Coyotes Host Hobbs In District Showdown Friday
Coach Poe Corn rearranges the Coyote lineup for a hard district test against undefeated Hobbs high Eagles. Ben Kelly Dick Brenneman shift to guard, Paul House to forward with Glen Haley at center. Start time 7 30 p m no preliminary game.
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John Cowan
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Bob Pastor Red Burman Title Fight Shifts To Detroit
The heavyweight bout now moves from Miami to Detroit no later than Saturday promoter Jack Kearns announced. Ashford Simes declines another year of college football at LSU. Joe DiMaggio prepares a $40 000 wedding celebration as Yankees lineup for 1942. Frankie Frisch and Larry MacPhail seen together at the Astor Hotel. New Mexico A M basketball team impresses in the eastern trip with standout boots and attire.
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Bob Pastor
Red Burman
Miami
Detroit
Jack Kearns
Ashford Simes
Louisiana State
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Frankie Frisch
Larry MacPhail
Astor Hotel
New Mexico A. & M
One Minute Interview Veke Bonura Comment
Veke Bonura remarks on using the mails to defraud, advising not to sign the contract to spare the Giants from a charge. He urges practical action and expresses exasperation at the situation. The quote reflects a blunt reaction to the alleged fraud scheme and legal exposure.
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Veke Bonura
Giants
Ambitious stars spark bids to turn pro after wins
Joe Burk, Sullivan memorial champion rower, may turn pro. Bob Crosby and the Bobcat band perform for West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcat athletes. Sammy Snead remains top golf box office despite a recent blow up. Maryland weight boxer Bob Brown weighs double Johnny Harn. Eddie Arcaro tops Tropicana Park with 12 wins. Boxing names to watch include Anton Christoforidis. Iowa coach Eddie Anderson and Nile Kinnick attend Lee Savold’s eastern ring debut at the Garden.
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Joe Burk
James E. Sullivan
Bob Crosby
West Virginia Wesleyan
Sammy Snead
Bob Brown
U. of Maryland
Johnny Harn
Maryland
Eddie Arcaro
Tropical Park
Anton Christoforidis
Eddie Anderson
Iowa
Nile Kinnick
Lee Savold
Coast League move aims to align with Big Ten growth
Dick Cullom says the Coast League's purification effort mirrors Big Ten steps, foreshadowing a partnership with inter conference play and a potential Rose Bowl meeting of football champions. Billy Conn to defend title against Feb 2 Betina versus ApostolH winner, possible Orange Bowl charity match in Miami.
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Dick Cullom
Minneapolis Times- Tribune
Big Ten
Billy Conn
Bettina
Apostolh
Florida
Miami
Orange Bowl
Greyhounds Fall To Miners In New Mexico Series
Eastern New Mexico College fell twice to the New Mexico Miners at Socorro, losing 62 to 25 and 59 to 31. Jim Crook led the Miners with 19 points, while Given topped the Greyhounds with 7 points. The article also notes upcoming Arizona Wildcats debut against Tempe in Tucson to start the Border Conference season.
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Bowling League Tonight and Elks Boxing Tourney
City League features Palace Cleaners versus Lions Club tonight as Bowman's Bakery edges Lannom's Gulf Oilers two to one. Carpenter leads Bakery with 559 total and Lancaster tops Oilers with 211 high game. Denver Elks boxing tourney opens with 518 entrants from eight states competing in multiple afternoon bouts across experienced and novice classes.
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Patches
Todhunter
Dennison
Kemper
Oakland Open Qualifying Round Draws Pros and Amateurs
Rain soaked Sequoyah course hosts the Oakland Open qualifying round with top pros and amateurs competing for a $5,000 purse. Defending champion Dick Metz leads a field that includes Lawson Little, Paul Runyan, Art Bell, Jimmy Thomson, Craig Wood, Johnny Bulla, E. J. Harrison, Jim Demaret and amateur champion Marvin Ward.
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Sequoyah
Dick Metz
Oak Park
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Paul Runyan
Art Bell
Jimmy Thomson
Craig Wood
Johnny Bulla
E. J. Harrison
Jim Demaret
Marvin “Bud” Ward
Neely Accepts Rice Football Coach Post for Five Years
Jess Neely, Clemson alumnus and Southern Gentleman, agreed to a five year contract to coach at Rice Institute in Houston. The deal ends a month long search to replace Jim Tatum after two poor seasons under his predecessor.
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RICE
Houston
Tex
Clemson
Fotball
Rice Institute
Jimmy Kitts
Boxing Roundup and Letter of Thanks From Roswell
The report lists boxers with weights and outcomes in New York Orlando San Francisco and Oakland. It then carries a letter from Roswell Tuberculosis Association praising press support for the Seal Sale drive and a note from Gladys A. Alexander. Finally a Mexico City luncheon honors President Lazaro Cardenas hosted by US Ambassador Daniels with diplomatic corps attendance.
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Frank Young
Roswell
Daniels
Mexico City
United States
Josephus Daniels
Lazaro Cardenas
Conn Easy Victor Over Henry Cooper
Billy Conn of Pittsburgh won an easy 12 round decision over Henry Cooper at Madison Square Garden. The crowd was 5,658 with a gate of 14,400 as Conn weighs 173 1/2 pounds and signals a path toward heavyweight contention. New York boxing writers plan to award Conn the Edward J. Neil Memorial medal for 1939’s impact on boxing.
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Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Big Boys
Henry Cooper
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Gus Dorazio
Philadelphia
Johnny Paychek
Lee Savold
Bob Pastor
Johnny Ray
Conn
Cooper
Steve Dudas
Garden
Billy
Edward J. Neil
Boxing Writers Association
Neil
Associated Press
Jack Dempsey
NMU Athlete Hospitalized With Flu
Hospital attaches reported late last night that Jack Henley, New Mexico University basketball and football player, was under treatment for influenza. His condition was regarded as fair. Henley was stricken after the Texas Mines New Mexico basketball game Tuesday night.
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N. M
Jack Henley
New Mexico University
Henley
Texas Mines-New Mexico
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