Coyotes Face Cavemen in Carlsbad Gym Dedication Night
Roswell high school basketball visits Carlsbad to face the Cavemen in the new Carlsbad High gymnasium dedication game. The Coyotes, after two easy wins, may meet a tougher test. Roswell juniors meet the Carlsbad Dawgs in a preliminary matchup and Saturday the Coyotes clash with Artesia Bulldogs locally.
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Belloise Fights Overlin Tonight in New York
In New York on December 13 Steve Belloise of the Bronx meets middleweight champion Ken Overlin at Madison Square Garden for a rematch. Belloise impressed critics by nearly stopping Overlin in six rounds of their first bout and later outboxed him before Overlin won a 15 round decision.
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Charles Hurt Returns Home After Army Hospital Stay
Charles Hurt, son of Mr and Mrs Emory Hurt, has returned home from San Francisco where he had been in an army hospital since February after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. He is on the way to full recovery after eleven years in the 11th Cavalry, U S Army and was taken ill while stationed at Monterey California.
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Canned Goods Drive Under Way in Roswell Christmas Appeal
The Salvation Army launches a Christmas canned goods drive in Roswell. 1,000 paper bags placed in residential areas will be collected by Boy Scouts tomorrow morning. Kettles line the streets daily until Christmas Eve. For missed bags call 756 for pickup.
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College basketball scores round up
The Associated Press reports results from college games showing Texas Mines 63 over New Mexico 36 and a slate of other results. Arizona lags New Mexico Teachers 33 to 30, Indiana 39 over Butler 36, Boston University 49 near Bates 31, Kentucky 46 beating West Virginia 34, Stephen F. Austin 40 over East Central Oklahoma Teachers 33, Oregon State 45 defeating Idaho Southern Branch 29, West Texas State 53 over Omaha 35, Gonzaga 51 over Whitworth 27, and Montana State Normal 49 to Ricks 45.
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Wool futures rise on moderate trade in New York
New York wool markets closed with top futures up three to five points after about 175000 pounds sold. Moderate buying absorbed limited commission house offerings as Mech 111.5 May 105.2B reflected activity.
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Hall-Poorbaugh takes three from Mc Nally Hall in bowling
Hall-Poorbaugh defeats Mc Nally-Hall two 3 games as Newton of McNally-Hall posts the top 3 game total of 470. Wooldridge of Hall-Poorbaugh nails a 162 high game. Roswell Laundry wins two of three from Purity Bakery. Martin of Laundry leads with 504 across three games, tied for high game at 166 with Turner of Purity Bakery.
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Will Lawrence
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Seven-Player AL Trade Sends Bagby to Cleveland
Cleveland announces a seven player deal involving Boston and Washington. Jim Bagby Jr joins Cleveland with Walker and Desautels, in exchange for Frankie Pytlak Hale and Joe Dobson. Walker, a strong outfielder, is noted for averaging 100 RBIs over five straight seasons.
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Sarge” Bagby
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Santa Claus
Movie special train brings stars to Albuquerque stop
A 114 car train carrying film stars and newsmen from Hollywood halted in Albuquerque for a noon greeting as Santa Fe Trail stars arrived. Errol Flynn’s schnauzer Arno wandered the crowd while Rudy Vallee introduced a lineup of actors on a trackside platform. Olivia de Havilland was reportedly ill and not introduced. Others on hand included May Robson, Donald Crisp, Johnny Weissmuller, Rita Hayworth, Jean Parker, and Nancy Carroll.
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Texas Miners Dominate Border Conference Action
Texas Mines built a strong edge in Border Conference play with a 63-36 rout of New Mexico University at El Paso. In Tucson, New Mexico State Teachers of Silver City upset Arizona University 33-30, echoing a prior 47-39 win by Texas Mines over the Silver City squad. Ray Tanner led New Mexico with 16, while Bud Lassiter had 10 for Texas Mines. Frannie Ray and Happy Holler led the Silver City Teachers with 11 and 10 points.
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Happy Holler
Trade gaggy line from Jay Duvall
A dated fragment shows a promotional quip from Jay Duvall urging customers to believe good merchandise costs less after trading at his store during December 12 to 13. The line hints at a local sales notice or advertisement activity.
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Fritzie Zivic To Sell Papers In Times Square
Welterweight champion Fritzie Zivic, once a newsboy, plans to hustle papers in Times Square Monday while Pittsburgh observers watch. Also notes that Fordham Georgetown and Boston College will appear in January bowl games amid college football chatter. Ken Overlin’s flu setback threatens tonight’s bout with Steve Belloise as a key matchup in the boxing scene.
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Iron Man Tom Scarso Completes 1380 Minute Streak
Tom Scarso of South Norwalk Connecticut finished three years on Arnold College’s varsity football team by playing every minute of all 23 games at tackle for 1380 minutes without relief.
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White Sox Holdout Begins As Lee Turner Tie Up Contracts
Thornton Lee and Tommy Turner returned unsigned contracts as leaders in a holdout league while a separate Los Angeles staging spot for Mike Jacobs with Louis Godoy is planned. Reports claim New York pressured Chicago to trade George Selkirk to Cleveland for Hal Trosky.
