Babe Didrikson Deprived Of Amateur Status
New York December 6 AP Babe Didrikson was disqualified from amateur competition after her name appeared praising a new automobile model in an advertisement. Officials say the ad violates AAU rules. Didrickson claims no permission was given for use of her name. Possible court action may reinstate her amateur status. She remains a multi sport star with Olympic wins and national titles.
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New York
Mildred Babe Didrickson
Yester Py
Dan Ferris
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Mildred
Texas Star
Dallas
M. J. McCombs
Dallas Insurance Company
Babe
A.A.U
Mies Didrickson
Jegn Shiley
Philadelphia
Evanston
Miss Didrickson
Shiley
Brenco Hall of Fame Election and Popularity Contest
Cadet gathering ends with plans for home as crews anticipate departures from coast to coast. The report announces Brenco Hall of Fame Election results listing most popular and best soldiers among cadets, with numerous named honorees across categories like most sportsmanlike, best athlete, most studious, and others.
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Fellows
California
New York
Florida
Canada
Mexico
el Paso
Brenco Hall of Fame
Funk
Dinelli
Harris
Sweatt
Reppert
Lusk
Vaughn
Smith
R Uj
Perez
Brennan
Chiaramonte
Brown
Morris
Wrigley
Merritt
Freeman
Speer
Vickery
Jolly
A. N
Helmig
Brunton
Har- SP
Bigge
Tallichet
Becker
Littlejohn
Dorman
Turner
Patterson
McShaffry
Prince
Hamil
Thompson
T. W
K Re. Turner
Laziest
Harvey
Hargrave
Buffinger
Seelig
F. W
Schmidt
J. Cutest
Meyers
Clark
Merritt and classmates shine in campus student awards
The student body lists numerous humorous superlatives for classmates including Merritt, Wittiest, Most pious, Best build, and Greatest woman-hater, credited to Cadet Captain K. L. Morris and assistants for tallying votes. The piece notes a volleyball and tennis tournament concluding under Major Kelly, with Team 1 defeating Team 2 to claim the volleyball title for the '32 season, plus remarks on Smokers bouts officiated by Captain Woodbury and officers present.
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Merritt
Wittiest
Hamil
Dinelli
Pecker
Catto
Goodyear
McShaffry
Brunton
McWhorter
Reppert
Harris
Lusk
Vickery
Perez
Chiaramonte
Helmig
Tallichet
Brennan
Freeman
Fuller
Thomlinson
Caton
Buffinger
Hoffman
K. L. Morris
Arizona
Thompson
Kelly
Freese
Jones
Linck
Rund
Seeling
F R
Smithwick
Yelveston
Team
Connor
Crow
Duff
Guggenmos
Hortenstein
Poorbaugh
Wildenstine
Chalky
Stahler
Woodbury
Lieut, Stauder
Cadet Turner
Lewis
Kilgore
Crabb
Benson
Wilson
W. W
King
Clark
Seelig
Mauldin
Zukerman
A Strain on the Family Tie In Listening Patience
An exhausted spouse suppresses amusement as they endure the hundredth retelling of a long winded joke from a husband. The scene captures marital strain and shared humor under fatigue.
Pop Warner Back East to Temple U Revival of a Coaching Legend
New York AP recalls Glenn Scobey Warner known as Pop Warner, returning east to Temple University. The piece highlights his lifelong coaching influence at Carlisle, Cornell, Pittsburgh, Stanford and his enduring bond with players who call him their idol and mentor. Warner, age 61, is depicted as a compassionate, master psychologist who never shouted yet inspired loyalty and remembrance among his former stars.
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New York
Glenn Scobey
Warner
Stanford
Pop” Warner
Cornell
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Warner “Pop
Pigskin
Pitt
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Carlisle
Georgia
Pop
Temple
Pennsylvania
Shorter School Hours Urged In Roswell Letter
A Roswell reader urges the school system to shorten hours citing surveys of U.S. cities showing better work and more recreation time for children. He notes typical schedules and asks superintendents principals boards and parents to collaborate on a revised, calmer daily timetable.
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U. S
On Our Shelves: Roswell Telephone Company Expands Service
The Roswell firm states its shelves are stocked with poles, switchboards, and miles of wire to connect any two phones in the area. It touts a wide network ready to serve patrons and urges non subscribers to consider installing service to avoid business losses from outages.
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Roswell
Tively
West Third St
Stagg Declines Chicago Move. Vinakor Considered as Successor
Chicago, Dec 6 AP Amos Alonzo Stagg will not stay at the University of Chicago as athletics director and football coach. George Vinakor, coach at Iowa State College, is his candidate for succession, while Thomas W. Metcalf says no definite choice has been made. Stagg says he must work and cannot coach football, and will leave the university after his retirement next June.
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Chicago
Amos Alonzo
University of Chicago
George Vinakor
Iowa State College
Stagg
Thomas W. Metcalf
Metcalf
Iowa State
Stace
Stage
Relief meeting discussed routine matters at Chamber of Commerce
Reverend James A Hodges of erman and Reverend John G Anison of Dexter attended a Chaves county relief meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. They met Miss Lillian Franzen of the Welfare Bureau. A notice lists a $3,000 annual pension and a $935 wage ad.
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James A.hodges
Erman
John G. Anison
Dexter
Chaves
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Babe Didrikson
Ani
Warner Wue
Temple U
Roswell, N. Mex
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Carlsbad
Texas
Cavern
Chicage
Honerary
diifPetor
Focibal
Ward’s
America
Ward
Western Field
Western Field Automatic
Hercules
Montgomery Ward & Co
Roswell, N
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