Roswell Hi Hope 10 Open Cage Schedule
Roswell high basketball faces a rebuilding year with only Porter and Harrison back from last season. Beall Holloman Roberts and Espinosa join the squad as practice starts, aiming to prep for the Dec 21 home opener against Hagerman and a busy schedule through March with Pecos Valley and state tournaments in Albuquerque on March 9 and 10.
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Artesia
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Princeton 15 Leads Major Teams in Upset-Filled Season
Dec 4 AP report notes Princeton Tigers undefeated and untied, potential national title consideration amid widespread upsets. Article reviews 1932 campaigns with regional champions and conference splits, highlighting Arkansas, Texas Christian, and other major programs.
Notre Dame Upsets Army In 1923 Classic Comeback
In Yankee Stadium Notre Dame, led by coach Hunk Anderson, rallied to beat Army 13 to 12. The Irish, scoring late after trailing two touchdowns, ruined Army's unbeaten season and revived Notre Dame's season narrative.
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Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Army
Bronx
Jack
Buckler
Orise To Address Mens Brotherhood Dinner Speech
Austin D Criste will speak at a dinner of the Mens Brotherhood of the First Christian church. The address focuses on the present economic movement and the event begins at 6 30 in the church dining hall.
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Pr.orise
Mens’ Brotherhood
Austin D- Criste
First Christian Church
Ask Columbia to Rose Bowl Game
New York reports Columbia University weighing invitation to represent the East against Stanford in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena on New Year’s Day. Stanford’s Al Masters denies an East or Midland opponent has been finally chosen, while Princeton Army Michigan Nebraska Columbia and Duke are discussed as possibilities or eliminated.
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Pasadena
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al Masters
Stanford University
Middle-West
Masters
Princeton
Michigan
Nebraska
Columbia
Duke
Georgia Tech
Valley cotton crop and ginning totals for November
The valley has produced 41,000 bales of lint cotton with seed value at $12 per ton. Of 41,400 bales ginned to date, 16,130 were in Chaves county and 25,270 in Eddy county. In November, 10,633 bales were ginned, 4,630 in Chaves and 6,003 in Eddy, with a county-by-cin breakdown list for each gin.
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Pecos Valley
Chaves County
Eddy County
Bean brothers upset in Roswell tennis tourney finals set
In Roswell, Perry and Dick Bean upset J C Dunlap and Dick Crawford in a five set 6-2 10-12 6-1 5-7 6-2 semifinal to reach the men’s doubles final against John Rhea and Price Dukeminier. Dunlap beat Norman Fee in singles quarters and Perry Bean beat Roy Wilson to reach the final.
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Perry
Roswell
J. C. Dunlap
Dick Crawford
Pean Brothers
John Rhea
Price Dukeminier
Dunlap
Norman Fee
Fee
George Robbins
Perry Bean
Roy Wilson
Mary Lula White
Helen White
Herman Dodd
Bean
Wilson
Polo Game at Institute Field Tomorrow
The New Mexico Military Institute faces a cowboy team from near Artfa Texas in polo at 2:20 pm tomorrow at Institute field. Visiting team not yet confirmed but expected. Admission is free. Cadet lineup may include Doran Nieman Waterhouse Hawk as starters.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Aartfa
Texas
Institute
Doran
Nieman
Waterhouse
Hawk
Legion Commanders Host Night At Roswell High
Past Legion commanders and Auxiliary leaders will host a 7 30 p m program at Roswell high school auditorium for Legionnaires and wives and Auxiliary members and husbands. The evening includes opening exercises a one act play Wanted A Secretary by Roswell Commercial Club and a short business session followed by doughnuts and coffee.
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American Legion Post
Commercial Club
Roswell High School
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A. F. Madison
South’s grid stars shine with Duke and Tennessee contenders
The 1933 South produced top all-America football candidates headed by Duke’s Fred Crawford at tackle and Tom Rogers at end. Tennessee backs Beatty Feathers, Alabama standouts Dixie Howell and Tom Hopke, and LSU’s Jack Torrance plus Texas’s Bohn Hilliard are noted. King Features Syndicate credits strong regional talent across the South.
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South
Fred Crawford
Duke
Wallace Wade
Blue Devils
Crawford
Conan
Tom Rogers
Tennessee
Beatty Feathers
United States
Feathers
Alabama
Millard
Dixie” Howell
Tom Hopke
Cy Grant
Homer Key
Tulane
Homer Robinson
Louisiana State
Jack Torrance
Texas
Bohn Hilliard
North Carolina
George Barclay
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Dukes
Great Britain
New Mexico Rhodes Scholar Candidacies Set
The State Committee on Rhodes Scholarships will meet January 2 in Albuquerque to pick up to two New Mexico candidates for the Oxford district meet. The University will nominate Will Atkinson. New Mexico College will nominate two candidates. others may be entered from additional institutions.
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State College
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Utah
Colorado
Arizona
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Clyde Kluckhohn
State University
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Silver City
Hugh Bryan
Lynn B. Mitchell
Rhodes Scholarship Committee
Horace M. Albright Visits Santa Fe Briefly
Horace M. Albright vice president of the U S Potash Co and former National Park Service director arrived yesterday visiting Claude Simpson secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. He traveled from the Potash mines near Carlsbad to New York headquarters and planned a short stop in Santa Fe before continuing on.
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U. S. Potash Co
National Park Service
Claude Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Albright
U. S. Potash Company
Carlsbad
New York
Santa Fe
Barracks Briefs Show Duck Hunters Luck and Schoolyard Jest
In a lively Barracks Briefs report, duck-hunters headline a weekend with successful teal catches and a teed up tally of names from Fecker to Jolly. The note on football, inspections, and social misadventures blends cadet life with informal humor, including a humorous misfire at Yucca and a turkey dinner on Sunday.
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Elmer Hussman
Elmer
May
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Lowes
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Albuquerque
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Chapman Is Roswell High Net Champion
Witton Chapman of Roswell High won the tennis title by defeating Kart Klyng in a three set final on Saturday afternoon 6 1 1 6 7 5 at the high school tournament in Roswell.
Roswell Tennis Club Not Meeting Tonight
The Roswell Tennis Club will not meet tonight. The regular monthly meeting is canceled. the next gathering is scheduled for the first Monday of January.
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Tennis Club
Roswell
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