Coyotes Triumph In Close Alumni Basketball Battle
In a tight high school gym clash the Coyotes edged the Roswell alumni 43 to 21 after a seesaw fourth quarter. Stewart hit the winning basket as the Coyotes rallied from early delays, trailing at halftime and after three quarters before forging ahead in the final period.
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Moxore
Rosweil
Ae Apriba Es
Rn Ad
Eith An
Coyotes
Tia
Acon
Seebane
Stewart
Eaan
Atin
Hipihosa
Nellis
Garpenter
Cowboys See Successful Loop Season
Las Vegas New Mexico December 22 AP With two victories already gained the Cowboys aim for a successful loop season in basketball Coach Stu Clark built a roster around Smith West Burson Stevens and Caton and now adds Craig Snyder Mc Howell Caton Rogers Hollingworth Butler Page Griego Arnold Cleven and Yates as the schedule unfolds including games against Magstaff Santa Fe Book Store Portales Flagstaff Socorro Silver City Texas Tech New Mexico Military Institute and others.
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Las Vegas
N. M
New Mexico Normal Diversity Cowboys
Cowboys
Santa Fe Book and
Pec
Agstaff
Magstaff
Santa Fe
Gan
Portales
Dan
Flagstaff
Socorro
Silver City
Texas Tech
New Mexico Military Institute
Stu Clark
Smith
West
Burson
Stevens
Caton
Craig
Snyder
McHowell
Rogers
Hollingworth
Butler
Page
Griego
Arnold
Cleven
Yates
Priest Joseph Athnis Obituary Chronicle in Denver Region
Albuquerque December 22 IAP The Rev Joseph Athnis Jesuit priest who for 22 years was confined to a chair due to illness received a number of years as a dig here last night The 2year old priest was one of the oldest members of the Society of Jesus in the southwest He was born and pained in France and London He went to Denver in 1885 and spent most of his 50 years service in Colorado Texas and New Mexico He at one time was manager of Vista Catolica when it was published at Las Vegas He performed missionary duty at El
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Albuquerque
Oseph Atthnis
Society of Jesus
Southwest
Frangee
London
Dehyer
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Vista, Catolica
Las Vegas
Hepe
Public sale of real estate in Chaves County New Mexico
By order of a final decree in a 1934 case, Special Master will auction the Bogart Bethel property in Chaves County New Mexico on December 20 1934 at 4 PM at the west front door of the courthouse. It covers West half of the Southwest quarter and part of the North half of the Northwest quarter in a specified section with water rights and appurtenances. The bid must settle the decree amount plus costs totaling 2005.55 dollars and associated fees.
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Williaws c. Vineyard
Chaves County
Mexico
Pro Sports Interest Grows As Open Play Expands
New York December 22 AP report surveys 1934 sports trends. Pro football gains momentum with rising gate receipts and more teams likely in cities with 25,000 plus population within five years. College gridiron play adopts a more open style highlighted by the lateral pass. Amateur stars move to pro ranks, baseball rebounds, and amateur boxing booms while professional boxing declines.
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New York
Associated Press
Fuller Wins Decision Over Bobby Pancho
Sammy Fuller lightweight contender defeated Bobby Pancho in Boston Garden before 13 044 fans in a unanimous decision. Former champions and Max Baer officiated as Fuller pressed Pancho through ten rounds, taking the lead early and finishing strong to earn the decision with judges and the referee. Pancho weighed 138 3/4 pounds to Fuller's 137 1/2.
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Boston
Sammy Fuller
Bobby Pancho
Max Baer
Boston Garden
Fuller
Jack Sharkey
Pancho
College Basketball Scores Snapshot From Various Matches
NYU 45, Columbia 26. Indiana 45, George Washington 41. Missouri 18, St. Louis U 35. Kentucky 38, Tulane 35. Illinois 35, Washington 18. North Dakota State 29, Lacrosse Teachers 22. Ohio Wesleyan 47, Western Reserve 35. St. Marys 48, California 3. Idaho 50, Gonzaga 45. Stanford 458, Utah 38. Brigham Young U 56, Colorado Teachers 22. USC 30, Washington 30. UCLA 32, Santa Clara 44. Montana State 44, Billings Polytechnic 12. Willamette 2, Oregon State 34.
