Colts Triumph Over Capitan Cage Team 24-21
The N. M. M. S Colts upset Capitan high 24-21 at Cahoon Armory Saturday night. It marked the Colts second straight win while Capitan suffered its second defeat. Presley led the Colts with 12 points, Swigert added support, and Ty. C. Cozzens was held to 1h points by Vandenburg. The game was tied 4-4 after one quarter and 13-13 at halftime, then Colts pulled ahead 21-15 in the third before Capitan tied 21-21 late in the final period. A free throw and field goal secured the Colts’ victory.
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N. M. M. S. Colts
Capitan High
Cahoon Armory
Colts
Capitan
Clark Storm
Colt
Jhoys
Ty. C. Cozzens
Vandenburg
Presley
Swigert
Sheppard
Romero
Hightower
Cozzens
Burkes Bi
Ae Silva
Hatley
Hker
Présidy
Perez
van Denburg
Ketly
C Oe
Ewe Houghton
A Laycock
Ao Bieey Walker
Maloof
Carpenter
Roswell High
College football shakeup eyed by Aggies future foes
In Texas talk, Baylor or Southern Methodist may dethrone the high-riding Aggies next season. The item notes rising schedules and potential impact on Texas college football power dynamics.
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York
Texas
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Aggies
Miss Henie and Co
Arden
Kansas State
Paul Trout
Paul
Tigers
Luckless pitcher Trout must return to Detroit
A terse verse notes pitcher Trout faces a setback and must switch direction, returning to Detroit. The compact line signals misfortune and a consequential move for the athlete amid a rough spell.
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Trout
Detroit
Jersey City Hopes for Galento Baer Fight Details
The piece references Jersey City as a potential site for the Galento Baer fight. It notes the baseball rules committee meeting with Judge Landis in Belleair Florida on February 12, and mentions Mike Jacobs planning to move Conn versus Lesnee vich to Detroit to gain edge, with Burman facing Pastor but dates uncertain. Carl Voyles aims to boost William and Mary football and is doing missionary work in North Carolina amid rabbit backs growth. Charley Howard and Bing Crosby show South American interest with ten more horses en route, hoping for Kayak II Sortendo or Ligaroti in the shipment.
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Jersey City
Galento- Baer
Ide
Judge Landis
Belleair
Fla
Mike Jacobs
Conn
Lesneevich
Detroit
Burman
Pastor
Carl Voyles
William and Mary
Capitals
North Carolina
Charley Howard
Bing Crosby
Wichita Falls Guest Star Howard Brickey
Wichita Falls personality Howard Brickey appears as Today's Guest Star in the Tex. Times noting his connection to the Detroit baseball sit uation and his expected influence through lecture on defemphasis and reform by Dr. Robert Hutchins from Chicago.
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Howard Brickey
Wichita Falls
Tex
Detroit
Robert Hutchins
Chicago
Chaney Gelberton linked to Lan dis crackdown impact
Boston Herald editor Burt Whitman suggests Chaney Gelberton the old infielder caused the probe. Charley sought a Detroit farm role with a manager chance but was passed up when Fred Haney rose with the Browns. Landis inquiry follows as Weill eyes major bouts and a big $20,000 payoff. Georgia hosts Southern Intercollegiate Golf April 11-13.
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Landis
Burt Whitman
Boston Herald
Chaney Gelberton
Charley
Detroit
Fred Haney
Browns
al Weill
U. of Georgia
Frank Menke book lists Robison wrong cryptonion backward runner
Frank G. Menke's all sport record book lists Bill Robinson as the world's cryptonion backward runner, surprising Ernest Colburn of Hilton Village Virginia who believed it was Bob Pastor.
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Frank G. Menke
Bill Robinson
Ernest Colburn
Hilton Village
Bob Pastor
Exams Take Up Basketball Athletes
Mid-year examinations claim basketball athletes attention as leaders in the Pacific Coast Rocky Mountain Big Seven and Southwest conferences focus on deciding titles. In the Coast League Southern California and Stanford fight for first, while California and UCL A struggle. Utah faces Colorado in a Big Seven key game at Boulder, with Utah State awaiting next weekend. In the Southwest Texas and Rice chase the title as Texas A M trails after a loss to Arkansas.
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New York
Wyoming
Colorado
Denver
Colorado State
Utah State
Utah
Texas
Rice
Texas A. & M
Longhorns
Repeal of Eight Semester Rule In New Mexico High Schools
Gallup New Mexico January 22 the eight semester rule was repealed by a referendum of member schools the vote 62 to 36 ended the rule that barred prep school athletes eight consecutive semesters after starting ninth grade The proposed age limit reduction from 20 to 19 failed 76 to 23 and the repeal takes effect September 1 of this year
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Gallup
N. M
New Mexico High School Athletic Association
Association
Charles Emery
Eastern New Mexico to host Nevada game in Reno trip
Eastern New Mexico College schedules a football game with Nevada University at Reno on October 26. Coach Al Garten organized the slate for next fall, listing games against Cameron Oklahoma Sul Ross at Alpine N M M I Roswell N M Normal Portales Panhandle Aggies Weatherford Silver City Teachers with open dates November 22 and 28.
