Aggie Town Faces Sixteen Game Slate At State College
New Mexico gies spread moth balls over their third consecutive Border conference basketball championship era. Coach Jerry Hines relies on six foot six inch General Joe Jackson, Marvin Hoover, and a patchwork roster of sophomores and transfers as Open Conference play nears. The Aggies staged a rough 110 to 17 win in a debut, with Jackson and Hoover forming a potent pairing for the season.
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Don Rankin
John Tarleton
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Chet Gibbs
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Albuquerque
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Colliers Names Its All-America Eleven
Collier's announces its 50th annual All-America football team selections with ends Frank Ivy and Esco Larkkinen. tackles Nicholas Drakos Joe Boyd. guards Harry Smith Edward Malinski. center John Schiechl. quarterback Paul Christman. halfbacks Nile Kinnick Tom Harmon. fullback Banks McFadden. The article notes the shift from Camp’s personal picks to a national advisory board and the use of five sectional teams to form the final All-America squad.
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Esco Larkkinen
Ohio State
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Cornell
Joe Boyd
Texas A. & M
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Edward Malinski
Tennessee
John Schiechl
Santa
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Two World Title Bouts Set For Cleveland Card
Cleveland fans witnessed a rare boxing card featuring two world championship fights. Henry Armstrong defends his welterweight crown in a 10 rounder vs Jimmy Garrison of Kansas City after a last minute agreement by manager Eddie Mead. Al Hostak of Seattle meets Eric Seelig of New York in a 15 round middleweight bout headlining the Christmas fund show.
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Eddie Mead
Henry Armstrong
Jimmy Garrison
Kansas City
al Hostak
Seattle
Hi Rid
Toga
Eric Seelig
New York
Anna
Flash-Pie Traynor Coy On Dodgers Coaching Link
Flash-Pie Traynor may leave the Pittsburgh front office for a Dodgers coaching post. Frank Dobson, ex Maryland coach, signs for next season but keeps location secret. Francis J Gosling Jr, Penn’s top diver, serves with the British army. Iou Ambers puts lightweight title away until March end. A 1500-strong fan letter group praised Paul Derringer in the world series, neighbor to Joe McCarthy in Buffalo.
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Maryland
Francis J. Gosling, Jr
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Iou Ambers
Paul Derringer
Joe McCarthy
Buffalo
Iowa players seek junior prom tickets after awards night
The piece humorously contrasts the lavish rewards for Nile Kinnick and staff with the Iowa players asking for tickets to the junior prom, noting the disparity between celebrated honors and ordinary student benefits.
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Eddie Anderson
Iowa
Sports Gossip and Bold Bets From Unsettled Baseball and Football News
Tip suggests Dee Sutherland heads to West Virginia and Bill Paces name appears as a misprint. Judge Landis to probe Cincinnati yarn about a $1000 DiMaggio bonus for the first boy born in the family. George Halas rejects a $250,000 offer for the Chicago Bears. Rabbit Maranville, unemployed in Cincinnati, declines a promoter post in Rochester. Howard College reportedly pursues Dixie Howell as Arizona State Teachers head coach.
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West Virginia
Bill Paces
Judge Landis
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George Halas
Chicago Bears
Rabbit Maranville
Rochester
Rabbit
Howard College
Dixie Howell
Arizona State Teachers
Chicago Times talks heat and hijinks at Cincinnati jamboree
Marvin McCarthy reports from Cincinnati where officials clash over deals and shirts in a chaotic jamboree. He claims strong winds of hot air and suspicion run through every club, with each official trying to pin blame on others while keeping their own shirts.
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Chicago ‘Times
Cincinnati
Mason-Dixon Line
Boxers and Baton Twirlers Highlight Odd Sports News
Dick Bartell reportedly agreed to a $10000 Detroit deal even before approval and has since earned double. Lou Brix considers taking over Caracas boxing arenas. Tulane LB Bob Kellogg, wearing 82, sprinted 82 yards on a punt as LSU defender Bruce Kendrick, also 82, stopped him. Wynton Cochran of Fresno State set a world baton throwing record at 75 feet with a dramatic catch.