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St. Louis U
Kentucky
Tulane
Illinois
Washington
North Dakota State
Lacrosse
Ohio Wesleyan
Western
St. Mary’s
California
University of Idaho
Gonzaga
Stanford
Utah
Brigham Young U
Colorado
University of Southern California
University of Washinstong
University of California At Los Angeles
Santa Clara
Montana State
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Williamette University
Oregon State
Pasadena Open Golf Second Round Shows Young Guns Lead
Pasadena California December 22 AP veteran players chase the leaders as the Pasadena Open enters its second round with four young challengers at 69 two under par. Emory Zuveerman John Revolta Ralph Guidah and Dave Martin lead the field two strokes clear of Victor Ghezzi Dick Metz Ray Mangrum and Harold McSpaden among others remaining in contention.
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Pasadena
Calif
Fairway
Emory Zuveerman
Portland
Ore
John Revolta
Milwaukee
Ralph Guidah
Los Angeles
Dave Martin
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Dick Metz
Chicago
Ray Mangrum
Harold McSpaden
Kansas City
Auto Racers Face Tough Day in Inglewood Qualifiers
Inglewood California December 21 AP rival auto racers must qualify for a 500 mile dirt track race at Mines Field in the morning and run it in the afternoon. The track is in poor condition with treacherous turns and soft straightaways causing postponement of qualifying tests. Ralph Hepburn warned the course will be a washboard and rough for the 75 mile spin.
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Inglewood
Calif
America
Mines Field
Ralph Hepburn
Candidate for Justice of the Peace Endorsed Locally
A local Adv. D22tic urges voters to consider the candidate for Justice of the Peace as fair minded with sound judgment and ample qualifications for the office. The brief statement emphasizes qualification and temperament.
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Justice of the Peace
Trains Report Delay and On-Time Arrivals
A southbound train arrived at 2 35 PM after a delay while the northbound train ran on time today.
Ray Long Home From St. Marys Hospital After Fracture
Ray Long has returned home from St. Marys Hospital where he had been since suffering a compound fracture of the leg some time ago.
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Ray Long
St. Mary's Hospital
Federal Reserve Interest Cut Aims to Spur Recovery
Officials of the First National Bank of Roswell report the Fed and FDIC have cut maximum interest on deposits to 2.42 percent with effect in January 1935. The move, paired with Eccles's leadership, is meant to speed capital flow, ease bond yields, and prompt rate rediscounts, guiding state banks to uniform application.
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Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Special Conclave of Rio Hondo Commandery No 6 Knights Templar
Announcement for a Christmas morning observance held Tuesday, December 25, 1934 at 9 30 a m in the Masonic Temple. All Sir Knights urged to attend with E L Carper B C as orders and Elmer Riemen recorder attesting.
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Rio Hondo Commandary No
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
E. L. Carper
B.C
Elmer Riemen
Boxing results roundup from multiple venues and bouts
Associated Press report lists boxers and outcomes from cities Boston Yuma Boston Hollywood Leominster Denver Fargo Hollywood Philadelphia San Diego Los Angeles Detroit Spokane with several decided by points and knockouts. Notable wins include Maxey Rosenbloom over Tony Shucco and Jose Jaramillo over Kid Rappatoe while Henry Surette falls to Baer and Cannonball Green loses to John Romero.
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Associated Press
Boston
Sammy Fuller
Bobby Pacho
Yuma
Maxey Rosenbloom
New York
Tony Shucco
Jacob
Buddy) Baer
Hollywood
Henry Surette
Leominister
County Schools Present Fine Christmas Programs
Chaves county schools near Roswell held festive Christmas programs yesterday and last night with packed schoolhouses. I. D and East Grand Plains performed yesterday afternoon while Cerrendo and Mountain View staged programs last night.
