Seven Colleges Box In Meet At The Institute
Seven college boxing teams will compete at the New Mexico Military Institute Cahoon Armory on Friday and Saturday. Participating schools include New Mexico University New Mexico Aggies New Mexico Miners Texas Tech Texas Miners and West Texas Teachers Canyon. Preliminaries Friday afternoon and night with the finale Saturday night. General admission 40 cents ring side seats 65 cents.
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Colege
New Mexico Military Institute
Cahoon Armory
New Mexico University
New Mexico Aggie
New Mexico Miners
Texas Tech
Texas Miners
West Texas Teachers
Canyon
Roswell
Shute Espinosa Win International Four Ball Golf
Denny Shute of Philadelphia and Al Espinosa of Akron win the international four ball golf event in Miami by one up after Shute sinks a nine-foot putt on the 36th hole. The pair finish with a best ball of 64 for the last 18 holes, earning $750 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
Oper
al Espinosa
Afron
Ohio
Shute
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Horton Smith
Chicago
Robby Jones 10 Compete In Golf
Miami Florida AP reports four years after Brobby Jones last major, the American professional golf scene anticipates Georgians return to open competition at Augusta at month end. Pros balance apprehension with optimism that faster play and new stars will raise pro standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Brobby Jones
Augusta
Dempsey Refereed Bout Ends In Draw At Clovis
Abie Chavez of Albuquerque and Thurmond Murdock of Borger Texas fought to a ten round draw in Clovis New Mexico with each taking four rounds and two rounds even. Referee Jack Dempsey former world heavyweight champion predicted Primo Carnera could not last five rounds with Max Baer and discussed possible June bout management by Madison Square Garden. He planned to officiate in Borger Texas tonight then proceed to Plainview Friday.
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Clovis
N. M
Abie Chavez
Albuquerque
Thurmond Murdock
Borger
Texes
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Carnera-Baer
Madison Square Gardens
Baer
Texas
Plainview
Texas U Polo Team Heads to Roswell for Two Games
Captain Vernon Cook leads the University of Texas polo squad from Austin to Roswell New Mexico for two matches against the New Mexico Military Institute. UT polo, three years old, has risen in popularity and has posted strong showings against Oklahoma University and Oklahoma Military Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Vernon Cook
University of Texas
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
New Mexico
Captain Cook
Southwest
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma Military Academy
N.M.M.I
Capt. Cook
Annual Banquet for Chav County Game Protective Association
The annual banquet of the Chav County Game Protective Association will be at The Woman's Club at 6:20 PM on Tuesday, March 13. Gene A. Flower, editor of the Amarillo News-Globe, will be principal speaker. notable attendees include R. L. Malone and Judge James P. McGhee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chav County Game Protective Assention
Gene A. Flowe
Amarillo News-Globe
Howe
Texas State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Colin Ne
Gilbert Espinosa
Tilden Trip Ends City Run in Chicago Match Ups
STAR TENNIS GAMES Chicago March 5 AP Big Bill Tilden and his touring troupe moved to St Louis for a two day engagement after the United States pair won three of five matches here. Martin Plan of France won his first pro tour match by downing Ellsworth Vines 6-3 4-6 6-3 6-3. Tilden then defeated Cochet in straight sets 6-4 6-3 7-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bill Tilden
St .Louis
United States
Martin Plan
France
Downing Ellsworth Vines
Tilden
Cochet
Indiana taps Bo McMillin to coach Hoosiers
Bloomington Indiana March 8 A P To A N Bo McMillin former Centre College star and 1919 All American has been entrusted to improve Indiana University football He will assume head coach duties next week arriving to direct spring practice Details on contract length and salary were not disclosed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
A. N
Bo) McMillin
Centre College
Malone Family Poised to Return from Southern Trip
Mr and Mrs R L Malone and their son Charles are expected home the last of this week after a trip to Alabama and Florida.
