Conference Boxing And Wrestling Tournament Here Friday Saturday
Five teams enter the New Mexico Conference boxing and wrestling tournament to be held at Cahoon Armory next Friday and Saturday. The Institute fields 8 boxers and 8 wrestlers, while E N M C Portales send a full boxing team and some wrestlers. Other entrants include New Mexico Normal University Las Vegas 5 boxers 3 wrestlers and New Mexico State Teachers College Silver City with some boxers. Semi finals Friday night finals Saturday night. Institute earlier lost 4 matches to 2 at Portales with Cadets Lancaster 135 and Nichols 145 winning by decisions. Cadets Baine 130 Gratham 155 Sauble 165 lost by decision Ayres 175 knocked out by Clay of E N M C. Major R R Brown says cadet team was well treated.
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New Mexico
Cahoon Armory
Ned Vaughn
Eastern New Mexico College
Portales
New Mexico Normal University of Las Vegas
New Mexico State Teachers College of
Silver City
New Mexico Miners
Institute
Lancaster
Nichols
Baine
Grantham
Sauble
Ayres
Clay
R.R. Brown
Exhibition Ball Game At Clovis in April
The Albuquerque Cardinals announce exhibition games at Clovis on April 15 and 16 against the Clovis Pioneers. H. Louis Hahn, president of the Arizona Texas league Cardinals, says the dates fulfill a 去年 agreement after Clovis won a three game series from the Cards here. Clovis plays in the West Texas New Mexico League.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Cardinals
Clovis
Clovis Pioneers
H. Louis Hahn
Arizona Texas League Cardinals
Clovis Crew
Wyoming Cowboys Win Big Seven Title At Home
Wyoming Cowboys clinch the Big Seven basketball championship with a 44 to 31 victory over the Colorado Buffaloes, securing the title at home. The win ends a drought dating back to 1934 when they last topped a conference in the Rocky Mountain era.
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Laramie
Woo
Wyoming
Cowboys
Colorado Buffaloes
American Cafe To Be Remodeled
Extensive remodeling of the American Cafe at 116 West Second Street began today and the cafe will close for several weeks. Owned by Charles Thimios and Steve Montreal, it will be enlarged to seat 100 customers, with all new fixtures and a complete redecorating. The project will cost about 8000 dollars.
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West Second Street
Charles Thimios
Steve Montreal
Thimios
State Hi School Basketball Meet in Santa Fe
Santa Fe hosts the state high school basketball tournament starting Thursday with 16 district champions entering brackets. Roswell Coyotes loom as favorites after a 26-1 season, while injuries and illnesses impact Albuquerque Tucumcari and Santa Fe teams. Officials named for the meet include B F Wood, Harley Haskins, Dan Miranda, and Charles M Hatfield.
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Roswell
Coyotes
Albuquerque
Tucumcari
Santa Fe
Roger Diers
Ho-Ho Hogan
Levon McDonald
Bill Kreuch
Pete McDavid
McDonald
Kreuch
Sam Stratton
Jeff Mitchell
Dayton Chafin
Tucumcari Rattlers
B. F. Wood
Harley Hoskins
Dan Miranda
Springer
Charles M. Hatfield
Hobbs
Cimarron
Dawson
Las Vegas
Socorro
Las Cruces
Hurley
Carrizota
Clovis
Grady
Wheatland
Fort Wingate
Sacred Heart of Gallup
Rookie Slated for Yank Job
The New York Yankees trade Babe Dahlgren to the Boston Bees clearing the way for rookies to compete for first base. Jimmy Sturm, last with Kansas City, leads the contenders and may prove the starter. If Sturm falters, New York could pursue George McQuinn or shift Tommy Henrich or Joe Gordon to the position.
