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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
2
This article by William S. Langford argues against altering college football rules. It notes the dead ball provision of 1932 reduces dangerous crawling and piling. It contends amateur and professional scales differ, urging uniformity is unnecessary.
The New Mexico Aggies meet the Silver City State Teachers Friday night at the College in a two game series to start the season. The Teachers were defeated by Normal University GéWDbors but hold a perfect shooting record. The Aggies arrive with three prep wins and seek a real test. Coach Hines brings a promising lineup with Friday’s game expected to be highly watched.
Busy days at the Pontiac Motor Company plant as production plans call for 12 000 cars in January under H J Kungier. Hundreds of new 1974 Pontiacs ship daily by train truck and drive away to dealers nationwide. National announcement on January 13.
The Colts and Varsity displayed strong court presence in a fast scrimmage while the Roswell Juniors split two games. The first game ended Institute 15 Roswell 4 at halftime, with Roswell narrowing the gap in the second half. The second game featured the Roswell second team losing to the Johnson brothers led cadets by seven. Substitutions and fair play marked both games. A library note section highlights new history and psychology titles while campus humor pieces recount school life and student antics.
The Century of Progress Revue brings eleven vaudeville acts to the Yucca for a Friday matinee. Don Pablo's Victor Recording Orchestra performs Rhumba. Carl and Bob Carlton perform The Chain Dance. Touise Way, Norman Hart, and Calbie Young headline the World Fair Fan Dance with Miss Young. Roswell awaits a pleasant surprise despite the uncensored act drawing notice.
Santa Rosa New Mexico January 18 AP The Santa Rosa Red Devils an independent team beat the Fort Sumner independents coached by John Trigg a former Lobo star 27 to 19 They remain undefeated this season The lineup includes Miranda Medley Coury Tipton and Ardans all ex New Mexico high school players Also a seating restriction and film show are noted with Captured starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Leslie Howard slated.
Clayton High School will travel to Clovis to face the Wildcats after two away wins this season. Clayton aims to beat Clovis despite Clovis recent success against Forrest, hoping to continue strong play and prove its strength on the road.
An ad promotes Beautiful blue Mexican glassware at Gift Shop located on West 5th Street. The listing highlights decorative items and urges readers to visit the shop for unique glass pieces.
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