Lew Hammond stars as KGFL fails in Major League loss
Lew Hammond bowled 202 267 and 200 for a 669 series and a 267 high game but KGFL dropped 2 of 3 to Ball and White. Swaim's Contractors swept Bank Bar and Montgomery Ward triumphed over Busy Bee in other Major League matches.
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Lobos plan tougher schedule for football next season
New Mexico University coach Ted Shipkey expects a stronger schedule including intersectional games with Wyomin g Colorado University Montana Drake and Dayton University. He plans to drop the New Mexico Teachers of Silver City and confirm a full schedule after finalizing opponents.
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New Mexico county superintendents deemed largely unqualified
Fence Lake principal R M Jones says in the December New Mexico School Review that only about one seventh of the state's 31 county school superintendents meet standard professional qualifications. He cites few with advanced degrees, limited college training, and no life administrative or master teacher certificates, urging laws to raise eligibility to match teachers and administrators.
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All Border Conference 1940 All Border Team Named
Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe and University of Arizona lead with four selections each as the 1940 All Border Conference football team is announced. Texas Mines and New Mexico Aggies add multiple picks while New Mexico and Flagstaff miss the first team.
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Roy Conn
Austin O’jibway
New Mexico
Cal Snoddy
John Luksich
Oren Reichelt
Avery Monfort
Wayne Pitts
Cliff Miller
Pershing Jolly
Gordon Wilson
Wilbur Gentry
George King
Texas
Aggies Seek Cotton Bowl in Dallas Clash with Fordham
Texas A G Gies want a post season game, turning down the Orange Bowl and a British relief game to appear in the Cotton Bowl January 1 against Fordham if invited to play in Dallas.
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Intramural Boxing Opens at N.M.M. Institute
The annual intramural boxing and wrestling tournament began yesterday at the Institute with fast action in both divisions. There were knockouts and technical knockouts in boxing. Capt. Cc. M. Woodbury is in charge of the tournament.
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Dallas appoints Wally Dashiel as new Texas League manager
Dallas Texas announces John Wally Dashiel a former Texas League player and bench manager who has won six baseball pennants in seven years with various clubs is named manager of the Dallas Texas League team.
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Officials discuss aid to Britain amid Treasury meeting
Nine high government figures met at the Treasury to review Britain's finances and wartime production. They gave little on specific measures, with Jones calling Britain a “good risk” and declining to discuss loans or the Johnson act repeal. Eccles’ proposal on lending and rate policy drew part of the exchange, while the tone suggested an imminent development in aid plans.
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World’s Fair Building Collapses in New York Tragedy
At the New York World’s Fair a large railroad exhibit building named Roads on Parade collapsed during demolition. Three people died and five were injured as the roof gave way trapping workers. The structure had drawn thousands of visitors over two years of the fair.
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Romanian Decree Seizes Jewish-Owned Shipping and Property
The decree targets Danube barges and seagoing ships with Jewish stockholders, enabling Antonescu to seize American and British firms’ property. Reimbursement extends 25 years via 3 percent bonds. Officials report daily oil output down from 1706 to 1400 tank cars since summer.
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