Coyotes and Broncos Play At Home This Weekend
Roswell high Coyotes host Santa Fe Demons led by Chester Clemens at 7 30 Friday while the Broncos open their New Mexico schedule Saturday night against the Panhandle Aggies from Goodwell Oklahoma The Institute game starts at 8 15 The Aggies beat New Mexico State Teachers College Mustangs 7 0 last week Coyotes scrimmaged yesterday as coach Corn works to add scoring punch and emphasize pass defense
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Ale. M. I. Broncos
Coyotes
Santa Fe
Chester Clemens
Bros
New Mexico
Panhandle Aggies
Goodwell
Oklahoma
Institute
Aggies
New Mexico State Teachers College Mustangs
Silver City
Corn
Joe Louis Plans Life After Boxing With Detroit Club
Joe Louis’ managers Juliane Black and John Roxborough map his post boxing life. They plan a Detroit riding club and eatery for the city’s colored upper crust, with Louis hosting and checking dishes. They aim to keep his legacy spotless and ensure he remains a credit to the race after retirement.
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Joe Louis
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Brown Bombers
Detroit
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Juliane Black
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Jack Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Bleck
State high football preview features eight unbeaten teams
Eight New Mexico high schools remain unbeaten as this week’s schedule tests title contenders. Las Cruces hosts Deming while Las Vegas meets an unbeaten Las Cruces foes loom large as Capitan Alamogordo Carlsbad Clovis contend for clean slates. St Michaels meets Denver Cathedral and Santa Rosa faces Melrose as Santa Fe travels to Roswell.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Bulldogs
Las Cruces
Deming
Railbirds
Raton
Tigers
Las Vegans
Las Vegas
Cardinals
Alamogordo
Capitan
Carlsbad
Clovis
Wildcats
Cle Vis
Santa Fe
St. Michaels Horsemen
Denver
Belen
Belabor
Santa Rosa
Melrose
Roswell
Hias Cruces
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Belena
A Capitana
Les Carlsbad
East and Midwest dominate football map in 1940s era standings
East and Midwest emerge as the top football divisions based on about 50 major inter sectional games. Midwest leads with 12 victories, 7 defeats, while the East shows 13 wins and 9 losses. The report notes strong showings by Big Six teams and several Southeast Conference results, with several notable upsets and losses among top programs.
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Midwest
Mid-Western
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Santa Clara
Southwest
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Georgia
Holy Cross
Duke
Colgate
Pittsburgh
North Carolina
Centenary
New Mexico
St. Mary’s
San Antonio
Oklahoma
Busy Bee Cafe versus Montgomery Ward bowling match tonight
Bowling action in the City League features Busy Bee Cafe against Montgomery Ward at 7 30 tonight. Lannom's Gulf Oilers led the league after last night’s two wins over Ball and White. Red Ball of Ball and White had a 200 single game and tied for high three game total of 501 with Thom. Oilers total pins 2337, Ball and White 2212. Also probate notice in Chaves County New Mexico for the estate of William T Joyner deceased with final account hearing set for November 29 1939 at 10 00 AM in Roswell. Eva B Joyner administrator and Hervey Dow Hill & Hin kle attorneys.
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Gulf Oilers
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White
Red
Thomas
Oilers
State OF
New Mexico
Eva B. Joyner
Kathryn Joyner
Louise Joyner McKee
Mildred Joyner Davis
Gertrude Joyner Joyce
William T. Joyner
Chaves County
Roswell
Hervey, Dow, Hill & Hinkle
Probate Court
Hagerman News Visitors and Local Social Notes
Miss Elinor Hughes from El Paso shopped in Roswell on Saturday and Kirby Hughes of N M J C spent the weekend with kin. Miss Letha Greene Edward Evans and Jack Conner attended an Artesia show Sunday. Mrs Burch, visiting her daughter, returned home with them. Nellie Lange Leroy Boykin attended the Artesia show. Edward Peans of Artesia dined with Miss Greene at her parents home Sunday. Miss Arnold and Ray Sanders wed Saturday. Mrs Ira Johnson and children spent the weekend with Mrs W
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Elinor Hughes
el Paso
Roswell
Kirby Hughes
N. M. Jr. College
Letha Greene
Edward Evans
Jack Conner
Artesia
Marvin Tollett
Santa Fe
Miss Arnold
Ray Sanders
Ira Johnson
Roswell Outlines Yearlong Leases for City Hall Office Space
Notice of intention to lease outlines one year leases at Roswell City Hall for rooms 113 114 115 to the Social Security Board. rooms 16 17 18 and halfway to USDA Soil Conservation Service. and rooms 210 211 212 213 to the Agricultural Conservation Program. Total rents 662.20 752.40 and 955.00 per year with monthly payments and utility obligations. Public copies available at City Clerk’s office. leases to be consummated November 10 1939.
