Coyotes to Host Alumni Basketball Game Saturday
Roswell high school stars from earlier years form an Alumni team to challenge the present Coyote squad in a 7:30 p.m. game. Alumni players Harold Peed Phillip Peed Robert Lun Byron White Ballew Herbert Hughes Bob Mitchell Walter Massey and John Herring will participate. Coach Corn plans Brenneman and Dekker as forwards Haley at center and Fowler Dennis as guards.
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Roswell
Coyote
Harold Peed
Phillip Peed
Robert Lun
Byron White
Ballew
Herbert Hughes
Bob Mitchell
Walter Massey
John Herring
Corn
Brenneman and
Dekker
Coyotes
Haley
Fowler
Dennis
Rose Bowl Preview Sees Close Tennessee USC Battle
Pasadena December Rose Bowl pits undefeated Tennessee against USC Trojans. Tennessee relies on George Cafego and Johnny Butler though Cafego may be limited by a knee. Larsdell and Amby Schindler handle the Vols’ ground attack while Grenville Lansdell and Amby Schindler split USC carries. Team yardage totals favor Tennessee 2978 to 2733 across ten and nine games. Defensive stats show Tennessee allowing 939 yards to foes versus USC’s 1258.
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Tennessee
George Cafego
Grenville Lansdell
Troyo
Cafego
Citadel
Tennssee
Johnny Butler
Larsdell
Dark Hairey
Amby Schindler
Trojans
Vols
S. C
Sugar Bowl Talk Boosts Texas and Tulane Feud
New Orleans reports interviews with Tulane spokesman Horace Renegar and Texas A M advance agent Byron Winstead as the Sugar Bowl builds a 70,000 crowd. Dawson and Norton temper expectations with cautious bets on Tulane’s clash with Texas A M, each side touting toughness and scoring outlooks ahead of the New Year showdown.
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New Orleans
Texas Aggies
Tulane
Tulane Stadium
Horace Renegar
Byron Winstead
Texas A. & M
Mr. Renegar
Texas
Mr. Winstead
Southwest
Red Dawson
Homer North
Norton
College score recap features several close games
Iowa State Teachers 37 stands against Southwestern Louisiana Institute 29 while Seton Hall 43 beat Florida 41 and North Dakota State 37 edged St. Joan's Minn 37 LaSalle 33. Akron 30 defeated Panzer 58 Marshall cn Va 54. Iowa Success 34 over Iowa Wesley an 28. Hamline 37 beat North Dakota 33. Hope Mich 54 topped Central Iowa 37. Aberdeen Ss pb Northern Normal 47. Augustana S D 43. Simpson 48 Cornell Iowa 45 in overtime.
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Seton Hall
Florida
North Dakota State
St. Joan’s
Minn
St. LaSalle
Akron
Panzer
Marshall
Free Golf Monday At City Course
Roswell golfers were kept from playing by snow so the city offers snow checks good next Monday New Year’s Day at the municipal course.
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Roswell
Secret Cotton Bowl Practice Quiet Before Clemson Boston College Game
Clemson and Boston College held secret workouts on opposite sides of Dallas ahead of the Cotton Bowl. Clemson gym, at SMU Stadium, and BC at a Dallas high school field practiced behind locked gates. Walter Cox likely out with a leg injury. BC players reportedly in good shape though some linger from grippe.
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Dallas
Clemson
Boston College
Southern Methodist
Frank Leahy
Grippe
Rose Bowl tilt and pro bets mix in LA sports roundups
In Los Angeles sport notes for 1941, Washington faces Texas A and M in the Rose Bowl preview while Santa Anita’s Santa Anita handicap and Seabiscuit compete for public favor. Pro football’s annual Jan. 7 pro bow l features Green Bay versus NL All-Stars as Red Grange and others loom large.
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Los Angeles
Washington Huskies
Ah & M
Austin
Kayak II
Seabiscuit
Sammy Baugh
Andy Farkas
Washington Redskins
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Washington
Red Grange
Harry
Truck) Hannah
Memphis
Tennessee
Texas Aggies
Santa Catalina Island
Charlie Grimm
Banjo
Chicago
Lou Novikoff
Los Angeles Baseball Club
Loyola prospects and rumors swirl around football coaching
The report discusses Loyola at Los Angeles football struggles and rumor of Clark Shaughnessy as potential coach. It notes Bill Spaulding receiving a big ovation at a USC banquet and mentions the LA golf scene with Bud Ward, Bing Crosby, and upcoming events at Del Mar.
