Dexter Demons Upset Monument Pirates 34 26
Dexter Demons rally to upset Monument Pirates 34 to 26 in a district five basketball game. Monument led 14 12 at halftime before Dexter surged late, with Lenville Sperling scoring 11 for Monument and Kerr, Stone, Hicks each with 8, Pinson adding 7 for Dexter.
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Dexter
Demons
Monument Pirates
Monument
Lenville Sperling
Stone and Kerr
Hicks
Pinson
Pirates
Roswell Coyotes
Lee
F Herbst
F Stone
C Pinson
G Lee
G Kerr
Murdock
McDaniels
Grayson
Sperling
West
McLaughitin
Fine
Grove Mishler Cooper Il
Harmon Takes A Screen Test In Hollywood
Hollywood reports Tom Harmon Michigan star halfback has taken a screen test. Warren Alison Nebraska Rose Bowl tackle may get one next month. Paramount director Ralph Murphy said Harmon could screen well and might join Las Vegas Nights. Harmon did not indicate interest after graduation in June.
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Hollywood
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Warren Alison
Ralph Murphy
Paramount Studio
Harmon
Las Vegas
Albuquerque Cardinals sale falls to Keyser due to altitude
ALBUQUERQUE, N M Jan 4 Hopes to sell the Albuquerque Cardinals to Lee Keyser of Des Moines were jolted when his physician advised altitude would be unsafe for his wife. Cardinal president H Louis Hahn said negotiations could continue though Keyser would not relocate here.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Albuquerque Cardinals
Lee Keyser
Des Moines
Fra
Keyser
Albuquerque
H. Louis Hahn
Hahn
Yale drops old football policy era ends at Yale
Yale named Emerson W. Spike Nelson 35 former Iowa tackler as head coach, ending a 69 year alumni chief policy. Nelson succeeds Ducky Pond and will select his own staff as Yale releases its 1942 gridiron slate amid surprise campus reaction.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Emerson W
Spike) Nelson
University of Iowa
Raymond W
Ducky) Pond
Elis
Ogden Miller
Miller
Harvard
Princeton
Nelson
Mississippi State
Iowa
Louisiana State University
Star football charity game canceled in Los Angeles
Thirty nine eastern and western college football stars headed to classrooms as the planned charity contest next Sunday was canceled. The event had drawn high interest and $60,000 was raised for the Shriners hospital in San Francisco. A. A. U. labeled players as professionals and organizers cited concerns the game would not be amateur. Tickets had been sold for a Los Angeles Coliseum event with a 100 000 capacity. Coliseum manager Ralph Chick said directors questioned the amateur status of the contest.
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Los Angeles
Tom Harmon
Francis Reagan
Forest Evashevski
Alan Mowbray
British War Relief Association of
Southern California
San Francisco
Shriners’ Crippled Children’s Hospital
Los Angeles Coliseum
Ralph O. Chick
Banking Statement and Affiliate Report 1941
A banking report from Roswell New Mexico details capital accounts and secured liabilities as of December 31 1940. It includes total capital and profits sections, deposits secured by pledged assets, and summarizes mortgage loans affiliate relations with First National Bank of Roswell. Notary attestations by J E Moore and Floyd Childress appear with dates January 3 1941.
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State of New Mexico
County of Chaves
I. J. E. Moore
U. S
Floyd Childress
Mortgage Loans, Inc
Crushing British Drive Opens New Front at Bardia
British warships bombarded Bardia as Australian forces breached defenses and captured 5 000 to 8 000 Italian troops. RAF raids hit Tobruk and Gazala while siege forces prepare to assault the Libyan port from land and sea.
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Bardia
RAF
Tobruk
Gazala
North African
Libya
Thomson Leads L. A. Open Golf
Jimmy Thomson set the pace to claim a second Los Angeles Open title as the first round produced a tight lead at Riviera Country Club. Sammy Snead and Emerick Kocsis matched pars or better on the 7000 yard layout, with only these three breaking par in the 16th annual event.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Lake Orion
Mich
Riviera Country Club
National rules boost wide open football for 1941
Clementon New Jersey January 4 The national collegiate rules committee ended a three day session at Pine Valley golf club announcing major changes to aid the offense. Key changes include elimination of touchback on incomplete forward passes over the goal line on fourth down free substitutions at any time and allowing handoffs forward from behind the line of scrimmage to any player.
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Clementon
N. J
National Collegiate Rules Committee
Pine Valley Golf Club
Pabst Plans Major Plant Expansion to Boost 1941 Output
Milwaukee January 4 Fred Pabst chairman of the Pabst Brewing Company announced a large plant expansion costing hundreds of thousands of dollars to increase production capacity for anticipated 1941 sales. 1940 set a record for Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and ale with three final quarter months breaking records, and management expects continued sales growth. Additions include new grain storage bins bottling equipment and beer storage tanks for blends to make the one finished premium beer.
