Barrack Briefs from Hereford to Roswell and beyond
A miscellany of names and places from Hereford Texas to Los Angeles California includes Willis P. Fisher of Roswell now in Montebello and Buck Parnett of Bakersfield in Roswell. Mentioned are Harold S. Seligman Ellanay Frocks Pablo Little and Chit McKenny in Los Angeles. Also notes on a Broncos vs Price and Company basketball game with Coach Babe Godfrey and player lineups.
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Texas
Willis P. Fisher
Roswell
North Taylor
Montebello
Califor
Buck” Parnett
Bakersfield
Harold S. Seligman
Ellanay Frocks
Los Angeles
Pablo” Little
Definite dates set for Swedes two games here
Edd Amonett, Roswell Ameonett manager, confirms January 20 and 31 as definite dates for games against the Swedes. One game may become two, with Roswell fans promised a chance to see the tall, skilled visitors. The Swedes, all new to this Roswell squad, feature a pivot man praised as the cleverest ball handler by Alabama’s H G Crisp. They travel with five players, no substitutes, and have beaten Utah University and Brigham Young University this month in Salt Lake City.
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Roswell Ameonett
C. M. Olson
Defi Olson
Amonett
Roswell
Olson
H. G. Crisp
Alabama University
Utah University
Brigham Young University
Salt Lake City
Broncos Meet Price Quintet In Armory Tonight
The New Mexico Military Institute Broncos tip off after Christmas at Cahoon Armory at 8 45 p m against Roswell Price and Company. They play Amarillo Junior College January 20 and 21 on their regular schedule. One key player Harvey is out with an injury. Price and Company also meet Hobbs in Hobbs Saturday night.
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Price and Company
Roswell
Cahoon Armory
Broncos
Amarillo Junior College
Roswell Amonett
Harvey
Hobbs
Mangrum Leads at Agua Caliente Open Round Two
Ray Mangrum, 22, led the Agua Caliente $7,500 open after a 69 in round two, three under par, with Archie Hambrick close behind at 70. Horton Smith and John Rogers trailed by one stroke, while Al Espinosa posted a 72 to finish even. The 6,838 yard course and windy conditions challenged the field of 127 golfers.
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Mexico
Ray Mangrum
Texas
Mangrum
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Ohio
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ils
John Rogers
Denver
al Espinosa
Willard Record Moves to Estancia under Editor Salazar
Willard New Mexico on January 12 AP reports the weekly Willard Record is relocating its operations from Willard to Estancia with Victor Salazar as editor. The move aims to better serve local readers and improve distribution, though exact dates and new offices are to be announced.
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Willard Record
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Record moving to new Willard plant location
The Record and owner announced a January 15 start at the new Willard location. The Record's Willard plant burned down recently. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Amonetts Meet Capitan In Roswell Return Tilt
Amoneit's Fender Fixers host Capitan in a Roswell high gym clash tomorrow night at 7 40. Capitan led by tall fast players beat Price and Company 29 28, while Amoneit's lineup features Packenham Hodges Verguson Peed and Bond as starters. Capitan previously edged Capitan by 26 24 on New Year's Day in Capitan.
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Fender Fixers
Capitan
Roswell High School
Price and Company
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Hodges
Verguson
Peed
Bond
Capitan Tops Price Team 28 to 24 in Thriller
Capitan town team defeated Price and Company of Roswell 28 to 24 at Capitan. A late rally by Price fell short after Capitan led 17 to 10 by end of the third. Bagwell of Price and Company led scorers with 16 points in a hectic final period and Capitan surged late to seal the win.
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Roswell
Capitan Town
Capitan
Mountaineers
Price
Bagwell
Wrestling match results from multiple venues
In New York St Nicholas Jim Londos defeated Abe Coleman in 39 minutes 6 seconds. Ridgewood Dick Shikat defeated Steve Snczky in 25 minutes 20 seconds. Philadelphia Stanely Pinto defeated Sandor Szabo in 33 minutes 49 seconds. Hampstead Pat McKay defeated Frank Bronowicz in 32 minutes 51 seconds.
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St. Nicholas
Jim Londos
Greece
Abe Coleman
Los Angeles
Ridgewood
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Steve Snczky
Poland
Stanley Pinto
Nebraska
Sandor Szabo
Hampstead
N. Y
Pat McKay
Memphis
Frank Bronowicz
Avarista Martinez Wins Justice of Peace Race
In Chamita New Mexico on January 12 AP reports Avarista Martinez won a three cornered race for Justice of Peace with 1116 votes. His opponents received 77 and 73 votes, according to returns published today.
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N. M
Avarista Martinez
Last Night Boxing Narrowly Sees Ledtke Triumph
Lismarck fighter Louis Ledtke from Aberdeen SD outpointed Vern Gledry from Britten South Peru while Terry Mosett of Bismarck cut toward Ledike in a close, rough bout in Fargo.
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Terry Mosett
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Repeal Resolution Aims at State Prohibition Repeal
In Santa Fe Rep Nancy Reeves introduces joint resolution No 1 calling for a special election September 19 to repeal Article 23 of the state constitution, seeking repeal of prohibition. The measure asserts laws enacted in this session on liquor remain valid.
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Santa Fe
N. Jan
Nancy Ree
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