DeBusk Wins Tennis Singles at N M State College
Robert DeBusk of Gallup, a sophomore in the School of Engineering, won the all student tennis singles title at New Mexico State College last weekend, defeating Cesar Arroyo of El Paso who enrolled recently under the Federal Aid project. The Aggie team eyes intercollegiate matches March 10 versus State Teachers in Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert DeBusk
Gallup
School of Engineering
State College
DePusk
Cesar Arroyo
el Paso
Arroyvo
Aggie
Silver City
DeBusk
Arroyo
Orr
Sexton
Colt
W. P. Heinzman
Freshman basketball numerals awarded at NM College
Ten members of the New Mexico State College freshman squad will receive numerals. Players include A. Apodaca Las Graces L. Apodaca Anthony C. Wayne Anthony le Enriquez Anthony J. L. Esslinger Anthony Merrill Thompson Corpus Christi Texas H Ball Deminz R. Stone Dexter A Beuters Hondo L. Pratt Sunset High Dallas Texas. The team won 17 of 22 games and will bolster the Aggie varsity next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate College
New Mexico State College
Vaughn Corley
A. Apodaca
Las Graces
L. Apodaca
Anthony
C. Wayne
le Enriquez
J. L. Esslinger
Merrill Thompson
Corpus Christi
Texas
H. Ball
Deminz
R. Stone
Dexter
A Beuters
Hondo
L. Pratt
Sunset High
Dallas
Feshman
Aggie
Thirst for Mystery in a French Riviera Hotel
Bun O Reilly, an American known as Bun, pursues a dangerous assignment abroad aided by Fred Crawford. She spots Robert Finlay among a Paris- tied guests and contends with Finlay’s murdered comrade as she maneuvers through a villa and a palace hotel at Biarritz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila
Bun O'Reilly
Fred Crawford
Pacis
Benix
James
B. Finlay
Bobiane
America
Berene
Bun
Finlays
Tatene
Finlay
Brin
uEn
Wailay
Robert
Trly
Biarritz
Enter- Ram
Paris
Beth
the Monde
Robert Inlay
Crawford
Ben
Robert Finlay
Mme
la Comtesse de Vernadon
Morales
Mr. Finlay
Mme. la Comtedse
Smething
Barracks Briefs Highlights From Exams And Campus Life
Post exams finalize. library evacuation follows as students await results. Sam McCleneghan chases new releases while four geology stars boast a busted test. International Relations Club invites Hal Cave to discuss oil with delegates Stephens and Markham heading to the convention. Weather jibes with spring fantasies as drill prep looms and two cadets tumble in a soda Parlor stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Sam McCleneghan
Sam
Kokernots
Allen
Nordhem
Amachoor Geoloorists
Hal Cave
Gypsy Oil Company
Stephens
Markham
Canyon City
Institute
Convention of International Relations Clubs
Admiral Byrd
G. I
Bud Beazley
Clark
Illinois
Huckle Berry
Peter Herd
Bud
Dallas
National AAU Basket Tournament Opens In Kansas City
With 32 entered, 52 teams from 18 states and the District of Columbia compete for the title held by Tulsa Oilers. First round drawings set for Friday morning in Omaha Neb with A A U basketball committee vice chairman present. Preliminary rounds begin Saturday night and Sunday, leading to a weeklong schedule and a final the following Saturday.
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Kansas
City
March
District of Colum
Ne Bis
Ryzbin
Oilers
Tulsa
Okla
Omaha
Neb
A. A. Sebhatinger
A. A. U. Basketball Committee
Broncs Schedule Two Dual Track Meets This Spring
The New Mexico Military Institute lists two dual[track and field] meets this spring. April 21 contest with the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque and April 28 meet against the New Mexico Aggies at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Military Institute
University of New Mexico At
Albuquerque
New Mexico Aggies
Wheat program reopens to include uncontracted farms
Secretary Wallace and Chester C Davis announce immediate reopening of the wheat program to 13,000,000 acres of uncontracted normal wheat land. Farmers joining now lose the first 20 cent per bushel installment but gain eligibility for the second 1953 payment and the 1934 1935 adjustment benefits. Signing up begins at once through 1,450 county wheat production control associations with state extension directors notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wallace
Chester C. Davis
Mr. Davis
George E. Farrell
Camp Chatter sports and notices from Capitan unit
The report covers Co. 881 defeating Co. 862 40 to 29 with Reeves scoring 15 and Galvan 10 while Bochman led Capitan with 10. Baseball practice starts, coach Mr. Wilkins to lead the educational program, and a broken truck axle incident near Carlsbad is noted along with a humorous tractor remark and a hint of local wheat production association chatter.
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Capitan
Reeves
Escobar
Carpenter
Galvan
Little
Bochman
Wilkins
Ft. Puss
Carlsbad
Francis Winans
Roswell
Frankie Smith
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Robby Jones
Texas U
Association Binner
Star Tennis Games
BO Mc-Millen
Indiana
Malone
N. M. State College
Liberté
Hecora
Ds Gee Resnite
Lim
Western Giant Center Traction
West
ENN Supreme
Pennsylvania
S.A.E
Duro
Hollywood
Western New Supply Co
Roswell, N. M
West Second St
Broncs
Tommy White
County Wheat Production Control Association
Daniel Paint & Glass Co
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