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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1941

Page

2

Coyotes Open Season Against Dexter Demons In Dexter

Coyotes face strong Dexter Demons in season opener at Dexter Thursday night. Coach Corn relies on Ben Kelly, Luther Lund, Raymond Ayalla, and Glen Dennis with O C Graves nursing an ankle. Dexter shows speed and a zone defense, while the Coyotes plan a fast breaking attack and short practice lead up to a tough start.

Coyotes Dexter Corn Coyote Cagers George Lewis Dexter High Demons Tatum Ben Kelly Luther Lund Raymond Ayalla Glen Dennis Kelly Lund O. C. Graves Ayalla Dennis Sidney Miller Hobbs Lyle Miller Tom Hoover James Crocker Paul O’meara Arthur Wishard Hagerman Bobcats Hagerman Carlsbad Demons

Bears and Cardinals set for decisive NFL clash

Chicago Bears need one win to tie Green Bay for the Western title and force a playoff on December 14 after a 49-14 victory over the Eagles. Green Bay clinched at least a tie with a 22-17 win over Washington, while the Brooklyn Dodgers tied for second in the East. Lions moved to third in the West after beating the Cardinals 21-3 and Byron White retired to join the armed forces. Giants were idle and Cleveland ended its season earlier.

Chicago Chicago Bears Green Bay Packers Chicago Cardinals Bears Packers New York Giants Washington Redskins Philadelphia Eagles Brooklyn Dodgers Pittsburgh Steelers Cardinals Lions Byron Whizzer) White Detroit Star Cleveland

AP Football Poll Tomorrow in Daily Record

The final regular season AP football poll will be announced Tuesday December 2. The Associated Press ranking, valued by more than 125 sports writers, is cited as the nation’s top college football guide. Phone classifieds at No 11 to watch.

Associated Press U. S Daily Record

Officials Named for Gateway Bowl Between Deming and Jal

Artesia announces the prep bowl officials for Friday’s Gateway Bowl matchup between Deming and Jal. Referee B P Wood of Santa Fe, umpire Co L Finley of New Mexico Mines, head linesman Randall Ryde of Portales, and field judge Chester Ledbetter of Hagerman.

Associated Press Artesia Aztec Gallup Fort Wingate Albuquerque Indians Deming Jal B. P. Wood Santa Fe Co. L. Finley New Mexico Mines Randall Ryde Portales Chester Ledbetter Hagerman

Texas Aggies To The Cotton Bowl

The Texas Aggies champions of the Southwest Conference leave College Station for the West Coast to wind up their schedule at the Cotton Bowl as guests for a second time in two years. Dan D. Rodgers said selection of the guest team would be made today. The Aggies have two bowl appearances in three years with strong passing, an eight win season, and a 253 to 46 scoring margin.

Dallas Texas Aggies College Station West Coast Washington State Aggies Dan D. Rodgers Cotton Bowl Athletic Association Tulane Fordham Southern Methodist

Winter Meeting Of Baseball Men In Jacksonville

Baseball men from across the country gathered for the annual winter meeting in Jacksonville Florida with trades anticipated. Ol Massa Rogers Hornsby and George Scheps pulled off a first deal by sending Jackie Reed to acquire Earl Overman in a high flying airplane trade described as pig in the poke. Meanwhile Albuquerque reported New Mexico’s wettest year on record with 29.95 inches of moisture and October’s 3.10 inches being the second highest October total.

Jacksonville Fla Ol Massa Rogers Hornsby Fort Worth George Scheps Dallas Hornsby Jackie Reed Earl Overman Albuquerque N. M New Mexico Weather Bureau

20 Grid Teams In Nation Unbeaten

NEW YORK December 1 Only Utah University of the nation's 20 unbeaten football teams has unfinished business on its program The Utes already the Big Seven champions play Arizona Saturday and travel to Honolulu for a meeting January list with Hawaii University Of the unbeaten teams 11 are all winning while the remaining nine have one or more deadlocks each The teams with unblemished records are Duke Midland Neb Teachers Mississippi Southern Western Mich College Millikin Minnesota Duquesne Notre Dame Thiel St Cloud Minn Teachers Eastern Carolina Teachers Rose Poly Youngstown St Josephs Indiana Delaware St Francis Pennsylvania Utah Carroll Montana Plattesville Wis Teachers

