Highly Rated Mustangs Meet Broncos In Roswell Showdown
Roswell fans will see the New Mexico State Teachers College Mustangs of Silver City face the N M M S Broncos at Cahoon Armory. The Mustangs, coached by Ken Gunning, have 11 wins in 12 intercollegiate games and boast victories over U C L A and Loyola while on a west coast trip. The Broncos include five players from last year’s undefeated Colt squad and Buck White, a former Roswell standout. Games start at 8 30 p m with cadets as the season opener.
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Armstrong Is Victor In Ninth
Henry Armstrong defended his welterweight crown last night at Madison Square Garden stopping Pedro Montanez in the ninth round. The Los Angeles fighter weighed 139 3/4 pounds, fought with greater power, and improved to claim another title bid toward a middleweight challenge. A crowd of 19,157 produced a gate of 59 575 dollars. Ray Tanner tops Border Conference scorers with 76 points in four games for New Mexico University. Cloudcroft beat Hope 24 22 to stay undefeated in District Five. Capitan and Carrizozo meet Friday. Cloudcroft plays Artesia Saturday. Record Want-Ads Get Results.
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Bowling Tonight Match Features Bowmans Bakery and Montgomery Ward
Montgomery Ward opens league play by winning all three games against Standard Stations. Whiston of Montgomery Ward scored 513 total and 205 high game, tied with Fanning for high individual score.
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Dixie football school accused of offering money to Missouri stars
New York rounds up wild sports chatter as rumors swirl about a Dixie school allegedly proffering cash to Missouri University freshmen Bob Steuber and Dan Greenwood. Al Davis faces clinic after a scuffle with Hal Mirsky. Larry MacPhail to blast Judge Landis at Boston dinner. Mickey Walker backs Al Hostak. Pinehurst introduces polo to customers.
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Long Time No Eat Harry Wills Fasts Month in Leap Year
The old negro heavyweight Harry Wills begins his annual February fast, aiming to shed about 65 pounds in 28 years of fasting. He estimates losing 1,820 pounds total. Legal tensions emerge as Dec Kearns fights over bout signings with Jimmy Johnston and Bob Pastor for a March 1 clash with Lee Savold, prompting concern about also possible Pastor vs Burman Detroit plans two weeks later. Savold draws scorn from midwestern sports writers for overhyping his stature.
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Coyotes seek revenge in trip south
The Coyotes invade the lower Pecos Valley this weekend aiming to avenge earlier defeats by Carlsbad and Hagerman. They play at Carlsbad Friday and Hagerman Saturday, with coach Corn saying they can win both games if they perform at their best.
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Stanford names Drake coach to lead track team
Franklin Pitcher Johnson, 39, a former Olympic hurdler from Drake University, is named track and field coach at Stanford University effective next fall, succeeding William Ellington, with a five year contract pending president Ray Ly man Wilbur er’s approval. Joe DiMaggio reviews 1940 contract. expects no trouble this year while not disclosing offers.
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Letter Explains Missing Team From Weekly Basketball Summary
An anonymous note to The Record’s Sports Department explains how the weekly district five basketball summary is prepared. Schools were sent forms for weekly reports. teams omitted from the summary lacked a report from their school.
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Basketball Meet in Albuquerque to fund relief
A committee will meet Roy L. Cook to set dates for an independent basketball tournament in Albuquerque. Proceeds will go to the Finnish relief fund.
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Whiskered Wizards to Play Roswell Tuesday Night
Roswell high school hosts the Whiskered Wizards traveling basketball team next Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the high school gym. Pecos Finley a former New Mex Aggie stars with the group along with other standout college players. Tickets are 40 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.
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