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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1941

Page

2

Minnesota U Leads Poll of Football Experts

New York December 2 The Associated Press poll ranks Minnesota as the top college football team for the 1941 regular season with 84 of 96 experts backing the Golden Gophers. Duke and Duquesne follow, while Fordham Missouri and Notre Dame round out the top ten.

New York Minnesota Ray Kelly New York Times Associated Press Golden Gophers Gophers Duke Blue Devils Oregon State Duquesne

Bowling winners named at Berkey Bowling Alley

Last month's prize winners include W. E. Whitmore Jr with 288 in men’s high score Margie Baker 212 for women Robert Lancaster 229 for boys and Vivian Drury 163 for girls The monthly contest runs from the first to the end of each month Whitmore Jr also posted 209 for cadets last week Tonight’s Major League schedule features matchups at 7 30 and 9 00 with Ginsberg Music Co Ball and White Busy Bee S Western Pub Ser Co Roswell Drug Conoco No 2 Hall Poorbaugh Hotel Norton Bar.

Berkey Bowling Alley W. E. Whitmore, Jr Margie Baker Robert Lancaster Vivian Drury Major League Tonight Ginsberg Music Co Ball and White Busy Bee S.western Pub. Ser. Co Roswell Drug Conoco Hall-Poorbaugh Norton Bar

Feller May Get Army Air Corps Commission Assignment

New York Dec 2 E Wide World reports pitcher Bob Feller may accept a second lieutenant rating in the Army Air Corps and be assigned to Wright Field Dayton Ohio, signaling an early entry before the draft.

New York eWide World Bob Feller Bob Army Air Corps Wright Field Dayton Ohio

Minnesota Gophers end season with 17 straight wins

Coffeyville Junior College Ravens finish with 18 consecutive victories. The local tone shows fans in Minneapolis praising the Gophers while Coffeyville supporters boast about the Ravens.

Jay Simon Coffeyville Kans Minnesota Coffeyville Junior College Ravens Minneapolis Gophers Ravens

Endicott Peabody Davison Shines as Eli Freshman Guard

Yale football outlook bright as Endicott Peabody Davison nicknamed Cutty stars for the Eli freshmen this season. In baseball lore Hans Lobert met Connie Mack, while New York writers crown Princeton's press box best and Yankee Stadium worst among eastern college scenes.

New York Princeton Yankee Stadium Hans Lobert Connie Mack Yale Endicott Peabody Davison Harvard Groton Eli Cutty

Minnesota Footballers Dominate All-Opponent Team

By sweeping Michigan, Minnesota earned five players on the all-opponent squad while Michigan voted in only two Minnesota stars. Amateur leaders glance toward the 1942 AAU convention in Honolulu as part of the sport’s evolving plans.

Honolulu Minnesota Michigan National League Dartmouth Georgia

Three Teams Dominate Grid Bowl Era

Duke Fordham and the Texas Aggies lead bowl era dominance over the last half decade. Duke posts 40 wins, 6 losses, 1 tie for an .870 pace after a Rose Bowl bid and upcoming Oregon State game. Fordham sits third with 32 wins, 6 losses, 3 ties for an .842 mark after Sugar and Cotton Bowl appearances.

New York Duke Fordham Texas Aggies Oregon State Blue Devils Minnesota Missouri Aggies

Border Players Seen Ready For Pro Football

Ted Shipkey, football coach at the University of New Mexico, says three Border Conference players are pro caliber. He would recommend Charlie Dvoracek and Clarence Tillery, both ends and from Texas Tech and Arizona University, plus Henry Stanton, an end from Arizona University, to Lions coach Bill Edwards.

Albuquerque N. M Ted Shipkey New Mexico University Bill Edwards Detroit Lions Charlie Dvoracek Clarence Tillery Texas Tech Henry Stanton Arizona University

Texas Mines Defeats New Mexico Miners in Season Opener

El Paso December 2 The Texas College of Mines opened its basketball season with a 45 to 18 victory over the New Mexico Miners after an early New Mexico lead. The game showcased strong defense and fast breaks, with the Mines keeping control in the second half.

EL Paso Tex New Mexico Texas College of Mines

Duke Leads All Southern Conference Team In AP Poll

Duke University’s Rose Bowl bound football squad dominates the 1941 All Southern Conference selections. The Blue Devils place four on the first team and have two more on the second eleven. Clemson leads among others with three first team berths as William and Mary, South Carolina, and Wake Forest also claim spots. Steve Lach of Duke is the top back, with Joe Blalock earning the heaviest line votes and Bob Gaunt anchoring the line alongside teammate Mike Karmazin and George Fritts.

Richmond Duke University George Fritts Clemson Garrard Ramsey Carl Givler Wake Forest Bob Garnett Duke Albany South Carolina Louis Sossamon

East Grand Plains Home Circle Club Trip to Tinnie Shower

A group from East Grand Plains including Mrs. Roy Smith and Zelda Bradley traveled to Tinnie on Tuesday for a shower honoring Mrs. Claude Salyers. The group enjoyed a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. George Smith Sr. and guests received gifts. The December 4 meeting was moved to Mrs. Fay Van Doren’s home with lunch and a party planned.