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Milwaukee
Fred Pabst
Pabst Brewing Company
Pabst
Adversity Turns Tide in Classic Bowl Tales
In a retrospective from New York on January 4, a pair of Thanksgiving and midweek college football plays are recalled. Texas connected on a long pass for a Rose Bowl score after drawing the defender, while Alabama Smith sprinted 62 yards to clinch a win for Fordham, illustrating the game’s unpredictable outcomes.
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New York
Texas
Texas Aggies
Aggies
Bill Henderson
Alabama Smith
Old Mercury
Fordham
Promoter Jacobs's Flight Wreck Delays Fight Promises
Ouch Dept reports promoter Mike Jacobs arrived from Miami in Charleston and suffered a head injury after striking a ship wing. Meanwhile Ken Overlin reportedly eloped to North Carolina with his Washington partner, likely delaying a bout with Billy Loose next month.
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Mike Jacobs
Miami
Charleston
S. C
Ken Overlin
North Carolina
Washington
Billy Loose
Dodgers take over front office affairs of football cousins
The Bulletin Board notes the Dodgers are assumed to run front office affairs for related football ventures. Beantown reports the Cubs issuing a $135000 offer for Ed die Miller. Betting lines show Paul Brown declared “in” at Ohio State with 10-3 odds.
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Bulletin Board
Baseball Dodgers
Beantown
Cubs
Eddie Miller
Paul Brown
Ohio State
Browns Face Tough Season Start in the American League
Jim Blumenstock will receive the Bronx junior chamber of commerce trophy as Fordham's outstanding player in the Cotton Bowl. Clayton Haefner donated his $1,200 Miami Open prize to his bride as an Christmas gift.
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St. Louis Browns
Jim Blumenstock
Bronx
Coaches pick winners in four major games
Guessports reports twenty one top football coaches forecast Nebraska Tennessee Fordham Georgetown as winners. Standing shows W 0, L 4, Pct.000.
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Nebraska
Tennessee
Fordham
Georgetown
Record Egg Production In New Mexico In November
November egg production in New Mexico hit a record high for the month reflecting a strong laying rate despite slightly smaller farm flocks. Prices at 26.2 cents per dozen on November 15 remained near last year while December stocks rose 12 percent from a year ago. Turkeys averaged 15.5 cents per pound, with storm losses unlikely to be reflected in prices.
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Agricultural Marketing Service
E. E. Anderson
New Mexico Extension Service
Turkey
Anderson's Gardens Soup and Salad Package Promotion
Read about Anderson's Gardens offering a Vegetable Soup Package and a Salad Package on sale. Details highlight bundled meals, pricing options, and purchase availability for a limited time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson’s Gardens
Many Seek Colo Coaching Job At University
Boulder officials report a flood of applications for the five thousand dollar-a-year Colorado coaching post. The search continues with no names released while Russell Murphy Francis Schmidt Clyde Hubbard Jim Dixon and Bill Edwards are among outside figures discussed as potential candidates.
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Boulder
Colo
Colorado University
Harry Carlson
Buffaloes
Russell Murphy
Cornell
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Clyde
Cac) Hubbard
Denver University
Jim Dixon
Oregon State
Bill Edwards
Western Reserve
Tempe
Ariz
New Mexico Teams Fall to Texas Opponents in Three Games
The New Mexico Lobos, Aggies and Mines all dropped games to Texas foes. Texas Mines beat UNM 50 to 27 in Albuquerque, Texas Tech edged NM State 38 to 36 in Lubbock, and Hardin-Simmons defeated New Mexico Mines 38 to 30. Scorers included Lassiter 18 for Texas Mines and Tanner 15 for New Mexico.
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Associated Press
New Mexico Basketeers
Texas
Texas Mines of
el Paso
New Mexico University Lobos
Albuquerque
Texans
Arizona University
Arizona State of
New Mexico Miners
Socorro
Gerald
Uncle Joe) Smith
Cowboys
Mines and Cowboys
Bud Lassiter
Texas Mines
Ray Tanner
New Mexico
Jake Geron
Texas Tech
Harold Colvard
Harold Vance
Aggies
James Crocker
Hardin-Simmons
Tom Skelton
New Mexico Mines
College basketball results across several games
Texas Mines beat New Mexico University 50 to 27 while Hardin Simmons defeated New Mexico Mines 38 to 30. Texas Tech edged New Mexico Aggies 38 to 36 and California won 44 to 27 over Bradley Tech. UCLA 55 SF 53, Missouri 35–32 Washington University, Colorado College 43 Fort Hays State 30, Howard Payne 61 North Texas State 55. Denver 55 Colorado Mines 51. Colorado State 39 Western State 30. Oregon State 42 Utah 37. Brigham Young 67 Montana State 45. Wyoming 58 Greeley State 44. Idaho 43 Gonzaga 33. Jose State 54 Utah State Anderson Gardens Home Made Sauerkraut 10 18tfc.
