National Intercollegiate Rifle Meet At NMMI Saturday
Three top college rifle squads will compete at NMMI range in Roswell for the Southwestern division of the National Intercollegiate Championship. N M M I, New Mexico State College, and Oklahoma Military Academy enter, with 50 teams in seven regional matches nationwide. Competition starts 9:30 a m and concludes about 2:30 p m, followed by the individual finals.
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Dave Ackerman
New Mexico State College
Oklahoma Military Academy
Institute Range
Tode Brenneman
Roswell
Washington
Boston
Atlanta
Chicago
Wichita
Portland
Ore
National Rifle Association
Washington, D. C
Institute
New Mexico Aggies
Hearst
David Hover
Cloudcroft
C. A. Harp, Jr
Cimarron
Aggie
D. B. Shuster
H. C. Cook
J. B. Nobles
George Wade
Bill Simpson
University of Iowa
University of Minnesota
Iowa
Navy
Middies
Penn State
Army
Babes State
Iowa State
Nebraska
Washington U
Lobos to Play Colorado in 1942
Albuquerque based report says New Mexico Lobos will host Colorado University, Big Seven champion, in 1942 after talks dated back years. Coach Ted Shipkey notes negotiations began long ago and a date of October 17, 1942 was agreed, with other scheduled foes including Marquette Loyola of Los Angeles Texas Tech New Mexico and Border Conference teams.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Ted Shipkey
Colorado University
New Mexico University
Lobos
Shipkey
Lobo
Marquette
Loyola of Los Angeles
Texas Tech
Newatta"university
Wilbur Shaw Safe in Mexico After Missing Flight
Famed race driver Wilbur Shaw, missing overnight in the distant southwest, is reported safe in a Mexican village near Nacozari Sonora after a forced landing with only 15 minutes of fuel. Earlier reports placed him near Purica and Nacozari as rescuers tracked his route from Dallas toward El Paso.
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EL Paso
Tex
Wilbur Shaw
Douglas
Ariz
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Juarez
Mexico
Shaw
Nacozari
Purica
Sonora
Kansas City
T. W. A. Radio Control Office
West Texas
New Mexico
Dallas
CAA
Exhibition Baseball Results From AP Report
At Anaheim Seattle 3 Philadelphia 1. At Fort Myers Cleveland 3 Detroit 2. At Miami Boston 11 Philadelphia 7. At Brownsville St Louis 10 Fort Worth 5. At St Petersburg St Louis 5 Brooklyn 3. At San Antonio Boston vs St Louis cancelled. At Miami New York 9 Cincinnati 8. At Los Angeles Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 7. At Ontario Los Angeles 12 Chicago 11.
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Associated Press
Anaheim
Calif
Seattle
Philadelphia
Fort Myers
Fla
Cleveland
Detroit
Miami Beach
Boston
Brownsville
Tex
St. Louis
Fort Worth
St. Petersburg
Brooklyn
Cubs Need Help From Arm Strained Bryant This Season
In Los Angeles Clay Bryant, a Cubs pitcher with a sore arm for two seasons, struggled in three innings yesterday against the Dodgers, allowing seven runs and being charged with the Bruins' defeat.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Clay Bryant
Chicago Cubs
Bruins
Deeat
Indians' catching corps aging as Hogan departs
Fort Myers report notes Jim Hogan 20 is traded to Oklahoma City leaving Cleveland with one of the oldest catching staffs in the American League. Rollie Hemsley and Gene Desautels will be 34 this season while coaches Luke Sewell and George Susce, both catchers, are also older. MIAMI, Fla.: Reds manager Bill McKechnie worries about Paul Derringer after a batted-ball groin injury. Derringer remains under care in Sarasota and plans to rejoin in Birmingham late next week.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Jim Hogan
Oklahoma City
Cleveland Indians
Rollie Hemsley
Gene Desautels
Luke Sewell
George Susce
Miami
Fila
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Derringer
Derringer
Sarasota
Birmingham
Browns circumvent cattle rule with paper deals on boots
In Harlingen Texas St Louis Browns player Harland Clift who owns 150 head of cattle has arranged several paper agreements with teammates allowing them to wear cowboy boots without meeting the Texas Cattlemen's Association requirement of owning two head.
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Harlingen
Tex
The
St. Louis Browns
Texas Cattlemen’s Association
Harland Clift
Senators Aim to Extend Grapefruit League Win Streak
Orlando report notes the Washington Senators have won five straight in the Grapefruit League with an average of ten runs per game. Dutch Leonard is slated to start tomorrow against the Philadelphia Phillies to try to extend the streak.
