Miners and Mustangs to clash in El Paso classic
Texas Miners of El Paso meet Southern Methodist Mustangs in a postseason football classic at El Paso High School Stadium. Andrews, star quarterback for the Miners, leads a powerful squad that beat the Broncos 14-12 last season, while SMU relies on returning stars for a potent aerial attack. Kickoff is at two pm with an expected large crowd and a 40 piece SMU band.
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Southern Methodist Univrsity’ Mustangs
Texas Miners of
el Paso
Roswell
Fhlowers
Andrews
Mers
Andrews O
Institute
Tober
Broncos
Ose
Howard-Payne
Immons
St. Edwards
Wayne
Oklahoma Aggies
Chamions
Missouri Valley
Mustifigs
Aeam
Mustangs
Botheams
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
el Paso Chamber Commerce
Southern Methodist University Rooters
Rom S. M.U
Drastic Guard Budget Cut Probable Says NM Official
Santa Fe New Mexico today reported Major Herman G. Bace, U S property and disbursing officer for the National Guard, asserts Washington plans a substantial reduction in National Guard appropriations. He indicates rumors that drill allowances may be cut in half, prompting concern among state guardsmen.
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Santa Fe
N. M
National Guard
Herman G. Ca
U. S
New Mexico Naional Guard
Washington
Bace
Notre Dame vs USC Film at The Princess Theatre Duel
The Princess Theatre presents a feature film of the Notre Dame versus University of Southern California championship game. Micro-Lens camera highlights every play with color of the varsity bands songs and cheers. Shows Sunday Monday and Tuesday as part of a New Year double feature with Man Against Woman. New Year's Eve preview night.
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Princess Theatre
Notre Dame
University of Southern California
Frand
the Princess
Jak Holt
Wom
Pitt Coach pessimistic over changes before Rose Bowl
Pittsburgh Panthers coach Jock Sutherland voiced pessimism about chances against Southern California in the Rose Bowl. Star left tackle Paul Cuba may be unable to play due to a leg injury. Team doctors doubt his status as Pitt plans heavy drills and lineup experimentation with second and third string players. The team departs Saturday for Los Angeles for one day of practice before the January 1 game before a large crowd.
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Tucson
Ariz
University
of Pittsburgh Panthers
Jock Sutherland
Southern California
Pasadena
Paul Cuba
Cuba
Trojans
Sutherland
Deach
Pitt
Panthers
Los Angeles
California
Farmington Amonett Game Postponed on Bad Roads
The basketball match between the Amonett Fender-Fixers and Farmington town team in Roswell was postponed due to Farmington illness and poor road conditions between Farmington and Roswell. It will be rescheduled. Amonett will instead play Capitan on New Year’s Eve weekend in Capitan as a featured event.
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Amonett Fender-Fixers
Farmington, N. M
Roswell High School
Farmington
Roswell
Amonett
Capitan Town
Capitan
Boxers Tie, Knockouts Spark Miami Card
Local boxing recap from West Palm Beach and nearby cities highlights several featured bouts. Pietro Corri of New York and Irving Ash aknazy of Tallahassee fought to a draw. Dave Barry of St. Louis stopped Lucian Alexandria of Virginia. Les Kennedy of Vernon fought Bob Godwin of Moultrie to a points decision. Tiger Jack Fox of Terre Haute outpointed Larry Johnson of Chicago. Rosy Baker of Anderson stopped Bobby Vernon of Chicago. Peter Jackson of Los Angeles knocked out El Pacho of El Centro at 107.
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Associated Press
West Palm Beach
Fla
Pietro Corri
New York
Irving Ashaknazy
Tallahassee
Drew
Dave Barry
St. Louis
Young Lucian
Alexandria
Les Kennedy
Vernon
Calif
Chicago
Jackie Purvis
Indianapolis
Young Walker
Los Angeles
Rosy
Baker
Anderson
Ind
Bobby Vernon
Peter Jackson
el Pacho
el Centro
College Basketball Scores From Weekend Showdowns
City College of New York defeated Baltimore University 45 to 29 while Purdue beat Wabash 35 to 15. Stanford topped Colorado 25 to 21 and California beat Chico State 54 to 32. Montana State crushed Golden Bobcats 438 to 35, and Oklahoma City Boosters routed Hast Central Teachers 48 to 25.
