Boxing lineup announced for meet with Arizona State Teachers
Coach Ned Vaughn revealed cadet boxers for all weights except 185 pounds for the Institute dual with Arizona State Teachers at Cahoon Armory Saturday night. The Teachers bring possibly the best team the Institute has faced, with 8:15 pm bouts and 40 cent admission.
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Arizona
Ned Vaughn
Arizona State Teachers
Cahoon Armory
Institute
Eastern New Mexico College
Portales
Woodall
Fort Bliss
Ward
W. Lippman
B. Fleishman
Castillo Lancaster
Martinez K Nichols
Titcum Grantham
Vaughn Sauble
Haskie Cartwright
Kiamy Ayres
Randall Vill
Objective of aid debated in Congress amid war loan talks
Secretary of War Stimson framed the aid to Britain bill as buying time to arm and defend the U S, while Senate and House committees studied amendments. He argued Britain’s need, Axis weakness, and legality of aid, predicting a spring crisis and later U S support. Vandenberg pressed casualty tag costs, and Stimson warned against listing recipients or geography.
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Washington
Stimson
Britain
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
War Department
Great Britain
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
House
White House
Germany
Vandenberg R-Mich
Vandenberg
Mussolini’s Italians claim gains and Greek losses in Europe
Mussolini’s high command announced heavy Greek losses with 70 prisoners taken and an important position seized, while reporting bombing of Salonika and the Athens rail line. In Libya, Italian troops repelled a British armored thrust near Derna with notable losses as Cairo dispatches warn of encirclement of Graziani’s eastern forces. British motorized units push toward Derna, and Eritrea and Ethiopian fronts show activity with new prisoner counts. Japanese activity breaches Indo China truce, with talks in Saigon ongoing under Japanese mediation.
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Mussolini
Salonika
Athens
Daily
Fascist War Bulletin
Derna
Cairo
Egypt
Rodolfo Graziani
Libya
London
Thames Estuary
Far East
Japan
Indo-China
Haiduong
Hanoi
Haiphong
Thailand
Saigon
Associated Press
Italy
Britain
Fallen Tobruk
Agordat- Barentu
Italian Eritrea
Sudan
Hagar
Rome
RAF
English
Middle East Command
Burman Poised Against Louis in Madison Square Garden
Clarence Red Burman trains in Baltimore for a 15 round world heavyweight title fight with Joe Louis at Madison Square Garden. Burman studies Louis via films and aims to use a half crouch, an overhand right, and body attacks to exploit perceived flaws. Louis, heavier and ready, has counter ideas and will rely on a strong finish after recent critiques.
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New York
Clarence
Red) Burman
Baltimore
Joe Louis
Red
Madison Square Garden
Louis
Max Schmeling
Bob Pastor
Arturo Godoy
Burman
al McCoy
Joe
Greenwood Lake
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Dempsey
Schmeling
Arizona Wildcats Invade New Mexico
Arizona opens a three game invasion of New Mexico basketball courts in Las Cruces and Albuquerque. Coach Fred Enke leads a lineup featuring Wilmer Harper Don Gatchel John Black Bob Ruman and Vince Cullen as they play the Aggies and Lobos in back to back games.
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Tucson
Ariz
Arizona Wildcats
New Mexico
Las Cruces
N. M
Fred Enke
Arizonans
New Mexico Aggies
Albuquerque
New Mexico University Lobos
Arizona
Wilmer Harper
Don Gatchel
John Black
Bob Ruman
Vince Cullen
German strain and Allied prospects in wartime relief debate
The text notes German power strained by Allied actions while Japan is spread thinner and Britain’s survival hinges on seapower and air control. It also summarizes Republican committee amendments on war aid, including a one year limit on presidential power and funds caps, shipyard use bans, and security requirements for Britain until exhaustion.
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Britain
House
Las Cruces Defeats Tularosa in 45 to 29 Battle
Las Cruces Bulldogs topple Tularosa 45 to 29 at Tularosa Saturday night. The game stayed tight 8-8 after a quarter and 16-16 at halftime before Las Cruces surged in the second half. Harlan Drum led Las Cruces with 15 points, Rudy Camunez added 12, while Salcido led Tularosa with 13.
