Coyotes open season with 29 17 win over Dexter Demons
Roswell high school Coyotes defeated Dexter high school Demons 29 to 17 in the season opener. Stewart led with 16 points, Bond scored 8, and Roswell led 22 to 6 after three quarters before finishing 29 to 17. Dexter’s Clarence Stone had 7 for the Demons.
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Bronco Grid Team Honored At Dinner
Roswell business leaders and New Mexico Military Institute alum ni hosted 52 Institute football players and Coach Brown at The Woman's Club dinner. Captain Brown praised local support for season ticket sales and night games while Cadet Maxwell and Captain Godfrey urged continued enthusiasm for next season.
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Institute
Woman's Club
John Allen Phinizy
Alumni Association
Aid
R. R. Brown
Broncos
Brown
L. T
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Albuquerque
Godfrey
Maxwell
AllStar Players In Pro Football All National Eleven
Three teams swept positions in the all national professional football league eleven announced today. New York Giants and Detroit Lions supply most selections from last year champions Chicago Bears with Red Badgro Morgan and Nagurski among the backs and linemen. Beattie Feathers and Bronco Nagurski head the ranks as first team choices with only one voter omission.
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Notice of Contest contesting homestead entries
Department of the Interior and General Land Office issue to Sam Roy Wood of Silverton Texas a notice of contest filed by Aaron G. Cogdell of Chaves New Mexico against Sam Roy Wood s homestead entries in sections 30 and 31 township 5 south range 243 north P Meridian. Cogdell alleges abandonment and seeks cancellation after more than six months without compliance with residence or improvements requiring Wood to answer under oath within twenty days after the fourth publication.
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General Land Office
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Sam Roy Wood
Silverton
Texas
Aaron G. Cogdell
Chaves
N. M
Re Red Mail
Frank L. Wood
Register
Hamburgers and chili shop ad on West 2nd street
A compact want ad lists items for sale including hamburgers 5 cents and home made chili. hot tamales priced at 20 cents a dozen. The listing appears under Erneht Roon at 907 1/2 West 2nd street with a record want ads note for results.
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Celey Island
Right Back Where He Started as Senators Manager
Bucky Harris returns to Washington as manager on a one year contract after Joe Cronin’s sale to the Red Sox. Harris, famed for leading the 1924 champs, faces weak pitching but hopes Monte Weaver can rebound and boost the club.
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Washington Leader
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Dexter News Roundup Highlights Local Travel and People
Dexter residents report visits from Ben and P H Adams to Phoenix and packs of local movers. Sears staffer Doris Pippen features in Phoenix article. Dexter roots celebrate J A McNeal’s School Superintendent post. Local clubs plan Christmas toy making and a recital at the Presbyterian church.
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Phoenix Daily
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Paul Whitman
Hagerman
John Wier
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Ladies Aid Society
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John G. Anderson
L. Martin
W. C. Sterrett
Rosemary Martin
Juanita Nelson
Lucy Pollock
A. Durand
Bogle
Hal Bogie
O. B. Berry
Anderson
E. J. Hubbard
F. L. Mehihop
J. T. McNeal
Raymond Durand
George Sterrett
Frank Phillips
J. A. McNeal
Busi
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Ethel Parker
Woman’s Club
Odette
Hal Beele
Stanford Coach Tiny Thornhill Demands Tough Day
Stanford coach Tiny Thornhill orders a rigorous practice as the team aims to be in shape for Alabama on New Year’s Day in Pasadena. Fullback Bobby Grayson and end Jim Moscrip may return from injuries, with Keith Topping also expected back.
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Frank Thomas
Paul Burnum
Border Conference Eyes Three-Game Football Rule Change
At Tempe Arizona the Border Conference officials meet to draft 1935 schedules and discuss Hardin Simmons University seeking membership. A three-game conference requirement aims to curb Texas Tech’s limited play, with freshmen in track and baseball likely approved and boxing considered for inclusion. The All-Conference team will be chosen by commissioner Larson, Arizona coaches, and a special committee chair J F McKale.
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Ariz
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Hardin- Simmons University of
J. F. McKale
University of Arizona
Imi. L. Larson
Barracks Briefs Quiet up on the Hill for Christmas furloughs
Officers clash over rank and boot privileges as barracks brace for holiday leave. Rumors mix with letters to Santa as Dahlin, Yeatts, and Hubbel figure in a campus culture of prizes, dances, and dismissed ambitions.
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Sam Brown
Yad
Santa Claus
Dunwoody
Percival Yeatts
Lobos Edge Miners 30 17 In New Mexico opener
The University of New Mexico Lobos rallied in the last six minutes to overcome the New Mexico School of Mines 30 to 17 in the opening game of the Lobos’ basketball season at Albuquerque. The Lobos led 15 to 7 at halftime before the Miners closed to within four, then the Lobos surged. The teams meet again tonight.
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New Mexico College Wins Openers In AP Roundup
The Associated Press reports college results with New Mexico University leading New Mexico School of Mines 30 to 17. High school scores show Roswell defeating Dexter 29 to 17 and Santa Rosa beating Taiban 39 to 14.
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Dark Cloud Rises in Boxing Ring in Chicago
Joe Louis, a 20-year-old Detroit native, defeats Lee Ramage of San Diego by eighth round technical knockout at Chicago Stadium. Ramage led early, but Louis built momentum, forcing a towel from Ramage’s corner and a stoppage by referee Phil Collins at two minutes 15 seconds. Crowd of 12,151 paid $26,008.80 to see Teddy Yarosz decision Ric Leonard in a ten round co feature.
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