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Associated Press
City College of New York
Baltimore U
Wabash
Purdue
Georgia
Tulane
Beloit
Wis
Chicago
Baylor U
Oklahoma City Boosters
Okmulgee Braves
Hast Central Teachers
Stanford
Colorado University
Golden Bobcats
Montana State
Idaho U
Friendly Five
University of California
Chico State College
Davis and Elkins
San Jose State
Oregon U
San Francisco U. We
Vesely to Put New Men in Land Office
A dozen or more state land office employees, long-tenured, received notices from Frank Vesely of Silver City announcing his intention to replace them after January 1 when he becomes land commissioner. The notices went to both Democrats and Republicans, with no names given for replacements.
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Vesely
Santa Fe
N. M
State Land Office
Frank Vesely
Silver City
Coyotes Meet Last Year's Team Tonight At High School Gym
Roswell high school Coyotes face last year’s district champions in a tough nonconference game at the high school gym at 8 15 tonight. The current squad, led by only letterman Fred Glover, relies on depth and speed as the regular lineup remains unsettled.
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Coyotes
Coyote
Roswell High
Fred Glover
Hodges
Conley
Mills
Nellis
Merritt
Welter
Glover
Carpenter
Porter
Hogge
Wiggins
Arias
Dunn
Beall
Writers Give Schmeling Rank Above Sharkey
New York readers vote in the annual Sun consensus of boxing writers with Max Schmeling ranked first and Jack Sharkey second in the heavyweight division. The survey notes Schmeling’s reign despite losing the title to Sharkey in June and highlights Max Baer’s rise to third place.
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Schmeling
Sharkey
New York
The
New York Sun
Max Schmeling
Germany
Jack Sharkey
Max Sins
Stanley Poreda
Primo Carnera
Johnny Riske
King Levinsky
Mickey Walker
Young Stribling
Ernie Schaaf
Tommy Loughran
Larry Gains
Steve Hamas
Unknown Winston
Charlie Retzlaff
Lee Ramage
Pauline Uzcudun
Tuffy Griffiths
Arthur Hattick
Max Baer
Livermore
Cal
Walloper
Baer
Walter Cobb
Tom Heeney
Paul Swiderski
Arthur de Kuh
Jack Dempsey
Stanford Defeats Colorado 25 to 21 In Boulder
Stanford University defeated the University of Colorado 25 to 21 in Boulder as Colorado tied the game in the second half before Stanford brought in a fresh lineup to secure the win. The teams were to meet again in Denver tonight.
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Boulder
Colo
Stanford University
University of Colorado
Californians
Colorado
Cardinals
Denver
Annual Meeting Notice of The First National Bank of Roswell
The regular Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be held in the Directors room at 4 p m on Tuesday January 10 1933 for election of Directors and other business regularly before the meeting.
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First National Bank of Roswell
Adyv
Public Notice of Homestead Entry Proof in Roswell NM
Thomas J. Jackson of Box 406 Roswell New Mexico filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on parcels in section 5 township 5 south range 21 east NM M Meridian. The proof is to be made before U S Commissioner Dan Savage in Roswell NM on January 25 1935 with witnesses W Mitchell H Lewis M Ye Lites Florence Lewis all of Roswell.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Thomas J. Jackson
Roswell
Mange
M P
Meridian
Dan €. Savage
U. S
Roswelk
W. Milter
A H. Lewis
M. Ye Lites
Florence Lewis
New
Pergere
Langford Seen Likely Nuclear Chair Of NCAA Football Rules
New York December 28 AP prospects point to William S Langford of New York as the new chairman of the National Collegiate Athletic Association football rules committee succeeding the late Edward F Hall Langford has long been secretary to the group and helped redraft gridiron rules He attended Trinity College Hartford and was among the era eastern officials Some members of the American Football Coaches Association in session have endorsed his chairmanship and the present rules body likely backs him The decision may come at the NCAA executives opening session Thursday Walter R Okeson of Bethlehem Pa could become secretary Okeson now runs the Eastern Intercollegiate Association Officials duties The Coaches Association weighs its working relation with the national rules body The advisory coaching group has sat with the rules committee but has no vote and it is unclear if voting rights would be granted
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New York
William S. Langford
A. Ae
Edward F. Hall
Langford
Hall
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
American Football Coaches’ Association
Rules Organization
National Collegiate
A. A
Walter R. Okeson
Bethlehem
Eastern Intercollegiate Association
Okeson
Coaches’ Association
National Football Rules Committee
Notice of Suit Pending in Roswell Mortgage Foreclosure
George E. French files suit in the Fifth Judicial District Court of New Mexico for Chaves County seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on Lot 14, Block 6, Original Town of Roswell. Defendants Clara Briggs and W J Briggs her husband R W Briggs and Sallie Briggs are summoned. Attorneys Ross L. Malone Jr. The appearance deadline is January 31, 1932.