New York Utah University Utes Arizona Honolulu Hawaii University Duke Midland Neb Teachers Mississippi Southern Western Mich College Millikin Minnesota Duquesne Notre Dame Thiel St. Cloud

Leading football scorer Dudley leads 1941 season

NEW YORK December 1. Bullet Bill Dudley Virginia backfield ace tops the nation in scoring for 1941 with 134 points after a 22 point game in his final appearance. Ben Collins of West Texas State is second with 132. Other leaders by sections follow.

New York Bill Dudley Virginia Dudley Ben Collins West Texas State

Football Scores Sunday and Saturday Highlights

Sunday results show Loyola Los Angeles 19 over Nevada 7 and San Francisco 21 defeating Fort Ord Fort Monmouth 28 to 0. Saturday games include Pacific Lutheran 13 over College of the Pacific 7 and Mississippi Southern 7 over St Marys Texas 0. Texas A I 39 over Texas Wesleyan 13. Occidental 34 over Colorado College 20. Jacksonville Naval Air Station 73 over University of Havana 0. Camp Croft 14 over Wofford College 0.

Associated Press Loyola Los Angeles Nevada San Francisco Fort Ord Fort Monmouth Fort Dupont Pacific Lutheran College of Pacific Mississippi Southern St. Mary’s Texas Texas A. & I Texas Wesleyan Occidental Colorado College Jacksonville Naval Air Station University of Havana Camp Croft Wofford College

Madrid to Light Up Christmas Display This Weekend

Madrid New Mexico plans a Sunday night Christmas lights showing with an expected crowd of about 100000 people. Secretary Joe Husler of the Madrid employees club estimated the turnout for the yuletide display.

Madrid N. M Joe Husler

Notable college football scoring list of players by points

A ranking of players with point totals led by Johnny Thompson of the U S Coast Guard at 109 points followed by Ed McGovern Rose Poly 103 and Jack Jenkins Vanderbilt 90. Other figures include Winston Siegfried Duke 80 Jack Crain Texas 77 Lewis Green Catawba 72 Pat Harder Wisconsin 72 Marvel Harshman Pacific Lutheran 68 Fred Evans Notre Dame 67 Bob Steuber Missouri 67 Bill Micklick Idaho 66 Tony Porto Creighton 60 Lewis Dent Colorado State 43.

Johnny Thompson U. S. Coast Guard Ed McGovern Rose Poly Jack Jenkins Vanderbilt Winston Siegfried Duke Jack Crain Texas Lewis Green Catawba Pat Harder Wisconsin Marvel Harshman Pacific Lutheran Fred Evans Notre Dame Bob Steuber Missouri Bill Micklick Idaho Tony Porto Creighton Lewis Dent Colorado State

Border Conference Standings and Weekly Results

Standings show Arizona Univ 5 0 172 27, Hardin-Simmons 4 0 64 27, West Tex State 4 1 144 34, New Mex Univ 6 2 1 9 51, Texas Mines 3 4 0 124 69, Tempe Teachers 2 3 1 66 75, Flagstaff Twins 1 5 0 63 143, New Mex Aggies 0 5 0 34196. This week Utah vs Arizona at Tucson and Arizona State Tempe vs Hardin-Simmons at Tempe. Last week results include Hardin-Simmons 13 Howard Payne 7 and Texas Miners 23 Arizona State Flagstaff 20.

WLT Arizona Univ Hardin-Simmons West Tex. State New Mex. Univ Texas Mines Tempe Flagstaff Twins Aggies Utah Arizona Tucson Ariz Arizona State of Tempe Howard Payne Texas Miners Arizona State of Flagstaff New Mexico Wyoming Texas Tech Wake Forest Arizona University Kansas State Texas Christian South Carolina University Utah University Western Reserve Western Michigan State Eastern Kentucky State Notre Dame Oklahoma A. & M Wildcats C. Z. Lesher Lesher New Mexico University Wyoming University Albuquerque Texas College of Mines Arizona State of

Fort Riley Cavalry Wins 1941 Trophy With 32-0 Victory

Fort Riley Cavalry replacement center claimed the Don Thompson football trophy for 1941 by routing Fort Bliss 32 to 0 in El Paso Texas on December 1. The win secures the national cavalry grid championship for Fort Riley.

