Broncs and New Conference Set for Debut in Basketball
The N. M. M. I. Broncos join a newly formed New Mexico Conference with strong preseason outlook. Coach L. T. Babe Godfrey returns four lettermen Maxwell Ellicott Van Hook and Connell plus veteran Harvey sidelined by knee. Edwards Armagnac Clark Hubbell and Tyler among hopefuls as the Broncs prepare a likely title bid and ten conference games determine eligibility.
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Red Grange May Return To Pro Football As Coach
New York AP reports Harold Grange on a Chicago Bears bench after the NL title loss to the Giants. Pittsburgh Pirates owner Arthur Rooney met Grange amid Demeela’s firing and offered a coaching job next season. Rooney planned further talks. Brooklyn Dodgers coach John McEwan was released.
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Red) Grange
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Brooklyn Dodger
Navajos to Hold Council Over Liquor Crisis
Gallup dispatch reports Navajo leaders plan a December Fort Defiance meeting to reorganize the Navajo police and curb liquor use on the reservation. Tom Podge, Navajo council chairman, seeks firmer tribal enforcement and central command to wipe out violators and address growing lawlessness.
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Mother of fugitive Karpis appeals for surrender
Mrs Hannah Karpabicz mother of Alvin Karpis gangster sought by the U S government issues a public plea for her son to surrender. A photo of Karpis released by his mother notes a shoot to kill order and federal agents pursue him. Dodge and L C Mueller in Washington draft a tentative criminal code for the Indian service to bridge the gap until tribes organize under the Wheeler Howard act. The code would place misdemeanors in Indian courts with penalties up to one year.
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Alvin Karpis
Karpis
Dodge
Washington
L. C. Mueller
Indian Service Special Agents
Indian Service
Max Baer to groom Buddy for heavyweight title succession
Max Baer plans to retire after two more big purses and keep the crown in the Baer family. He is grooming his brother Buddy, bigger and promising, with Les Kennedy as tutor to develop his punching and ring craft. Max insists Buddy could beat all contenders, and the brothers, in contrast with Dizzy and Daffy Dean, form a colorful duo in boxing lore.
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Furnace death blamed on faulty draft at BYU building
Provo Utah December 11 carbon monoxide gas from a furnace with a faulty draft was blamed for the death of John Wilson Sauls 63 assistant superintendent of buildings and campuses at Brigham Young University.
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John Wilson Sauls
Brigham Young University
Open Season for Baseball Deals Starts
New York reports open season for baseball deals as owners and managers arrive for the annual meetings of the leagues. Tom Yawkey and Eddie Collins pursue players from St Louis and Washington while Ford Frick is considered for the NL presidency and Judge Emil Fuchs park use for dog races faces scrutiny. Separate meetings precede a joint session with Commissioner Landis.
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Orient
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League Council to Meet January 12 Before Saar Plebiscite
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations council will open its next sessions on January 12, a day before the plebiscite in the Saar Basin territory. The decision was announced today, marking a key pre plebiscite diplomatic step.
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Geneva
League of Nationals Council
Saar
Dexter Defeats Hagerman 28-15 in season opener
Dexter Demons beat Hagerman 28 to 15 in their first game of the season. The team travels to Roswell Friday to face the Coyotes with Pinson Adams Latimer Garfield and Stone among starters. George Lewis coaches Dexter.
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Roswell
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Stone
Scouting LTS Growing Strong at Artesia
P V Thorsen Eastern New Mexico Area Council executive spent last week in Artesia reporting rising Scouting activity and enthusiasm. Two new troops formed one at First Baptist Church and one at Catholic Church. Fifty three boys surveyed ready to join. Carlsbad won the rally with Hope second and Artesia third. Thorsen headed to Clovis for a Scout leaders training course.
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Eastern New Mexico
Artesia
Roswell
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Carl Everatt
Bill Dooly Jr
Carlsbad
Hope
Thorsen
Clovis
Doings Of The Rose Bowl Teams
Stanford back Bobby Gray’s Rose Bowl status grows doubtful as he remains hospitalized with injuries and may need a cast when practice resumes next week. Alabama, preparing for New Year’s Day, faces Hollywood interest as coach Frank Thomas and the Crimson Tide consider a studio visit at Warner Brothers in Los Angeles.
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Lou Little
Columbia
Hellywood
West Virginia to Imprison Frances Williams in First Female Death Sentence
Frances Williams, 29, a Black mother of a six-year-old, faces the first death penalty ever imposed on a woman in West Virginia. She was convicted of killing William Mitchell, a Black quarry worker, in Lewisburg the case drawing national attention.
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Lewisburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Frances Williams
William Mitchell
Meal worms proposed as human diet by zoo official
Washington report notes Ernest P. Walker says meal worms have restored many ill animals at the National Zoological Park and could inform human diets. He argues diet study of zoo nourishment may reveal beneficial matters for people, though meat worms are not on human menus.
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National Zoological Park
Ernest P. Walker
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