Brongo Games With Amarillo Postponed
The Basketball games between New Mexico Military Institute and Amarillo Junior College have been postponed to Monday and Tuesday nights next week due to campus conditions. Games will be at Cahoon Armory starting at 6:30 or 7. Broncos face Price and Company of Roswell tomorrow at Cahoon Armory.
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New Mexico
Military Institute
Amarillo’ Junior College
Sap
Institute
Cahoon Armory
Broncos
Price & Company
Roswell
Bronco
Godfrey
College Basketball Scores From AP Report
Scores highlight a range of early season games with mismatched totals. Erskine led Presbyterian 44 to 29 while Fairmont posted 29 and West Virginia 33. Wisconsin styled matchups appear among titles with teams such as Missouri Kansas 35 and Trinity Texas 37.
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Fairmont
West Virginia
Wesleyaar
Buckner
Washington & Jeferson II
Westminster
Geneva
Stetson
Louisiana Tech
Alabama
Mississippi
Armour Tech
Wheaton
Monmouth
Knox
Omaha
Nebraska Wesleyan
Londos and Stecher Clash In Pro Wrestling Draw
In Chicago, Jim Londos of Greece and Joe Stecher of Omaha fought to a one hour draw of two hundred pounds versus 22% weight class. Newark, New Jersey reports Herman Hickman at 229 pounds, while Tennessee defeated Milo in a separate wrestling bout.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jim Londos
Greece
Joe Stecher
Omaha
Drew
Newark
XN. J
Herman Hickman
Tennessee
Milo
Polo schedule set with Ft Bliss and border games
The Institute polo team will host two games on campus against Ft Bliss with a round at Fort Bliss and another home match at El Paso. Remaining year opponents include Arizona University in Tucson Oklahoma University and Oklahoma Military Academy plus an Air Corps team from Randolph Field during the commencement.
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Ft. Pliss
Institute
Provbe
Fl Paso
Arizona University
Tucson
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma Military Academy
Air Corps
Randolph Field
Ranchito
Oregon
Texas
Coyotes Meet Artesia Tonight in Doubleheader Thriller
Roswell high school gym hosts a Roswell versus Artesia doubleheader with games at 7:15 and 8:15. Artesia relies on speed and experience despite losing guards Juarez and Champion. Roswell, coached by Art Corum, has Dunn nursing an ankle but otherwise solid practice and readiness for the matchup.
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Rosweil
Artesia
Baghcld
Squaie
Scence
Ymnasium
Bulldogs
Juarez
Champion
Roswell
Art Corum
Dunn
Amonetts to Play Hagerman in Roswell Return
Amonett's Fender Fixers will meet Hagerman town team in Roswell High gym next Monday night. They previously beat Hagerman 29 27 in Hagerman last Wednesday. The team also schedules games with Terrible Swedes January 30 31 EF Paso Y M A here February 8 and Royal Chinooks February 14 15. Amonett's travels to Lake Arthur to face Lake Arthur town team tonight.
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Amonett
Fender Fixers
Hagerman
Roswell High School
Amonett’s
EF Paso Y. M
Royal Chinooks
Lake Arthur
Goats Cause Flood Menace at La Luz Canyon
Alamogordo residents say goats have overgrazed nine La Luz canyon sections, ruining watershed vegetation and triggering flood risk. Otero County Game Protective Association will seek aid from the New Mexico state land commissioner to protect lands and reduce damage to property farms and wildlife amid ongoing yearly losses.
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Alamogordo
N. Ms
la Luz Canyon
Otero County
Reapportionment Measure Drafted by New Mexico Senators
Santa Fe New Mexico January 19 Senators Fred E. Wilson of Albuquerque and S A. Jones of Clovis are drafting a bill to reapportion the state for legislative representation. They plan to introduce it soon. The proposal would base representation on the 1930 census, a change not made since the constitution’s adoption.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Fred E. Wilson
Albuquerque
A. Jones
Clovis
McCune Heads to Home Loan Bank Board Meeting
R H McCune manager of the Roswell Building and Loan Association and director of the Federal Home Loan Bank of the Ninth District departed for Little Rock to attend a board meeting. He expected to return Tuesday or Wednesday next week.
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R. H. McCune
Roswell
Holmes Chevrolet Denies Relocation Move
A report in another paper claimed Holmes Chevrolet Company planned a move to a new location, but owner Jack Holmes denied the report.
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Holmes Chevrolet
Holmes Chevrolet Company
Jack Holmes
Railroads borrow 656 million in 1932 crisis year
Washington January 20 AP reports that U S railroads fell far behind financially in 1932. They borrowed 656 million dollars to meet obligations and pledged over a billion dollars in bonds as security.
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Washington
Princess Pony Vanishing Act at Birch Show Tonight
A live pony named Princess will vanish before the audience at the Birch show for the Kiwanis Milk Fund. The Junior High auditorium hosts the illusion under Kiwanis auspices with all seats available and a curtain rising time stated. no reserved seating.
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Birch
Roswell Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Milk Fund
Will Ise
Steinborn Falls From Ring Halts Return Attempt
Fragmentary report notes Steinborn of Germany unable to return after a fall from the ring at 14:56. Mention of a record want-ad and a separate ad for Cawhsey beating Hyer & Sons on a city line with references to Klofi 406i Seats Richardson in Kentucky.
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Cawhsey
Hyer & Sons Cowboy Boots
Klofi
Richardson
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