AP selects All-America football eleven for 1933
The AP selects its 1933 All America squad led by West and Coast stars. Key backs include Warburton, Buckler, Lund, and Johnson. ends Geisler and Skladany power the line. guards Schammel and Schwammel anchor the interior with centers Coats and Siemerling among notable mentions.
Barracks Briefs Warm Winter Mood Amid Powder Fight
Winter weather chatter fills the page with a playful tone as barracks residents anticipate snow and moonlit scenes while reporting on a powder fight between Playboy Sidler and Caveman White. Cadet life includes car mishaps, a soggy football aftermath, and a novel take on exams with a room-bound calculus quiz.
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Marriage of Eurene Reginer and Mrs Richmond announced
In Las Cruces New Mexico on December 2 AP reports the marriage of Captain Eurene A Reginer of Fort Bliss Texas to Mrs J B Richmond of Albuquerque. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Andrew McParlane of Albuquerque.
All American Football Team Names Listed by Schools
The list names regional colleges and cities alongside players selected for the third team. Notable schools include Notre Dame Oklahoma Army Michigan State Fordham Oregon State and North Carolina with players such as Devore Gentry Jablonsky Siemerinz Barclay Buss Montgomery Wilson Kercheval and others from Berwick Waynesville Waterloo Benton Harbor Vallejo Oakland and more.
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Cassius Gentry
Oklahoma
Harvey Jablonsky
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San Francisco
Orge Barclay
North Carolina
Arthur Buss
Michigan State
Lester Borden
Fordham
Isford Montgomery
Columbia
Man Franklin
Oregon State
George Wilson
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Ralph Kercheval
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Kansas Plays Two Games in Three Days
Washington reports Kansas University Jawhawkers, in their second contest in three days, facing George Washington Colonials with limited rest after a 27 to 6 Thanksgiving win over Missouri. Train schedules compressed travel to a sub six hour stretch between arrival and 2 p.m. est game time.
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Georgia Bulldogs seek revenge on Troy in clash of power
A ferocious Georgia Bulldogs squad from Athens visits Troy in a high stakes intersectional showdown. The 1931 beating by Southern California looms as motivation as the team aims to reverse that 60 point margin. Odds were long, but intent remained clear as the two teams prepared for the big game.
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Roswell Ball Club Plans New Independent League
Marty Fiedler, former Albuquerque manager, plans to lead a Roswell team in a six club independent league next summer. He outlines contenders in Pampa Porger Amarillo Lubbock and San Angelo, aiming to field strong local and external players and possibly keep Parenti from NM I if he stays in Roswell. He will travel after January to arrange details and corresponds with Hap Reith, Roswell Giants former manager.
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Soviet Envoy Maxim Litvinov Arrives in Italy
In Naples the Conte Di Savoia docked the Soviet foreign minister Maxim Litvinov after a voyage from the United States. Postmaster General James A. Farley, on a vacation with his wife, accompanied him aboard. Litvinov declined comment on talks with Mussolini, saying a statement would come later in Rome. Local officials met the diplomat and, after lunch in Sorrento, he prepared to travel to Rome. Farley was greeted by Rome’s Knights of Columbus.
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Dinner crowd to attend chamber of commerce event
A large crowd is expected for a chamber of commerce dinner next Friday at 6 30 PM at the Woman's Club. Governor and Mrs Hockenhull will attend as guests of honor and speak, with four short talks preceding. Tickets available from multiple members through next Wednesday. Details discussed at the directors meeting with other business notes and nominating committee announced for January board elections.
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Fred Miller
Myron Pragger
Paul Wilmot
Win Lawrence
Chas. Dobbs
Logan Hunter
Geo. Owens
Frank Mark
G. H. Hockenson
Carl McNally
J.B. Savage
Bob Kisker
New Mexico
Day Bike Race Leads Tie In New York Six Day Event
Letounier Reden and Hill Debeets teams remained tied for the lead as the six day bicycle race reached the 131st hour in New York.
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Naming the Bottomless Lakes State Park
Governor A Hockenhull asks the chamber of commerce to gather public park names for the new Bottomless Lakes State Park. A state word must appear and no family names will be considered. Committee results announced at the chamber dinner next Friday at the Womans Club.
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Finance Board notes large shortfall in general revenue
The Finance Board reports ordinary annual revenue for general purposes at 1,259,217.32, well short of maintenance needs totaling 2,622,718.78. Shortfall estimated at 1,263,401.66 despite cash on hand and asset sales, with remaining liabilities of 356,946.07 not provided for.
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Past Commanders Night Program at Roswell High
A Past Commanders Meeting of the Roswell American post will be held in Roswell High School auditorium on December 4. The program includes opening exercises, a one act play Wanted A Rotary by Roswell High, presentations of past officers and auxiliaries, greetings to the auxiliary post commander, a three minute talks by past commanders, brief business, closing exercises, and a coffee hour hosted by past commanders.
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Civil Works allotment aids drought relief in New Mexico counties
About 1 006 workers will be paid 50 dollars monthly, totaling 760 000. Bronson Cutting says Civil Works has allotted 75 000 to be spent in drought struck New Mexico counties Curry Roosevelt Harding Union Lea and Quay by January 1. Additional funds sought after month change to continue relief.
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Thanks to Red Cross Roll Call Workers Countywide
WwW. C. Lawrence and Myrons Prager issued a public statement expressing appreciation to every Red Cross roll call worker. Dozens of ladies answered the call and labored faithfully in Roswell and across the county, with many making real sacrifices to help soliciting teams. The county and national organizations gratefully acknowledge their loyal cooperation.
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