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Las Cruces Bulldogs
Tularosa
Tularosa High Cagers
Bulldogs
Las Cruces
Harlan Drum
Rudy Camunez
Salcido
Duke City Cards to Hold Spring Camp in Needles
Albuquerque Cardinals of the A-T league will conduct spring training in Needles California starting April 7. H Louis Hahn president announced the plan today.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Cardinals
Needles
Calif
H. Louis Hahn
Axis and Greek fronts shape war as resources loom
The analysis notes Hitler may pull air power from the west to aid Britain while Axis forces in the Mediter ranean press on. Graziani’s Libyan army is largely fallen apart. Greek resistance faces hard hits if reinforced, as Metaxas dies. Germany floods Italy with economic expert Karl Clodius to bolster supplies and sustain the war through resource leverage.
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U. S
Rome
Virginio Gayda
Italy
United States
Britain
England
Hitler
Mediterranean
Marshal Graziani
Africa
Graziani
Chad
Libya
Fezzan
Albania
Greece
Metaxas
Karl Clodius
Germany
Apodaca Returns to Court for Mountainair Tournament
Apodaca, former New Mexico Aggies star now Sandoval County agent, will play guard for an independent team in the Mountainair tournament next week, continuing his storied basketball career.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Apodaca
New Mexico Aggies
Sandoval County
Mountainair
Greece bids Metaxas death sparks national resolve
Greece observes Metaxas death with royal pledges to uphold his domestic and military policies. The King vows unity around the throne as Greece fights on with the heroic army. Rome papers blame Metaxas for provoking war by arming Greece against Italy.
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Metaxas
Greece
Rome
John Metaxas
Il Giornale D’italia
Italy
Chamberlain
Undeclared Baylor coaching shakeup prompts covert bid
A sports brief notes a covert effort to alter Baylor’s coaching staff and curtail a pivotal reorganization. A quirky line references Asa Bush nell and eastern football power brokers. nine vacancies remain unfilled as referees join the pros. The piece also mentions Superior Curling Club inviting Ford C Frick to its national championship and a North Carolina county high school dominating its title streak.
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New York
Baylor
Asa Bushnell
Superior Curling Club
Superior
Wis
Ford C. Frick
Cleveland County
North Carolina
Louis Poised to Stop Burman in Five Rights If Ready
This corner picks Joe Louis to stop Red Burman in five rounds or less Friday night. That is if Louis is feeling good. He looked lousy against Farr Pastor and Godoy, so tempo and timing will decide the bout.
ALB to Relax Rule and Allow Pennant Team Deals
The American League plans to relax the old rule preventing the pennant winner from making league deals. Earl Reid, advancing from Binghamton to Newark this spring, has pitched 931 innings for 252 career passes. The Alice Marble pro ten nis tour is not drawing crowds. After beating the New York Orh Bachs and their success against Phillips 66, the Roanoke American Legion Hawks seek new basketball challenges. Lou Montgomery of Boston College, a standout Negro football player, has been offered a position with the National Youth Administration.
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Earl Reid
Binghamton
Newark
Alice Marble
N. Y. Orhbachs
Phillips 66
American Legion Hawks
Roanoke
Lou Montgomery
Boston College
National Youth Administration
Mike Kelly Sees Ball Players Pampered by Army Talk
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes Mike Kelly comparing modern ball players to town star C. Mack and criticizing their pampered status. He jokes players may even be drafted to avoid umpire nagging and to force discipline.
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Lynn C. Doyle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Mike Kelly
Minneapolis
C. Mack
Odds And Ends Highlight Sports Personalities Of The Day
Tony Canzoneri is honored by Italian societies during referee tours. Ernie Smith, Green Bay Packers tackle, acts as rope marshal in coast golf tournaments and claims breaking a gallery is tougher than stopping the Bears. Tommy Harmon hosts a Detroit radio hour weekly, totaling 200 air hours this season. Michigan academics nag over his schedule. Maxie Baer sits on $200,000 in annuities, set to draw $1,000 monthly soon.
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Tony Canzoneri
Ernie Smith
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Tommy Harmon
Detroit
Tommy
Michigan
Maxie Baer
Sweetheart Club Letters Forwarded to Miss Vera Hruba
All letters to Miss Vera Hruba have been forwarded. If she does not obtain a husband, responsibility is not placed on us. Future correspondence should be sent to her care Jimmy Johnston at the Paramount Building in New York City.
