Institute and Arizona Polo Series Ends In Deadlock
The University of Arizona Wildcats defeated New Mexico Military Institute 7 to 2 after a 4 game split left the series tied at 4 8 games apiece. N M M I led off with four goals in the first period before Arizona rallied. Gregory starred for Arizona with three goals in the second period and Thompson, back, added the final tally for NM M I.
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Weester
University of Arizona
New México Military
Institute Horsemen
John Collier
Reavell
Wildcats
Exer
Institute Ors
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Igcala
Fox
Hiss
Gregory Mainte
Arizona
Secent
Chukkey
Jtead
Hawk
New Mexicans
Thompson
M. M
Curtis
Kaye Don Freed After Ten Weeks Jail Term
Douglas Isle of Man reports Kaye Don the famous British speed driver is freed after serving ten weeks of a four month sentence. Officially unconfirmed details cite a spin wreck death of a mechanic as context for the release.
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Douglas
Isle of Man
Kaye Don
Ley paceaEhiot
Millhearth
Don
Dexter News Highlights Social Events and Club Activities
On Wednesday night November 28 guests celebrated John Mehlhop’s birthday with five tables of bridge and a late supper. Dexter Womans Club plans a December 18 all day meeting at Mrs Q I McMains to make cloth toys and dolls, bring scissors needles thread material and a small gift. First Methodist Missionary Society to host an apron sale December 16 at the Dexter Hotel lobby. A Lake Van club house dance drew a large crowd Friday night. Mrs Henry Peltier and family visit from Oak Creek. Roy Pior and son return from Hobbs after Thanksgiving. Local home sales include Fred McVicker’s house sold via A Pritchard and Hurst Insurance. Wednesday week the Mews Club hosted a Father and Son banquet with P V Thorson as principal speaker.
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Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Dexter Hotel
Lake van Club House
Henry Peltier
Grace Evelyn Stanley
Oak Creek
Colorado
Peltier
J. R. Stanley
Roy Pior
Hobbs
Pior
T.R. Garrison
McNeil
Carlsbad
Oak
John Bible
Roswell
Giants rally past Bears to capture league title
In Newark December 10 AP Giants overcome 10 to 3 deficit to defeat the Chicago Bears 30 to 13 for the National League championship. Ken Manders kicked a 23 yard field goal and Ed Danowski, Ike Frankian, and Strong provided key scores as rubber-soled shoes and a midgame switch by Ray Flaherty helped turn the game.
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Newark
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Giisolstely
Ken Strong
Bronko Nagurksi
Jack Minders
Giants
Ray Flinherty
New Yorkers
Polo Grounds
Flaherty
Gonzaga
Strong
Ed Danowski
Ike Frankian
Manders
Minnesota
Chicago
Danowski
Frankian
Bears
Oil Drilling Boom Spreads Through Southeast New Mexico
Artesia December reports indicate extensive oil exploration across southeastern Lea and western Eddy counties with 68 wells now under way. Last week set a five year high for new wells, as Cooper and Jal districts see promising completions and prospects rival Hobbs. The largest producer to date is Texas Co Everett No 1, tested near 19 000 to 15 000 barrels daily.
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Artesia
N. M
New Mexico
Lea County
Eddy County
Cooper
Jal
Cooper Pool
Hobbs
Everett
Texas Company
History Behind Well Plugged Today In Roswell
The artesian well behind the Old Mission Barber Shop was plugged today by Pecos Valley Artesian Water Conservancy District crew. Drilled by Roswell pioneer R. S. Hamilton for Roswell Register presses, it proved insufficient for printing needs but provided fire protection for years, saving a town section on a Fourth of July. H. T. Duncan, U S Commissioner, died in Silver City after extended illness. he served as justice of the peace here for four and a half years. Body to Ripplemead Virginia for burial.
