Barracks Briefs News from the training campus and games
Reports on exams and homecoming preparations, a polo match setup against Arizona, and junior football prospects. Includes lineup details, upcoming matches, and notes on club discussions and a radio lecture. Team names include Captain Joe Dinnethi, Hawk, Waterhouse, Doran, Niemann, and Waterbone. Arizona four goals, Vaughn and Las Vegas mentioned.
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Lasegas
Waterhouse
Doran
Hal Niemann
Waterbone
Hawk
New Mexico CCC Youths Cut Relief Costs
Washington reports 750 New Mexico youths enrolled in CCC camps cutting direct relief expenditures by 18750. Fechner noted relief rolls shed families of the youths as CCC members send 25 dollars of their 50 dollar monthly pay home.
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New Mexico
CCC
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
Fechner
Big East West clash Cornell Michigan in opening test
College football preview outlines Cornell and Michigan as the season’s early inter sectional showpiece. It notes Michigan’s punt pass and prayer style against Cornell’s Dobie era power, with both teams modernizing and aiming to prove in the early schedule alongside Purdue Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois and Indiana Notre Dame matchups.
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Michigan
Cornell
Gil Dobie
Harry Kipke
Ithaca
Purdue
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Roswell Coyotes Set To Battle Clovis Wildcats Tomorrow
Roswell coach Poe Corn leads twenty two Coyotes to Clovis to challenge the Wildcats famed for last year’s title. Roswell promises a faster, tougher team with a disciplined line and aims to upset the strong home squad. Eleven starting positions listed with Holloman, Porter, Glover, House, Espinosa, Aragon among backs and guards, centers, tackles and ends named.
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Poe Corn
Coyote Grid Warriors
Clovis High School Wildcats
New Mexico
Clovis
al- Luqueque Indians
Wildcats
Corn
Coyotes
Curry County
Cats
Roswell
Holloman
Porter
Glover
House
Espinosa
Aragon
Beall
Hannigan
Rose
Newsim
Roberts
Shaw
Holland
Anderson
Green
Dale
Ayalia
Stolaroff
Gillespire
Witt
Perkins
Tarbell
Jimmie Foxx Named American League Most Valuable Player
James Emory Foxx, homerun king of the major leagues, is chosen as the American League's most valuable player for the second straight year by the Baseball Writers Association of America. The Athletics slugger led in home runs and RBIs with 159, edging rivals from the Senators and Yankees in a vote tally.
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Weaver
Gibson
Japan
China
Russia
Newland
Far East
Kelly
Radio Club
Major Smith
Srriye
New York
James Emory Foxx
Walter Johnson
Washington
Senators
Rogers Hornsey
Wage Dispute at Duke City Indian Hospital
Washington reports possible move by New Mexico district attorney in a wage dispute over the Albquerque Indian hospital project. An injunction hearing is set on Edward Lembke’s suit against Robert McKee, seeking to stop back wage payments of 55 cents versus 1.12 dollars per hour for masons, tied to a sub contract with Charles Spencer and others.
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Washington
Federal
New Mexico
Albuuquerque
Edward Lembke
Robert McKee
McKee
Indian Bureau
Wege
Lembke
Charles Spencer
Charles Fahy
Bureau
Lembke-Spencer
Arizona Teachers poised for border title clash with Lumberjacks
The New Mexico Aggies face Northern Arizona in Flagstaff in a decisive border conference game. Coach Hines hopes a win or tie boosts their title chances after a 14-4 romp over Seeley and Trogstead led Aggie attack. Lumberjacks, coming off a 14-0 defeat of the Lobos, seek strong showing and a title bid.
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New Mexico Aggies
Hines
Flagstaff
Aggies
University Lobos
Normal University Cowboys
Seeley
Trogstead
Aggie
Normal University
Himes
Corley
Fagstaff
Lawsuit Seeks Funds Held In Escrow In Albuquerque
In a pending suit the plaintiff notes money is being retained in escrow by Lemual Powers, a bureau agent in Albuquerque, as the case progresses. The action concerns a sub-contractor dispute and awaits court outcome.
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Lemual Powers
Albuquerque
Intersectional Grid Clashes Highlight Weekend Football
The article previews East v West showdowns with Cornell in the East facing Michigan in the West. Key players include Ferraro for Cornell and Ward Petoskey and Bernard for Michigan. Other notable games listed are Northwestern Stanford in Evanston Fordham West Virginia in New York Columbia Vanderbilt in New York and Temple Haskell in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
King Features Syndicate
Punts and Passes on the Gridiron
Reuters style brief notes on college gridiron matchups highlight Temple Owls versus Haskell Indians with coach links to Carlisle School and Lone Star Dietz. Also coverage of Manhattan College adopting a twelve threat backfield and Georgetown’s notably young lineup with Leo Curley and Paul Kennedy as key players.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Glenn “Pop” Warner
Temple Owls
Haskell Indians
Haskell
Dietz
Warner
Carlisle
Washington, D. C
Georgetown
Bok
Fioven
Leo Curley
Boston
Paul Kennedy
Glass Elections at N. M. University
Elections completed at the University of New Mexico with multiple nominations for each office. Senior class elected Ralph Trigg as president and Hardin Clark as vice president, Grace Campbell as secretary treasurer, and Verne Miller to the student council. Junior class chose Gordon Greves as president, Marguerite Jenkins as vice president, Jean Wiley as secretary treasurer, and Addo Barrows as student council representative. Sophomores elected Lawrence Lackey as president, Ruth Brock as vice president, Grace Baker as secretary treasurer, Evelyn Bigelow as student council representative. Freshman class named James Milne president, Bob Heron as vice president, and Marion Leheler as secretary treasurer.
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Mexico
Manife Ted
Ralph Trigg
Fort Sammner
Clas
Hardin Clark
Albuquerque
Grace Campbell
Verne Miller
Lawrence Lackey
Santa Fe
Dent
Ruth Brock
Gamerco
Grace Baker
Evelyn Bigelow
James Milne
John Milne
Albuquerque City Schools
Bob Heron
Marion Eleher
Canton Football Practice St. Lawrence Dorm Cedar Gym Run
Canton New York reports St. Lawrence football players share a dormitory and practice nightly. Coach Tom Sullivan leads a half hour drill in the gym from 10 to 10 30 p m after evening sessions, emphasizing play execution.
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Canton
N. Y
St. Lawrence
Tom Sullivan
Cymnasium
Pennsylvania adds Shanghai-born quarterback McCracken to varsity
Philadelphia young player Josiah McCracken, promoted to Penns varsity quarterback, arrived from Shanghai China where he learned football under his father a former Penn guard. The unusual path shows his training began abroad before college competition.
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Philadelphia
Josiah McCracken
Pennsylvania
McCracken
Shanghai
China
Penn
Colgate Football Sees Single Spectator During Passing Drill
Hamilton Kentucky reports the Colgate football squad practicing a complex passing maneuver with only one spectator present, highlighting a sparse turnout as the team works on its aerial attack and coordination under coach guidance.
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Hamilton, Ky
Colgate
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