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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1933
Page
2
Terrible Swedes, famed for speed and clowning on the court, meet Amonett's Fen at Roswell High gym next Monday and Tuesday at 7 45 p m. Admission 40 cents for adults 25 cents for kids. Swedes impressed Roswell last year with a fast, entertaining display.
In Albuquerque on January 23 the University of New Mexico Lobos beat New Mexico Military Institute 44 to 15. Las Vegas Normal Cowboys fell 39 to 45 to Panhandle Aggies of Goodwell Oklahoma. Aggies lost to Arizona 26 to 49. Frosh defeated Los Lunas 46 to 16. Tonight the Lobos meet the Cadets again. Las Vegas Normal faces Panhandle. Aggies meet Arizona again.
A long Associated Press basketball tally lists numerous results from Colorado to California. Notable games include Colorado 28 over Denver 11, Friends College 83 over McPherson 26, UCLA 44 over Stanford 36, West Virginia Wesleyan 36 over Virginia 36, Ohio State 43 over Michigan State 19, and North Dakota State 62 over Morin Sneside 18.
The Lake Arthur town team defeated the Hagerman town team 40 to 31 on Thursday night. Read the latest want ads for results and opportunities.
Paris reports the 40 day old Paul Boncour cabinet fell in a 390 to 193 vote on a taxation clash. President Lebrun called for consultations with party leaders to select a new premier as Herriot and Blum loom. Boncour or successor to seek February credits on a daily deficit.
A boy with initials G K Griffin writes to Inky Jones about selling his uniform and plans to design new ones for this year’s outfit. He notes favorable reports, past criticisms, and hints at hopes to land the Final Ball, warning performers to stay fair and capable. The message ends with the captain’s team defeat and players named in a spirited sports context.
A compilation of scores from various New Mexico and surrounding area games. Teams include University of New Mexico, New Mexico Military Institute, Albuquerque High, Carlsbad, Santa Fe, Las Vegas, Clovis, Roswell, Hobbs, and others with mixed results across the slate.
The Roswell Rifle Club, formed last summer, plans to join an eight club league with teams from Colorado, New Mexico and California, with February starts and Arizona eligible but not yet entered. Practice scores show a strong chance to excel, led by five high shooters: Eimer, Leonard, Massey, Elliott, and Junk, who totaled 90 out of 1000 in Tuesday night’s meet at 50 feet.
The interests of John D Rockefeller Jr in Radio City New York theater and music hall, now showing motion pictures, are delegated to his son John D Rockefeller III. During construction, most theater contacts came through Nelson Rockefeller, J D Rockefeller Sr’s second son.
Roswell ex service members and eligible locals discussed Purple Heart eligibility and wearing status. Named Roswell holders include Albert Stockley, Frank O Graham, Dr N Wherret, and Van W McCune. Others eligible include Charley Corn, B Q O Hennessey, Mac Taylor, and Mrs Henry Lutz. the badge honors wounded action in war.
A raised facsimile of the head of Washington appears as an exact copy of the badges awarded by Washington. The text notes the replication of the official insignia and its association with the early appropriation or honoring gesture.
In Philadelphia Jim Londos weighing 202 pounds threw Gino Garibaldi 216 in St Louis for 46 minutes and 2 seconds. In Ottawa Earl McCready 235 from Amulet Sask defeated Bulldog Cox 226 of California in two straight falls 18 minutes 30 seconds and 15 minutes 15 seconds.
Seaman Watson of England outpointed Fidel La Bar ba of Los Angeles by decision. Benny Bass of Philadelphia stopped Sid Lampe of Baltimore in the second round. Ay Roth of New York halted Jerry Mazza of New York in six. Nick Scialaba of Chicago outpointed Antol Koosis of Hungary in six. Billy Ketenell from Philadelphia beat Wally Sears of San Francisco in ten. Ceferino Garcia of the Philippines defeated Cowboy Charlie Cobb of San Diego by technical knockout in three. Young Tommy from Manila defeated Joe Tieken in Hollywood, and Japan’s (16) contender also noted.
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