Down Rampaging Coyotes Too Much For Cavemen In Loop Game
Roswell High fell to Carlsbad in a lopsided 57 to 24 loop game in Carlsbad. Cowan led Roswell with 12 points while Nichols topped Carlsbad with 4 goals. Roswell Juniors lost 15 to 1 to Carlsbad Juniors in the preliminary.
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Carlsbad
Roswell High
Cavemen
Teneggen Coyotes
Coyotes
Gmetad
Poe Corn
Corn
Cowan
Roswell
Nichols
Thompson
Miller
Roswell Coyotes
Artesia
Roswell Cowan
Kelly DeShurley
Haley Brenneman
Dennis G. Dennis
Pcarlsbad Nichols
Tarrazs Marler
I Wyman
Willkie Clubs Freed By Willkie
New York December 14 AP Wendell L Willkie told the Associated Willkie Clubs of America that any future campaign action must be free of his political fortunes or those of any other person The message was delivered by Oren Root Jr president of the clubs at a national conference planning a political action program Willkie was expected to address the gathering and urged the organization to avoid self seeking aims while pursuing its stated principles
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New York
Wendell L. Willkie
Associated Willkie Clubs of America
Oren Root, Jr
Associated Willkie Clubs
Willkie
Root
Christmas Trees At Andersons Gardens Ad
All sizes and prices available at Andersons Gardens with local and California selections.
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California
Andersons Gardens
All-Star Football Chosen by New Mexico Conference
Coaches in Albuquerque selected the All-Star football team with New Mexico Teachers, New Mexico Military Institute, and Normal University each placing three men. Eastern New Mexico College and Panhandle Aggies had one each, while no official title was awarded. Schedule changes and May 9-10 tennis and track meets at NMMI Roswell were noted.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
New Mexico Military Institute and
Normal University
Eastern New Mexico College
Panhandle Aggies
Goodwell
Okla
Oklahoma
Roswell
U. Loy
NMMI
Brightman
Strong
Bostnick
ENMC
Madison
Normal U
Thomas
Chintis
St. Johns
Clark
Shipkey
Lewis brothers bound over on forgery charges
Henry Lewis and Julian Lewis were bound over to district court under bond of $1,000 each today by Justice Pat ONeill on forgery charges filed Nov 9. They appeared today and waived preliminary hearing.
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Henry Lewis
Julian Lewis
Justice of the Peace
Pat O'Neill
Olivia De Havilland Flown From Albuquerque After Appendicitis
In Santa Fe New Mexico actress Olivia De Havilland, taken ill with appendicitis during a preview junket, was flown to Burbank California today aboard a chartered TWA plane arriving at 5:19 am Pacific. Her sister Joan Fontain accompanied by photographers at the airport.
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Burbank
Calif
Olivia de Havilland
Santa Fe
N. M
Albuquerque
TWA
Miss de Havilland
Joan Fontain
Yankees Proclaimed Worst Disappointment in AP Sports Poll
New York Yankees named the year’s top disappointment by 40 of 72 sports editors in the Associated Press poll. Notre Dame’s football team, Ohio State, Cleveland Indians, Cornell seniors, and Johnny Paycheck also listed among top disappointments, with brief notes on their late-season struggles.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland
Yanks
McCarthy
Notre Dame
Irish
Rockne
Ohio State
Cleveland Indians
Cornell
Johnny Paychek
Joe Louis
Former Boxer Morrissey Dies At 64 In California
Jack Morrissey once starred for New Mexico University football and was called home when his father Lee Morrissey, a former west coast boxer, died in San Francisco. Morrissey had retired and lived in Lynwood California.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Jack Morrissey
New Mexico University
San Francisco
Lee Morrissey
Lynwood
Calif
Christmas for the Car Rear View Mirrors
Roswell Auto Co advertises bumper guards touch-up paint and car care items in a Christmas themed classified note. Includes contact line with phone number and brief product mentions.
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Roswell Auto CO
Bean of Umpires on the Sidelines
Chicago reports that George Moriarty, dean of American League umpires, joins Bill Klein on the sidelines. Harridge announces Moriarty assigned to the league public relations staff to handle distribution of the league movie in Michigan in 1917.
