Coyotes Aim to Extend Win Streak Against Santa Fe Demons
Roswell's Coyotes, aiming for a 12th straight victory, host Santa Fe Demons tomorrow in a fast paced matchup. Both teams carry one defeat. Santa Fe beat Roswell at last year's state tourney. Coach Corn adjusts defense with Ben Kelly at guard and Robert Dennis as defensive forward, while Kelly lines up as forward and Dennis as guard. The Demons also play Artesia tonight and Hobbs Saturday. The 8 pm main game follows a 7 pm Roswell 9th grade versus Sophomore preliminary.
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Santa Fe
Demons
Raton
St. Michaels Horsemen of
Roswell Boys
Roswell
Corn
Ben Kelly
Robert Dennis
Kelly
Dennis
Artesia Bulldogs
Artesia
Hobbs
Hobbs Eagles
Pete McDavid
British Hit by Night Raids and Tobruk Stand
British forces brace for a grand assault on Tobruk as 30,000 Italian troops defend the Libyan port. Luftwaffe night raids hit Wilhelmshaven and other targets while RAF bombers strike Holland, France, and eastern towns. London orders removal of children under 14 as the aerial siege enters its fifth month.
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Catania
Malcolm MacDonald
Greater London
Wilhelmshaven
London Air Ministry
Germany
Holland
Brest
France
Emden
Bremershaven
Flushing
London
Empire Capital
Africa
Tobruk
Klisura
Athens
Edward Kennedy
Lifva
Bardia
Libya
Mediterranean
Rodolfo Graziani
Bengasi
Texas Mines Lead Border Conf Scorers with Four Top Men
Texas Mines tops Border Conference with six straight wins as four Miners reach the league’s top scoring list. Bud Lassiter leads Mines with 95 points, Don Lance adds 59, while teammate Don Snyder also features among the circuit leaders. Ray Tanner of Arizona State tops the scorers with 77 points, and other leaders include Tracey Capps New Mexico and Bob Ruman Arizona.
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Tucson
Ariz
Texas Mines
Arizona State of Flagstaff
Arizona University
New Mexico University
Ray Tanner
Bud Lassiter
Don Lance
Conference Press Association
Jack Spilsbury
Flagstaff
Tracey Capps
New Mexico
Bob Ruman
Arizona
Jack Floyd
Mines
Don Snyder
D. Ramsey
Marvin Hoover
Aggies
Wilmer Harper
Gerald Jones
Tempe
Lassiter
Tanner
Capps
Artillery Salvoes Foretell Bigger Tobruk Assault
Arillerymen report that cannon firing into Tobruk was only a prelude to a larger bombardment to come, signaling an impending major assault.
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Tobruk
Arillerymen
Heavy Raiding and Axis Claims in Mediterranean War
A British cruiser Southampton was sunk in the central Mediterranean after a fire aboard forced abandonment. Axis reports claim damage to 15 enemy vessels, including an aircraft carrier Eagle torpedoed. Night air attacks on Catania and Tobruk area continue, with Italian and German forces detailing operations across North Africa, Sicily, and nearby seas.
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Admiralty
Rome
High Command
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Il Giornale D’italia
Eagle
Tobruk
Libya
Crete
Virginio Gayda
Vega
Atlantic
Giarabub
Libyan Desert
East Africa
Broncos to Battle Fort Bliss Officers’ Club Team
Broncos under Coach Godfrey will host two games against Fort Bliss Officers’ Club at Cahoon Armory with Friday 8 30 p m start and Saturday 8 p m start In Saturday’s program the Institute Colts meet Carlsbad Cavemen at 7 p m The Institute Ponies face Carlsbad Daves at 4 p m Saturday
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N. M. M. S. Broncos
Officers’ Club
Fort Bliss
Cahoon Armory
Institute Colts
Carlsbad High School Cavemen
Institute Ponies
Carlsbad Daves
Meets Scheduled For The Institute Swimming Team
The N M M I swimming team announced a schedule arranged by Major R R Brown athletic director. February first a dual meet with El Paso Department of Recreation swimmers at Institute natatorium. February eighth telegraphic meet with Staunton Military School Virginia. February twenty second telegraphic meet with Kemper Military School Missouri. March seventeenth or eighteenth dual meet with University of Colorado at Institute natatorium.
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el Paso Department of Recreation
Institute Natatorium
Staunton Military School
Virginia
Kemper Military School
Missouri
University of Colorado
Institute Natatorum
Sports Briefs From New York Jan 15
Ace Parker's bum leg worsens and he may join Duke's staff. Maxie Rosenbloom's Miami club raid worries local owners. Revival of Hya Gentleman linked to Max Baer acting career. Joe Louis lecturing in Boston. Milo Theodorescu, Romanian welterweight, to play fiddle at Carnegie Hall.
