofffitt
Tex Clifford
John Otto
Bill Repert
Jimmy Rogers
Russell
Gross
Harrison Lobdell
Bob Fuller
Dan Dunnigan
Bob Conner
Robert Rhyne
Mike Brown
Smith
Giddings
Coyote Gridders Open Two A Day Practice
Roswell High School coach Sherman Pruit and staff issued uniforms to 130 grid hopefuls at the RHS Gym. Two a day workouts began, with sessions at eight in the morning and a second in the afternoon. The Coyotes open the season against Farmington at Municipal Stadium on Sept. 4.
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Roswell High School
Sherman Pruit
RHS
Coyotes
Farmington
Municipal Stadium
Sweet and Swinging Music Broadcast Feature
A midday radio log item notes a 5:30 AM to sundown music program titled The Sweet and the Swinging, followed by a pilots weather report and a Smith Machinery Farm and Ranch segment airing on KBIM.
Daily radio schedule with news and music notes
A dense listing of time slots for KGFL and affiliated programs including news briefs, weather reports, sports scores, market updates, and various shows such as The A.M. Show, Paul Harvey, Ray Simms, and local broadcasts. The schedule runs through the day with multiple simulcasts and regional news.
Chicago Beats New York 2 1 Standings Highlight
New York 1 Chicago 2 headline game result. Wednesday schedule lists New York at Chicago and other matchups including N Los Angeles at Detroit and Kansas City at Cleveland. Soccer-like standings implied with Chicago leading.
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Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
THE
Associated Press
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Phia
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Chicago
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
W. L. Pet G.B
Boston Od
Church League Softball Finalists to Meet at Optimist Field
The Roswell Church League champions of 1964 will face the League All-Stars at Optimist Field at 7 30 tonight. Manager Dick Gramer leads the champions while Chuck Cain helms the All-Star squad, victorious 8 3 over Tommy Lott’s team last Friday. Trophies and a sportsmanship award will be presented.
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First Baptist Church
Roswell
Optimist Field
Dick Grammer
Chuck Cain
Tommy Lott
Surprises Loom In HS Wars As Drills Open
The 1964 New Mexico high school football season opens with drills. Albuquerque Highland, defending Class AA champ with 11 returning lettermen, lost five first team All-Staters. Carlsbad may challenge after rebuilding. Class A and B teams also overhaul rosters with notable All-Staters returning or departing.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque Highland
Carl
Bill) Gentry
Bill O'Neil
Terry Stone
Carlsbad
Ralph Bowyer
Cave City
Sacramento Mountains
Bowyer
New Mexico Military Institute
Paul Arnold
Roswell Youths Seek Telegrams for Western Regional Entry
Roswell Eastside Optimist Little League team in Torrance California seeks telegrams for team manager L C Stiles at Jumping Jack Motor Hotel. The Roswell squad carries area district state and divisional titles and will face Trail British Columbia on Friday.
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Roswell
Torrance
California
L. C. Stiles
Jumping Jack Motor Hotel
Trail
British Columbia
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McCullough
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Lane
Akron
Ohio
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Stewart Turner
Albuquerque
Gordon Blacklock, Jr
Derby Downs
Deming
Gadsden
Canutillo
Tex
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el Paso High
Los Alamos
Portales
Tucumcari
Lovington
el Paso Parkland
Dick Green
Roger Buckley
Benny Smith
Suber
Eisenhart
Bill Ragsdale
John Brownfield
Charlie Rogers
Johnny Fresquez
Coyote
A.M
KBIM
Smith Machinery
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Conner
Sears
Sears’ .Roebuck and
ABC News
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Charlie Wells
Ray Simrs
Bill Pennell
Sinclair
Stan Gallup
Jim Talley
Charlie
Wells
Allstate
Kbim-Fm
Gary Gallup
ABC World News
Paul Harvey News
With Charlie Wells
Ray Simms
Jim Irwin
Kirtland Central
Mike Wood
Russell van Camp
Ronnie Lee
Wood
Bob Manus
Bill Slade
Truth Or Consequences Hot Springs
John Keithly
Ted Graham
Goodyear
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