Drawings Made for Net Tourney at Roswell High
Roswell high school conducts a singles tennis tournament to select entrants for the state meet on May 5 and 6, with 16 players and four seeds Perry Bean Karl Klyng Wilson Chapman Ernest Caldwell. First round matches open tomorrow and continue over the next two to three weeks. a doubles event will follow.
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Roswell High School
Roswell High
Perry Bean
Karl Klyng
Wilson Chapman
Ernest Caldwell
Roy Wilson
Harry Burkstaller
John Wilson
Junior Stone
Joseph Hawkins
Leonard Stolaroff
Karl Kling
Powell Randell
Edward Meek
Donald LePell
Bernard Ginsberg
Jim Mark
Frank Steger
Room 307 Wins Junior High Track Meet
Room 307 tops a 75 competitor junior high track meet with 61 points. Results show three weight classes A B C with winners in sprints jumps and throws led by C.L.D Stockton Clark Freehart Chesser and others. Relay winner listed as Room 307 with overall standings and event-by-event winners across classes.
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Bill Ward
Clark Freehart
C.L.D. Stockton
Chesser
Bond
Smith
L. D. Stockton
Melendez
L.D. Stockton
Crouse
Brackeen
Russell
C. L. D. Stockton
Holland
Hill
Roonit
State Net Tourney Be Here This Year
The Roswell tennis club voted to host the state tournament again next fall likely over Labor Day. Dick Crawford was elected president. Richard Blackmar vice president. Mrs. M. F. Neal secretary-treasurer. Cliff Conley retires. The club adopts ladder play in summer and will send two men’s doubles two women’s doubles and four mixed doubles teams to Hagerman for a dual meet. May 5 and 6 high school tennis tournaments will be staged locally with J. d Shinkle.
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Roswell
State Tennis Association
Dick Crawford
Richard Blackmar
M. F. Neal
Cliff Conley
Hagerman
J. d D. Shinkle
Ate
Institute Swim Meet Foes Parade Of Local Talent
Barrack Briefs reports Jack McFarland's tank squad ready to challenge the Institute swim team with Albuquerque standouts Fish Tripp Hershfield Whitfield Smith and Burrows. Cadet Rutter's fencing squad also to duel the Lobo team. Troop competition results show demerits across troops, while March entertainment includes Wild Horse Mesa and News Reel. The piece notes cadets Townes Staples swan dives, Cousin Waldo's redhead, and Cadet Harris's three diamonds with humor and school spirit.
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Jack McFarland
Institute
McFarland
Albuquerque
Fish
Tripp
Hershfield
Whitfield
Smith
Burrows
Jack Fish
Broncos
Rutter
Lobo
Wild Horse Mesa
Hollywood
Will Rogers
Skeets Gallagher
Thompson
Townes
Staples
Waldo
Nye
Young
Rutherford Harris
Headquarters
von Becker
Rene Tallichet
Windy Albuquerque Delays Air Service at 45 MPH
Albuquerque New Mexico March 18 AP a ur ine squall or west wind which reached 45 miles an hour here yesterday delayed air service for several hours No other damage however was reported The wind came from a storm moving north over Oso Ridge and the Zuni mountains into Colorado Weather bureau officials called it one of the most dangerous storm types for aviators It was accompanied by snow and rain in the mountains but none at the city.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Oso Ridge
Zuni Mountains
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Indian Schools Seek Stay in Athletic Association
In Albuquerque on March 18 AP Reuben Perry superintendent of the U S Indian School urged members of the state interscholastic athletic association to keep non public high schools in the group. He argued no referendum is needed and the issue can be settled at the November meeting stating accurate age records exist and that Indian and private schools aim to follow the state course of study and should not be expelled. The letter was co signed by leaders of Menaul School and St Marys of Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
Association
Reuben Perry
U. S
Perry
Menaul School
St. Mary’s of
Albuquerque High May Not Play Phoenix This Year
Albuquerque officials face a possible break with Phoenix Union High due to annual football deficits of 200 to 400 dollars. Principal Glen Ream says the athletic department cannot fund another year of away games and may seek a substitute opponent such as St Michael's College at Santa Fe Gallup Las Cruces or Clovis.
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Albuquerque
Phoenix
Arizona
Union High
Glen Ream
St. Michael’s College
Santa Fe
Gallup
Las Cruces
Clovis
Bulldogs
Handicap in fight on rabid coyotes
AP report quotes John Gatlin, survey chief for New Mexico, noting rabies in coyotes can incubate from two weeks to nine months with symptoms delayed. He warns infected milk can pass rabies to people with mouth or throat abrasions, complicating eradication efforts and signaling a wider southern state outbreak risk.
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Albuquerque
N. M
John Gatlin
New Mexico
Gatlin
Fishing season opens across New Mexico in April
The article announces the New Mexico fishing season with bass, crappie, perch and catfish opening April and trout season starting May 20. It details open waters by counties including Elephant Butte Lake, Pecos River, Rio Grande stretches and conditions for catfish, plus a note about a local dance event at Yucca Theatre with Tiny Tots of the Walker School.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Jake
Elephant Butter Lake
Soul
Chaves
Eddy Counties
Pecos River
Dayton Bridge
Pecos
Santa Rosa
Dayton
Rio Grande
Taos Junction Bridge
Taos County
San Marcial
Percha Dam
Sierra County
Texas Line
Dona Ana County
Guadalupe de Baca
Chaves, Eddy, _ Quay
Dona Ana
Walker School of the Dance
The
Yucca Theatre
rAdy
Ruth Ruppert fail to settle Yankee salary dispute
In St. Petersburg on March 18 AP reports Babe Ruth and Colonel Ruppert failed to reach a 1933 season salary agreement after Ruth offered to compromise from 60 000 to 55 000 while Ruppert held at 50 000. Both declared Ruth would not retire and the next move lies with Ruth. Portales O P Bartlett elected president of the New Mexican State Farmers Holiday Association.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
Jacob Ruppert
Bambino
Ruppert
Ruth
Portales
O. P. Bartlett
New Mexican
State Farmers Holiday Association
Officers chosen at local convention headline names list
Officers selected at a convention here yesterday were Charles Madrid Las Cruces first vice president John Stevens Clovis second vice president A P Smoak San Juan county third vice president J W Taylor Portales secretary Mrs W W Greenhaw Portales treasurer.
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Ficers
Charles Madrid
Las Cruces
John Stevens
Clovis
A. P. Smoak
San Juan County
J. W. Taylor
Portales
W. W. Greenhaw
League Condemns Peru Occupation of Colombian Lands
Geneva March 18 AP The League of Nations council unanimously adopted a report condemning Peru for occupying territory ceded by treaty to Colombia and demanded Peruvians evacuate the area at once. Colombia had previously accepted the findings.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Peru
Colombia
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