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Wolves
Mike Pecarovich
Loyola
Los Angeles
Mike
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
New Orleans
William
Bill Spaulding
U.C.L.A
USC
Bill
Bud Ward
Spokane
Wash
L. A
Oakland
San Francisco
Bing Crosby
del Mar
Bing
Theggvay
Johnny Butler Could Carry S C To Rose Bowl
The praised student from Tennessee, Johnny Butler, is highlighted as a pivotal player who may influence South Carolina's Rose Bowl chances, overshadowing concerns about George Cafego’s knee. The piece notes Butler's rising impact and potential to lead South Carolina out of the contest.
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Jack Troy
Atlanta Constitution
S. C
George Cafego
Johnny Butler
Tennessee
S.C
Basketball results from conference tourneys reported
In the unflower tourney at Kanopeka New Mexico Mines beat Teachers 48 to 38 while Colorado Aggies edged Washburn 57 to 43. Kansas University trounced Baker University 34 to 18 and McPherson defeated another team 43 to 34. Oklahoma City tourney quarterfinals show Tech 32 Montana State unknown opponent.
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Ony
The
T Kanopeka
New Mexico Mines
Sh 2
Cece Eouthwestern
EasCol
Colorado Aggies
Ana Washburn
McPherson
Kansas University
Baker Univeristy
Oklahoma City
Tech
Montana State
Lobos Meet Colorado College in Two Game Series
In Albuquerque on December 29 the New Mexico team hosts Colorado College for a two night basketball series. The Lobos and Tigers clash as the teams prepare for the back to back games in the home arena.
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LOBOS
Colorado College
Albuquerque
New Mexico University
Bos
Local census officers named for Eddy and DeBaca counties
Came Dick Atteberry of Artesia a former local resident slated as Eddy county treasurer after census duties. Frank Stearns of Fort Sumner attends census school preparing to serve DeBaca county. Stearns has lived in the division and knows the residents.
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Dick Atteberry
Artesia
Eddy County
Frank Stearns
Fort Sumner
DeBaca County
Alcohol expenditure forecast by Anti-Saloon League official
Dame E. C. Baskom of Colorado Springs stated that the per capita expenditure on alcoholic beverages in the United States this year will average $35.00. He explained the figure reflects an average, not every person’s spending, implying some will spend more or less.
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Dame E. C. Baskom
Colorado Springs
Chad Razzin
Anti-Saloon League
United States
Christmas Visit From Bill Dunnam of Carlsbad
Bill Dunnam from Carlsbad brings his rose garden of girls to spend Christmas with Mrs Dunnam who is with one of the alphabeticals here. Known as a republican born and raised in Alabama. Disabled war veteran and good scout.
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Bill Dunnam
Carlsbad
Reverend Dame John S Anderson Kindler of District Life
Dame John S Anderson pastor of the Little Gray Church at Dexter is described as a dependable figure in School District 8 and is likened to Maxwell House coffee in one respect.
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John S. Anderson
Little Gray
Dexter
Maxwell House Coffee
Greiner Family Christmas Visit From Hobbs
Came Captain Reginald Greiner now commanding at the Bitter Creek CCC camp visits Roswell for Christmas with his father County Clerk D. P. Greiner sister Mrs John Tweiny and brother David who traveled from Hobbs to hang up his stocking at home.
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Reginald Greiner
Bitter Creek
CCC
Roswell
Couunty
D.°. P. Greiner
John Tweeny
David
Hobbs
Carlsbad Politician Accepts Census Job
Dame J L Sadler of Carlsbad, cousin of the supreme judge and noted as a democratic politician of parts, lays aside political aims as he qualifies for a census employment position.
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J. L. Sadler
Carlsbad
Parts
Scout reports big CO2 field near Maxwell, Harding county
Dame Harry Denton confirms an AP story of a new carbon dioxide well completed at 551 feet a few miles east of Maxwell. He believes the find indicates a CO2 field extending about a hundred miles from Harding county, potentially the largest of its kind globally.
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Harry Denton
Maxwell
Harding County
Miners Defeat Emporia Teachers In Sunflower Opener
New Mexico Miners, led by Gene Clark with 19 points and Jim Crook with 15, defeated Emporia State Teachers 48 to 38 in the Sunflower tournament opener in Topeka. Socorro’s squad built a 46-30 lead in the second period before Emporia’s rally against substitutes.