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Nisw Menio
Clara Briggs
Clara Brigces
WJ. Brices
R. W. Brizes
Sallie Briggs
District Court of
Chaves
George E. French
Clara Briges
W. J. Briggs
R. W. Briggs
Sallie Briges
Roswell
New Mewnico
Ross L. Malone, Jr
New Mexico
1932 Fielding Records in the National League
National League fielding records for 1932 list top players by position and club marks. Frank O. Hurst leads first basemen with .993, Walter Berger tops outfielders at .9938, and R E C Greece sets a new catcher record at .998. Philadelphia shows strong club fielding with a .976 percentage, while Chicago and Cincinnati set various negative marks.
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Frank O. Hurst
Philadelphia
Walter J. Marenville
Boston
Arthur C. Whitney
Phiadelphia
William F. Jurges
Chicago
Walter A. Berger
Louis RB. Duncan
Cincinnati
R. Ec
Greece
Pittsburgh
J. Francis Hogan
New York
Grace
Ernest Lombardi
Frederick A. Heimach
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Trojans Face Pitt in Pacadena Bowl Punting Edge
Southern California and Pittsburgh meet in the Pacadena Rest Bowl on January 4 with USC boasting a punting edge led by Homer Griffith who averages about 56 yards per kick. USC’s defense also covers returns well, while Pitt relies on quick kicks and a strong secondary kickoff return game.
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Trojans
Trojan
Howard Jones
Irvine Warburton
Griffith
Trojan Heart of Strategy
Pittsburgh
1932 National League Batting Leaders and Records
Official NL batting records for 1932 show 248 players in championship games with 78 in 75+ games, 130 in 10 to 74, and 40 in under 10. Frank J. O'Doul of Brooklyn led with .368 and most singles. Hugh M. Critz of New York had the most at bats with 659. Klein led in runs, hits, total bases, and tied for home runs with 38. Waner set two-base hit and pinch hit records. Herman and Bartell led in triples and sacrifice hits respectively, with several players appearing in 154 games.
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New York
Frank J. O'Doul
Brooklyn
Hugh M. Critz
Charles H. Klein
Philadelphia
Melvin T. Oit
Klein
Paul G. Waner
Pittsburgh
Kiein
Floyd C. Herman
Cincinnati
Richard Bartell
William H. Terry
Expert Radio Service At Western Auto Supply Company
Expert radio service advertised by Western Auto Supply Company with phone number 128 and address 4216e. Local readers are invited to contact for repairs and sales of radio equipment and parts.
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Western Auto Supply Company
State of New Mexico land selection notice in New Mexico
United States Department of the Interior notice states New Mexico filed Indemnity School Land Selection list 9711 for Lots 13 15 16 and 29 Sec 15 and other divisions in Township 7S Range 22E. It invites adverse claimants or mineral characterization protests to be filed by the deadline as part of the selection approval process.
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United States Department OF the Interior General Land Office
Las Cruces
WN. M
State of New Mexico
Register
Influenza Troubles Hit City With Urgent Warnings
City health update warns residents about an influenza outbreak with advice on preventive steps. Dr. C. E. Anderson at 401 North Richardson remains available for consultations. phone 1251. Advertisements note record want ads and contact details.
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C. E. Anderson
North Richardson
New York and Conn wrestlers set early 1992 records
In New York Jack Sherry 220 from Ohio defeated Herb Freeman 238 in 7 25. New Haven Gus Sonnenberg 200 beat Steve ynoski 209 in 14 15. Chicago set a club record with 1 assist on August 23.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Sherry
Ohio
Herb Freeman
New Haven
Conn
Gus Sonnen-berg
Bostev
Steve Ynoski
New Britain
Chicago
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Toronto
Ale Marataon
SF Howes
Central Press
John H. Frederick
Hamilton Hyatt
Fred C. Williams
Clifford FA. Crawford
Melvin T. Ott
Anthony F. Piet
Gus R. Suhr
William Herman
Anthony F. Cuccinello
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