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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1934

Page

2

Coyotes Trounce Artesia High 20 to 7 in Roswell

Roswell Coyotes defeated Artesia High Bulldogs 20 to 7 yesterday afternoon. The Coyotes led 20 to 0 at halftime with three touchdowns, then substituted players held the line as Artesia scored in the second half. Tommie Hall starred at fullback with strong blocking and long runs.

Roswell Histry Scholor Coyotes Artesia High Schooll Bulldogs Bulldogs Coyotes Roswell Artesia Coyote Corn Tommie Slignals George Stockton Brown Davis Hal Espinosa Porter Lovington Holloman Tommie Hall Gilbert Aragon A.tong Aragon Gilbert Bulldog Holland Fergotes Rosce

Cubs to Be Rebuilt as Wrigley Takes Helm

Chicago changes unfold with FP K Wrigley becoming club president succeeding William Walker. Grimm named vice president as Pat Malone heads to St Louis for J Kenneth O'Dea. White Sox consider big rebuild centered on Al Simmons with $250000 at manager Jimmy Dykes disposal. Some football action noted with Artesia and Coyotes game context and upcoming Carlsbad clash.

Chicago Chicago Cub Charlie Grimm FP. K. Wrigley William Walker Grimm Pat Malone Cubs Cardinals St. Louis J. Kenneth O'Dea Columbus American Associatoin Cardinal White Sox Jimmy Dykes Harry Grabiner Sox al Simmons

Aggies Hold Arizona To Standstill In Road Tie

Tucson Arizona October 27 AP A light young New Mexico Agricultural College squad held Arizona to a 0 0 tie after a hard fought game. Quarterback Lem Pratt sparked the attack with line plunges and passes while Al Sacket played through a broken rib. The Aggies stopped Arizona’s drives with six fumbles and a solid line, matching Arizona’s total yards at 185 with six first downs each. Pratt’s long punt average and a near score at the 13 yard line featured the visitors for most of the contest.

Tucson Ariz New Mexico Agricultual’ College University of Arizona Lem Pratt Invaders Wildcat Arizona Thea Agsies Aggies Wildcats al Sacket Tod Pratt

Roswell Men Send Telegrams To Bronco Players

Thirty two Roswell business men sent telegrams of encouragement to the 32 members of the N M S football squad in Albuquerque ahead of their game this afternoon against the New Mexico University Lobos. Each Roswell player received a wire, showing solid local support.

Roswell Albuquerque New Mexico University Lobos

Great Climax Runners By Burnley

A 1944 feature highlights sensational ball carriers across the nation. Stanford's Bobby Grayson, injured yet stellar, leads the coast with his remarkable leg drive and momentum dragging tacklers. East standout Jack Buckler and several others from Navy Duke Ohio State Tulane and Minnesota join a scintillating list of climactic runners nationwide.

Grayson Indians Stanford Bobby Harry Grayson Harry Warburton Franklin East Jack Buckler Army Waco Wildcat Bob Zuppke Buckler Bob Barabas Columbia Cornelius Duke Barrios Navy Hilliard Texas Minnesota Nott Detroit Heekin and Smith Ohio State Bryan Tulane Nichelini St. Mary’s Consright King Features Syndicate Inc

Five-way lead in world horseshoe finals midway

In Los Angeles on October 27 AP reports five pitchers from three states remain in a deadlock for the world horseshoe championship as Round Robin play passes its halfway point. Frank Jackson from Blue Mound Kas seventy four year old veteran leads with high qualifying score alongside Ted Allen Alhambra defending champion Fernando Fisais James Lecky of Phoenix and Gene Brown of Riverside each with 13 triumphs and defeats. tournament ends tomorrow.

Los Angeles Frank Jackson Blue Mound Kas Ted Allen Alhambra Fernando Fisais James Lecky Phoenix Ariz Gene Brown Riverside Calif

Are You Satelfied With the Sheriff Nominee Ad

Voter advisory asks residents to write the name . J. House on the ballot and place an X after it in advance voting material. The notice uses shorthand and promotional tone about sheriff race participation. It includes ballot instruction for selecting the nominee by marking X.

J. House

Complete Line tools and knitting accessories El Chivate

Complete Line tools and knitting accessories located at 421 North Richardson. Phone 1189. Advertisement featuring a local supplier of craft items and hardware style tools with contact details.

el Chivate North Richardson

Waning Frugal Classified Pears and Apples Ad

A brief classified line lists pears and apples available near Wilbur Coe on South Main beside the Bus Depot with a contact phone 222 for inquiries. The note appears as an advertisement offering record wants and possible results.

