Cavemen Beat Coyotes 31 to 20 in Prep Game
In a preliminary match Roswell second team defeated Carlsbad Ramblers 26 to 23. The Ramblers are the Carlsbad high school boys team.
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Roswell
Carlsbad Ramblers
Ramblers
Carlsbad High School
Coyotes
Carls
Carpenter
Porter
Glover
Harrison
Carlsbad
Tz & Pt T
Sehnaubert
Marquess
Hernandez
Pope
Stiff & c. Fernandez
O. Fernandez
Welpton
Amonetts Beat Capitan 36 15 In Roswell High Game
Amonetts Fender Fixers defeated Capitan 36 to 15 at Roswell High School auditorium. Williams led with 12 points replacing injured Ferguson, Hodges next with 9, Packenham strong on dribbling while Bond and Peed guarded well. Referee Richmond officiated. no substitutions. Next they face Hagerman, Lake Arthur, with Carlsbad to visit Roswell later.
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Amonett
Capitan Town
Roswell High School
Capitan
Mountaineers
Ferguson
Williams
Hodges
Packenham
Bond
Richmond
Fender Fixers
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Carlsbad Town
Roswell
Fights Last Night Across Cities Crown Several Champions
In Chicago Freddie Miller beat Tommy Paul to win NBA featherweight recognition after a point victory. Braddock outpointed Levandowski in Jersey City to claim regional title as milling and Prena drew in New York. Jeby stopped Battaglia to win New York middleweight honors. Multiple boxers in other cities recorded wins or draws, including Jans, Klick, and Connelly, with several losses noted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
N. Y
Boxing Association
Atpol J. Braddock
Jersey City
Martin Levandowski
Near
Rapids
Mich
Varias Milling
Los Angeles
Johnny Prena
New York
Drew
Paul 770
Johnny Mitchell
Detroit
Ben Jeby
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Man
Cognition
Jackie Barger
Idaho
Tony Dominguez
Cuba
Frank Knauer
Angelo Zimbardo
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Lou Jaies
New Orleans
Paul Delaney
Seattle
Washington
Lickey Bishop
Clinton
Gorilla Jones
Akwron
Young Stubby
Kewanee
Ill
Bill Connell
Monmouth
Emmy Connelly
Minneapolis
Hollywood
Calif
Joe Peas
Eugene Hunt
France
Cecil Jordan
Johnny Freeman
Dayton
Ohio
San Diego
Johnny Romero
Charlie Cobb
Johnny Hall
San Bernardino
Alex Hadrian
Petroit
Tragic kerosene explosion kills three children
Neighbors rushed to help after a kerosene explosion ignited a fire that fatally burned three children and seriously scorched their father. The family, including Caroline the sister, struggled as flames spread, and all victims died after being taken to a hospital.
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Caroline
Ball Scores From College Games Across The Nation
A compilation of scattered college basketball results including Yale, Pitt, Duquesne, Johns Hopkins, Tulane, Vanderbilt, LSU, Oklahoma, Nebraska Wesleyan, Kansas Wesleyan, Abilene Christian, Texas, Utah, and others with scores and occasional overtime notes. regional teams from Bucknell to Western State and many more listed alongside brief temperature readings for major cities.
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Creighton
Drake
Kirkville
Maryville
Tulsa
Missouri Mines
Missouri Valley
Kemper
Fall
Mexico City
Bethany
Ixas
Fort Hays State
Emporia
Nebraska Wesleyan
Kansas ‘Wesleyan
Ottawa
Kas
Baker
McPherson
Friends
Ambatsas
Texas
Abilene Christian
McMurry
Aggies Defeat Miners In First Of Two Basketball Games
Las Cruces New Mexico Jan 14 New Mexico Aggies beat New Mexico Miners 41 to 11 in the first game of a two game series. The Aggies led 18 to 8 at the half and were not stopped by the Miners. The teams meet again tonight.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico Aggies
New Mexico Miners
Aggies
Weather Outlook Fair Tonight and Sunday
New Mexico reports fair weather tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. West Texas notes fair skies and warmer conditions in the north portion tonight and Sunday, with warmer weather overall.
