Roswell Coyotes Rally For 29-21 Victory Over Dexter
Roswell defeated Dexter 29-21 after a fourth quarter burst by the Coyotes. Paul House led Roswell with 9 points while Dexter’s Adams and Lee scored 8 and 7. Roswell meets El Paso next, with box scores showing detailed player totals.
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Coyotes
Dexter
Demons
Roswell
Paul House
Adams
Lee
el Paso High School Tigers
House
Burkstaller
Cowan
WeShurley
Haley
Ges
Dekker Ee
Brenneman
Dennis
Kelly
Hale
Fowler
Stone
Kerr
Preston
Prison Ee
Fletcher, Hagermat
Storm
Armstrong predicts Hostak Garcia showdown outcome
Henry Armstrong says Al Hostak would defeat Ceferino Garcia if they meet. Eddie Anderson of Iowa will speak at St. Aloysius football dinner in Rome New York, a tradition since the Rose Bowl era. Lou Ambers trains for a ten round bout with Wally Hally in Providence on January 29. Former police commissioner Mulrooney quips about a future cabinet secretary of recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Armstrong
al Hostak
Ceferino Garcia
Eddie Anderson
Iowa
St. Aloysius School
Rome
N. Y
N. Y. World-Telegram
Lou Ambers
al Davis
Wally Hally
Providence
E. P. Mulrooney
He Should Worry Doctor Sutherland Return Affirms Pro Welcome
The speaker notes the doctor’s football knowledge and suggests his comeback will not be at a college. He is warned to worry, as professionals remain open to his talents despite the setback.
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Doctor Sutherland
Doak enters bowling with Bradenton club move
Bill Doak, famed spitball pitcher, launches a Bradenton Florida bowling venture. Garcia and Glen Lee plan return to Los Angeles from Manila on January 24. Wake Forest weighs coach Pea head Walker’s demand as his contract nears renewal. Golf's greenskeepers gather February 6 to 9 for their annual convention.
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Bill Doak
Bradenton
Fla
Garcia
Glen Lee
Los Angeles
Manila
Peahead Walker
Wake Forest
Jess Neely Qualifies Rice Decision After Talk With Wife
Fort Worth Star Telegram quotes Jess Neely as an honest frank coach who says he must return home to discuss the Rice offer with his wife before deciding yes or no.
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Flom R. Hall
Fort Worth
Sports stories and town banquets from midwest and Philly
Eddie Collins praised for saving Waddell and faster than Grove while Lefty Grove compared. Wild Bill Melhorn opens a Chicago golf school. AP feature series on great sportsmen urged. Midwest broadcasts debated for Saturday night symphonies or Minnesota basketball reports. Superior honors Morrie Arnovich at hometown hero banquet.
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Eddie Collins
Rube Waddell
Lefty Grove
Wild Bill” Melhorn
Chicago
Reading
Dillon Graham
Mid-West
Symphony
Minnesota
Superior
Wis
Morrie Arnovich
Philly
Weathering the Storm for Sonja at the Garden Tonight
The Plain Dealer quotes Jimmy Doyle urging cheer as Sonja Henie and company arrive at the Garden amid foul weather. The display promises ice artistry and a resilient audience despite the inclement forecast.
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la Henie and Company
Jimmy Doyle
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Aggies In Eastern Games Disastrous Start In Conference
The article tracks Border Conference basketball, with Arizona State joining as a new drum major, as New Mexico Lumberjacks lead the standings after beating New Mexico University. New Mexico Aggies stumble in early eastern games, suffering losses to Temple and Long Island University, while Arizona and Arizona State show strong form. Standings show Flagstaff atop, Arizona and Texas Mines close, with New Mexico Aggies at bottom after four conference games.
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Associated Press
Arizona State of
Flagstaff
Lumberjacks
New Mexico University
New Mexico Aggies
Lobos
Aggies
State College
East
Bradley Tech
Chicago
Arizona University
Texas Miners
Tempe
Arizona
Temple University
Philadelphia
Long Island University
New York
Baltimore University
la Salle University
Baltimore
New Mexico
Ray Tanner
Joe Rolle
Wilmer Harper
Wildcats
Texas Mines
N. M. Aggies
N. Mexico
La Madera Winter Ski Meet Planned For Sunday
Plans completed for the La Madera winter ski meet scheduled next Sunday in Albuquerque New Mexico with top winter sports enthusiasts expected. Albuquerque Ski Club held time trials to select a team and entrants from Santa Fe Taos Las Vegas Cloudcroft and Los Alamos Ranch School are anticipated.