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Detroit
Lou Brix
Sixts Escobar
Caracas
Venezuela
Tulane
Bob Kellogg
Bruce Kendrick
Wynton Cochran
Fresno State College
Dirty Work Afoot in Kenosha Over Pastor Bike Race
In Kenosha Wisconsin tensions rise as locals prepare a scheme against famed cyclist Bob Pastor before his upcoming match. Eyewitnesses report heated discussions and strategic moves aimed at influencing the race outcome.
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Wis
Bob Pastor
Eastern Teams May Play Cotton Bowl Contenders
Dallas based reports indicate two eastern teams may be invited to the Cotton Bowl with Boston College and Duquesne in talks. Sanford will decide by 1 p.m. about pairing his unbeaten nightriders with an eastern opponent as possibilities include Duquesne, Mississippi State, and more.
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Trojans 2 1 Favorites Over UCLA Tomorrow
Southern California and UCLA prepare for their sixth Pacific Coast Conference clash since 1929 with USC a two to one favorite to win and advance to the Rose Bowl. More than 100000 are expected at Memorial Coliseum tomorrow at 2 00 PM PST for the title battle.
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Southern California
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Court records note 30 day sentence for sheep abandonment
J. P. Court Sipic Salazar was sentenced to 30 days for abandoning a herd of sheep. The charge of wife abandonment against Ed Gray was dismissed and the action by the district attorney is described as an empty or moot motion.
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Ed Gray
Ten rounder features Paul Hartnck in bout with ex Creighton back
The fight card includes a ten round bout with Paul Hartnck, formerly a Creighton U.S. full back and former bicycle rider, highlighting a matchup that combines boxing and athletic versatility.
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Creighton U.S
Crosley and Breeden Swap Talk Sparks Trade Idea
In Cincinnati chatter, David Harum style notes a potential swap among power brokers Powel Crosley Jr and Sam Breeden to enliven the local trade market. The column hints at friendly horse trade talk and market moves between prominent figures.
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Powel Crosley, Jr
Sam Breaden
Dickey Speaks At Lions Meeting Roswell Museum Director Delivers Talk
Roland Dickey, Roswell museum director, spoke at the Lions Club dinner on the museum. Curtis Hill discussed Hereford cattle raising. About 1100 toys for the Lions Christmas project were repaired by firefighters. Toy donation entries for underprivileged children must be left at fire or police stations by December 20. age limit is 12.
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Roswell Museum
Lions Club
Curtis Hill
Lake Arthur hosts Hope in season home opener
The Lake Arthur Panthers host the Hope Yellowjackets in the first home basketball game of the season. Lake Arthur coach George Weaver, who replaced Don Riddle, led the team to a 35-27 victory over Dexter in the season opener on November 25 on Dexter Court. Junior games start at 7, main game at 8.
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Hope Yellowjackets
Don Riddle
Lake ‘Ine Panthers
George Weaver
Dexter
Weaver
Elida
Lake Arthur-Hope
Hlamacamac
American League Puts One on Yanks
Cincinnati dispatch reports the baseball convention edging toward a conclusion with Landis to vote today. The AL voters gave Landis a large red apple while NL approved three rule amendments curbing his power. Clark Griffith praised for a bold move as Chicago White Sox trade Gen Walker to Washington for Taft Wright and Pete Appleton, limiting AL teams to waivers for stars.
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Clark Griffith
Washington
Yankees
Buck New Som
Detroit
George McQuinn
Browns
Chicago White Sox
Gen Walker
Senators
Taft Wright
Pete Appleton
Class A Radio License Granted to Mrs Falconi
Mrs Louis Falconi has joined about six women in the United States to hold a Class A unlimited amateur radio license. The license, granted recently, allows operation of any amateur radio equipment any time and at any place. Mr Falconi, a radio pioneer, has held a Class A license since radio began.
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Louis Falconi
United States
Falconi
Jal Silver City Grid Game Today
Artesia New Mexico December 8 Jal high school faces undefeated Silver City in Artesias Gateway bowl meeting expected crowd 5000 Silver City brings 28 players with Roswell fans attending Las Cruces beat Silver City 18 12 earlier this season.
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Silver City
Soho
Roswell High School
Las Cruces
Judge McGhee to Return Tonight
Judge James B. McGhee is expected home from Lovington tonight and will be in his chambers here tomorrow. Judge Bryan G. Johnson, who has been sitting for Judge McGhee, will return to Albuquerque tonight. Judge Johnson heard civil cases today.
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Lovington
Bryan G. Johnson
McGhee
Albuquerque
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