Coyotes Seek Turnaround Against Portales Rams
The Roswell Coyotes aim to rebound after a canceled Hobbs game and two losses to Odessa and El Paso. Coach Corn emphasizes blocking drills as three starting positions remain undecided, with Portales visiting for an 8 p.m. Friday contest.
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Reds Still Strong For 1941 Despite 1940 Defeat
Cincinnati has a busy political and sports scene as the coroner’s verdict suggests the Reds remain a strong contender. Manager Bill McKechnie is still in charge as star pitchers Buck Walters and Derringer approach prime ages. The piece projects a capable Reds pitching staff and a mainly settled lineup for next spring with questions in left field.
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Disappearance Mystery In Albuquerque Man Investigated
Denver police checked a Buick sedan likely belonging to Gilbert G Hendrix Jr of Albuquerque New Mexico who vanished last Friday. A blood stained handkerchief broken spectacles and deposits totaling 537 42 and 2500 found in the car indicate a possible foul play or sudden exit as investigators examine fingerprints.
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Golf Pros to Chase Near $100,000 Winter Purses
Sports notes report nearly $100,000 in purses for golf pros on the winter tour. The item mentions SMU and Notre Dame facing a key game described as the season's test for the school, noting regional ties and expectations. Also referenced are comments from figures tied to Major League Baseball and city politics in a broad, humorous tone.
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Phil Lies Set Record For Time In The Cellar
Earl C Wingard reports from Aberdeen South Dakota that The Phil band now holds the record for spending more time in the cellar than any entity since prohibition. This curious tally highlights a long stretch of parties and gatherings in local beverage quarters.
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Giants to field brass band for Giants at Philadelphia next Sunday
Indiana polis club general manager Leo Miller says Myron McCormick, center fielder bound for the Reds, will be the fastest man in either major league next year. Taylor of the Des Moines Register and Tribune marks 25 years with the paper this month. More than six percent of male enrollment at Big Ten schools are listed as athletes.
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High School Coaches The Hill Country Secret Plays
In Texas Holly Mc Lemore of Austin and Stan Lambert of Hillsboro exchanged plays by mail to compare formations defenses and lineups. Their written notes covered fundamentals and weights as both teams prepared.
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Street seeks baseball link amid rent world in Joplin
Gabby Street, former Cards manager, bored with collecting rents in Joplin, Missouri, seeks a baseball tie. Sam Breadon says the Cards will not sell or trade Medwick this winter. Dr. Harry A. March, early football figure, recuperating from serious illness. Many wrestling champions crowned since the Yanks and Reds displayed Sunday exhibition in the tenth inning.
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Kent State Faces Injury Free Run at WORT Meet
Kent State University track squad aims for a smooth season with no sprains this year, the first time in 13 years. Coaches note the team has kept injury problems away as they train for the upcoming WORT event.
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Missouri star Paul Christman sheds pounds on game day
He's Regular Paul Christman's weight chart stays consistent as he loses five pounds each time he steps on the football field whether in practice or on Saturday. The U of Missouri star's routine persists across contexts and remains a notable note about his conditioning.
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Carlsbad Sees Heaviest Rains in Months
Carlsbad New Mexico reports its heaviest rainfall in months with 1.15 inches recorded Saturday night according to weather bureau figures released today.
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Lobos badly crippled for Texas Miners game
New Mexico Universitys Lobos suffer nine injuries after a 7 to 6 win over Denver as coach Ted Shipkey eyes the Texas Miners from El Paso. The list includes tackle Jack Rushing and backs Jim Hubbell Avery Monfort Finley MacGillivray Chuck Tannehill Tommy Gibson George Gustovich George Skandale and fullback Cliff Holloman. Shipkey plans heavy pass defense to slow Ken Heineman and expects a tough battle in Albuquerque.
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Goodman 30, poised for best baseball ahead
Goodman, aged 30, is described as entering a phase with potential prime performance. The note highlights expectation of peak form and continued development in forthcoming seasons. The tone suggests optimism about his career trajectory and impact on the team.
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Duke Heavily Favored to Beat Pitt U This Weekend
Pittsburgh awaits a Duke team from Durham North Carolina favored to win. Duke boasts stronger offense and solid defense, while Pitt under Charley Bowser emphasizes resilience after a win over Washington and West Virginia. Bowser touts improved Pitt play as Duke arrives for the clash.
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Yankees Still After Improvement and New Talent
New York, Oct. 10. President Ed Barrow and George Weiss discuss the Yankees’ aggressively expanding plans after a World Series showing. They eye George McQuinn and couple Friddy with Priddy in a rising wave of promising infielders while hinting at new catching and pitching replacements as aging stars wind down.
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Pitt Excluded From First Division In Early Season Forecasts
A fragment notes Pitt appearing as relegated to the second division in early season predictions, suggesting expectations for their performance and placing among teams. The statement implies uncertainty about league status and competitive level at the season start.
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Mercury 8 Sedan Coupe 1940 Packages Feature Overview
Mercury 8 Sedan-Coupe 1940 packages highlight fingertip gearshift on the steering column a new all weather ventilation system sealed beam headlamps for safer night driving and a torsion bar ride stabilizer. The sedan coupe offers an exceptionally large luggage compartment that is automatically lighted.
Rookie Yankee Hero of the World Series
A New York rookie earns hero status as he helps the Yankees sweep the Reds in the World Series. The piece highlights Charley Keller and Iron, a standout rookie with seven hits in 16 at bats for 19 bases and a 438 batting average, alongside anecdotes about his background from Middletown Maryland to the University of Maryland and semi pro play in North Carolina.
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War merchants warned of hard bargains in Europe
Edward J. Noble, undersecretary of commerce, said during New York talks that war buyers from Europe are planning to drive hard bargains for orders. He cautioned business leaders to expect tougher terms as nations seek supplies, credits, and priority shipments amid ongoing hostilities.
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