Zelda Bradley Home Circle Sewing Club Tinnie Jones Geo. Smith, Sr Claude Salyers East Grand Plains Mmes Roy Smith Tom Didlake Grant Barnes A. E. Bradley Lawrence King Fay van Doren Bill Smith Willis Roswell George Smith, Sr

Community Notes From East Grand Plains 1941

Mr and Mrs Dennis Flowers and daughter Francis Mgree moved to Roswell while visiting Mrs Flowers sister Mrs Wayne Bradley of East Grand Plains. Mrs Sam Pruett has suffered a stroke and friends hope for recovery. Chet Brown joined wife at her mother Mrs A E Bradley’s home for the weekend. Zelda and Joyce Bradley visited Mr and Mrs Ben Waggoner. Theda Mae Wagner visited Vera Caffel. East Grand Plains Sunday School had several guests. Mrs Nowak of Dexter, grandmother of Mrs Katherine Miller, died last Friday. funeral set for Tuesday. Amateur hour planned for East Grand Plains Tuesday December 9 1941 to raise funds for a steam table for Hot Lunch Project.

Dennis Flowers Francis Margree Roswell Flowers Wayne Bradley East Grand Plains Sam Pruett Chet Brown

Texans Miners Edge Opponents 26 to 6 at Half

At halftime the Texans Miners trailed 26 to 6. Phillips led the losers with eight points while Lance and Floyd each scored ten for the Texans Miners. Phone your classified to No. 11.

Texans Phillips Lance Floyd Texas Miners

Gaston to Referee Roswell Wrestling Card

New Mexico light heavyweight champ Gaston will referee the elimination match between Don Hill Pacific Coast champ and Bobby Bonales Mexico City light heavy. Tony Ross fights Joe Kantell in a no holds barred bout. Milt Olsen faces Prince Omar in a ring busting clash. First match at 8:00 pm behind the Armory. tickets at local bars and cafes.

Ken Gaston New Mexico Don Hill Pacific Coast Bobby Bonales Mexico City Roswell Tony Ross Joe Kantell Kantell Milt Olsen Mighty Mite Mattiom Prince Omar Pervia Olsen Omar Hill Bonales States Gaston Armory Kiplings, Nickson Bar Busy Bee Smoke House Bank Bar American Cafe Moseley’s

Lineup For 4 Major Bowl Games Of 1942

Major college football bowls set for New Year Day feature Oregon State vs Duke in the Rose. Missouri vs Fordham in the Sugar. Texas A M vs Alabama in the Cotton. Georgia vs Texas Christian in the Orange. 1941 results listed. Also notes a state wide safety council and three emphasized subjects education engineering enforcement.

Duke Oregon State Fordham Missouri Notre Dame Texas Michigan Texas A Navy Stanford Boston College Tennessee Nebraska Mississippi State Northwestern Washington Minnesota Texas A. and Associated Press Pasadena Calif New Orleans Dallas Tex Texas A. & M Alabama Miami Fla Georgia Texas Christian Georgetown

State University basketball coach greets first practice

Sophomores and juniors dominated the turnout at New Mexico University as Willis Barnes opened basketball practice. A preliminary squad assessment suggests a starting five: L. C. Cozzens, 6 3 soph center. Johnny Caton, junior forward. Bob Groman, junior forward. Mickey Miller and Stan Frogge, junior guards.

Albuquerque N. M Willis Barnes New Mexico University L. C. Cozzens Sophoore Johnny Caton Bob Groman Mickey Miller Stan Frogge

Governor panel maps December 15 safety meeting

Santa Fe New Mexico notes the governor's safety coordinating committee met to draft a program for a December 15 meeting aimed at organizing a broader safety initiative. The fragment hints at local government planning and interagency coordination without detailing specific actions or participants.

Santa FE N. M Governor’s Special Safety Coordinating Committee

TCU to Meet Georgia in Orange Bowl

Miami December 2. Texas Christian accepts a bid to play Georgia in the Orange Bowl on New Year's Day. The Frogs beat Texas 14-7 in a major upset and have prior bowls include Sugar and Cotton appearances. Georgia's season included losses to Alabama and a tie with Mississippi with wins over Mercer South Carolina and Florida.

Miami Fla Texas Christian Georgia Horned Frogs Texas Frogs Texas A. & M Fordham Rice Tulsa Arkansas Indiana Baylor Centenary Southern Methodist Alabama Mississippi Bulldogs Mercer South Carolina Columbia Auburn Florida Centre Dartmouth Georgia Tech

Hutson Leads NFL Scoring With Record 95 Points

Don Hutson of the Green Bay Packers scored 20 points against the Washington Redskins to set a new NFL season scoring record of 95 points and broke the league’s all-time scoring mark with 386 career points. He added 12 touchdowns, 20 points after touchdowns, and a field goal to power his totals.

Chicago Don Hutson Washington Redskins Green Bay Packer National Football League Redskins Hutson

Bears May Decide Western Division With Sudden Death Rule

In Philadelphia on Dec 2, the Chicago Bears could share the Western Division lead with the Green Bay Packers if they beat the Chicago Cardinals. A Bears win would force a Dec 14 playoff to face the Giants on Dec 21 for the league title, under a new sudden death extra period agreed at a meeting.

Philadelphia Chicago Bears Chicago Cardinals Bears Green Bay Packers New York Giants Packers

Albuquerque post receipts rise in November 1941 total

Postmaster John A. Werner reported a 9.36 percent advance in Albuquerque postal receipts for November over the previous year. The November 1941 total reached 30,242.24 dollars. In Socorro New Mexico a gunshot fatality occurred when Sheriff Lawrence Murray said Bai ard Gray Jr. 12 was killed yesterday.

Albuquerque N. M John A. Werner Socorro Lawrence Murray Baiard Gray, Jr

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