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Albuquerque
N. M
la Madera
Albuquerque Ski Club
Santa Fe
Taos
Las Vegas
Cloudcroft
Los Alamos Ranch
One Minute Interview Joe Louis on Retirement
"Don't catch the pneumonia" says Joe Louis as he faces retirement questions. Louis laughs off the idea, insisting he has not made up his mind and will decide in his own time.
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Joe Louis
C Troop Wins Boxing Title and Leads Athletic Cup
C Troop wins boxing and H Troop claims wrestling in the general athletics program at N M M TI. C Troop leads the Athletic Cup with 149 points, narrowly ahead of A Troop at 148. Final standings show boxing and wrestling results with points for each troop.
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Boeing
C Troop
K Troop
A Troop
Hoy
H Troop
E Troop
B Troop
I Troop
F Troop
G Troop
Hdy
Baseball Free Agents Punished in Tigers Farm Inquiry
CHICAGO Landis declares five Detroit players and 88 minor leaguers free agents after farm system probe. Cubs fined 1000 and Browns 500 for tampering with Detroit players. LOS ANGELES Packers defeat NL All Stars 16 to 7 in pro bowl game before 18000.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Baseball Commismissioner
Landis
Detroit
Benny McCoy
Roy Cullenbine
Paul Trout
Lloyd Dietz
Steve Rachunok
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Browns
Los Angeles
Green Bay Packers
Rangers End Streak as Chicago Halts NY Run
Chicago defeats New York, snapping the Rangers 19 game unbeaten run and halting a National League record streak. The victory preserves Chicago’s season momentum and marks a key upset in the standings.
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Chicago
New York Rangers
New York
Demaret Wins Oakland Open With Final Round 70
Jimmy DeMaret captures the Oakland Open title in Oakland California finishing with a 70 in the last round to total 28 under par and secure the $5,000 prize.
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Oakland
Calif
Jimmy Demaret
National PGA seniors title ends in tie in Florida
Sarasota Florida report shows Otto Hackbarth of Cincinnati and Jock Hutchison of Chicago tying for the National PGA seniors golf championship after 36 holes with a 146 total.
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Sarasota
Fla
Otto Hackbarth
Cincinnati
Jock Hutchison
Chicago
Elwood Cooke wins Florida State tennis title over Prusoff
Orlando match summary notes Elwood Cooke defeats Henry Prusoff in straight sets 6-4 6-1 6-4 to claim the Florida State tennis tournament championship in Orlando, Florida.
Ramsay Captures Pro-Squash Title in Detroit
Alfred Scotty Ramsay of Cleveland won the national pro squash racquets championship in Detroit defeating Eddie Schaeffer of Pittsburgh in straight sets 15-8 15-11 15-5. Ramsay secured the title with dominant play across the three games and earned the top prize.
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Detroit
Alfred
Scotty) Ramsay
Cleveland
Eddie Schaeffer
Pittsburgh
Venzke Edges Cunningham in Mile at Veterans Meet
Boston reports Gene Venzke outlasted Glenn Cunningham to win the mile in 4 13 1 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars track meet. Charley Beetham captured the half mile from Campbell Kane.
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Boston
Gene Venzke
Glenn Cunningham
Charley Beetham
Campbell Kane
West Virginia Names Bill Kern Head Coach at $7000 Salary
Charleston report says Bill Kern, former Carnegie Tech football coach, signs as head coach at West Virginia with a reported $7000 salary. Kern replaces predecessor amid strong expectations for the Mountaineers this season.
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Charleston
W. Va
Bill Kern
Carnegie Tech
West Virginia
Coaches Conzelman Muellerleile Resign at Two Missouri Schools
ST LOUIS Jimmy Conzelman resigns as grid coach at Washington University and Cecil Muellerleile steps down as grid coach at Saint Louis University in a pair of midseason administrative changes affecting Missouri Valley football programs.
