Basketball tournaments end this week in eight districts
AP reports fast games loom Friday and Saturday as district meets near conclusion. Favorites include Forrests Black Pirates in Tucumcari district seven, St Michael's College and the Indians in Santa Fe district two, and Albuquerque Bulldogs with strong Indians. Raton hosts last year’s champions amid 100 plus teams across eight districts with venues at Tucumcari Las Vegas Deming Corona Raton Albuquerque Clovis Roswell.
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St. Michael’s College
Indians
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Bulldogs
Belen
Raton Tigers
Raton
Tucumcart
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Corona
Clovis
Roswell
Miller defeats Mexican challenger in featherweight title defense
Freddie Miller retained the National Boxing Association featherweight title after defeating Alberto Arizmendi of Mexico City. In Los Angeles the champion built an early lead, with Arizmendi mounting late-round pressure before the final bell as Miller absorbed a rally but remained in control.
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Mexico City
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Cincinnati
Institute Amonettt game not be played
The New Mexico Military Institute varsity game with Amonetts Fender-Fixers will not be played this week due to Institute examinations ending a six week grading period. A Roswell high Coyotes versus Institute Colts preliminary also likely will be abandoned.
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College basketball scores roundup from across regions
The Associated Press reports numerous college games with teams such as Carnegie Tech Brown Yale Nebraska Iowa State and Washington posting results. Notable scores include Brown 20 Yale 44 and Washburn 36 Pittsburg Teachers 43 with several other regional matchups.
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Yale
Nebraska
Iowa State
Washington
St. Louis
Central
Westminster
St. Benedict's
Rockhurst
Washburn
Pittsburg
Kas
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Emporia
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Bethel
Bethany
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Wrestling results: Browning and Steele pin opponents
New York wrestler Jim Browning, 250, Verona, Mo, defeated Mike Azurki, 222, Poland, at 23:40. Baltimore Ray Steele, 265, Glendale, Calf, beat Abie Coleman of Ba City, at 20:48.
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Jim~ Browning
Verona
Mike Azurki
Poland
Baltimore
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calf
Abie Coleman
Ba City
Major Leaguers Training Camp Opens In Florida
Baseball camps swing into action with Frank O Doul predicting a peak season for Brooklyn and Urban Faber leading Chicago White Sox pitchers. Pirates president Beuswanger bruised, White Sox and Senators squads shaping up, Giants report lean and fit as two Yankees hold out while Dodgers spot rookies Outen and Sheerin in Miami spring camp.
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Paso Robles
Cal
William Beuswanger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Larry French
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
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Dodgers
Miami
Fila
Brooklyn Dodgers
Max Carey
Chick Outen
Jersey City
Charley Sheerin
VenZee Voted Best Performance at Indoor Nationals
New York voters at Madison Square Garden selected Gene VenZie's 1500 meter victory over Glenn Cunningham as the most meritorious performance at the National AAU indoor track and field championships. VenZie led with 2,279 ballots from 9,141 spectators. Ralph Metcalf, who won the sprint title, earned 1,208 votes.
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Madison Square Garden
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College Stars Compete In Indoor Intercollegiate Meet
Five colleges will contest the Intercollegiate A A A A indoor track event in New York with NYU star George B. Spitz leading entries. Spitz sought a second intercollegiate title and will debut in the high jump where he set a six feet eight and one quarter inch mark and also compete in the broad jump.
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New York
George B. Spitz
New York University
Von Porat Leaves Hospital for Tomahawk Recovery
Norwegian heavyweight Otto Von Porat left Chicago for Tomahawk Wisconsin to recuperate after two days in hospital due to illness following a fight with Tuffy Griffiths last week.
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Otto von Porat
Tuffy Griffiths
Tomahawk Duke
Wis
Barrack Briefs from the Spring Time Drill and German Recitals
Johnny Fank acts as Major McLure's assistant in chemistry lab while Lieutenant Purdy faces risk. First Year Advanced students begin Record Firing to select top shooters. Amid exams, spring fever runs high and mischief erupts in mess hall. Troop demerits tally across E to C troops. Major L B Plummer advances German recitals with high school and college classes at the Women's Club this month, directed by Johnny unk of the German club.
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Ned” Vaughn
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Six Day Bake Race In Madison Square Garden Leads Tied
Four teams share the lead in the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden with a tight point spread. The Italian duo Geor geohi and Severgnini top on points while Reggie McNamara and Harry Horan trail by one, with Jules Audy and William Peden and Hill and Binda in a four way tie for first.
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Torchy) Peden
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District Attorney Bill 1 Defeated in Santa Fe House
The New Mexico House voted 42 to 1 against HB97, a bill to bar district attorneys from holding other public offices. The measure, sponsored by Rep. S. S. Thurmond, targeted Thomas Trader, mayor of Las Vegas and fourth district attorney.
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Slated For Diplomatic Posts District Shelter Debate
The bill's passage could affect Mayor David Chavez of Santa Fe, district attorney for the first district, and Rep. Dee Howard led the fight, claiming hardship and interference. Howard warned it would cut Chavez’s $160 monthly charity donation and noted Chavez’s $1,200 yearly income. Miguel Leyca and P Martinez argued district attorneys should not face discrimination.
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D. Roosevelt
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P. Martinez
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Roswell Record Notice of Masonic Meeting and Supper
The Roswell Record notes a November 18 A F and A M date with a Thursday March 2 meeting at 7 30 p m and a supper at 6 36 p m at the Temple with special entertainment and an advertisement.
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VINES OFF TENNIS FOR SIX WEEKS
Pasadena California March 1 AP Ellsworth Vines Jr the nations ranking number one has cut the strings of all his tennis rackets to keep off the courts for six weeks. He says im all tennised out and cannot concentrate on play though physically fit.
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Pasadena
Cal
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT 1 22% SEMI ISSUE SUMMARY
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati retained his featherweight title by outpointing Baby Arizmendi of Mexico City. Gorilla Jones stopped Willie Oster in Toledo. Bobby Pacho defeated Jackie Pittington by decision in El Centro. Johnny Martinez beat Stanley Kranberg in Los Angeles. Grognone and Quintinar fought to a draw in New York and Mexico City.
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