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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1941

Page

2

Bowl Game At Artesia Today At 2 P.M.

Deming Wildcats and Jal Panthers meet in the third Gateway Bowl in Artesia New Mexico fans decorate the town for the event Deming ranked district four titleholder and state scoring leader holds a slight edge over Jal unbeaten in state play Jal previously appeared in 1939 bowl and defeated Silver City Met with parade mayor and school officials leading pregame events with lineups listed for both teams.

Artesia N. M Deming Wildcats Jal Panthers Wildcats Jal Deming Wink Texas Emery Carper Wimberly Rusche Dines Helker F. Chavez Green Hensley Bob Erwin Carney Ray Hostein Hazle Darling Jack Erwin

Coyotes Lose Season Opener to Dexter Demons 33 30

Roswell Coyotes fell 33 to 30 at Dexter as free throw woes cost them. Luther Lund was out with flu, Ben Kelly led Roswell with 10 points while Dexter guard Lee scored 11. In preliminary, Dexter Juniors beat Roswell Juniors 26 21. Next up Hagerman Bobcats at Hagerman then Carlsbad Cavemen at home for gym dedication.

Corn Roswell Coyotes Dexter Demons Roswell Coyotes Luther Lund Lee Dexter Guard Ben Kelly Hagerman Bobcats Hagerman Carlsbad Cavemen

Questionable Planners Stir Sports Buzz in Dec 5 Briefs

In New York bulletins dated December 5, Jim my Foxx’s next team remains unsettled after talks with Connie Mack. Al Flair’s army call leaves Red Sox limited at first base behind Lou Finney Lupyan and Double X. Texas A and M and Washington State clash spurred a press box addition in Tacoma. Golf pros edge toward a record year with 202000 in prize money after Miami and Harlingen Beaumont events. Georgie Abrams to resume navy duties after eye injury.

New York Puzzie Jimmy Foxx Connie Mack A’s Giants al Flair Red Sox Lou Finney Ulysses Lupvian Power of the Press Washington State Harlingen Beaumont Texas Georgie Abrams Jacksonville Fla

See Something Wrong At NYU See Something Wrong At NYU

Arm ed with statements from several NYU footballers the Violet alumni clash with coach Mal Stevens over system conditioning and training. They accuse part time coaching on full time salary and say players were left to train unsupervised during Lake Se bago camp raising pressure for change.

New York New York University Mal Stevens Violets NYU Lake Sebago Stevens

Mel Ott Dominates Jersey City Interest in Trade Talk

In Jersey City chatter centers on Mel Ott as trade talk heats up with baseball season approaching. Local fans weigh Ott’s impact and potential moves, while club officials offer cautious comments on Ott's status and future role.

Jersey City Mel Ott

Major R. R. Brown Ends Coaching Era At Military Institute

Major R. R. Brown, long time football coach, finishes another season at New Mexico Military Institute where his cadets won the New Mexico Conference title. Brown began at VPI in 1902, led NMMI to its first undefeated team, coached stints at NM A and M and back to NMMI, health permitting, with a championship season on his return.

Roswell N. M R. R. Brown New Mexico Military Institute New Mexico Major Brown VPI New Mexico A. & M Associated Press

Winter Sports Boom In New Mexico Ski Areas

New Mexico eyes a bumper winter as eleven of twelve developed resorts prepare for a record influx. Red River opens a new playground while snow reliability limits Cedar Creek near Ruidoso. Sandia, Agua Piedra, Tesuque, Cloudcroft, McGaffey and other areas promote lifts, trails, and cross country routes attracting Texas visitors and national attention.

Associated Press Santa FE N. M New Mexico Southwest Red River Ruidoso Cedar Creek Albuquerque Agua Piedra Rocky Mountain Ski Association Arizona Flagstaff Big Tesuque Hyde Park Sandia Mountains Sandia Taos Cloudcroft McGaffey Palo Flechado Eagle Nest el Rito Gallinas Canyon Espanola Sawyer Mesa Bandelier National Monument Texas

Candy Crisp Carrots They Are Delicious

Anderson's Gardens advertises sweet carrot treats under the headline Cand y Crisp Carrots They Are Delicious with the date 11 24tfc likely a sale or promotional note.

Anderson’s Gardens

Tulsa Accepts Sun Bowl Bid After Rough Season

Tulsa University's Golden Hurricane accepted an invitation to play in the Sun Bowl on New Year’s Day in El Paso. Coach Henry Frnka’s first Tulsa team finished strong, with a 7-2-1 record, and the announcement followed a late season Arkansas defeat. Selection of the opponent, likely Texas Tech or Arizona, will hinge on conference approvals and a vote by the Sun Bowl committee.

EL Paso Tex Tulsa University Golden Hurricane Oklahoma Texas Christian University Arkansas Duquesne Arizona University Hardin- Simmons Texas Tech Arizona Wildcats Utah University Tucson Hardire - Simmons Cowboys Arizona State of Razorbacks Henry Frnka Tulsa Funka Missouri Missouri Valley Frnka Kansas City

Bowling Ladies League High Scores At South Valley

Marjorie Baker led with a 473 series and 168 game in last night’s bowling league action. Mary Rallis followed with 434 series and 155 game as South Valley opposition welcomed the New Year with warm remarks and appreciation for the invitation.

Ladies League Marjorie Baker Mary Rallis South Valley Will Lawrence M. Drury M. Rallis J. Samples R. Davis White House Bank Bar M. Baker P. Corn W. Grey Clardy’ S Dairy G. Johnson E. Corn H. Holley C—O

Baseball Meet Nears An End

In Jacksonville the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues wrapped up its convention as major leaguers headed to Chicago for next week's meeting to renew trade bickering. Giants Indians Reds maneuvers loom while minor league officials closed loose ends and prepared to head home.

Jacksonville Fla New York Giants Cleveland Indians Cincinnati Reds National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues Chicago

Spectacular Feats Highlight 1941 College Football Stars

New York, Dec 5. Marion Motley of Nevada starred in the 1941 season with a long kickoff return and a 67 yard run against San Jose State aiding a 20 19 upset. The AP survey lists Buck Fawcett Stanford 83 yard run, Navy Bills Busik 77 yard punt, Virginia Military Joe Muha and Bosh Pritchard 76 yard combo, DeCorrevont 51 yard pass, Motson 93 yard interception return, and Reece to Ice 88 yard lateral for Missouri. Other notable performances are noted as fine but less heralded by the season’s end.

New York Marion Motley University of Nevada Associated Press San Jose Calif Motley Buck Fawcett Stanford Santa Clara Bill Busik Navy Army Pennsylvania Virginia Military Joe Muha Bosh Pritchard Béiil DeCorrevont Northwestern Michigan Walt Motson Penn Maryland Don Reece Harry Ice Missouri Iowa State Leland Bunky Morris Syracuse Clarkson

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