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Pecos Valley
Arfilesian Water Conservancy District
R. S. Hamilton
Roswell
Hamilton
Silver City
H. T. Duncan
U. S
Ripplemead
All Coast Backfield Candidates Of 1934
Barnstorming season notes spotlight Stanford stars Bones Hamilton and Bobby Grayson, with Frank Alustiza of Stanford as a top back. Arleigh Williams shines for California, praised by coach Bill Ingram. Saint Marys Harry the Horse Mattos and Santa Clarys Salatino join the gathered list along with Sobrero and Hal Pungle from Oregon State and Red Franklin, Cal Clemens, all hampered by injuries.
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Pacific Coast
Stanford
Big Red
Hamilton
Bobby Grayson
Frank Alustiza
Palo Alto
California
Golden Bears
Berkeley
Arleigh Williams
Williams
Bill Ingram
Arleigh
St. Mary’s
Harry
Mattos
Gaels
Santa Clara
Broncos
Salty Salatino
Sobrero
Oregon State
Hal Pungle
Red Franklin
Cal Clemens
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Japan vows peace drive amid possible war with U S and Britain
Philadelphia dispatch reports Hiroji Saito, Japan’s ambassador to the United States, saying Japan will pursue its plan to establish peace in the Far East even if it means fighting Britain and the United States. He warned America must not allow Japan to become an empire though it would risk national sacrifice. He also stated Japan cannot risk a navy inferior to U S battle units.
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Philadelphia
The
Evening Bulletin Today
Hiroji Saito
United States
Japan
Far East
Great Britain
Saito
America
Serum Found To Prevent Tuberculosis In Humans
Denver reports that Colorado physicians developed a serum to prevent tuberculosis and Gov. Ed Johnson said he expects pardons for convicts Mike Schmidt and Carl Erickson who allowed themselves to be inoculated with live bacilli. The governor noted the bacilli did not cause disease, implying immunization by the serum. The tests marked the first human trials and carried risk of death.
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Denver
Ed C. Johnson
Mike Schmidt
Carl Erickson
Colorado
Bernalillo County Assessor Steve Roehl Dies Sudden
Steve Roehl, Bernalillo county assessor, died suddenly in his office at the county courthouse this afternoon after a heart attack. He had served as assessor for four years.
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Steve Roehl
Bernalillo Assessor
Albuquerque
N. M
Bernalillo County
County Court House
Elimination of All Grade Crossings in New Mexico
Milton W. Harrison of the Security Owners Association announced a plan to spend 1,086,000 in New Mexico to eliminate 22 grade crossings. The proposal calls for 863,614,067 in total to fund 12,591 projects, creating about 1,065,500 man hours of work with 85 percent of funds paid as wages.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Milton W. Harrison
The
Security Owners Association
New Mexico
Congress
Harrison
Sister Tells Of Clothing Of Murder Victim
In El Paso testimony, Mrs. Frank Cheske identifies a blood-stained coat as the one worn by her sister Irene DeBolt before she was killed on a desert trip near Pecos, Texas, in November 1933. Cheske describes a similar fur trim and a pocket sewn inside garments to hold money, while details of the robbery and stripping are noted in the case against Arthur C. Wilson.
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el Paso
Tex
Frank Cheske
Cleveland
Irene DeBolt
Pecos
Arthur C. Wilson
Cleveland Steel
Cheske
Chesse
Irene
Salvation Army appeals for Christmas food baskets pickup
Captain King urges missed donors to call 756 as Salvation Army kettles placed Saturday fund food for Christmas baskets. The annual drive funds 612,918 baskets nationwide last year and will continue through the season.
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King
Salvation Army
Army
United States
Finger waves 25c ad at 30S West 3rd
Classified ad fragment lists finger waves for 25 cents with address 30S West 3rd and reference N19126c. It appears as a small ad line from a late 20th century newspaper. Local commerce note focuses on a beauty service offering affordable styling.
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West
U S Baseball Stars End the Far East Tour
The American major league barnstormers finished a 22 game series in Manila with a 9 to 1 win over the Filipino Olympic team. Lou Gehrich led the offense with a homer and two-base hit as the squad split, some heading home aboard the Empress of Canada and others set to sail on the President Polk or stay to travel via the Suez Canal.