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New York Yankees
Babe Dahlgren
Boston Bees
Jimmy Sturm
Sturm
Kansas City
Yanks
George McQuinn
Browns
Tommy Henrich
Joe Gordon
Long Week Starts With College Basketball Marathon
Kansas City dispatch notes a week-long intercollegiate tournament opening at noon with high scoring teams and heavy schedules. West Texas State leads the field with 25 of 29 wins, Price Brookfield and Charles Halbert star for their Buffs, while Wilford Doerner tops Hoosier Koopa scoring. Texas Wesleyan features a strong starting lineup with Hazen Ward and 170-plus point scorers. Morning games include Alamo Mich vs Panhandle Aggies and several other matchups across the Midwest and South Central regions.
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West Texas State
Texans
Price Brookfield
Charles Halbert
Wilford Doerner
Evansville
Ind
Hoosier Koopla
Texas Wesleyan
Fort Worth
Hazen Ward
Alamo
Mich
College
Mississippi Delta College
Cleveland
Miss
Sioux Falls
S. D
Texas Wesleyan College
Baker University
Baldwin
Kas
North Carolina State Teachers
Boone
N. C
Tarkio
St. Mary’s
Winona
Minn
Maryville
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Canyon
Tex
University of Dubuque
Dupuque
Proposal for a New Mexico high school athletics czar
The New Mexico high school athletic board will consider a 10P proposal to hire a full time commissioner of health and athletics at its semi annual Santa Fe meeting. A special committee backed the move and may send it to a member referendum. Financing would raise dues from 5 to cover the salary, based on sports participation. Glen O. Ream calls it an expansion of the secretary’s duties. Ira Bogard reports favorable response.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Board of Control
New Mexico High — School Athletic Association
Santa Fe
Glen O. Ream
State Association
When Meagher Forms Auburn Football Team Of Birmingham Boys
New York report notes coach Jack Meagher can field a Auburn squad built from Birmingham players. PM claims Bill Terry’s 1942 contract may be renewed or altered. Elmer Layden comments on NFL poker limits as surprisingly lax for era.
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New York
Special News Service
van Mungo
Jack Meagher
Auburn
Birmingham
Bill Terry
Bill
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Elmer
Freddie Steele Returns to Ring in Hollywood Comeback
Former middleweight boss Freddie Steele begins a comeback in Hollywood. Pinehurst adds a golf tournament for college and prep school students to its winter sports program. Mike Jacobs says Washington could become a top boxing city with a few big-name signings.
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Freddie Steele
Hollywood
Pinehurst
Mike Jacobs
Washington
Phillies coach tackles lineup puzzle of talent
Bangor Daily News notes Bill Terry aims to turn Harry Danning into an outfielder while Joe McCarthy reshapes Joe Gordon as a first baseman. Doc Prothro faces the toughest task making something out of nothing for the Phils.
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John Wentworth
Bangor
Daily News
Bill Terry
Harry Danning
Joe McCarthy
Joe Gordon
Doc Prothro
The
Phils
Sheriff Gibbons Honeymooning in Florida Amid Sports Buzz
Sheriff Tommy Gibbons of St Paul, the old heavyweight, is honeymooning in Florida. A poll of Indians and newspaper men with the club gives Cleveland the bunting by ten games. Oliver, the portly soldier golfer, is Telegram's star of the week. Gene Sarazen once caddied for Mrs Bill Klein when the arbitrator lived in Yonkers.
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Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Florida
Cleveland
Porky) Oliver
New York World’s Telegram
Gene Sarazen
Bill Klein
Yonkers
The Morning After Twish Verse Quip Cited by Mr Mungo
Mr Mungo jokes about crowning with a fungo in a playful retort during a whimsical morning after conversation. The remark highlights a lighthearted, sports-themed pun absence of formal event or outcome.
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Mr. Mungo
Check And Double Check Week's Best Line Recalled
Bob Considine proclaims Washington saw Conn in a fight long to be remembered. The remark captures a historic boxing moment noted as one of the week’s standout lines.
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Bob Considine
Washington
Conn
Riggs and McNeill Seeded First
In Oklahoma City on March 10 Don McNeill, ranked No. 2 nationally, returns to his hometown as the top American contender for the indoor crown but is edged at No. 2 behind defending champion Bobby Riggs. The field includes 64 players with Frank Kovacs at No. 3, Wayne Sabin No. 4, and Jack Kramer No. 5. Doubles begin Wednesday.
