Navy Favored To Edge Army In Ivy Game Clash
New York dispatch notes Navy enters the upcoming Army showdown with rest and minimal injuries after Notre Dame loss impact. Miller's starting lineup hints at changes while Army trains hard with defense emphasis as both sides prepare to camp near Philadelphia.
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Shellac
Yale
Harvard
Pittsburgh
Navy
Vidal
Ken Fields
Tom Kilday
Philadelphia
Miller
Gordon Chung- Hoon
Murray
Tayor Miller
Brooks
Reedy
Borri Burns
Wharbold
Slack
Borries
Clark
Campbell
Michigan Faces Trojans in Rose Bowl Prospects
LA dispatch reports football followers weighing Michigan versus Southern California for the Rose Tournament game on January 2. The Trojan board met but gave no invitation plans, with officials noting the session was routine and no formal invitation had been extended.
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Los Angeles
Far West
Big Ten
Michigan
Southern California
Pasadena
Trojan Athletic Board of Control
California
mGenendhae
The
Boxing Wrestling Institute Set To Stage Saturday Night
The Boxing and Wrestling Institute opens its school year with a card next Saturday at Cahoon Armory starting at eight. Captain Woodbury and coach Chiarameonte will demo blows and fouls. admission is 25 cents. Scheduled bouts include Jolly vs Parrish and Lyda vs Seligman in boxing, with Whitson facing Breath and Jones opposing Headen in wrestling.
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Institute
Cahoon Armory
Woodbury
Chiarameonte
Lobos off today for Tempe game
The New Mexico Lobos head to Tempe Arizona for their final football game of the season against the Tempe Bulldogs. Coach Chunk Riley takes 26 players along with trainer Harold Thomas and manager Bud Cagle. Backfield regulars Jack Jones and Joe Cross stay home due to illness and knee injury respectively.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Lobos
Tempe
Ariz
Tempe Bulldogs
Chunk Riley
Harold Thomas
Bud Cagle
Jack Jones
Joe Cross
Jones
Belen
Cross
Expected Plugging of Big Artesian Well in Dexter
The big artesian well on the Marshall property east of Dexter was not plugged yesterday as planned but is expected to begin today. Many locals and observers traveled to Dexter to watch the operation while mud was mixed yesterday to pump into the cav ities. The well has wasted water at an estimated rate of 2000 gallons per minute.
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Marshall
Dexter
Roswell
S. M. Mahan
Aliie Mae Mahone
Chaves County
New Merice
South Highlands
New Mexico
Metes
Noticyn
H. c. Luchin
New Merxico
All Star Grid Team in the South
The AP announces the seventh annual All Star football team with representation from every Southern conference section. Auburn, Tennessee, Alabama, Tulane, Vanderbilt, Duke and others place players on the first team while Virginia Tech and LSU miss selections. Tulane’s Don Zimmerman and Auburn’s Jimmy Hitchcock lead voting. Also listed are final first team positions and reserve selections.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Virginia Tech
Louisiana State
Auburn
Tonmeccee
Alabama
Tulane
Don Zimmerman
Jimmy Hitchcock
David Arial
Charles Leyendecker
Vanderbilt
Thomas Hopke
Clarence
Pete” Gracey
Influenza Advisory From City Health Officials
City health authorities urge vigilance as influenza cases rise. Dr. C. B. Anderson at 401 North Richardson offers guidance and services. Contact 1251 for details on prevention and care.
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EB. Anderson
North Richardson
Touchdowns Drop To Lowest Level In A Decade
New York report notes 159 teams averaged 12.53 points per game this season, down from 14 last year and far below the 19-point peak in 1922. Texas Christian led major colleges with 282 points in eleven games, while Colgate's defense allowed no points in nine contests and scored 264.
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New York
Associated Press
Texas Christian
Colgate
Trojan Scout Sees Notre Dame Gobe for USC
Los Angeles says Aubrey Devine Southern California chief scout reports Notre Dame's strength varies by game but remains a serious challenge as USC prepares for the December showdown. Devine returns with cautious gloom about reserves and elder players, signaling tough practice ahead.