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New Mexico
West Texas
Congress in session reviews banking tax loan bills
Senate continues discussion on the Glass banking measure as hearings begin on Harrison tax loan proposals for mortgaged property owners. Relief hearings press on before manufacturers committee while Judiciary subcommittee advances five day workweek plans. Irrigation subcommittee weighs moratorium ideas.
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Senate
Banking Committee
Manufactures Committee
Judiciary
Irrigation
Ben Jeby Defeats Frankie Battaglia For World Title Claim
In New York on January 14 Ben Jeby an East Side Hebrew won by stopping Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg in the final round of a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden and earned recognition from the New York athletic commission though Marcel Vigneault of France is listed as the 16 pound titleholder by the National Boxing Association.
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New York
Ap—Ben Jety
Durable East Side Hebrew
Veby
Fransie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Madison Square Garden
New York Athletic Commission
Marcel
France
National
Boxsine Association
Craig Wood and Bunyan tied lead in Agua Caliente open
Craig Wood and Paul Runyan shared the lead as Agua Caliente opened the final 18 holes of the $7,500 Agua Caliente Open. Wood, a Deal New Jersey pro, had 217 after 54 holes, with Leo Diegel and John Perelli close at 218.
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Craig Wood
Bunyan
Deal, N. J
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Leo Diegel
John Perelli
Beverly Hills
Calif
Price Team Plays at Hobbs Tonight
The Prize and Company basketball team of Roswell will play the Hobbs town team at Hobbs tonight.
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PRICE
Hobbs
Prize and Company
Roswell
War department bill debate continues in House
The House resumes discussion on the war department bill while the judiciary committee analyzes bankruptcy measures. Friday saw debate on the Glass banking bill, the Democratic emergency farm bill receipt, and a revised issuer beer bill. The interstate commerce panel backs a clean health bill for reconstruction loans. A two thirds vote over Hoover’s veto on Philippine independence occurred as war department supply bill begins. Democratic caucus blocks Hoover regrouping plan. Judiciary committee reviews the Record Want Ads campaign.
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House
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Judiciary
Interstate Commerce Committee
Save Clean
Reconstruction Corporation
Hoover
War Department
Barrack notes and student wanderings at the institute
Several boys did not return after the holidays and others quit after resuming exams. Walter and Cook head home to Las Animas Colorado for the second semester while Richmond of Thermopolis Wyoming also failed to return. The Colt basketball team suffers losses with Hewes leaving the lineup. The orchestra gains new music and work begins for a forthcoming dance. Dante Dinelli returns to campus amid a lively campus scene with sports and drills planned.
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Walter
Cook
Las Animas
Colorado
Richmond
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Institute
Andrews
Austin
Thompson
Popen
Colt
Hewes
Smith, Lancaster
K” Barracks
McShaffrey
Bob Lane
Bearly
Stripes
Patterson
Joe E Brown seeks part ownership of Kansas City club
Hollywood star Joe E Brown, famed for plays and films, plans tentative steps to become a part owner of the Kansas City club in the American Association, signaling a shift from acting to baseball ownership.
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Hollywood
Calif
Joe E. Brown
Kansas City Club
American Association
Wrestling results from Philadelphia Boston and Salem
In Philadelphia Jim Londes of 2000 Greece threw Ernie Dusek in a 217 pound match. Boston saw Henri Deglane of France defeat Gus Sonnenberg 239 to 215 in a two out of three falls contest. Salem Massachusetts featured Fred Moran defeating Lloyd Stewart in a one fall match as Stewart was disqualified. In Schenectady Ukraine’s George Zavynoff threw Boris Demitoff of Bulgaria in 21 minutes.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jim Londes
Greece
Ernie
Dusek
Omaha
Boston
Hen’ i _Deglane
France
Gus Sonnenberg
Deglane
Sonnenberg
Salem
Mass
Fred Moran
Newport,& I
Lioyd Stewart
Lynn
Stewart
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Agua Caliente
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the Hubbard
Hedl
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Artesia
Sym
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Dexter Demons
Dante Dinelli
Lilly
Joe Brown
Daniel Paint & Glass CO
Griswold Ware
Ben Adam
Griswold
Roswell Hardware Co
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