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Alpine
Texas
N.M.M.I
Roswell
N. M. Normal
Portales
Panhandle Aggies
Goodwell
Oklahoma
Southwest State Teachers College
Weatherford
Okla
Silver City
Week End Sports In Brief Form
A compact roundup from San Francisco to New York covers golf results, tennis titles, college and pro football developments, horse races, and swimming wins. Notable items include Jimmy Demaret beating Willie Goggin, Glenn Cunningham’s retirement plan, Detroit Tigers trading Beau Bell for Bruce Campbell, and Parker Hall named MVP by football writers.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Willie Goggin
Raleigh
N. C
Wolfpack Club
North Carolina State College
Dayton
National Pro Football League
Detroit
George Richards
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Ore
Ed Allen
Berkeley
California
New York
Grover Cleveland-Osceola Club
Glenn Cunningham
Manhattan
Kas
Wes Fry
Stan Williamson
Kansas State
Buenos Aires
United States
Rye
N. Y
Jane Vaughan
Philadelphia
Pro Football Writers
Parker Hall
Cleveland Rams
Babe Ruth Abandons Hope of Resuming Baseball
New York January 22. Babe Ruth, the era’s greatest figure, says he has given up any hope of returning to baseball. Now aged about 46, he lives modestly on annuities, keeps busy with golf and hunting, and weighs 243 pounds. He plans to join a baseball school faculty next month and praises the present Yankees, especially Joe Gordon who sparked the club. He still hopes no one breaks his 60 home run record before he passes.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Ruth
New York Yankees
Yankees
Joe Gordon
Electrification Grants For Cloudcroft Area Announced
Ray Daniels, president of the Otero County Electrification Association, said the REA allotted 80 000 for power lines from High Rolls Cloudcroft and Mayhill to Elk with links to nearby mountains. An additional 50 000 loan was expected to fund a generating plant. In Portales, eastern New Mexico ranchers bankers and farmers pressed for closer cooperation at a Saturday meeting, with bankers offering aid approaches and farmers urging bankers to join farm discussions.
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Cloudcroft
N. M
Ray Daniels
Otero County Electrification Association
REA
High Rolls
Mayhill
Elk
Daniels
New Mexico Losses Reported in Home Owners Loan Sale
Washington reports a House appropriations subcommittee hearing on 119 properties sold by the Home Owners Loan Corporation in New Mexico at a loss of 68,350 dollars including sale costs and brokers commissions. Average loss 574.37 dollars. John H Fahey of the Federal Loan Agency notes 345 accounts totaling 46,377 dollars default in New Mexico last October 31. Public Works data shows 96 non federal projects in state worth 11,421,074 dollars with PWA allotments totaling 7,282,448 dollars, including 2,571,802 dollars in loans and the rest grants.
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Washington
House
Home Owners Loan Corporation
New Mexico
John H. Fahey
Federal Loan Agency
E. W. Clark
Public Works Administration
PWA
Coronado officials plan Mexico City invitation for 400th anniversary
A delegation from New Mexico, Texas and Arizona Coronado offices heads for Mexico City to seek Mexican participation in the 400th anniversary celebrations. The group, led by Governor Miles, includes Clin ton P. Anderson and others. In Las Cruces Dona Ana county searches continue for Keith Guard, an 18 year old State College freshman missing since January 6 after a Deming visit.
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EL Paso
Tex
New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Coronado
Mexico City
John E. Miles
Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerque
Roy Bailey
Salina
Kas
Carl Hinton
Amarillo
Foster Rockwell
Phoenix, Ariz
Dickens
Washington
Gilberto Espinosa
Las Cruces
N. M
Dona Ana
Keith Guard
Deming
South Bend
Ind
Kay Stammers Weds Michael Menzies in London
British tennis star Kay Stammers, known as a beauty and queen of the court, awaits her January 24 wedding to Michael Menzies in London. The ceremony, fitting a high society backdrop, combines sport fame with a royal-like debut.
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United States
Kay Stammers
Michael Menzies
London
A A U Boxing Meet Opens In Hobbs Tonight
Amateur boxers from five states enter the Golden Gloves A A U tournament in Hobbs New Mexico with Mickey Walker as referee. The event runs three nights with 15 to 20 matches. Johnny Nihart of Lake Arthur and others face rivals from Texas Kansas Colorado and Oklahoma. Les Showers and Dick Russell lead the Hobbs event sponsored by the Hobbs Lions Club.
