Coyotes Open Cage Season Tonight in Roswell
Roswell high school opens its 1922 34 basketball campaign tonight at the high school gym against Hagerman. Coach Corn expects a close game with a starting lineup of Hawkins Espinosa Roberts Holloman Harrison, plus Zimmerman Newsome Beall Holland Hannagan. Captain Porter out briefly with an infected foot. Preliminary between Roswell juniors and Roswell Junior High at seven. Admission 25 cents students 35 cents adults.
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Roswell High School
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Stanford Star Not Eligible For Rose Bowl Loss
San Francisco December 21 AP Stanford faced ineligibility for star end Al Norgard who played briefly for St Ignatius College in 1929. The three year varsity rule by the Pacific Coast Conference bars his participation this season. Coach Thornng plans to move Alec Trompas and Lyle Smith to fill his spot as Stanford prepares to depart for Pasadena to meet Columbia in the Rose Bowl.
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Miller Defeats Sammy Levine In Long Bout
Chicago featherweight champion Miller, recognized by the National Boxing Association, defeated Chicago youngster Sammy Levine in a 19 round bout last night. Miller dropped Levine three times, twice in the first round, in a bout that was described as very one sided.
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Legion Wrestling Show For Charity At Armory
The Legion hosts a charity wrestling night at the armory Friday with proceeds aiding Christmas charity. Main events feature Bill Kendall of Roswell vs Joe Boccino of Brownsville Texas and Ken Gaston of Roswell vs Eddie McMellen of Denver, with a full card and on time start.
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Eddie McMellen
Denver
Lions of Columbia face weight doubts before Rose Bowl
St Louis reports Columbia University coach Lou Little brushing off concerns that his Lions are too light for Stanford in the Pasadena Rose Bowl. He notes speed and deceptive formations, and the team plans workouts in Dallas El Paso and Tucson ahead of New Year’s Day clash.
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Livelier ball may spark old stars to top batting lists
New York reports that a uniform livelier ball adopted by major leagues could revive the drives of former sluggers like Hack Wilson Babe Herman and Kiki Cuyler. Experts note 1933 NL balls may travel as far as the AL but yield fewer infield hits, with Wilson and Bill Terry among early leaders, around .368.
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Hack Wilson
Lefty O’doul
Jim Bottomley
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Chick Hafey
Bottomley
Frankie Frisch
Kiki Cuyler Bach
Chuck Wilson
Bill Terry
Notre Dame Surprise Upset Football Year
New York observers rate Notre Dame 1932 as the season of shocks with four straight shutouts followed by a one point win over West Point. The Irish top the AP poll for 1933 as the year’s biggest upset alongside major upsets in baseball, tennis, boxing, and track.
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Connie Mack Plans First Airplane Flight Birthday Flyover
Connie Mack veteran pilot of the Philadelphia Athletics will make his first airplane flight as part of his birthday celebration. He plans a short flight from a Philadelphia airport over the city with his wife and daughter aboard, marking another adventurous year as he rebuilds the pennant-winning machine.
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Impressive Coast golf field in Pasadena opening
Pasadena Calif December 21 AP one of the most impressive fields of professionals and amateurs gathers for the $4,000 Pasadena open championship. The 269 entrants are divided into two qualifying sections to determine the 57 spots in Sunday 36 hole finals.
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Discuss New Cage Rules At Meeting Here
Paul H. Deaton appointed basketball commissioner for New Mexico by the National Basketball Committee of the United States and Canada calls a Pecos Valley meeting at the Roswell Chamber of Commerce on Saturday January 6 at 2 20 pm to explain and discuss 18 rule changes for 1933 34. All coaches captains and managers urged to attend.
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Naieys Cleaning Works Dominates Pricing Debate
The Code authority in Washington set fixed cleaning prices now in force nationwide, ensuring uniform rates. Some industry players pursue price appeals to attract business, while Naieys Cleaning Works emphasizes quality over price and invites customers to call 390 420 North Main for service.
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Lefty Grove Crowned AL Pitching Champion of 1933
Lefty Grove, traded to Boston, led American League with 24 wins and eight losses, posting 275 innings in 45 games. Despite a seventh place ERA, he claimed his sixth straight 20-win season. Monte Pearson led in ERA at 2.33 with 16–5 for Cleveland.
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Kentucky Derby Date Set for May 5 1934
Col. Matt J Winn announced the 1934 Kentucky Derby will be run on Saturday May 5 at Churchill Downs. Officials noted no decision yet on reducing the Derby stake, which has carried an added value of 350 000 for several years.
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Pajama and clothing haul sparks schoolkid pride
A shopper catalogs new fall wear including broadcloth pajamas, shirts, belts, ties, and caps. The narrator enthuses about blanket cloth, dad’s style, and durable gear, noting a fleece-lined belt and warm helmet accessories as season picks.
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