EL Paso Tex Fort Riley Fort Bliss

Oregon State And Duke To Rose Bowl

Oregon State wins Pacific Coast Conference title and earns a Rose Bowl bid to meet Duke on New Year’s Day in Pasadena. Duke coach Wallace Wade brings an undefeated team as Lon Stiner of Oregon State reacts to the landmark invitation amid town celebrations.

New York Oregon State Missouri Duke Pasadena Fordham Frankie Sinkwich Georgia Georgia Tech Miami Bulldogs Texas Longhorns Texas Texas A. & M Dallas Duquesne Misssissippi State Penn State Steve Lach Duke Blue Devil Wallace Wade Brown University College Town Corvallis Ore Oregon State College Oregon Eugene Lon Stiner Stiner Lon

Rose Bowl bids spark West Coast fan surprise

New York reports Duke drew praise from Southern California writers while Fordham Missouri showed little interest in a Rose Bowl bid. Duquesne hopes for a payday, and Sun Bowl buzz centers on Texas Tech as many suggest potential teams.

New York Wide World Fordham Missouri Duke Southern California Wallace Wade Duquesne Texas Tech

Clark Shaughnessy and the T formation saga

Minneapolis Times notes Dick Cullum questions whether Clark Shaughnessy will claim the T formation as his defining story and face continued reliance on it for his coaching narrative amid ongoing debate.

Dick Cullum Minneapolis Clark Shaughnessy

Cardinals take 36 to Jacksonville minor league meet

The Cardinals dispatched a 36 man delegation to the Jacksonville minor league meetings. Rassler Ignacio Martinez faces suspensions in nearly every state he has appeared in. Jimmy Conzelman plans Hollywood work on football shorts. Waite Hoyt will broadcast Cincinnati baseball next summer after a lengthy leave from his New York station.

Cardinals Jacksonville Rassler Ignacio Martinez Jimmy Conzelman Hollywood Waite Hoyt Cincinnati New York

Quote Unquote Larry MacPhail On 1942 Ball Club Financing

Larry MacPhail states the organization has spent 100000 dollars toward the 1942 ball club and adds that so far funds have been limited to dabbling in minor league prospects. He outlines the financial focus and scope of early 1942 team planning.

Larry MacPhail

Union Talk Sparks Football Players’ Labor Debate

Mose Simms proposes players form a union as a fresh push for higher football pay. Ted Lyons runs a thriving New Chicago bowling shop, leaving him little time to bowl as players drop by. De Witt Clinton high in New York, the world’s largest boys school, drops baseball for lack of scholastic sports funding, with several other New York schools abandoning football for the same reason. NY Sportscasters Association notes a fast season, citing a remark by Tommy Harmon comparing a Kuzma run to Harmon of Michigan.

Mose Simms Ted Lyons Chicago Bowling Emporium Ted New York de Witt Clinton High School N. Y

Kimbrough Returns To Movies After Pro Football Run

Jar rin John Kimbrough returns to cinema after leading the New York Americans to a runners up finish in the American League. He scored the team's lone touchdown in a 13 7 win over the Cincinnati Bengals in the final league game. Kimbrough ends his grid career to focus on films as Columbus clinches the title for the third time.

New York Jarrin John Kimbrough New York Americans Kimbrough Americans Cincinnati Bengals Columbus

Texas Tech May Go To Sun Bowl

Texas Tech faces the Sun Bowl fate as Border Conference games wrap up. Arizona hints at bid uncertainty while Hardin-Simmons and Arizona loom as possible co champions under conference rules.

Texas Tech

Mines Open Basketball Season in Border Conference Opener

Texas College of Mines, defending Border Conference champion, faces New Mexico School of Mines in El Paso tonight as both teams begin their 1930s era basketball campaigns.

EL. Paso Tex Texas New Mexico Texas College of Mines New Mexico School of Mines Socorro

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