Roswell Hosts State Track and Field Meet Rules 1950s
Roswell NM hosts the State Track and Field meet with prelims on Friday May 5 and finals on Saturday May 6. Schools must meet NMHSA eligibility and follow NAC rules with minor exceptions including a 12 pound shot and a one half mile relay. Competition caps per school and point structure are outlined. housing options and housing guidelines with NM Military Institute apply. officials note entry deadlines and ticket procedures.
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N. M. M. I. eRoswell
New Mexico
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Roswell
George White
N. Guad
Lupe
Carlybad
N. M
Hoop Gymnasium
New Mexico Military Tasts
Nts
New Mexic Military Institute
L. B. Plummer
Gilkeson
Nickson Hotels
F&h
Pop Warner’s grid ideas at Temple unfold
Philadelphia March 28 AP Two minor changes by Glenn Pop Warner will debut with Temple University football. The Old Fox sticks to a powerful attack while introducing quick huddle transitions and a new end-over-end pass replacing the spiral snap as centers are instructed by Fred Swan.
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Philadelphia
Glenn
Pop) Warner
Temple University
Pop
Fred Swan
Roswell Ball Committee to Report at Chamber Tonight
The committee formed last Thursday to raise funds for a Roswell base ball club in the West Texas New Mexico Class D league will report at a mass meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 this evening. A possible message from A F Madison may be read regarding a Fort Worth consult with Jakie Atz about the Roswell club. All supporters urged to attend.
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Roswell
West Texas
Vines Likely Out Of First Davis Cup Match
New York March 28 AP The United States may open the Davis Cup against Mexico without Ellsworth Vines the national champion Vines would miss the May 5 6 7 ties in Mexico City and join the squad in the east about May 1 if the U S wins in Mexico City Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas ranked No 2 is expected to captain the team The remaining members likely include Frank Shield Clif Sutter Keith Gledhill George Lott Jola Van Ryn and Sidney B Wood Jr
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New York
United States
Mexico
Ellsworth Vines
United Due Tes Lawn Tennis Association
Vines
Mexico City
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Frank Shield
Clif Sutter
Keith Gledbill
George Lott
Jola van
Rynaha Sidney
B. Wood, Jr
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Schedule
Results include St Louis and Brooklyn tied with Philadelphia toppling Boston 11 to 3, New York 16 over Cincinnati 3, and other interleague showings. Several games set for St Petersburg New Orleans Birmingham Oakland and Los Angeles, among others, with rain delay noted.
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Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
ENY
Philadelphia
Newark
St. Petersburg
Cleveland
New Orleans
Washington
Birmingham
Chicago
Oakland
Buffalo
Fort Lauderdale
Detroit
Beaumont
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Montreal
ILJ
Orlando
Pittsburgh
Seattle
PCI
Santa Barbara
Bradenton
Barrack Club Initiation And Cadet Activities Noted
The report covers barracks life with many cadets joining the Varsity P club, a rise in a mint and gum trade, daily drills at Cahoon Armory, and prayers for forgiveness. It notes government inspections set for April, boxing events, troop demerits, a cadet meeting led by Cadet Colonel Rutherford Harris, and plans for a Cahoon Armory dance.
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Cahoon
Junior Luskand
Sol Taubman
Lk Club
Agunual
War Department
Kiehth Corps
Merritt
K Troop
Rutherford Harris
Cadet Corp
Johnny Funk
IL Club
Cahoon Armory
Bobby Heller
Julio Thiaramonte
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP REPORTS 9 BOUTS IN THREE CITIES
New York bouts include Stanley Ptreda stopping Tom Heeney and Tony Dominguez beating Nick Lili. Lou Poster outpoints Eddie Malcolm in New York. Michael Sampson and Jimmy Martin also feature with stoppages and decisions across New York and Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
New York
Stanley Ptreda
Jersey City
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Tony Dominguez
Tampa
Fla
Nick Lili
Beaumont
Tex
Lou Poster
Pottstown
Eddie Malcolm
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Jimmy Thompson
Yonkers
N. Y
Jimmy Martin
Connecticut
Dominick Seda
Miami
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Young
Manuel
Pittsburgh
Tommy Paul
Most Butch
Red Bruce
Bill Flannagan
Clearfield
Wrestling results from New York to London headline bouts
The Record reports wrestling results across multiple cities. Jim Browning 230 of Verona Nebraska threw Sam Cordovan 202 of New York in 31 48. Fred Grummier 205 from Iowa won by default over Frank Judson 208 of Boston in 61 29. Ernie Dusek 214 of Omaha threw John Maxos 208 from Omaha in 42 12. Ed Strangler Lewis 265 of Los Angeles threw Leon Pinetzki 250 of Poland in 23 45. Bronko Nagursati 225 of Minneapolis threw George Deck 203 of Estherville Iowa in 15 00. Sandor Szabo 208 of Hungary and George Zaryn 202 of Ukrainia drew in London.
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New York
Jim Browning
Verona
Sam _ Cordovano
Camden
N. J
Fred Grummier
Iowa
Frank Judson
Boston
Lancaster
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
John Maxos
Chicago
Strangler
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