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ST. Louis
Jimmy Conzelman
Cecil Muellerleile
Washington University
St. Louis University
Crosby horse wins $10,000 San Pascual at Santa Anita
Don Mike an Argentine bred horse owned by Bing Crosby and Lin Howard outsprints Myron Selznick’s Can't Wait by five lengths to claim the San Pascual handicap at Santa Anita, netting $10,000.
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Arcadia
Calif
Don Mike
Bing Crosby
Lin Howard
Myron Selznick
Santa Anita Track
Albuquerque Cardinals plan eight day spring camp
Albuquerque New Mexico January reports the Albuquerque Cardin als class D baseball team will hold an eight day training camp this spring. Club president Louis Hahn says Branch Rickey approves the plan and the camp may be in Arizona to dodge cold weather. Locations considered include Mesa Nee dies Tucson and Phoenix to save expenses and draw volunteer tryouts from California.
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Albuquerque
N. F
Albuquerque Cardinals
HH .Louis Hahn
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Farms
California
Hahn
Arizona
Mesa
Arizz
Needies
Calif
Tucson
Phoenix
Landis crushes Detroit Tigers farm system overhaul
Commissioner Landis wrecks Detroit Tigers farm setup in a nine month probe, freeing 92 players valued near 500000 and barring transfers between Detroit and its affiliates for three years. Cubs fined for pre inquiry contacts, others cited, and free agency takes effect Jan. 29 with conditions.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Detroit Tigers
Landis
Detroit
Paul Trout
Lloyd Dietz
Steve Rachunok
Benny McCoy
Roy Cullenbine
Beaumont
Toledo
Fort Worth
Lake Charles
Chicago Cubs
McCoy
Cullenbine
St.Louis Browns
Cleveland
Walter Carson
New Orleans Southern Association
Carson
New Orleans
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Seattle
Shreveport
Tulsa
Hot Springs Club
Henderson
Texas High Schools Football Powers Seen Shaping 1940
Dallas reports Texas high schools produce top football talent with two national titles and Rose, Sugar, and Cotton Bowl success. The Texas High School Football Coaches Association plans the 1940 campaign with a large August coaching school in Austin drawing 300 to 500 coaches. The piece notes interscholastic programs feed stars like Baugh and OBrien into college ranks and lists recent bowl champions. Also mentions livestock judging contest results with Kansas State beating Wyoming.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas High School Football Coaches Association
Austin
John Kimbrough
Sammy Baugh
Jack Crain
Ki Aldrich
Davey O’brien
Texas A. & M
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Rice
Texas _ interscholastic league
Southwest Conference
State Tax Scoop and Road Budget in New Mexico
The Santa Fe report reviews New Mexico state finances for the year ending June 30, detailing gasoline tax as the largest single revenue source, followed by sales, property, and vehicle licenses. It notes distributions to road funds, schools, welfare, and general appropriations, plus oil royalties and county funds. Also covered are a bumpometer road tester, and Miss Attractive Pia Joerger seeking admission to a civilian aeronautical school. A 4-H sheep project contest is announced by State College Extension Service, tied to the annual ram sale.
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John E. Baker
Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Treasury
General Appropriations Fund
State Welfare Department
Oil Conservation Commission
Land Office
Pia Joerger
Jessie Gonzales
Miss Joerger
Switzerland
State College
State College Extension Service
High School Basketball Scores Across New Mexico Texas Tech Stock Judging
A roundup of high school basketball results lists Albuquerque High losing 27 to 34 to Fort Wingate, Santa Rosa routing Conchas Dam 61 to 9, San ta Fe High 17 over St Michaels 32, and other district outcomes. The Texas Tech stock judging team placed third at a Denver event on January 15.
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Associated Press
Ft. Wingate
Albuquerque High
New Mexico Mines Fresh
Lourdes
Albuquerque
Tucumcari
Amarillo Sandies
Texas Tech
Denver
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Colorado College
New Mexico Normal
Fastern
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Texas Hi
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Wyoming University
State Highway Department
Srate
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Pill
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Louisiana State
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Arthur Vandersberg
Michigan
Hiram Johnson
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Mississippi
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