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Chaves County
Roswell
East Grand Plains
Berrendo
Mountain View
Wrestling results from last night show early falls and disqualification
AP reports Union City NJ Dick Hik hat 221 pounds defeated Stan Sokol is 216 pounds in 37:32. St Louis Ray Steele 215 pounds defeated Leo Numa 215 pounds in 29:00. Columbus Jack Reynolds 145 pounds defeated Bobby Pearce 142 pounds in 10:08. Billy Thom 152 pounds defeated Bulldog Jackson 151. Jackson disqualified.
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Union City
N. J
Hikat
Philadelphia
Stan Sokolis
St. Louis
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
Leo Numa
Seattle
Columbus
Jack Reynolds
Cincinnati
Bobby Pearce
Oklahoma
Billy Thom
Indiana
Bulldoge Jackson
Jackson
Windsor blank London 0 hockey result
Windsor defeated London 3 to 0 in an International League hockey game reported by the Associated Press. The win improved Windsor's standings in the league and showcased strong defense and timely scoring. London struggled to mount a counterattack as Windsor controlled play throughout the match.
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Associated Press
Windsor
London
Deaths Last Night In Colorado Springs And London
Colorado Springs mourns Irving Herbert 88 pioneer in Colorado mining industry. London notes George McDonald 74 boxing official who served as second for John L Sullivan in 1888 championship fight with Charlie Mitchell.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Irving Herbert
Dustry
London
George McDonald
John L. Sullivan
Charlie Mitchel
Christmas Church Dinner Noted At Christian Church
The annual Christmas dinner for the Young Peoples Department of the Sunday school was held last night in the church annex beautifully decorated. Miss Omial Curtis and Miss Helen Hill led the program and supervised the event for the church group.
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Christian Church
Young Peoples
Omial Curtis
Helen Hill
Peace is Public Spirited for Scout Office Duties
A public spirited individual with six years in active Boy Scout work is prepared to perform the duties of this important office. Adv. D22tic
AAA to Tucson District Headquarters Move
The agricultural administration relief center for Arizona California New Mexico and western Texas will relocate from Los Angeles to Tucson within days announced by P H Ross Arizona director. W B Camp is promoted to assistant chief of the cotton section in Washington and will be replaced by Hamilton B Balls who with his secretary will be in Tucson soon. Judge McGhee remains home ill with influenza.
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Ariz
The
Agricultural Administration
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Texas
Los Angeles
P. H. Ross
AAA
W. B. Camp
Los Anegeles
Washington
Jamilton B. Balls
Stanford honing for Rose Bowl clash with Alabama
Stanford Indians practiced in Pasadena preparing for the Rose Bowl against Alabama. Robert Hamilton took varied roles at fullback Grayson’s absence, while Alabama boarded a train toward New Orleans en route to Pasadena with 251 supporters. Officials noted limited Rose Bowl seating, under 5,000 of about 85,000 remaining.
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Calif
Stanford
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Pasadeng
Robert “Bones” Hamilton
Bobby Grayson
C. E. “Tiny” Thornhill
Grayson
Hamilton
New Orleans
Crimson
Pasadena
Young Corbett to fight Dutch challenger Klavern in January
Fresno former welterweight champion Young Corbett was signed for a ten round middleweight bout with Dutch fighter Bep Var Klavern, now based in Los Angeles, set for January 28 in Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Young Corbett
Fresno
Bep Var Klavern
Los Angeles
Stanford Poloists Meet Okla Military at Uplifters Club
Stanford poloists travel to Santa Monica for a Saturday clash with the Oklahoma Military Academy four from Claremore. Led by Will Rogers Jr. the team aims to secure a win at the Uplifters Club field in a late 1920s style athletic note.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Will Rogers
Stantora University
Uplifters
Oklahoma Military Academy
Claremore
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