Coyotes Open Court Season Here Friday
The Roswell high school Coyotes start their 1934-35 basketball season at the high school gym Friday night hosting Dexter Demons. Dexter beat Hagerman 28 to 15 last week and will provide solid opposition. Coach Cadeh Corn relies on two lettermen Porter and Holloman to spark a young team, with schedule changes moving the Artesia game to January 10 and a Hagerman test on December 20 at Roswell before Christmas holidays.
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New Mexico Aggie football players named for 1935 team
Las Cruces audience heard coach Jerry Hines announce the line of letter-men from New Mexico State College. The squad includes Sackett Apodaca Bresenham Skinner Crownover Hanson George Nations Master Gilmer Baird Lee Gilchrist Spanwzeley Pratt, with nine expected back to form the 1935 nucleus. Basketball plans include a Texas series and Border Conference games, as Hines aims to field a strong lineup with Apodaca, Donahue, and Arroyo among key guards and forwards.
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Major league meetings stall with no player deals
New York reports a near standstill as the 1930s baseball meeting teeters on a wrap without a single major deal. Giants seek to trade for George Davis while Philadelphia targets Al Food, Lloyd Waner, and Earl Grace. Pittsburgh counters with Hal Lee amid four-corner trade hopes.
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Bill Myers
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Don Brennan
Allyn Stont
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Oscar Melillo
St Louis
Buddy Myer
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Gaston Meets Aultman At The Armory Tonight
Ken Gaston faces Dutch Aultman in Roswell in a feature wrestling bout billed as one of the cleanest and fastest grappling matches seen. Promoter Lynch promises high class wrestlers if crowd support grows. The two are evenly matched in size and strength with a strong Southwest wrestling record for Aultman. Preliminaries strong. show starts at 7:30.
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Roswell
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Golfers Move to Southern California for Open Trials
Pasadena Calif Dec 13 AP the country's leading professional golfers began moving into Southern California for the annual inter club trial set for Dec 20 23. The Pasadena open offers 4000 prize money and will be followed by the California Open at Long Beach Dec 27 28.
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Trade Winds: Wrigley backs Cubs pennant push in 1935
Trade Winds notes Chicago Cubs owner William Wrigley Jr. empowers Charley Grimm to trade freely, detailing key moves. Pat Malone, Bud Tinning, Dick Ward, Guy Bush, Jim Weaver, Babe Herman depart. Larry French and Fred Lindstrom arrive. Giants purchase Dick Bartell as Cardinals loom.
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Tex Carleton
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Jim Weaver
Babe Herman
Larry French
Fred Lindstrom
Night games debated by baseball magnates in joint session
In New York on December 13 AP report notes American and National League owners meet with Commissioner Landis to discuss broadcasting games and a proposed half price for underage fans. Cubs owner P K Wrightsley pushes the price cut while NL approves limited night games.
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Duke City Cagers Here On Jan. 17
Albuquerque high principal Glen Ream announced the Bulldogs basket squad schedule is nearly set with a Jan. 11 opener at Santa Fe and a Jan. 17 trip to Roswell. Plans for Tucson and Mesa games are under way while dates for Indian, Las Vegas, and Las Lunas contests remain to be finalized, all to be played in Albuquerque.
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Londos to wrestle Garbaldi in charity card night
Pittsburgh tonight hosts a charity wrestling card headlined by Jim Londos and Gino Garbaldi. Londos, hailed as world heavyweight champion, faces Garbaldi who claims the Italian title, in a main event to raise shoes for Pittsburgh’s needy children.
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Gino Garbaldi
Espinosa and Turnesa Lead Belmore Open Challengers
Abe Espinosa of Chicago and Mike Turnesa of Elmsford N Y led the Miami Biltmore Open field by one stroke after 54 holes. They were tied at 219, one ahead of Orville White of St Louis, with Olin Dutra two behind after a 78 in cold wind. Willie MacFarlane stood 227, eight back, as the final round loomed.
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Chicago
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford N. Y
Orville White
St. Louis
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Olin Dutra
California
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
N. C
Rose Bowl Ticket Rush Grows For Stanford Alabama Game
Pasadena crowds push Rose Bowl advance sales as 30,000 of 85,000 tickets sold and orders keep coming in. Masters of Stanford notes sales rival last year’s Columbia effort and outpace other Rose Bowl preps. Alabama drills intensify as Dec. 21 departure nears with plans for light work in Pasadena.
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Prack postpones Los Angeles auto race after qualifying issue
A weather induced postponement pushes the $210,000 national dirt track championship race back to December 23. The 200 mile test, originally set for Sunday, becomes the headline event rescheduled due to a course and qualifying problem.
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Wet 'Prack
Los Angeles
Notre Dame Loses Center Robinson Over Big Ten Rule
South Bend Dec 15 The Notre Dame football program loses start center Jack Robinson under the Big Ten freshman rule which limits intercollegiate play to three years. Robinson, who played one season on the ND B team in 1931, would be ineligible for future varsity competition due to the rule despite not belonging to the conference.
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Crosley plans Reds rebuild with big spending
New York AP reports Powell Crosley Jr. who became Reds president a year ago has spent over 255000 dollars to bolster the team. He notes that figures exclude cash involved in major league deals for players such as König, Comorrosky, MacFayden, Piet, and Slade.
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Piet
Slade
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