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New York
Ace Parker
Duke
Maxie Rosenbloom
New Miami
H’ya
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Boston
Milo
Theodorescu
Carnegie Hall
Dartmouth to Welcome Tuss McLaughry's Son Fullback
Boston Evening Globe reports Tuss McLaughry will arrive at Dartmouth with his son, a standout fullback who proves self-reliant and develops talent without alumni help. The piece highlights the athletic lineage and rising star in a classic era sports notice.
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Victor O. Jones
Boston Evening Globe
Tuss McLaughry
Dartmouth
Tuss
Spring Sports Hints From High School Stars
Near and Far Babe Ruth hunts pheasants in Pennsylvania then plans ice fishing. Missouri claims the fastest growing college athlete, Ray Shelley, a freshman, was two weeks late reporting for football and basketball due to needing a size 15 shoe. Track shoes are in progress. Spring signals arrive as Frank Menke drums up Derby preps. Miami experts rate Our Boots over Whilaway.
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Babe Ruth
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Ray Shelley
P. S
Frank G. Menke
Miami
Right of way clash at Sugar Bowl ends in taunt
Currivan struck Johnny Butler hard during the Sugar Bowl incident, floor hitting him and leaving him dazed. Butler rose and quipped that northern hits were fierce, prompting Currivan to retort that he was the only one who popped him, underscoring a heated exchange.
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Currivan
Johnny Butler
Johnny
Fights Last Night Associated Press Oakland Report
Eddie Blunt outpointed Buddy Baer in a boxing match held in Livermore California. Baer fought from New York and weighed 243 pounds while Blunt weighed 219 pounds. The event concluded with Blunt earning the decision 10 rounds.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Eddie Blunt
New York
Buddy Baer
Livermore
Chester Walker seeks two room house at 319 East McGaffe y
Chester Walker initiates construction of a two room house at 319 East McGaffey with estimated cost of $250.
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Chester Walker
East McGaffey
Judge McGhee Returns From Lea County District Court
Judge James B. McGhee and court reporter Henry Pucket returned last night from Lovington where Judge McGhee had been hearing cases in Lea county district court.
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McGhee
James B. McGhee
Henry Pucket
Lovington
Lea County
Scores Hi School Basketball Games
Albuquerque Indians 17, Grants Santa Fe Indians 24. St. Mary's Albuquerque 23. Socorro 32. Hot Springs 23. Las Vegas 23, Normal High Las Vegas 22.
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St. Mary’s
Albuquerque
Socorro
Hot Springs
Las Vegas
Normal High
Betting Favors Hennery Armstrong
New York January 16. Odds favored Fritzie Zivic to upset Henry Armstrong for the welterweight title in Madison Square Garden. Armstrong, without manager Eddie Mead, will have Ray Arcel in his corner as Zivic challenges the crown after a dominant previous performance. Arm strong contends he remains the better fighter.
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Jacobs Beach
Henry Armstrong
Fritzie Zivic
Madison Square Garden
Hennery
Fritzie
Armstrong
Eddie Mead
Ray Arcel
Henry
Eddie
Zivic
Aggies Face Arizona in Border Conference Tests
New Mexico Aggies travel to Tucson for two games against Arizona University seeking a comeback in the Border Conference. Coach Jo Johnson aims to fix faults with Rex Dempsey and Otis Horton leading a frontline lineup including Angie Canio Marvin Hoover Harold Colvard and Lee Gower as they clash with Arizona and Texas Mines atop the standings.
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N. M
New Mexico Aggies
Arizona University
Tucson
Aggies
Texas Miners
Arizonans
Jo” Johnson
Johnson
Arizona
Rex Dempsey
Texas Mines
Otis Horton
Angie Canio
Howard Vance
Marvin Hoover
Harold Colvard
Lee Gower
Dempsey
Horton
Chet Gibbs
Earl Hathorne
Basketball Scores Snapshot From Multiple Colleges
Georgetown 40 Army 28 Navy 36 Gettysburg 25 oo 45 Carnegie Tech Cornell 38 Columbia 22 Penn State 44 Syracuse 25 Dartmouth 60 Pennsylvania 38 oe Tech 58 St Francis Co 27 Virginia Military 64 Maryland Colgate 66 Hobart 44 George Washington 37 Furman 36 Clark 34 Holy Cross 29 Louisiana Normal 45 Centenary 32 West Texas State 67 Hardin Simmons 36
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Oe Tech
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Maryland
Colgate
Hobart
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Furman
Clark
Holy Cross
Louisiana Normal
Centenary
West Texas State
Hardin Simmons
Bowling Industrial League Postponed Matches Tonight
Industrial league play resumed last night with two late matches at 7 30 PM Hall Poorbaugh faces Roswell Laundry and Purity Bakery confronts McNally Hall. Captains meeting planned at 7:00 PM.
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Roswell Laundry
Purity Bakery
McNally-Hall
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England
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Orté
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Red Burman
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Robert L. Lindsey
Roanoke
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Red) Hare
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Grants
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Mexico
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Ebeade
Ise
Wilson’s Corn King
Pecos Valley
Chile
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