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Chicago
George Moriarty
Bill Klein
William Harridge
Moriarty
Michigan
Overlin Clobbers Belloise in Garden Rematch
New York December 14 AP. Middleweight champion Overlin again outboxed Steve Belloise in Madison Square Garden. Belloise landed little solidly and punched mostly in odd rounds, while Overlin paced himself and built a big lead. Referee Donavan favored Belloise in one vote though both judges gave the decision to Overlin. Crowd of 16 300 left disappointed as dull action continued.
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New York
Steve Belloise
Overlin
Bronx
Garden
Belloise
Ken
Arthur Donovan
Arthur
Buy Your Mens Wear Where You Don't Pay Carrying Charges
Advert says Jay Duvall's store offers standard brands with no carrying charges or credit losses. Dated 12-14th.
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Jay Duvall
Standard Brands
Nelson Leads In Vitamet Open in Miami
Byron Nelson fired a six under par 134 to lead the Vitamet Miami Open after 36 holes. Clayton Haefner bolted to four under on the second round with a 68 before darkness halted play, while ten others remained within striking distance including Ben Hogan who added a 70 after a 67.
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Miami
Fla
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Clayton Haefner
Linville
N. C
Ben Hogan
White Plains
N. Y
E. N. M. College Boxers Losers in Flagstaff Meet
In Flagstaff Arizona State College defeated Eastern New Mexico College in a boxing meet. Flagstaff boys won three bouts lost two and drew three. Eastern New Mexico's Bob Rutledge 152 scored the only knockout of the evening along with Lloyd Richardson 163.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona
Hi School Basketball Scores From Albuquerque Area Tests
Albuquerque High led 29 to 24 at half and finished with wins over Los Lunas Socorro 24 Forrest 22 and Santa Rosa 31 Las Vegas 19 Roswell 57 Carlsbad 25. Winslow Arizona edged Gallup 23 21.
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Socorro
Forrest
Winslow
Ariz
Gallup
Santa Rosa
Las Vegas
Roswell
Carlsbad
Fights Last Night Associated Press Boxing Results
In New York Ken Overlin defeated Steve Belloise on points in a middleweight bout. In Minneapolis Paul Hartnck outpointed Johnny Hanschen. In Hollywood Billy Loose beat Jimmy [last name truncated] by decision.
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Associated Press
New York
Ken Overlin
Decatur
Ill
Steve Belloise
Minneapolis
Paul Hartnck
Johnny Hanschen
Hollywood
Billy Loose
Ferrell
Jimmy
McBride Offers 8 to 5 Odds on Harmon in Yankees Football
New York reports Coach Jack McBride offers 8 to 5 odds on Tom Harmon playing for the football Yankees next season. The piece notes key figures including Larry MacPhail and Judge Landis' secretary Leslie O'Connor clashing over a pitcher Rube Melton in Chicago. Eddie Mead ordered to Hot Springs hospital for 30 days rest as Armstrong's manager seeks treatment. Dodgers eye Santa Barbara training in 1942 and a possible series with the Philadelphia Athletics on the trip west.
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New
Santa Barbara
Calif
Philadelphia Athletics
Kimbrough praises rivals after tough year
John Kimbrough credits Southern Methodist as the best opponent this season. He notes Baylor provided the toughest game, and Texas defeated his team.
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John Kimbrough
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Texas
Puzzler Severin misses all neighbor team honors
Paul Severin, a two year All-America standout, fails to make the all opponent team of Duke North Carolina State and Wake Forest. The piece also notes The complete ski guide by Frank Elkins of the New York Times and mentions Kimbrough touring with the Yankees and his contract talk.
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Paul Severin
North Carolina
Duke
N. C. State
Wake Forest
Frank Elkins
New York Times
Kimbrough
Yankees
Paul Christman Says He’ll Try Pro Football for $10,000
Walter Stewart reports from Memphis that Paul Christman, the Missouri quarterback, shows little interest in professional football but hints at a trial for a $10,000 offer, suggesting the idea may come in the near future.