Wilbur Coe South Main

Football Scores From Friday Finals AP roundup

East region shows West Virginia Wesleyan and Geneva tied 7 all, George Washington 6 Wake Forest 2. In the South Southwestern Louisiana 10 Southeastern Louisiana blank, Union Tennessee Teachers 13 West Tennessee 6. Loyola New Orleans 15 Spring Hill 0, Miami 42 Wofford 14. Western Kentucky Teachers 14 Mid-Tennessee 30, East Tennessee 19 Maryville 6, Arkansas State Teachers 25 Arkansas State 0. Duquesne 20 Detroit 6 Creighton 13 Oklahoma A and M Ed.

The Associated Press West Virginia Wesleyan Geneva George Washington Wake Forest Southwestern Southeastern Union Tenn West Tennessee Loyola New Orleans Spring Hill Miami Wofford Western Kentucky Mid-Tennessee East Tennessee Maryville Arkansas State Washington Univ Drake John Carroll Ohio Haskell Grinnell William Jeweils Missouri Valley Cape Gardeau Kirksville Warrensburg Emporia Washburn Baker Ottawa College of Emporia Bethany Kas Durant Ada Moorheag Minn St. Cloud Illinois Wesleyan Stevens Pt Penn Towa Wesleyan Chadren Wayne Neb Kearney Nebraska Wesleyan Midland

High School News Coach Pee Corn Speech Urges Humility

A Friday athletic assembly featured Coach Pee Corn cautioning students against becoming cocky and predicting wins. He argued future game outcomes depend on beating Artesia, Roswell, with optimism that victory will shape the remaining schedule.

Pee Corn Athletic Assembly Artesia Coach Corn Carothers Miss Feather Mr. Carothers Spain Chile Granada

Clovis High School Wildcats blank Cavemen 61 to 0

Clovis High School Wildcats overwhelmed Carlsbad Cavemen 61 to 0 in Carlsbad. Heavy, experienced Wildcats dominated all four quarters while Carlsbad failed to threaten.

Huey Long Brings Kingfish Show On Football Special

Huey Long rode a 124 piece LSU band and 1 500 cadets toward the LSU Vanderbilt game in a Nashville bound train. The Louisiana senator staged cross state scraps of entertainment at crossroads, paying travel for many students and customizing the concert with extra woodwinds banjo and a grand showmanship display. He publicly scolded an army captain then embraced him, adding to the pageantry of a uniquely campaign style trip through three states.

Nashville Tenn Huey Long U. S Louisiana Louisiana State University Vanderbilt L. S.U Huey United States Army Long Lone Vicksburg Miss

New Mexico Aggies Take First in Border Conference

Albuquerque October 27 AP The New Mexico A g g i e s and University of Arizona drew 0 0 in Tucson leaving UNM firmly atop the Border Conference with two wins and no defeats. The Lobos prepare for a homecoming clash with the Aggies on November 17 after traveling to Tucson next week and hope to avenge last year’s 7 9 defeat to Arizona. The Lobos have already beaten Northern Arizona Teachers and Arizona State Teachers.

Albuquerque N. M New Mexico Aggies University of Arizona At Tucson University of New Mexico Texas Tech Aggies Aggie Arizona Lobos Northern Arizona Arizona State

Ruth Offered Washington Senators Manager Job

Washington reports state Clark Griffith discussed a manager for the Senators with Bucky Harris while offering Babe Ruth a managerial post. Ruth allegedly asked $30,000 and a gate, with Griffith considering the proposal as Harris, Ruth, and the club’s history frame the negotiation amid a major ownership reshuffle.

Babe Ruth Senators Washington Clark Griffith Washingtonenators Bucky Harris Harris Griffith Bucky Boston Leceh Toe Grenin Ruth

Loyola Defeats Texas Tech 12-7 in Foggy Gilmore Stadium

Loyola Lions rally from a 7-6 deficit in the fourth quarter at Gilmore Stadium before 16,000 as Max Parrish connects with Bill Byrne on a fourth down pass for the winning score. Texas Tech Matadors, wearing red, suffer a hard fought defeat in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Tech Matators Loyola Lions Tedcay Gilmore Stadium Reiderm Tom Lieb Max Parrish Bill Bryne

Enthusiastic football boosters question patience and change

Mr Shinkle urged patience as time would smooth problems while boosters wonder why their enthusiasm wanes after a moth remark and a cryptic query about future support. The exchange hints at shifting attitudes among supporters and a reflective mood about timing.

Mr. Shinkle

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