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Topeka
Eas
Gene Clark
Jim Crook
New Mexico Miners
Emporia State Teachers
Sunflower
Socorro
N. M
Emporia
L. C. Butler
Clark
Crook
Banks in New Mexico Drive Loan Activity in 1939 First Half
American Bankers Association data show New Mexico banks issued over 18 thousand new loans totaling $9.23 million and renewed more than 12 thousand loans totaling $6.98 million from January to June 1939. Mortgage lending to homeowners added $400,093 in new loans. Average loan size was $506, with about 913 new loans per bank and 608 renewals per bank.
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New York
New Mexico
American Bankers Association
Albuquerque
WPA hot lunch project gains pace in Roy area
Came Jimmie Houston reports the WPA hot lunch plan expanding through the north end of the state with Editor Karl Guthmann of the Roy Record eyed to lead daily noon meals. Eustace Jordan from Cleveland, Ohio surveys land taxes, while relief workers anticipate army kitchen kits operating at multiple spots upon return, likening to flood relief in Ohio and Mississippi.
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Jimmie Houston
Harding County
Roy
Karl Guthmann
Roy Record
Ohio
Mississippi
Tempe Star Heads To Sun Bowl With Merit Award
Wayne Pitts the star fullback of Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe departs for El Paso to receive the El Paso 20-30 club merit award as Border conference MVP. He is accompanied by Rudy Lavik and Tom Lillico. Dixie Howell plans a youthful starting lineup and a light practice schedule before the bowl game against Catholic University.
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Tempe
Ariz
Wayne
Ripper
Rudy Lavik
Tom Lillico
Dixie Howell
Bulldogs
Oklahoma City's All College Loop Meet showdown set
Oklahoma City's fourth annual all-college basketball classic reaches semifinals with trio of pre-tournament favorites Oklahoma A and M Arkansas and Warrensburg Missouri Teachers. Texas Tech meets Warrensburg Teachers while Oklahoma A and M faces Arkansas for a spot in the final. Baylor, Montana State, and Pittsburg matches referenced in quarterfinals.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma A
Arkansas
Warrensburg
Texas Tech
Aggies
Missourians
Baylor University of
Missouri Coach Calls Off Practice Before Bowl Game
Coach Don Faurot of Missouri, coach of the Big Six champions, announced a halt to further heavy practice ahead of the Orange Bowl clash with Georgia Tech next Monday. He cited weary players and sore feet as reasons for the shortened preparations.
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Miami
Fifa
Don Faurot
Missouri
Georgia Tech
Faurot
Fragmentary Price List Silhouetted By Scrambled Coins
A damaged OCR fragment lists assorted prices with cents and symbols. Reads like a miscellaneous price catalog or ad snippet with values such as 1.65 50c 23c 40¢ 1.30 23¢ 35c and scattered 10s of cents items. The legible portions hint at a retail or discount notice, but many entries are garbled.
Passing Star Out Of East West Game
Bob Smith the Oregon star will not play in the Shrine East West game in San Francisco on New Year's day after suffering a shin gash. Clyde Turner reinjured his thigh, Johnny Schiechl may play 60 minutes at center. East coaches emphasize aerial play while the West scrimmages today. Lordsburg tops Clifton 36 32 in high school basketball. Georgia Tech increases tempo under coach Alexander.
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San Francisco
Bob Smith
University of Oregon
Smith
Oregon
E. F. Roth
Clyde
Turner
Hardin-Simmons
Johnny Schiechl
Santa Clara
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Annual Blue And Gray Game Tomorrow
The 1939 annual blue and gray football game in Montgomery, Alabama, features toss up prospects with star players from colleges nationwide. Coaches Ray Morrison and John Ced y lead the Rebels and Yankees as Ken Heineman and Young Bussey display aerial drills and solid pass offense in a lengthy offensive workout.
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Montgomery
Ala
Rebels
Yankees
Ray Morrison
John Cédy
Ken Heineman
Texases
Young Bussey
Yankee
Grays pick Smiley Johnsson and Kavanaugh captains
The Grays selected Smiley Johnson, Georgia guard, as captain and named Ken Kavanaugh of the L. S. A. as alternate leader. The Blues chose John McIntyre, Notre Dame center, as their leader.
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Grays
Smiley Johnson
Georgia Guard
Ken Kavanaugh
Blues
John McIntyre
Notre Dame
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Walt Ruth
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Ray Ybarra
Pitts
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Hills Bros. Coffee
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Sallee’s
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Associated Press
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Clifton (Ariz
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