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George Selkirk
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Hal Trosky
Chicago writer notes no Maroons followed Shaughnessy to Stanford
A Chicago sports writer observes that none of the University of Chicago football players followed Clark Shaughnessy to Stanford. The remark underscores the lack of transfer continuity in the period and references Stanford's record as evidence.
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Kenneth Jones
Peoria
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U. of Chicago
Clark Shaughnessy
Stanford
Names In The News Pepper Martin Triumphs In Coast
Pepper Martin, now Sacramento manager, is the coast’s baseball rave. A Los Angeles paper gave him a half page spread. The Yankees told Tom Harmon they will top any NL offer and arrange broadcasting. Hank Luisetti, with seven grand movie money, is reinstated by the A A U after a long training break.
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Los Angeles
N. Y. Football Yankees
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Hank Luisetti
Fort Worth Star Telegram All Southwest Eleven Mystery
The Fort Worth Star Telegram avoided naming John Kimbrough in its All Southwest Conference list, simply prompting readers with the line guess who.
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Fort Worth Star- Telegram
John Kimbrough
Yale and Dartmouth to clash in football clash
Yale and Dartmouth prepare for a marquee football clash as early results of the season emerge. The matchup highlights storied programs and sets potential conference implications for both teams.
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Dartmouth
Fifth-Down Game Tops Yearly Sports Surprises
New York on December 13 reports that Sonth's fifth down defeat of Cornell 7-3, then 3-0 after the reversal, received the most first place votes in the Associated Press poll. Detroit's winning of the American League pennant and other major events split the rest of the top spots among Stanford, Gallahadian, Bimelech, Texas Aggies, Notre Dame, Iowa, Ed Oliver, Lawson Little, Gene Sarazen, the New York Yankees, and Fritzie Zivic's boxing title.
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Gallahadian
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Iowa
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Gene Sarazen
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Henry Armstrong
Pittsburgh
TATUM CAGERS PLAY AT JAL TONIGHT
The Tatum high school Coyotes meet the Jal Panthers in a basketball game at Jal tonight. Two players are out but one is expected back, with the starting lineup listed as Holt and Beadle forwards Chidester center Anderson and Patterson guards. Substitutes Stinnett Gandy Moore Tankersley Echel.
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Rogellie Beadle
Buster Chidester
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Charles Patterson
Harold Stinnett
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Herschel Moore
Echel Tankersley
Community Singing in Roswell Sunday Afternoon
A community sing is planned in Roswell on Sunday at two o clock at the corner of Alameda and Ohio Avenues. All are invited to attend.
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Friday the 13th Not in Football at Rose Bowl links
Lincoln dispatch notes that Nebraska coach Lawrence M. Jones and Stanford coach Clark Shaughnessy, Rose Bowl opponents, are not relying on superstition despite it being Friday the 13th. The item emphasizes confidence and preparation rather than luck.
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Hogan, Loving In Miami Open Lead
In Miami a pair of Bens, Hogan of White Plains and Loving of Springfield, opened with three under 67s to share the lead in the $10,000 Miami Open. Ed Dudley and Clayton Haefner followed with 68s as Sam Snead and Jug McSpaden trailed, with McSpaden hurt by a penalty stroke after an extra putt.
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Augusta
Clayton Haefner
Linville
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Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Winchester
McSpaden
Arizona names all opponent team
Arizona gridmen named an all opponent team with selections from New Mexico, Marquette Milwau kee, Texas Mines, and Oklahoma A M. The list includes ends Bogren and Sleske, tackles Arms and Hayes, guards Lukhich and Southball, center Apolskis, quarterback Cotton, halfbacks Morrissey Goodyear, and fullback Salcedo.
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Marquette University of Milwaukee
Wis
University of Arizona
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New Mexico
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Fights Last Night in Baltimore Boxing Cards
George Abrams from Washington outpointed Izzy Jannazzo in Baltimore while Harry Bobo from Pittsburgh knocked out Al Blake in a Baltimore bout.
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Baltimore
George Abrams
Washington
Izzy Jannazzo
New York
Harry Bobo
Pittsburgh
al Blake
Signal Callers Don Jerseys 13 Across Colleges
The passage notes quarterbacks Roy Petsch of Nebraska and Frankie Albert of Stanford choosing to wear jersey number 13. It highlights this quirky tradition among college signal callers and names the two players and schools involved.
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Nebraska
Frankie Albert
Stanford
Bank Study Group Hears Of Africa Railroads
G E Oettle spoke to the First National Bank study group on South Africa railways noting unified ownership of railroads bus lines and airlines by one company. He discussed a new test wheel for trains and compared internal combustion and steam engines. He urged tax cuts higher salaries and elimination of duplicated service to advance the railroad industry.
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First National Bank
G. E. Oettle
South Africa
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United States
Dettie
Thirteenth Date Forgery Case For Bakery Driver
Morris Brendel 31 is charged by indictment with 13 counts of forgery for altering delivery slips to obtain money as a bakery route driver. The case, No 13 on the grand jury calendar, is set for trial January 13.
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