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State of
New Mexico
City of
Roswell
Fifth and Richardson Streets
United States of America
Social Security Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Committee of the Agricultural Conservation Program
City of Roswell
J. H. Dekker
Guest referee idea fades amid sour boxing calls
New York reports sour decisions haunt guest refs while Lefty O Doul faces scrutiny. Michigan City featherweight Al Reba eyed by ringside watchers as San Diego club owner M L Clark leaves fans to pick day or night baseball. Sunnyside beats Gallia 100 in five innings. Diana Day-Sammy Angott rematch moves to 15 rounds. Clyde Turner praised as top Southwestern center for Hardin Simmons. Lambert trophy signals Eastern intercollegiate football title race.
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New York
Lefty O’doul
San Francisco
al Reba
Michigan City
Ind
M. L. Clark
San Diego
Davey Day
Sammy Angott
Chicago
Yanks Pitcher Headed East for Hunting Expedition
Lefty Gomez of the New York Yankees heads this week for a hunting trip in New Brunswick. Eastern newspapers nominate Parker Hall, former Mississippi star now with the Cleveland Rams, as pro football's rookie of the year.
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Lefty Gomez
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Yanks
New Brunnswick
Parker Hall
U. of Mississippi
Cleveland Rams
One Minute Interview Highlighting Durocher Outfield Stars
In a brief one minute interview Leo Durocher asserts his best relay outfield last season with Parks as a breakout star and Dixie Walker delivering strong runs after Jimmy Ripple anchored the field.
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Leo Durocher
Dixie Walker
Jimmy Ripple
Alabama Tennessee clash tops week for gridiron fans
The season features Alabama versus Tennessee at Knox-Cebees, promising the fiercest game of the week. Tommy Loughran earns a promoter license to stage an opening show October 31 in a Philadelphia theater. Coach Hooks Mylin of La Fayette distinguishes Sweeny twins only when Dick has a broken pec. Clark Griffith re-signs Stan Harris and Frank Frisch reh-ires Honus Wagner.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Knox- Cebees
Tommy Loughran
Philly
Hooks Mylin
LaFayette
Sweeny Twins
Clark Griffith
Stan Harris
Frank Frisch
Honus Waener
England may buy New York Yanks if arms embargo lifts
Morris Katz of Houston reports gossip that an end to the arms embargo could lead England to purchase the New York Yanks. He urges verification of this claim amid circulating talk.
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Morris Katz
Houston
Tex
England
New York
Last Week’s Parade Notables Rally For Fordham Throw
The article notes Ceril Gens and Bill Wallace of Rice making a long trip to New Orleans to counter Fordham’s passing game, with Fordham’s throw dominating much of the afternoon.
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Bill Wallace
Rice cc
New Orleans
Tab Fordham
Clark Griffith Comment on Greenberg Prospects
Clark Griffith questions whether Greenberg is the exact fit saying he wouldn’t hurt the club, reflecting cautious evaluation of the potential player amid team considerations.
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Greenberg
Ose
What really happened to the Wizard of Schnozz in game
Sam from Charleston West Virginia asks about the fate of the famed Wizard of Schnozz after the final game. The inquiry signals curiosity about performance and outcome, seeking clarity on what occurred during that contest.
UCLA Bruins Stay Home for Seven straight Games
UCLA Bruins will remain at home for the next seven football games. The UC LANS wrapped up their road trip with a visit to Stanford in Palo Alto last Saturday, ending their sightseeing.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
U.C.L.A. Bruins
Uclans
Palo Alto
Stanford
Kent State Football Freshmen Show Strong Scholastic Honors
Kent State drills 93 fresh gridders with ten former scholastic captains and 27 earning all scholastic honors. The unit competes daily as the program builds depth and talent for the next season.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State
Duke and Pitt players show sportsmanship after game
In Durham Duke coach Wallace Wade sent in a substitute for George McAfee as Pitt back Dick Cassiano ran over to congratulate him. A late planned pass to Casiano was halted when the quarterback waited for Cassiano to return to defense, preserving fair play after a hard game.
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N.C
Pitt
Wallace Wade
Duke
George McAfee
Dick Cassiano
George
Blue Devils
Cassiano
McAfee
Trophy to be returned after grid season showdown
The championship return to New York with Carnegie Tech visiting NYU as the reigning holder plans to surrender the trophy to the board of trustees when the football season ends. The trustees will award the trophy again this year at season's conclusion.
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New York
Carnegie Tech
Tech
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