Eight Champions Crowned In Last Night's Matches
The N M I regimental championships in boxing and wrestling concluded last night with eight champions. Tonight at Caricon Armory at 8 30 p m the four heaviest boxing divisions and four lightest wrestling classes crown eight more. Lt. Ned Vaughn directs the event as 193 matches and 200 cadets participate. Results show Allen over Bernick 115 lbs, M Johnson over Cole, McInnis over Strand, Leff over Marshall in boxing, and Hinds over Lipps, Burden over Terrel, Talbot over Barrack, Hyllegard over Boynton in wrestling. Tonight’s program lists Nash Heyde Winchester Morelock Poppie Tolleson Carr Hill Moberly Norton Boswell Dunne Alexander DeLay.
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Caricon Armory
Hinds
Phillips
Burden
Terrel
Talbot
Barrack
Hyllegard
Boynton
Nash
Heyde
Winchester
Morelock
Poppie
Tolleson
Carr
Blanchard
Bagot
Hill
Moberly
Willcox
Norton
Boswell
J. D. Dunne
Alexander
DeLay
New Mexico prep hoops open weekend slate across state
High school boys basketball tips off with limited season starts and a slate of Friday and Saturday games. Carlsbad visits Roswell for the Coyotes gym dedication as Artesia, Hobbs, Socorro, Gallup, and others scatter across the state toward the Santa Fe cage tournament next March.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Carlsbad Cavemen
Roswell
Coyotes
Artesia
Hagerman
Socorro
Belew
Shiprock
Kirtland
Farley
Springer
Gallup
Grants
Espanola
Las Vegas
Hobbs
Lovington
Melrose
Santa Rosa
Wheatland
Forrest
Tatum
Monument
Lake Arthur
Albu
Aggie Freshmen Forming Crackerjack Next Season Team
New Mexico A. & M. yearling basketball squad adds five former all state prep stars Rudy Camunez Harlan Drum Wilson Simpson Bill Kreuch and Bill Burrus from Las Cruces Tucumcari Santa Fe and 1940 all stater. Games planned with Fort Bliss service quintets border conference freshmen and area high schools.
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State College
N. M
New Mexico A. & M
Rudy Camunez
Harlan Drum
Las Cruces
Wilson Simpson
Tucumcari
Bill Kreuch
Santa Fe
Bill Burrus
Fort Bliss
Tex
Border Conference
Belting Hogan Opens Miami Open Race For Trophy
Belting Ben Hogan began a 72 hole four day Miami Open with 216 contenders hopeful to win the prize and claim the Harry Vardon trophy. Only Sam Snead could derail Hogan by sweeping two of the remaining December events. Hogan, Snead, Byron Nelson, Craig Wood, Clayton Heafner and Gene Sarazen feature as favorites for the four day event ending Sunday.
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Harry Varden
Hogan
Professional Golfers Association
Sam Snead
Snead
Byron Nelson
Craig Wood
Clayton Heafner
Gene Sarazen
Miami
Snow Blanket Nets Mixed Weather Across State
Snow fell across the northern half of the state with rain and drizzle in the south as a midweek cold spell eased. Auto chains were advised in Santa Fe and other northern areas while warmup awaited later Friday. Snow totals included 18 hours of snowfall in Rui doso and three inches at Mountainair, Santa Fe two inches, Albuquerque one inch.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Santa Fe
District Weather Bureau
Albuquerque
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Midwest
Ruidoso
Mountainair
Broncos to Meet Fort Bliss Cage Team in Two Games
The 12th Cavalry basketball squad from Fort Bliss will visit Cahoon Armory to face the N. M. M. IT Broncos in a Friday and Saturday night series. Games start at 8:30.
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12Th Cavalry
Fort Bliss
N. M. M. IT. Broncos
Cahoon Armory
Army Teams To Gridiron Clash At Washington Stadium
SEATTLE December 11 The Moffett Field flyers of California clash with the Arkansas Travelers from Fort Lewis in a Pacific Coast service grid title showdown at University of Washington Stadium. The Arkansas squad, built from National Guardsmen and Arkansas Tech players, has toured service teams and amassed 279 points to 6 while weighing 191 on the line and 171 in the backfield. The Generals kept the game on as the airmen prepared under wartime conditions with anti aircraft units nearby.
