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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1934

Page

2

Bears Rout Pacific Coast All-Stars At Wrigley Field

Chicago Bears defeated a Pacific Coast all-star team 26 to 7 before about 20,000 at Wrigley Field. Harold Gradge and Cliff Battles scored long touchdowns, with notable plays including a 42-yard sequence and a 67-yard run. The Bears, led by strong forward passing and trick plays, earned praise as they prepare for a charity game in San Francisco against a reinforced Coast squad at Kezar Stadium next Sunday.

Harold Red) Gradge Yesteryear John Bullehriing Smantly Sain Cliff Battles Bears Russ Saunders University of Southern California Saunders Jim Musick Manders Kewitt

Broncos and Fender-Fixers to play again

The New Mexico Military Institute Broncos and Almonett's Fender-Fixers will meet in a basketball game at Cahoon Armory with date undecided. Previous week the Broncos beat Fender-Fixers 27 to 1 on the Roswell court. subsequent scheduling aims for January 19 20 at home, with several other games listed through February and January 24 against Chicago Collegians in Roswell.

New Mexico? Military Institute Broncos Almonett’s Fender-Fixers Cahoon Armory Bkrlnes Roswell High School Broncos Sth Cavalry JL. la Godfrey New Mexico U N. M N. M. Aggies Las Roswell Capitan Town Amonett’s

Boy Scout drive heats Roswell with big fundraising arch

A large thermometer outside First National Bank shows tracking progress as Roswell scouts led by R M Tigner and H O Vesnery press a major fundraiser. George Brewett and P Toorson coordinate campaigns with Dr H C Henderson praising scouting as wise investment. Arch of Achievement features 12 sections of Scout law with Duty to God as keystone and Duty to Self and Others foundations.

First National Bank Roswell R. M. Tigner H. O. VeSneriey Abert’ Stubbs George Brewett New Mexico Toorson HC. Henderson Reform School Prisom Frank John Stewart Orville Shier John Hill Jr Lawrence Bullard Ne Rotary Lions Kiwanis Myertis

Government seeks act to own all monetary gold

The president urges Congress to vest in the United States title to all American owned monetary gold held by private individuals, corporations, and federal reserve banks with payment in gold certificates. It would establish a permanent national bullion base and set revaluation limits to stabilize foreign exchange and currency value.

Federal Reserve Banks Congress United States Treasury Secretary of the Treasury

Touring Tennis Circus Opens Boston Stop in 1934 Tour

The Touring Tennis Circus led by Ellsworth Vines and Bill Tilden attracts wide attention as it launches a professional circuit in Boston with 100000 spectators anticipated over five weeks. Tours include Providence Cleveland Chicago Denver and Los Angeles with Pasadena finale.

Los Angeles Southernfornia Chicago Bears Tony William Tilden Lanky Ellsworth Vimes Vines-Tilden Denver San Francisco Oakland Vines Pasadena Forest Hills Henri Cochet France Ellsworth Tilden King Features Syndicate, Inc

Warning on Gasoline Use In Home Dry Cleaning Dangers

Chief Chrisman warns deaths from careless gasoline handling in homes, especially during dry cleaning. Vapors are invisible and travel along floors, igniting from sparks or cigarette flames, with explosive force. A Colorado incident shows a couple killed when vapors exploded on a back porch. avoid gasoline cleaning to protect life and home.

Chrisman Christman Yonge Colorado Fasoline Reeppecfalk Rue Chessman

AGGIES LOOP SCHEDULE CHANGE FOR BORDER CONFERENCE

Cruces New Mexico January 15 A P With squad cut to 135 men coach Jerry Hines today revised the basketball schedule for the Farmers for border conference play The lineup includes New Mexico State Teachers College January 15 20 at State College New Mexico Military Institute February 16 at State College Temparate Teachers College February 12 at State College New Mexico University February 16 17 at Albuquerque Arizona University February 26 27 at State College The Aggie quintet lost star center Donald Justice in a recent automobile crash leaving Jim Baird Rex Seeley Bob Caylor Tom Esterbrook Edwin Kull John MacGarn end Engle Henry Crownover Hubert Jeffus Wibert Phillips Sules Van Der eal Bob Donnhue Pobby Sexton Deverne Xijlas and Jack Battra to lead the team Vatican City Mother Thaur who in the nineteenth century became famous for healings was canonized by Pope Pius in a ceremony attended by Rome’s church officials

Ringstaff State College New Mexico Military Institute Temperate Teachers College New Mexico University Albuquerque Arizona University Accie Donald Justice Justice Hines Jim Baird Rex Seeley Bob Caylor Tom Esterbrook Edwin Kull John MacGarn End Engle Henry Crownover Hubert Jeffus Wibert Phillins Sules van Dereal Bob Donnhue Pobby Sexton Deverne Xijlas Jack Batra

Cadet Juniors Edge The Record Boys 23 22 In Opener

The New Mexico Military Institute juniors edged The Record carrier boys 23 to 22 in a fast, clean basketball game at Cahoon armory Saturday night. It was the first game for both teams. Lieut. Orell coaches the cadets and Lev. F. T. Mowden Jr. leads The Record boys. The Record team is eager for matches with other junior squads. Call Kel Scarritt at The Record office.

New Mexico Military * Institute Cahoon Armory Lieut. Orell Lev. F. T. Mowden Jr Kel Scarritt Fhe

New Mexico College Basketball Scores Summarized

Associated Press report lists New Mexico University 39 Texas Mines 29 and New Mexico Normal University 37 New Mexico Mines 27. Aggies 38 William Beaumont 22. Clovis 36 Korrest 16. Albuquerque Indians 28 Carlsbad 22.

The Associated Press New Mexico University Texas Mines New Mexico Normal University New Mexico Mines New Mexico Aggies William Beaumont HIGH Clovis Korrest Albuquerque Indians Carlsbad

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