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Orlando
Fla
Washington Senators
Dutch Leonard
Phillies
Dodgers split squad heads to Lakeland and Texas
Clearwater dispatch reports the Brooklyn Dodgers dividing into two squads: one half traveling to Lakeland to face Detroit and the other flying to Texas for a separate game.
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Clearwater, Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lakeland
Detroit
Texas
Tigers Blame Bat Shortage for Exhibition Slump
In Lakeland Florida Detroit Tigers players complain about poor hitting in pre season games. Nearly every regular has ordered new bats in the past few days signaling frustration with equipment and timing ahead of the season.
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
White Sox weigh third base changes as Lodigiani shines
Hollywood California reports that manager Jimmy Dykes has not rescinded his plan to keep Bob Kennedy at third base though observers expect Dario Lodigiani, acquired from Oakland, may win the job. Lodigiani has been strong in the field and at the plate, including a homer against Seattle yesterday.
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Hollywood
Calif
Jimmy Dykes
Bob Kennedy
Chicago White Sox
Dario Lodigiani
Athletics
Lodigiani
Seattle
Tough Grid Games For Eastern NMC
Portales, N M March 26 The Eastern New Mexico College grid schedule for fall is described as the most ambitious in school history with games against Oklahoma City University New Mexico A M and the Flagstaff Lumberjacks plus New Mexico conference opponents. Coach Al Garten expects a strong turnout for spring practice starting April 1.
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Portales
N. M
Eastern New Mexico College
al Garten
Oklahoma City University
New Mexico A. & M
Flagstaff Lumberjacks
New Mexico
Garten
Masters Golf Tournament Institutes Course Wide Phone Hook Up
Augusta based Masters tournament officials announced a groundbreaking course wide phone hook up to relay scores and news. Six listening posts along the course linked by underground cables with the clubhouse and press headquarters will be manned during Play April 3 to 6.
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Augusta
Augusta National Club
Man U Caraveo Death Ruled Self-Inflicted
A coroner's jury ruled Manuel Caraveo a 41 year old Albuquerque bar owner died by his own action. He was found fatally shot in the back room of his establishment late yesterday with a gun recovered near the body. Officers testified the shot was through the head.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Manuel Caraveo
Caraveo
Mexican Jai-Alai Star Izaguirre Sets Distance Mark
New York report notes Izaguirre, a 25 year old Mexican jai alai star, wins by throwing the pelota 97 feet farther than Billy Terry could hit a fungo and then outdistances Bill’s hit by 15 feet in the baseball challenge. Also mentions Porky Oliver’s pneumonia at Fort Dix and Joe Louis training plans in St. Louis.
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New York
Special News Service
Izaguirre
Billy Terry
Bill
Porky Oliver
Fort Dix
John Roxborough
St. Louis
Joe Louis
Tony Musto
Los Angeles
Dick Bartell
Lou Novikoff Nicknamed Lou Novacaine by Cubs Fans
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes Lou Novikoff earning the playful nickname Lou Novacaine for his impact on the Cubs power output, as observers remark on his batting prowess and crowd reaction during today’s game.
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Lynn C. Doube
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Lou Novikoff
Lou Novacaine
Texans Bruce Barnes and Jimmy Demaret take two new golf posts
Bruce Barnes of the Houston Country Club and James Demaret of Brae Burn leave Houston to assume new posts on April 15. Barnes will coach at Greenwich Conn and Demaret at Noroton Conn, placing them 15 miles apart after 2,000 miles of travel. Both are native Texans, 30, and married Houston girls.
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Bruce Barnes
Houston Country Club
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Brae Burn
Bruce
Greenwich
Conn
Jimmy
Noroton
Quon Guides Tigers Booster Drive in New York
Near Mom and Pop Greenberg in New York Billy Quon, a Detroit Tigers supporter and Chinese restaurant owner, leads local roots. Canada Lee, once a Negro fighter, now stars on Broadway as Native Son, misnamed Leonard Corneglus Connegator by a New York announcer. Tony Lazzeri’s nine year old son David wakes hotel guests by playing Offenbach’s Tales of Hoffmann on the lobby piano.
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Mom
Pop Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
New York
Billy Quon
Canada Lee
Leonard Lionel Cornelius
N. Y
TonyLazzeri
Bambino
David
Umpire Ziggy Sears Booed Upon Aggies Visit
Umpire Ziggy Sears arrived in College Station to umpire a Bees at Texas A&M game. He was greeted by a loud chorus of boos, then quipped that he was a well known figure.
