Broncos Face Mighty Mustangs In Weekend Openers
The Broncos start basketball with two games against New Mexico State Teachers College Mustangs from Silver City at Cahoon Armory, 8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Mustangs boast 11–1 season, with wins over West Texas State and Loyola of Los Angeles, and a lone defeat to Texas Miners. Bronco lineup includes Buck White, Corliss, Fowler, Daughtry, Porter, Daniels, Raber, Murphy, and guard pair Daughtry and Porter.
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New Mexico State Teachers College Mustangs
Silver City
Southwest
Cahoon Armory
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Texas Miners
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Flagstaff
Tempe
Loyola of
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Godfrey
Buck White
Ballew
Corliss
Fowler
Daughtry
Porter
Daniels
Raber and
Murphy
Dodgers weigh Doc Sutherland tie up amid rumors
In New York on January 24 reports indicate the football Dodgers are preparing an announcement possibly involving Doc Sutherland. Henry Armstrong plans to scout Maine's Paul Junior against Chalky Wright in Portland next week. Also noted are license denial for Al Ettore and various boxing and hockey price changes.
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Football Dodgers
Doc Sutherland
Henry Armstrong
Maine
Paul Junior
Chalky Wright
Portland
Pennsylvania
al Ettore
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyns
Bennie McCoy
Roy Cullenbine
Detroit
Madison Square Garden
Alabama
Spring Hill
Mobile
Eastern writers hail Judge Landis as emancipator
Youngstown’s Vindicator notes Eastern writers praising Judge Landis as a great emancipator while suggesting a Detroit owner Bridges share off the record views. The remark hints at potential behind the scenes opinions about his impact.
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Providence Reds Begin Long Road Trip Across Four Games
The Providence Reds of the International American Hockey League embark on a 2,000 mile road swing covering four games. The trip marks a demanding stretch for the squad as they travel between cities and face varied opponents.
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Rev Gilbert Rogers Joins Dodge County Republican as Sports Editor
The New Orleans sports writer who quit to become a preacher, Rev Gilbert Rogers, pastor of Kasson s Methodist church, has signed on as sports editor for the Dodge County Minnesota Republican.
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Sports figures and wintering stars in brief notes
Birdie Tebbetts writes from Graling Graling Michigan describing robins plowing through a blizzard. Ola Ted Galligan begins his 40th year in golf, based at Capitol View Club in Charleston Virginia. Alan Gould, former US sports editor, was shaken after a car accident attempting to secure a truck’s decision. Tom Thorp, football pane racing official, has two hospital operations and aims for Florida. Pop Foster returns from retirement at 66 to manage a young heavyweight on the coast.
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Jacobs backs Galento Baer bout in Philadelphia Easter week
Philadelphia reports Joseph Jacobs manager of Two Ton Tony Galento named Philadelphia as the site for the Galento Baer fight during Easter week. Jacobs said that if Galento beats Max Baer, a June meeting with heavyweight champion Joe Louis could occur in the same city.
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Palace Cleaners and Bank Bar clash in city bowling league
In last night’s action Ball and White, after a nine game win streak, lost two of three to Lannom's Gulf Oilers. The Oilers and Ball and White led in totals. Curtis Corn atop Ball and White with 550 and Gene Lee posted the high game at 205.
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Commercial League Opens With Montg ery Ward Versus Standard Stations
Commercial League Play starts tonight. Bowlers must work for their firm. Handicaps will be given. First match at nine. Opening bout pits Montgomery Ward against Standard Stations. Other teams include Coca Cola Mabie Lowrey and McNally Hall.
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Barracks Briefs II and the typhoid shots next Sunday
The piece notes typhoid immunizations for barracks residents next Sunday morning. It mentions elimination of room inspections and parades for three weeks and comments on weather affecting health, with humor about Sunshine and various figures involved in winter routines. It also references sports plans and crowd hopes for a gym turnout.
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Ernie Hueter
K Stoop
Godfrey
College Basketball Scores and a Fire-Tampered Game
The Associated Press reports New Mexico Normal defeated Adams State 49 to 24 while New Mexico Mines beat Colorado College 38 to 32 and Kansas beat Nebraska 40 to 24. Yale over Tufts 62 to 35, North Carolina 52 over North Carolina State 41, California 61 over California Aggies Idaho 46, Montana 43, St Marys California 48, San Francisco State 44, Howard Payne 60 over Austin 36. In Winslow Indiana, Oakland City defeated Winslow 32 to 27 after a gym fire halted play briefly as overheated stoves started the blaze.
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St. Mary’s
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Howard Payne
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Winslow
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Patty Berg Returns to Form in Golf Comeback
In Ponte Vedra Beach Florida Patty Berg, out seven months after an appendectomy, announces her return to tournament golf. She plans to compete in the Miami Biltmore event starting next week and aims for a fifth Miami Biltmore title as she resumes the winter circuit.
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Finals Tonight in AAU Boxing Meet at Hobbs
Final round action in the five state AAU Golden Gloves tournament features heavyweight John Friar of Bellview New Mexico versus Jules Osterbrook of Denver City Texas as the headline bout. Earlier results include a series of knockouts and decisions across weight classes with fighters from Hobbs Alamogordo Eunice Artesia Fort Russell and Shamrock.
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John Friar
Bellview
New Mexico
Jules Osterbrook
Denver City
Tex
Johnny Nihart
Lake Arthur
Pecos Valley
al Rucker
Fort D. A
Soldier Boy
Johnny
N. M
LeRoy Davis
Oklahoma
Ernie McCasland
Eunice
Red Bradley
Alamogordo
Eddie Hawthorne
Ft. Russell
Henry Sykes
Tommy Harris
Ralph Martin
Denver
Colo
Howard Crockett
Artesia
Mark Wilkenson
Jack Roman
Glen Elmore
Follett
Jimmy Arenas
Harry Hennington
Lovington
Orville Durbin
Johnny Kendrick
Hobbs
Truman Salyer
Shamrock
Palin Mase
Elton Blackwell
Jal
Benny Moore
Vince Martin
Henry Armstrong Poised for 15th Welterweight Title Defense
New York January 24 Mike Jacobs mayor of Broadways Millville fears for Henry Armstrong before the Madison Square Garden bout against Montanez Armstrong has a history of pre fight injuries and illness Jacobs threatened to close the box office if training disruptions continued bookies favored Armstrong at 1 to 3 to defend his welterweight crown in a 15th defense despite jitters driven by past mishaps.
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Millville
Henry Armstrong
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Ceferino Garcia
Lou Ambers
Armstrong
Mike
High School Scores from Albuquerque Area Games
Local high school basketball results include Menaul 35 Belew 22 and Albuquerque High 29 St Marys 16. Fort Wingate 30 Sacred Heart Galhuip 28. Hobbs 31 Monument 19.
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Albuquerque
Belew
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Normal U Wins Over Adams State In Las Vegas
Adams State halted Woodrow Hutchinson to 12 points as Clarence Stone stepped in for a 49-24 Cowboys win. Stone scored 16 ensuring the margin after Hutchinson’s 27 in the prior game. The Normal team had earlier taken a 57-24 victory.
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Salad Packages Promise Fresh Garden Veggies Daily
Anderson's Gardens Advy offers eight varieties of fresh vegetables from their garden, highlighting daily preparation and farm freshness for customers seeking crisp produce.
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