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Manila
Far East
Lou Gehrich
Polk
Suez Canal
Babe Ruth
Java
Big Six Enforces Conference Rules on Eligibility
The Big Six tightens rules forbidding outside competition during term time and names five ineligible athletes from Missouri Kansas and Kansas State. Douglas Elgin, Robert Reese, Kenneth Phelps, Duane Kratzer, and G. W. Grammer are banished. Don Handley is reinstated with one year of ineligibility, leaving two years remaining.
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Kansas
Missouri
Kansas State
Douglas Elgin
Robert Reese
Kenneth Phelps
Duane Kratzer
G. W. Grammer
Don Handley
Chicago Cardinals Dominate Coast Grid Debut
Chicago's Cardinals beat the Stanford Braves 37 to 2 at Gilmore Stadium in Los Angeles. Phil Saboe, a former Washington State star, threw four of the five touchdowns and contributed via sharp passing as the touring squad opened its barnstorming trip against Pacific pro league teams before 12,000 fans.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Cardinals
Phil Sarboe
Washington State
Saboe
Invaders
Stanford
Gilmore Stadium
St Marys Gaels Edge Dons in Tense Finale
In San Francisco on December 10 the St Marys Gaels beat the San Francisco Dons 7 to 3 to close their season. Hugh O Connor, substitute guard, dashed 60 yards for the decisive score after stealing the ball from Carl Mc Ginnis as he broke through. Herm Meister added the extra point. Blewett kicked SF s field goal in the first quarter from the 31 yard line.
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San Francisco
St. Mary’s Colleges Gaels
University of San Francisco Dons
Hugh O'Connor
O'Connor
Carl McGinnis
Herm Meister
Henry Blewett
Gaston To Meet Dutch Aultman In Armory Wrestling
Promoter Lynch announces a Thursday night Armory card featuring Ken Gaston versus Dutch Aultman of Berlin in a straight wrestling exhibition. The match is billed as even in weight and ability with a toss-up outcome. Semi final pits Pancho Carrilo against Joe Boccino while John Laney is sidelined with a leg injury.
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the Armory
Ken Gaston
Dutch Aultman
Berlin
Germany
Gaston
Aultman
Pancho Carrilo
Joe Boccino
Sbynch
John Laney
Olin Dutra Leads In Biltmore Open Golf
Miami Florida December 13 AP half the field of 300 golfers started round two aiming to overtake Olin Dutra the defending National Open champion who posted a two stroke lead after 18 holes Dutra shot 34 36 total 70 two strokes ahead of Leonard Schumuite Henry Jans and Joe Belfore who tied for second as three divisions compete in the $12500 event.
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Miami
Fla
Olin Dutra
Leonard Schumuite
Findlay
Ohio
Henry Jans
Barney Ross Defends Junior Welterweight Title Tonight
New York AP Barney Ross defends his junior welterweight crown this week against Bobby Pacha in a 12 round bout at Cleveland. He also eyes Madison Square Garden Friday where Sammy Fuller meets Eddie Cool in four rounds as the Garden hopes for a Canzoneri title tilt following the Friday card.
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New York
Barney Ross
Madison Square Garden
Ross
Bobby Pacha
Los Angeles
Cleveland
the Garden
Boston
Sammy Fuller
Eddie Cool
Philadelphia
Tony Canzoneri
Football Scores From Various Matches
Notre Dame 9 Texas A and M Texas A gies Santa Clara 7 Texas Christian Southern Methodist 7 Washing ton 6 Alabama All Stars 21 Washington All Stars 6 Tennessee 19 Louisiana State Univ 18 Ohio State 31 Ohio University 26
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Washington
Tennessee
State Univ
Ohio State
Ohio University
Willhite Mattress Factory Adv D5tide
Mattress renovating offered at low cost, highlighting renovating over buying new. Advertisement states price of $1.50 and provides phone contact 13183 for Willhite Mattress Factory.
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Willhite Mattress
Tourney low scores highlight PGA meet field
In the tourney the last PGA meet shows low scores as pros who seldom take part and amateurs compete.
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