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Oklahoma City
Don McNeill
Bobby Riggs
Bobby
McNeill
Frank Kovacs
Oakland
Calif
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Ore
Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Ted Schroeder
World of Sports Week End Highlights and Scores
AP roundup from Belleair Hollywood Havana Belleair Aspen New York and Los Angeles covering Landis ruling reversal, Pacific Coast League all stars over MLB all stars, Tresh injury, Mungo ban, Runyan opening lead, Toni Matt ski title, Blazis indoor record, Meadows vault, Borican 600 yards, and Midland Santa Anita track record win at San Juan Capistrano with $50 000 prize.
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Associated Press
Belleata
Fla
Baseball
Landis
Hollywood
Calif
Mike Tresh
White Sox
Pepper Martin
Havana
Brooklyn Dodgers
van Mungo
Mungo
Montreal
Bellair
Paul Runyan
Aspen
Colo
Toni Matt
North Conway
N. H
Gretchen Fraser
Denver
New York
al Blazis
Earle Meadows
John Borican
New York K. C
Los Angeles
C. S. Howard
Santa Anita
Dodgers Lead Grapefruit League With 5 Wins in 6
In warm Havana the Brooklyn Dodgers top major league action with a 5–1 record in six Grapefruit League games. The Flatbush nine hammered the New York Giants in three straight contests and split a Cleveland weekend series, including a 3–0 shutout in the second game. They average over 10 hits per nine innings and loom as a strong contender in the spring pennant scramble. Major rivals include the Giants and Athletics, both tallying mixed results.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Flatbush
Havana
New York Giants
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Indians
Lee Grissom
Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Plants for Sale at Andersons Gardens Adv
Ever bearing strawberries, as paraggus, rhubarb, dewheries, grouseberries and onion sets offered by Andersons Gardens in an advertisement.
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Andersons Gardens
NMMI Halves Polo Series In Arizona
The New Mexico Military Institute polo team split the weekend series with Arizona University, winning the finale 6-5 after losing the first game 6-2 in Tucson. Cadets Monk Jowell and Porter King scored two goals each to match Arizona players Jim Taylor and Bill Dent, with the score tied multiple times and at most a one point edge.
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Tucson
Ariz
New Mexico Military Institute
Arizona University
Monk Jowell
Porter King
Red Sox Hitters Warm Up Amid Mixed Ball Streaks
In Sarasota Florida the Red Sox offense showed uneven form after three homers by Boston yesterday against the Giants. Lou Finney slammed a homer, triple, double and single while Dom DiMaggio’s best came on a noisy foul. Cronin called the display spotty and planned another long batting practice.
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Associated Press
Sarasota, Fla
Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
Joe Cronin
Lou Finney
Dom DiMaggio
Pirates face trio of pitchers as camp narrows
San Bernardino Calif manager Frankie Frisch says not more than three pitchers have clinched their jobs with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He must discard five of 15 hurlers in camp, with 19 year old Dick Conger of Los Angeles likely to stick after playing with Beaumont in the Texas League last year.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Frankie Frisch
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dick Conger
Los Angeles
Beaumont
Tigers eye rookie Murray Franklin for infield help
Del Baker nominates Murray Franklin, Illinois University rookie third baseman from Beaumont, as a potential infield addition for the Detroit Tigers this season. Baker notes Franklin’s quick defense, comparing him to Ossie Bluege of Washington.
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Lakeland
Fila
del Baker
Detroit Tigers
Murray Franklin
University of Illinois
Beaumont
Ossie Bluege
Washington
Baker
Browns promote Kraus sent to San Antonio for 1942
In San Antonio, Pete Kraus, rookie outfielder, is optioned as the St. Louis Browns already rely on Walt Judnich in left Rip Radcliff in center and Myril Hoag Chet Laabs and Roy Cullenbine and scramble for right field. Kraus is held for 1942.
