Dempseys plan for BG fights wrecked by setbacks
New York dispatch reports Dempsey faces disruptions delaying plans for a February title defense at Madison Square Garden. SchmelingBank plot and Carnera talks complicate a possible Loughran bout, while Baer and other matches drift unresolved as promoters juggle a pair of heavyweight scenarios.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Madison Square
Miami
Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Em Hran
hran-Car
Philadelphia
Victorio Campolo
Ray Impeliitiere
Throughran
Garden
Jack
Atlantic City
Baer
San Francisco
Boxing results from various cities across the nation
The Associated Press reports a slate of last night bouts with multiple decisions. Ruben Ed mans outpointed Sisk in Muskegon while Esposito outpointed Young Gene in Toledo. Petroskey stopped Mel Tipton in Muskegon. Johnny Sikkenga outpointed Louis in Muskegon. Eddie knocked Runyon in Detroit. Ray Smaghick outpointed Walter Cobb in Rochester. Kig Ridley outpointed Young Rawson in Charles City. Willard Brown outpointed Jimmie Reed in Dallas. Baby Colima outpointed Hiiniie LeCoune in El Paso. Elmer Buzzy Brown outpointed Speedy Espita in Los Angeles. Rosy Baker fought in Peru and Tiger Kid Walker defeated Gene Lewis in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Muskegon
Mich
Ruben Edmans
Pe Sisk
Chicago
Esposito
Toledo
Gene
la Salee
Pete Petroskey
Mel Tipton
Maht
Johnny Sikkenga
Muskezon
Louis
Eddie 15É
Dave Runyon
Detroit
Rochester
Minn
Ray Smaghick
Winona
Walter Cobb
San Francisco
Kig Ridley
Charles City
Iowa
Young Rawson
Sioux City
Dallas
Willard Brown
Jimmie Reed
Elle
Cincinnati
Tiger Kid” Walker
Gene Lewis
Kokomp
New Mexico center joins mythical Border Star team
Albuquerque report notes UNM football center Jack Waiton was named to the mythical All Border Conference eleven by coaches voting in Tucson. The Arizona Daily Star compiled the selections, with Es gare players and Tech athletes also recognized.
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Albuquerque
Jack Waiton
University of New
State Teachers College Colts Begin Basketball Practice
Silver City reports thin material at State Teachers College High School as W Dean French starts practice with over 30 candidates. Three lettermen return and the team eyes a district tournament in Lordsburg in March. Schedule includes games with Little Walnut CCC, Hurley, Deming, Lordsburg, Tularosa, Anthony, Hatch, and more.
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State Teachers College High School
W. Dean French
Kench
Lordsburg
Bob
Scott
Mitt
Whittemore
Hollis Williams
French
Jim Cheney
Cheney
Tainm
Colts
Little Walnut
Civilian Conservation Corps
Deming
Wirden
Tularosa
Anthony
Hurley
Hatch
Pro Racqueteers near pro tennis circus debut
The advance hoo for professional tennis begins with a Vines Tilden showdown in New York at Madison Square Garden. Cochet, Richards, and other leading pros tour South America and plan Franco American team matches in New York. Vines may follow a lucrative pro career after a 1932 season marred by finance worries, facing stars like Tilden, Cochet, Barnes, Kozeluh, Plaa, and others as the sport launches its new era.
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Tilden
United States
New York
Vines and
Cochet
Ellsworth Vines
Giant
The
Pacific
Vines
Ellsworth
Bill Tilden
Vinnie Richards
Pasadena
King Features Syndicate. Inc
Pupil petition seeks Bottomless Lakes State Park name
Roswell High School students submit a list of signatures urging the state park be named Bottomless Lakes State Park to attract tourists. They argue Blue Lakes State Park would fail to capture wonder and that Bottomless Lakes will draw visitors to Roswell New Mexico December 14 1933.
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Roswell Senion Higch
Roswell
New Mexico
Roswell Daily Record
North Main Street
Texas
Arizona
United States
Blue Lakes State Park
Ella Tarbell
Anne Askren
Maxine Blackmar
Roswell Senior High School
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Blue Lakes State
Gaston Beats Boccino In Legion Wrestling Show
Ken Gaston of Roswell defeated Joe Boccino of Brownsville Texas in the Armory feature match, taking the first and third falls while Boccino claimed the second. The card opened with Wildcat Joe Knott of Roswell beating the Kansas City Kid, and Chuck Collis submitted Young Yaqui Joe in four and a half minutes. A 30 minute draw occurred between Karl Laney and Dick Johnson. A listing of names follows as a local notice segment.
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American Legion
the Armory
Ken Gaston E
Roswell
Joe Boccino
Brownsville
Texas
Keston
Boccino
Karl Laney
Dexter
Dick Johnson
C C. C
Wildcat
Joe Knott
Kansas City
Chuck Collis
Yaqui Joe
Fender-Fixers Face Capitan In Tonight’s Game
Amodett's Fender-Fixers visit Capitan for a season opener mockup where Capitan led by Ferguson Bond Peed Racwell Hodges Nellis Conley and Mills clashes with a team that has practiced little and played no games yet. The capitan game follows a past tense rivalry and is expected to draw local fans.
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Fender-Fixers
Capitan
Capitan Town
Amonett
Capitan Fender-Fixers
Carltan
Ferguson
Bond
Peed
Racwell
Hodges
Nellis
Conley
Mills
Albuquerque Man Sues City for 50000 Damages
R J Hill of Santa Fe sues the city of Albuquerque for 50000 saying his wife Lottie M Mill died after being struck by a city owned car on January 16 1933. The crash occurred at First and Central Avenue and was caused by a car driven by Ron Howard a city poundmaster’s vehicle.
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N. M
R. J. Hill
Santa Fe
Hill
Lottie M. Mill
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