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Los Angeles
Aubrey Devine
Southern California
Trojan
Notre Dame
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP REPORTS INTERNATIONAL CARD
In Barcelona Kid Tuanero of Cuba outpointed Dino Tammesti of Italy. George Morejon of Cuba stopped Vittorio of Italy. Frankie Genovese beat Billy Walker in Detroit to claim Canadian amateur lightweight status. Al Henderson defeated Frank Zardai in Detroit. In Paris Harry Smith, listed as American, was disqualified for butting Emile Lebrize of France. Record Want-ads note substitutes out with flu.
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Associated Press
Barcelona
Spain
Kid Tuanero
Cuba
Dino Tammesti
Italy
George Morejon
Vittorio
Detroit
Frankie Genovese
Billy Walker
Hearse
Mich
al Henderson
Frank Zardai
Pittsburch
Paris
France
Harry Smith
Necro
Emile Lebrize
Militia Indoor Rifle Team to Compete in 1933 Match
Maj F R Lafferty said the 1933 national indoor rifle team match will include a team from each company troop and battery under Brig Gen Osborne C Wood adjutant general. The February event awards the Chief of Militia Bureau’s Indoor Rifle Team for 1933 and twelve bronze medals. Similar state matches will follow.
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Militia Bureau
F. R. Lafferty
National Sword
Osborne.c. Wood
Militia
Bureau
Wrestling update from Associated FP New York report
In New York and surrounding areas reporters note wrestling results and standings. The report mentions competitors such as Coleman and others with inconsistent OCR text. Details include match outcomes and curfew references amid scattered city locations and dates.
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New York
Nicholgge Coleman
Los Angeles
Joe Cook
Kacere
Cox
Pinzi
iRidgewood
Dor -Szaic
Jungoey Chari
iHanrren
Drew
Theut
Philadelphia
Sonnemi
Reston
Sammy
Newark
Stei Wee
inGeke
Engineers claim in Albuque match with Cavalry honors
Lafferty recalled two years of Company T vnh Engineers at Albuque winning the match and last year many ER 111th Cavalry at D ing took the honors, reflecting a history of strong showings by both teams.
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Lafferty
Company T Vnh Engineers
Albuque
Er” 111Th Cavalry
Ding
Net results tease as Mort Green and wife toil
A fragment hints at Mort Green and his wife involved in a 7 net venture or project. No clear date or location is provided, but the wording suggests a local update about earnings or plans. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
What You Need Is a New Suit Instead of Just a Button
A speaker urges upgrading attire rather than altering a worn suit. The message mocks repeating repairs and criticizes the look of a perpetual old garment while insisting on a fresh, proper appearance.
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Boxing, Wrestling Institute
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Parrish
Lyda
Seligman
Wilson
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Klein
Whittington
G. P
Becker
Heller
Whitson
Breath
Headen
Keyer
Helmig
Walton
Clayton
Seery
A. P
South
Hon Zimmerman
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
John Cain
District Court OF
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Jackson R. Richardson
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State of New Mexico
Hattie Richardson
AllHi
Mae Mahone
John Mahone
Abe Mahone
Ellis Mahone
Mary Clauson
Janie Feazel
Josie Iigs
Minnie Potts
Dessie Davenaport
S. M. Mahone
Jack. Richardson
Willa Dean Richardson
Chaves
Dessie Davenport
S. M. Manhone
Ottie “Prince
Allie Mae
Mahone
Chaves County Building and Loan Association
Grace S. Massie
SEAR
Marciella A. Puckett
Es A. Ad
Roswell Seed Company
Devine
Troy
S. C
Ebbai
Western
Oar Wizard
Western Giant
Hollywood
Buik Galion
Penn Supreme
Pennsylvania
Western Giant Tires
West'n Giants
Kennedy Tool
Albertson
Ziew
Mort Green
Joaar Williams
Mort
W.ia IT
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Hullo
Myrtle
Auto Top
FT. Cup
Wentge
Western Auto Supply Co
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Roswe
Me. Ath
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