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Walter Stewart
Memphis
Paul Christman
Missouri
Paul
Pitt Enjoys Football For Fun Regardless Of Result
The article notes that Pitt players and fans are happier when football is played for fun, implying the outcome of wins or losses matters less to team spirit and enjoyment. It emphasizes a lighthearted, noncompetitive mindset prevailing among the squad and supporters.
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O. K
Pitt
West Point Cadet Laundry Workers Challenge Army
Women workers at the cadet laundry at West Point signaled a challenge for the Army elev en to meet them in gridiron combat in a bold protest report.
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Wash Bowl
West Point
Army
Featherweight title contenders clash in San Antonio bout
In San Antonio Texas Juan Zurita 132 pounds featherweight champion of Mexico and autnointed Nick Peters 132 San Antonio and Kid Azteca 150 from Mexico City faced Bobby Pacho 152 of Los Angeles to a draw in a ten round match.
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Casino
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Tex
Juan Zurita
Mexico
Nick Peters
Kid Azteca
Mexico City
Bobby Pacho
Drew
Tempe Bulldogs Rise in Border Conference Debut
Tempe Bulldogs defeated Flagstaff Lumberjacks 35 24 to open Border Conference play. Gerald Jones led Tempe with 10 points as Tempe sits even with Texas Miners in loop percentages. San Diego State Aztecs beat Silver City Mustangs 42 29 in a California stop. Tonight New Mexico Aggies meet New Mexico Miners at Socorro as Jo Johnston and Chuck Finley meet for first time.
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Associated Press
Tempe, Ariz
Bulldogs
Texas Miners
Metro-Aggies
Tempe
Flagstaff Lumberjacks
Gerald Jones
Aggies
Lobos
New Mexico University
California
Mustangs
Silver City
San Diego State College
Aztecs
New México
New Mexico Aggies
New Mexico Miners
Socorro
Jo” Johnston
Chuck Finley
Mines
College Basketball Scores From AAP List Of Games
Arizona Teachers Tempe 35 Arizona Teachers Flagstaff 24. San Diego State 42 New Mexico State Teachers 29. Lewiston Normal 55 Whitworth 29. Eastern Washington 50 Gonzaga 27. Town 42 Wabash 22. Fordham 44 Vermont 24. Harvard Methodist 57 Oklahoma 55. Washington U St Louis 35 Missouri 27. Texas Tech 39 Texas Christian 24. Georgia 65 Clemson 51. Colgate 29 Lafayette 20. Villanova 53 Upsala 22. Southeastern Oklahoma State Teachers 40 Louisiana State Normal 28. Kentucky 53 Maryville 14. Oklahoma City 28 Friends 22. Mississippi State 29 Howard 28. Oregon State 43 Utah Aggies 26. Brigham Young 39 Idaho Southern Branch 27. Carr and Sweeney 32 Texas A and M 31. Stephen F Austin 46 East Central Oklahoma Teachers 40. Wyoming 57 Greeley State 25. Washington State 45 Willemette 33.
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Associated Press
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Tempe
Flagstaff
San Diego State
New Mexico State
Lewiston
Idaho
Normal
Whitworth
Eastern Washington
Gonzaga
Town
Wabash
Fordham
Vermont
Harvard Methodist
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Washington U
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Missouri
Texas Tech
Texas Christian
Georgia
Clemson
Colgate
Lafayette
Villanova
Upsala
Southeastern
Oklahoma State Teachers
Louisiana State Normal
Kentucky
Maryville
Oklahoma City
Friends
Mississippi State
Howard
Oregon State
Utah Aggies
Brigham Young
Idaho ‘Southern Branch
Carr and Sweeney
Texas A. and
Stephen F. Austin
East Central Oklahoma Teachers
Wyyoming
Greeley State
Washington State
Williamette
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Mary Ryan
Betty Jameson
Fred Jacoby
Chuck
Tommy
Ffarreenor
Marjorie Gestring
Alice
Fenske
Bon McNeill
Cimneirunnetl
Feds
Withur Shaw
Lunsford
Neal Lamb Putman
Stripling
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Chuck Fenske
Glenn Cunningham
America
Tommy Harmon
University of Michigan
Don McNeill
Sea
Biscuit
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolis
Boy Wonder
Alice Marble
Cincinnati Reds
Billy Conn
Lawson Little
World of
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