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San Antonio
Tex
St. Louis Browns
Pete Kraus
Walt Judnich
Rip Radcliff
Chet Laabs
Roy Cullenbine
Myril Hoag
Kraus
Giants Hopeful as Chiozza Recovers for Third Base
In Miami Lou Chiozza fully recovers from a broken leg and shines at third base while Bill Terry notes progress. Hank Danning struggles in left field, mishandling a chance and fanning three times as the Giants play.
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Miami
Fla
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Lou Chiozza
Hank Danning
Indians Resume Practice After Havana Trip
Fort Myers Florida report says the Cleveland Indians returned from Havana and resumed workouts without a break Mel Harder, a veteran pitcher, was expected to throw part of Thursday's exhibition against the St Louis Cardinals.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Cleveland Indians
Havana
Mel
St. Louis Cardinals
Exhibition Baseball Today Across Spring Venues
Reports from St. Petersburg Annaheim and other cities show today’s exhibition games featuring Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Hollywood Washington Brooklyn Boston and Chicago against various opponents. Yesterday results include Cleveland over Brooklyn 8 4 3 and Washington over Cincinnati 6 5.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Fla
Cincinnati
New York
Annaheim
Calif
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Havana
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Tampa
Washington
St. Louis
Miami
Boston
San Antonio
Tex
San Diego
Pasadena
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Carlsbad Dawgs win 4th straight junior title in NM turf
Carlsbad Dawgs beat Roswell Juniors 22 to 19 to capture the New Mexico Military Institute junior tournament title at Cahoon Armory. Lanham led Carlsbad with 8 points while Lancaster scored 7 for Roswell as Carlsbad secured a fourth consecutive championship and earned the floating Roswell Record trophy.
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Carlsbad Dawgs
Carlsbad
Roswell
Institute Ponies
Wayne Hill
Carlsbad High School Dawgs
New Mexico
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell Daily Record
Paul H. Deaton
Lanham
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Thos. J. Hall
Lovington
Dawgs
Lancaster
El Paso High Tigers Win Texas Schoolboy Title
El Paso Texas March 10 The El Paso High School Tigers captured their second Texas schoolboy basketball title by defeating Abilene 27 to 20 in the final of the interscholastic league tournament. The Tigers won their first state crown in 1921.
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EL Paso
Texas
Busy Bee Triumphs In Postponed MBL Match
Busy Bee completed a clean sweep of three games against Montgomery Ward as Al Racz starred with a 587 series and 234 high game. Tonight Commercial League action features Officer's Club versus Conoco No 2 and Hall-Poorbaugh against Swafford's Drug in two separate matches.
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Montgomery Ward
Busy Bee
al Racz
Officer’s Club
Conoco No. 2
Hall-Poorbaugh
Swafford’s
N M Dog Show Dominated by California and Colorado
The Rio Grande Kennel Club event saw a toy Pinscher from Hollywood top the sixth annual show, with King Eric Von Konigsbach owned by William Bagshaw earning fifth best in show finals. Afghans bred by Amelia White of Santa Fe won best in show for brace and team, while New Mexico entered Tess O Los Pollanos an Irish terrier from Ruth Hanna Simms of Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Hollywood
Calif
Rio Grande Kennel Club
California
Colorado
Eric von Konigsbach
William O. Bagshaw
Amelia E. White
Santa Fe
Brace
New Mexico
Tess O’los Pollanos
Ruth Hanna Simms
St Michael's Santa Fe 53 Holy Trinity Trinidad 21
St Michael's Santa Fe defeated Holy Trinity Trinidad 53 to 21 in a high school basketball game. The matchup featured competitive early play, but St Michael's pulled ahead with a strong second half to secure the win.
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Associated Press
St. Michael’s
Santa Fe
Holy Trinity
Trinidad
Cat freed from washing machine gears during ambulance run
In Fort Wayne Indiana police found the Stoops family cat caught by its tail in a washing machine during an ambulance call to the home. The cat was released unharmed and the machine required repairs.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Fred Stoops
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