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Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Les Showers
Dick Russell
Obbs Lions Club
Border Conference Hoop Hines Up To Lone Star Clash
Border and New Mexico conference basketball teams faced a tough exam of the season as Arizona State of Tempe fell twice to New Mexico Teachers of Silver City. Happy Holler led scoring with 14 points in the second game as Marvin Willis aided the defense and offense. Upcoming action includes Tempe at State College, and the Lumberjacks touring El Paso to meet the Texas Miners January 29 and 30. New Mexico Miners of Socorro prepared for Colorado College in Colorado Springs, while New Mexico Normal hosted Adams State in Alamosa.
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Associated Press
Arizona State of
Lumberjacks
el Paso
Texas Miners
Tempe
Silver City
Happy Holler
Marvin Willis
New Mexicans
New Mexico
New Mexico Miners
High school basketball scores from Las Vegas area
Las Vegas Normal 40, St. Catharine's 26. St. Michaels 37, Las Vegas 19. Clovis 33, Fort Sumner 14. Albuquerque Indians 26, Menaul 18. Austin El Paso 45, Albuquerque High 41. Los Lunas 31, St. Mary's Albuquerque 17. Santa Fe 47, Lordsburg 28. Grants 23, El Paso High 35. Tucumcari 16, Sacred Heart Gallup 37. Kirtland 30, Willard 24. Cedarvale 22, Clayton 16. Dalhart Texas 14. Aztec 26, Fort Wingate 25.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas Normal
St. Catherine’s
St. Michaels
Las Vegas
Clovis
Fort Sumner
Albuquerque Indians
Menaul
Austin
el Paso
Albuquerque High
Los Lunas
St. Mary’s
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Lordsburg
Gallup
Grants
el Paso High
Tucumcari
Sacred Heart
Kirtland
Willard
Cedarvale
Clayton
Dalhart
Tex
Aztec
Fort Wingate
Austin Highs Defeat Albuquerque High in New Mexico Stop
In Albuquerque New Mexico January 22 the Austin Panthers of El Paso defeated Albuquerque High 45 to 41 after gaining a 17 point lead by the second period Jim Huff scored 18 points 16 in the first half to pace the visitors Clarence Blumenshine led Albuquerque with 14 points Also in Tucumcari the El Paso Tigers routed Tucumcari 35 to 16 on the same tour
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Albuquerque
N. M
Austin Panthers
el Paso
New Mexico
AlbuquerqUe High School
el Pasoans
Jim Huff
Invaders
Clarence Blumenshine
Tucumcari
Red Cross Publishes Famous Book for 75th Anniversary
The American Red Cross has published Henri Durant's Un Souvenir de Solferino in its first complete English edition to mark the 75th anniversary of the Red Cross. The slim volume influenced mercy plans on battlefields. Preface by Norman H. Davis. Limited copies for Red Cross members at 50 cents. orders through Mrs. Grace T. Bear, Chaves county Red Cross chair.
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International Red Cross Movement
American Red Cross
Henri Durant
Norman H. Davis
Red Cross
Grace T. Bear
Chaves County Red Cross
Cattle On Feed In 11 Corn Belt States
The Agricultural Marketing Service reports January 1 cattle on feed in 11 Corn Belt states rose 12 percent from last year and 19 percent in the 11 Western states, with totals at their highest in years. Eastern Belt states show large back-to-back gains, while drought years reduced Western Belt feed. Texas held steady, Oklahoma fell, and Lancaster PA area declined slightly. Predictions indicate more marketings early 1940 and higher stocker shipments into the Corn Belt.
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Corn Belt
Agricultural Marketing Service
Kansas
Indiana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Texas
Oklahoma
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
New Mexico Board appoints acting Extension Service head
The New Mexico A. & M. board of regents appointed Arra Burton Fite, state leader of county farm agents, as acting director of the Extension Service to replace George Quesenberry, who was dismissed January 1 amid agriculture department charges of non cooperation in the federal farm program.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico A. & M. Board of Regents
Arra Burton Fite
Extension Service
George Quesenberry
Quesenberry
Agriculture Department
Bowling City League Highlights at Berkey Alleys
Last week at Berkey Alleys W E Whitmore Palace Cleaner rolled 235 for top score and Hi Art Cleaners prize. Lloyd Taylor leads high monthly score with 245 while Mary Rallis New York Life tops women with 200 and 209. Cadet E D Reide 200 wins cadets prize and leads month standings. Tonight Busy Bee Cafe faces Lions Club at 7 KGFL broadcast. Busy Bee 5-4, Lions 4-5.
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Berkey
W. E. Whitmore
Palace
Hi-Art
Lloyd Taylor
Mary Rallis
New York Life Team
Hi-Art Cleaners
E. D. Reide
Nickson
Reide
201 Taxi
Busy Bee Cafe
Lions Club
KGFL
Busy Bee
Baseball Czar Declares Tigers Free Agents
Sudge K. M. Landis, baseball czar, orders five Detroit Tigers regulars and 88 Detroit minor leaguers to free agent status. He warns major league owners against cover ups and trades that amount to bookkeeping moves.
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Sudge K. M. Landis
Baseball Czar
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Landis
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