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Ziggy Sears
College Station
Tex
The
Bees
Texas Aggies
Dallas
Ziggy
Braddock Targets Loose Coin Over Joe Louis Fight
New York report says Abe Simon fights threaten gate for Louis Conn bout after Detroit clash. A Louis co manager fears another quick knockout could depress attendance, while Louis and other manager push for another Simon rematch at Madison Square Garden in May.
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New York
Joe Louis
Abe Simon
Joe
Detroit
Mike Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Atch
Abe
Billy Conn
Conn
Louis
Billy Boy
Simon
Jimmy Johnston
Cinderella Man Jim Braddock to Tour for Exhibition Fights
Jim Braddock, the Cinderella Man, plans a Dixie exhibition boxing tour with Red Burman this week. He aims to regain form in four round bouts and then challenge top heavyweights, advertising via classified number 11.
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Jim Braddock
Dixie
Red Burman
Yankees Should Win Flag in The American
In Tampa March 27 the Yankees appear ready to win the American League race by five to ten games. The club, after the Lou Gehrig absence, shows power at bat with Keller Dickey and Rolfe hitting solidly. Manager McCarthy sits and observes as pitching and fielding shine, while Cleveland trains at Fort Myers struggling with hitting. Gomez hints at a comeback as young hurlers support a strong early season start.
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Tampa
Fla
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Joe McCarthy
Joe
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Cleveland
Fort Myers
Charlie Keller
Bill Dickey
Red Rolfe
McCarthy
Yankee
Lefty Gomez
Yost Praises Modern Football In Chicago Banquet
Fielding H. Yost, nearing 70, says today’s college football is the best and most entertaining for spectators. He notes the forward pass as a key change and reflects on 20 years as Michigan athletic director, with revenues of 8.74 million and the famed 1925 squad as his greatest team.
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Chicago
Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Yost
Mich
Michigan Club
Wolverine
Northwestern
Aggies to Play At Peoria in Fall
The New Mexico A. and M. football team will travel to Peoria Illinois to meet Bradley Tech on October 24 in the longest trip in recent school history. The tentative schedule shows three open dates and includes games with Arizona University New Mexico Teachers West Texas State Tempe Flagstaff New Mexico University and the Texas Miners.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico A. & M
Peoria
Ill
Bradley Tech
Aggies
Arizona University
New Mexico Teachers
West Texas State
Tempe
Flagstaff
New Mexico University
Texas Miners
McHale Bets $1500 On Winter Golf Circuit in Asheville
Jimmy McHale spends fifteen hundred dollars to chase a $5,000 Land of the Sky open in Asheville N C. He has not yet won prize money but says each shot sharpens his swing and learning will pay off later. At 24 he is six foot three and works as Ed Dudley’s assistant in Philadelphia with a baseball lineage from his Red Sox father.
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Asheville
N. C
Jimmy McHale
McHale
Greensboro
Hogans
Nelsons
Sneads
Jimmy
Gene Sarazen
Boston Red Sox
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
NMU Field School of Arts Dates Announced
New Mexico University announces its 12th annual field school of arts at the Harwood Foundation in Taos from June 9 to August 2. The 11th annual field school of Indian art runs July 28 to August 23 in Santa Fe.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico University
Harwood Foundation
Taos
Santa Fe
Track Tryouts At Institute Monday
N M M I track team to hold tryouts next Monday or Tuesday announced by Maj R R Brown who just took over coaching. First meet with Texas Miners at El Paso on April 5 and May 3 dual with Trinidad Junior College here. New Mexico Conference meet May 9 10 on campus. Brown aims strong team despite last year’s hurdlers graduated.
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Maj
R. R. Brown
Texas Miners
el Paso
Trinidad (Colo
New Mexico
Brown
Institute Third In Hearst Rifle Match
Institute No 1 rifle team placed third in the Hearst Match for 8th Corps Area colleges with a 912 score. New Mexico Aggies won at 928, Oklahoma Aggies 914. four Institute teams entered with varied finishes. individual champion was Jesse M Beene of New Mexico Aggies with 192. Institute No 1 members were Pearson Walts Willcox Stribbling and McKnight.
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Dave Ackerman
Hearst
8Th Corps
New Mexico Aggies
Oklahoma Aggies
Institute
Jesse M. Beene
New Mexico Aggie
Institute No. 1
Hubert B. Pearson
Hugh F. Walts
Lyman S. Willcox
Thomas Stribbling
Jack McKnight
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