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Gayda
Il Giornale D
Italia
United States
Berlin
Ireland
High Command
England
London
Bowling pair sets two records in major league match
Ball and White rolled 1005 in the third game and finished with a 2871 series against Bank Bar. Curtis Corn matched 626 series for high total, while Lloyd Taylor posted a 242 game. Bank Bar and other teams split wins as Busy Bee and KGFL each won two of three.
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Ball
White
Bank Bar
Lloyd Taylor
Curtis Corn
Low Man
Busy Bee
Swarm Contractors
KGFL
Montgomery Ward
Bank Bar B
Coyotes Rout Hagerman Bobcats 95 to 19 in regional hoops
Roswell's Coyotes set a scoring peak defeating Hagerman Bobcats 95 to 19 as the second Roswell team played the second half. Terry Nicholson led with 14 points, while Roswell overall moved to 15 wins and a single loss, averaging 49.4 points per game. The Coyotes next face Artesia Bulldogs.
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Coyotes
Hagerman Bobcats
Roswell
Ledbetter
Hagerman
Bobcats
Herbert
Terry Nicholson
el Paso Tigers
Artesia
Artesia High Bulldogs
Cowan
DeShurley
Kelly
Concrete high school and college basketball scores
Albuquerque 33 Menaul 20 Roswell 95 Hagerman 19 Purdue 38 Detroit 16 California 49 St. Marys Calif 39 Virginia 37 Richmond 22 Georgia 59 Mercer 47 North Carolina 43 Wake Forest 40 Trinity Tex 48 McMurray 36 Howard Payne 58 Abilene Christian 57 Davidson 45 Furman 34 Defiance 59 University of Mexico 54.
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Purdue
Detroit
California
St. Mary's
Calif
Virginia
Richmond
Georgia
Mercer
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Trinity
Tex
McMurray
Howard Payne
Abilene Christian
Davidson
Furman
Defiance
University of Mexico
Golf Stars Engage In Phoenix Open
Golf professionals and amateurs tee off in a special 18 hole pro am event at Phoenix Country Club ahead of the $5,000 Western Open. About 80 pros and 60 amateurs compete for roughly $300 in prize money from amateur entry fees, with many players optimistic about the par 71 layout.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Golfdom
Touring Aces
Phoenix Country Club
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Spokane
Wash
Simon Pure
Tony Penna
Dayton
Clayton Haefner
Belter
Linville
John Barnum
Chicago
Henry Picard
Hershey
Gray Madison
Jack Grout
Pittston
Hank Leiber
Chicago Cubs
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Barry Goldwater
Johnny Bulla
E. Payne Palmer
Dick Metz
Clarence Budington Kelland
Sam Byrd
Ardmore
Henry McLemore
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Kim Bannister
Ed Dudley
C. M. Webster
Ralph Guldahl
Jack Trimble
Arizona
Scot
MacDonald Smith
George Shaw
Los Angeles Plans Inaugural Coliseum Relays May 24
Los Angeles will stage its inaugural coliseum it relays on May 24 to establish a national track and field attraction. College junior college and high school athletes will compete in a one day tournament with outstanding national athletes invited to participate.
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Los Angeles
Commissioners Appoint Zone Leaders for Semi-Pro Baseball
Five zone commissioners were named to direct National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress leagues. A. H. Kirksey of Waco and Howard Matney of Worland join George H. Sisler in dispute resolution. The Empire State League in Montana and Wyoming was named 1940 model circuit. 1942 national tournament sites narrowed to Wichita or New York City.
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Chicago
National
Semi-Pro Baseball Congress
A. H. Kirksey
Waco
Tex
Southern
Howard Matney
Worland
Wyo
Rocky Mountains
George H. Sisler
St. Louis
Lobos Lose High Scorer Gracy Capps
New Mexico Lobos forward Gracy Capps from House is ruled ineligible for the rest of the season. The sophomore averaged 106 points in 11 games, ending with 15 points against New Mexico Mines as Arizona series looms.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Lobos
Gracy Capps
House
Arizona
Capps
New Mexico Mines
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H. Poorbaugh
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