Roswell Coyotes Prep For 1934-35 Season Under New Coach
Roswell high school basketball opens the 1934-35 season with coach Poe Corn guiding a largely green roster led by lettermen Porter and ffolleman. Expected regulars include Bond Hawkins Stewart Marshall Johnson Jernigan Witt George Stockton Zimmerman and Whitten. The first game is scheduled at home next Friday against Dexter high.
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Poe Corn
Roswell
Porter
Ffolleman
Corn
Holloman
Bond
Hawkins
Stewart
Marshall
Johnson
Jernigan
Witt
George Stockton
Zimmerman
Whitten
Coyotes
Dexter High
Stanford and Alabama Set for Rose Bowl Prep
Stanford and Alabama continue practice as they prepare for the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. With four aces including fullback Bob Grayson sidelined, Stanford aims to rebound and finish week one of training. Alabama’s third team and freshmen study Stanford formations as they simulate Rose Bowl preparation, with full workouts planned through Sunday before California trip.
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Stanford University
Calif
Bob Grayson
Stanford Cardinals
Alabama
Pasadena
University
Ala
Crimson Tide
Stanford
Tidemen
Frank Thomas
California
New Mexico Conference formed by five colleges
Five New Mexico colleges plan a joint New Mexico Conference to govern eligibility and schedules. Members include New Mexico Military Institute, New Mexico State Teachers College, New Mexico School of Mines, New Mexico Normal University, and Eastern New Mexico Junior College. The plan awaits ratification and will govern basketball, football, and spring tennis, with officials led by A. S. Walters, Charles B. Judah, and Leon M. Bower.
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Silver City
N. M
New Mexico
Socorro
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico State Teachers College
New Mexico School of Mines
New Mexico Normal University
Eastern New Mexico
Roswell
A. S. Walters
School of Mines
Charles B. Judah
Normal University
Leon M. Bower
State Teachers College
R. R. Brown
Military Institute
Tiny Reed
Floyd Golden
Eastern New Mexico Junior College
Ray Brancheau
L. M. Bower
Stu Clark
A. C. Butler
A. S. Walter
Canadian Champion Ernie Arthur Sweeps Ken Gaston In Fast Armory Bout
Ernie Arthur, Canada middleweight champ, defeated Ken Gaston of Roswell at the Armory last night in a top tier match. Gaston won the first fall in 15 minutes with a flying scissors, but Arthur won the next two falls in 11 minutes with a body slam and scissors, then 3 minutes after Gaston misfired an elbow move. The semifinal John Laney vs Joe Bocccino ended in a 45 minute draw, with Laney taking the first fall and Bocccino the second.
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Ernie Arthur
Canada
Ken Gaston
Roswell
Armory
Gaston
John Laney
Joe Boccino
Laney
Bocccino
Joe Knott
Shelton Taylor
Pancho Franco
Slim Gongales
Tuffy
Buddy
Lynch
Don Carver
Kala Ala Shaba
Baer Brothers Demonstrate Boxing Prowess in Exhibition
Des Moines report notes Max Baer heavyweights’ easy win over Johnny Miler in four rounds as Buddy Baer continues knockout streak with a 50 second KO of Red Fields. Max shows clever power, then clowns through the final moments, while both Baers head to Burlington for later duties.
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Des Moines
Baer
Max
Belabor
Johnny Miler
Iowa
Buddy
Miler
Tex Fidler
Fourth Radio Snap Contest at Yucca Theatre
The Yueca Theatre hosts a Radio Comedians Contest sponsored by Yucca Theatre. Fifteen pairs of guest tickets are to be used to view Paramount's new musical romance Rhythm. Contestants must identify all pairs and submit them to the Yucca Theatre editor by six p.m. Sunday. Winners announced in Monday's paper.
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Lotta Faas Ware
Yueca Theatre
Paramount
Yucca
Yucca Theatre
Notre Dame Faces Trojans In Crippled Showdown
Notre Dame crippled squad arrives in Los Angeles to meet the visiting Trojans at Memorial Coliseum for the famous infirmary football championship. George Melinkovich will miss the game and three Trojan stars are too hurt to play as an estimated 60,000 fans prepare to witness the outcome.
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Los Angeles
West
Notre Dame
Memorial Coliseum
Southern California
Trojans
Ramblers
Tucson
Ariz
George Melinkovich
Trojan
Football captains are not necessary
The Associated Press reports a shift in college football as at least 14 major schools name captains as purely honorary posts or electing a different captain for each game. Reasons cited include fraternity politics, with eastern teams, the Big Ten, and the two service academies still upholding the traditional captaincy.
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New York
Associated Press
Big Ten
Service Academies
Pastel Border Pillow Cases at Bargain Price
Lightweight 36x42 inch pillow cases in pastel border design priced at 65 cents. Described as soft heavy bleached tubing fabric free from starch or filling. notes include mentions of Salt and Pepper to large bon-bon dishes as part of the listing.
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