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Associated Press
Texas Mines
New Mexico University
Hardin Simmons
New Mexico Mines
Texas Tech
New Mexico Aggies
California
Bradley Tech
University of California At Los Angeles
San Francisco
Missouri
Washington
St. Louis
Colorado College
Fort Hays State
Howard Payne
North Texas State
Denver
Colorado Mines
Colorado State
Western
Colo
Cold Wave Moves South Across Central States
A broad cold wave originating in Alaska and northwestern Canada spread through the north central states today and moved south and east rapidly. Sub zero temperatures prevailed in North Dakota Minnesota and much of South Dakota with snow and strong winds as fronts reached Indiana Mississippi Kansas and Chicago. The Weather Bureau predicted the chill would reach the Atlantic seaboard late tonight and extend to the Gulf coast, with additional Minnesota and Illinois snow events noted.
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Associated Press
Alaska
Canada
Indiana
Mississippi
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf Coast
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Soose and High Fight Winners at Madison Square Garden
New York crowd saw Billy Soose win a narrow split decision over Tama Mauriello for the middleweight bout while Ernie Vigh upset expectations by coming from behind to defeat Coley Welch, as promoter Mike Jacobs weighed next steps. Castilloux outpointed Spoldi in a dull lightweight bout, with Caplin stating both eliminated themselves.
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New York
Billy Soose
Penn State College
Tama Mauriello
Bronx
Madison Square Garden
Ernie Vigh
Newcurgh
N. Y
Soose
Mauriello
Vigh
Coley Welch
Portland
Maine
Mike Jacobs
Loose
Billy
Ken Overlin
New York State
California
Welch
Bell
Farrell
Dave Castilloux
Aldo Spoldi
Castilloux
Spoldi
Hymie Caplin
Lew Jenkins
Coyotes to meet Monu ment Pirates in undefeated bid
Hagerman High hosts an 8 PM clash as the Hagerman Coyotes seek to extend their unblemished district record against the Monu ment Pirates led by scorer Lenville Sperling. A Roswell Junior matchup precedes the main game, with Roswell Juniors beating Hagerman Juniors 51 7 in a prior affair.
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Coyotes
Monument Pirates
Buccaneers
Lenville Sperling
Dexter Demons
Roswell
Hagerman Bobcats
Corn
Ledbetter
Hagerman
Ben Kelly
Glen Haley
Johnnie Cowan
DeShurley
DeShurley, F Yeeeeeee Kelly, F 30 0 18 Cowan, F 5 0 1 10 |Ayalla
Blough
Haley
R. Dennis
O’meara
Brenneman
G. Dennis
Solomon
Jenkins
Boykin
Mitchell
Richards
Cumson
Ledbeck
Pruit
Langenegger
Weir
Albuquerque High and Nearby Teams Score Mixed In City Caps
High school basketball results list Springer 18 Albuquerque 17 and Moriarty 16 Albuquerque Indians 28, Fort Wingate 45, Socorro 37. Las Vegas Normal 28 Santa Fe 25, Santa Fe Indians 31, Gallup 41, Raton 33, Santa Fe 25. Rounding out, Moriarty 16 and Fort Wingate 45 are among outcomes with multiple scorers noted.
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Associated Press
Springer
Albuquerque
Raton
Las Vegas Normal High
Santa Fe
Moriarty
Albuquerque Indians
Los Lumas Il Gallup
Santa Fe Indians
Fort Wingate
Socorro
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Reserve District
First National Bank of
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Oo Rai
Otherasseu
Eter
Total Capital Account
J. E. Moore
Mary R. Cooney
Affiliated Bank
Wone
Evelyn Close
Mary Rallis
Lo Marr
M. Baker
J. McQuire
Pr. Corn
N. Farris
B. Elvinene Terrae
White Rock
M. Miller
Roberts
Dollahan
Bowman
Churchwell
Purdy’s Furniture
Green
C. Perry
F. Dowell
F. Fleming
J. Perry
M. Lee
IC. Falconi
L. Hameed
Blind
I. Darnallene Eetecemnenrm
Eens Enero
Will Lawrence E. Russell
Basham
G. Wooldridge
E. Curb M. Rallis
B. Birkmeyer
L. Churchwell
J. Wyly
Schrimsher
Montgomery Ward
J. Johnson
J. Decker
JE. Close
Dexter Hardware
Jones
Hill
Reid
Holley
London
Thomson
Pabst Plant
New N. M
Anderson Gardens
High
Hagerman News
The
Church Calendar Church of Christ
J. F. Lilly
Church of the Assembly of God
Pitts
Church of the Nazarene
Morris
Crusaders
Methodist Church
Shaw
Epworth League
First Baptist Church
Dalton Keeth
Presbyterian Church
Cox
Christian Endeavor
Belle Bennett Circle
Thursday Club
Frank McCarthy
T. D. Devenport
Woman’s Club
Dexter’s Woman's Club
E. A. White
E. R. McKinstry
Mmes. Cowan
Losey
Devonport
Cumpsten
Sam McKinstry
Conner
Hal Ware
Wimberly
McCarthy
George Eads
Jeanette Keown
E. N. M. College
Portales
Clovis
Eads
Miss Keown
White
Bland Eads
ED Williams
the Foundation Investment
North Richardson
G. KE. Richardson
Jake Hinch
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