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Seattle
Army Air Forces
University of Washington
Moffett Field Flyers
California
Pacific Coast Service Grid
Arkansas Travelers
Fort Lewis
Wash
Moffetts
Arkansas
Tech
National Guardsmen
Arkansas Tech
University of Arkansas
Arkansas High Schools
Arkansas State
Moffett
Generals
Boeing Aircraft Factory
Singen Named Scoring Champion of Rocky Mountain Conference
Colorado College fullback Bill Singen of La Crescenta California was crowned scoring champion with 42 points. The all conference standout served in the U S Army Air Service a month earlier and earned the award after Colorado College clinched the conference title with a victory over Greeley Colorado State on November 11 at Kelly Field in Texas.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
U. S. Army Air Service
Bill Singen
Colorado College
Rocky Mountain
Singen
la Crescenta
Calif
Texas
Kelly Field
Co. Co
Greeley
Lobos To Play In Okla Loop Meet In City Cage Tourney
New Mexico University will replace Tulsa in the Oklahoma City invitational basketball tournament, December 26 to 30, due to Tulsa’s Sun Bowl commitment. Tulsa withdrew after Golden Hurricane accepted a bid to play Texas Tech on New Year’s Day. Most Tulsa players are football players.
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Oklahoma City
New Mexico University
Tulsa University
el Paso
Tulsa
Golden Hurricane
Texas Tech
Baseball Majors Hold War Aims Meeting in Chicago
In Chicago the National and American leagues held a joint meeting to discuss war influenced aims for baseball. Trades cooled to one deal, Vernon Kennedy sold to the Indians from the Senators for about 7500 dollars, as owners clashed over minor league movement rules. Dolph Camilli remained the top trade rumor for the Yankees.
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Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Vernon Kennedy
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Dolph Camilli
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Steve Belloise won a ten round decision over Phil Farr in Washington D C Belloise fought at 155 1 2 pounds Farr 154 1 2 pounds The bout occurred in the nation capital with the Associated Press report summarizing the results
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Associated Press
Washington
Steve Belloise
New York
Phil Farr
Washington, D. C
Songs Riot as War Tunes Pour In From Tin Pan Alley
NEW YORK December 1 war song publishers report a flood of patriotic numbers inspired by current events. Titles include You re A Sap Mister Jap and The Sun Will Soon Be Setting with chorus lines promising to defeat Japan. Broadcast Music Inc notes a rising share of patriotic songs since Monday and publishers cite high rejection rates alongside a fox trot by Sam Lerner, and a chorus promising Uncle Sam will spank the Axis.
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New York
Tin Pan Alley
Japan
Yokohama
Broadcast Music, Inc
Sam Lerner
Lerner
Hawaii
Irving Berlin, Inc
Mills Music, Inc
James Cavanaugh
John Redmond
Nat Simon
Sam
A.B.C
Sammy
Fordham Gridders May Join Navy Air Corps for Sugar Bowl
NEW YORK December 11 Fordham football may take seven players to the Sugar Bowl Missouri with several on Navy Air Corps rolls. Jim Noble reserve quarterback and Jim Lansing regular end already enlisted, but not until after January first. Coach Jim Crowley said five others would enlist today.
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New York
Fordham
Missouri
Navy Air Corps
Jim Noble
Jim Lansing
Jim Crowley
College Basketball Scores Recap From AP
Ohio State 38, Great Lakes Naval Training Station 32. Penn State 48, Bucknell 32. Princeton 53, Lehigh 44. Kansas State 30, Colorado A and N 25. Wayne 47, Oregon 38. Loyola 48, Chicago 31. Idaho 41, Montana 25. Eastern Washington 48, Gonzaga 35. Washington State 57, Whitman 55. Texas Southern Tech 42, Omaha 31. Daniel Baker 32, San Angelo 22. Panhandle Aggies Goodwell 49, Eastern New Mexico College 33.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Penn State
Bucknell
Princeton
Lehigh
Kansas State
Colorado
Wayne
Oregon
Loyola
Chicago
Idaho
Montana
Eastern Washington
Gonzaga
Washington State
Whitman
Roswell High to Dedicate New Gym Friday Night
Roswell Coyotes plan a dedication of the new Roswell high school gym with a basketball game against the Carlsbad Cavemen. Superintendent James D. Shinkle will speak, joined by Mayor Thomas J. Hail. Parade of former champions, ticket details, and seating plans are outlined for the dedication event.
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Corn’s
Roswell High Coyotes
Carlsbad Cavemen
Coyotes
Dexter
Roswell High
Paul H. Deaton
Deaton
Board of Education
Flo Austin
Cham
St Marys Prep Beats Los Lunas 26 to 17
St Marys Prep defeated Los Lunas 26 to 17 in a prep basketball game. Albuquerque contributed the lead and the standout plays as both teams battled for momentum.
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St. Mary’s
Albuquerque
Los Lunas
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Central Hardware, Inc
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Omaha
Daniel Baker
San Angelo
Panhandle Aggies
Goodwell, Okla
Eastern New Mexico College
Roswell Gym
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ine
Air Force
Aviation
America
United States
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U.S.A
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Post Office
Roswell, New Mexico
ACME
Ehi
Old Banks Brook
Robert Porter
Albuquerque & Las Cruces
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