Inter sectional grid game set for Roswell Saturday
The only intersectional junior college football game of the season features New Mexico Military Institute Broncos hosting Wentworth Military Academy Red Dragons of Lexington Missouri. The series stands 2 0 in favor of NM I the Red Dragons seek to upend the Broncos in Roswell as the class of the Missouri junior college conference comes to town.
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United States
New Mexico Military Institute Broncos
Wentworth Military Academy
Red Dragons
Lexington
New Mexico
Missouri
Broncos
Roswell
Institute
Wentworth
Barracks Briefs Hint of Winter and Winter Sports
The piece notes chilly mornings and evenings as cadets prepare to showcase efforts in intramural swimming and basketball with boxing and wrestling slated later. It highlights Hueter’s team versus K Troop, mentions new talent in the rab bits, Halloween mischief, and signs of winter, including a Mackinaw and upcoming ice skating.
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Hueters
Polly-Wogs
Hueter
Coopers
Zinn
Cliff Kromauer
Monk Jewell
Ball and White set three bowling league records
Ball and White swept Montgomery Ward last night as three new league records were established. H. H. Red Ball rolled 212 for a single game and a 607 series while guiding Ball and White to a 2449 total pins, topping previous marks.
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Ball
White
Montgomery Ward
H. H
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Coaches Divide On High School Rules Vote
In Albuquerque area a 3 to 1 majority of high school coaches oppose proposed changes to eligibility rules in a referendum. The plan would void the eight semester rule and lower the age limit below 19. Critics fear loss of stars and hardship for Indian and smaller players. one advocate argues players average 17 years and would be unaffected.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Babe "Parenti
St. Mary’s
Louis Hernandez
Menaul
Jim Jones
Albuquerque High School
New Mexico High School Athletic Association Board of Control
Parenti
Jones
Hernandez
Menaul Boys
Wilson
Three Chicago Drivers Safe After Leap Accident
In Chicago three motorists Lee 28 Carl Larson 30 and Michael Hojnacki 52 escaped serious harm when their car struck the stone base upon landing from a record leap. The trio reported minor injuries and were attended at the scene.
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Chicago
Rndl Lee
Carl Larson
Michael Hojnacki
Warbling Marble Tops Coast Notes on Football and Fights
Alice Marble sings on the coast as an Eastern writer praises North Carolina as a strong football team. Joe Jacobs shifts from gimmick charges to similar counter moves. Nebraska reportedly declines a bowl bid if offered. Matty Herbert enters Bridgeport as a prempter. The Illinois commission asks the NBA to order Al Hostak to fight Ceferins Garcia within 60 days.
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New York
Alice Marble
North Carolina
Joe Jacobs
Nebraska
Matty Herbert
Bridgeport
Illinois Commission
N.B.A
al Hostak
Ceferins Garcia
Local players praised at Davis Elkins Holy Cross Nebraska
Little Brother Dept Marshall Goldberg's son Bill earns rave notices at Davis Elkins while Joe Osmanski shines at Holy Cross. Mike Francis at Nebraska and his former All-America brother Sam are noted as rising talents in the program.
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Marshall Goldberg
Bill
Davis Elkins
Joe Osmanski
Holy Cross
Mike Francis
Nebraska
Bud
Sam
Southern coaches hail Neely Clemson coaching masterclass
Dr. Roland Logan, Army trainer, has taped athletes incl George Washington U Pitt and the Boston Red Sox for about seven miles in seven years. Frankie Strafaci sells cars to fund golf focus, gained 15 pounds and now hits the ball a mile. Joe McCarthy and Mrs McCarthy arrive after a Quebec trip.
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Roland Logan
Army
George Washington U. Pitt
Boston Red Sox
Frankie Strafaci
Jess Neely
Clemson
Joe McCarthy
Mrs. McCarthy
Quebec
This Week's Candidates for All-America Team
Nick Drakos Cornell tackle Bob Kel logg Tulane back and Jack Crain Texas U's sophomore back are named as leading contenders this week for national honors in college football.
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Nick Drakos
Cornell
Bob Kellogg
Tulane
Jack Crain
Texas U’s
Manhattan plans football shift with Holy Cross and Dzror commits
The city of Manhattan signals a football transition by announcing commitments with Holy Cross and Dzror in Washington. Stafford Kansas, with a 2000 population, reports average game crowds above 3000. Opening board shows several college matchups with favored teams.
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Holy Cross
D Zror
Stafford
Kans
Duke
Georgia Tech
Southern Methodist
Texas
Ohio State
Indiana
Alabama
Kentucky
Dartmouth
Yale
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Southern California
Oregon State
Michigan
Cornell
Illinois
Columbia
Bowl game promoters urge keeping New Year's Day on February 1
Pro Bowl organizers in Curmerland fear delaying Newear's Day to February 1 could shorten the window after Christmas before the first of the year. Gene Gunnine reports the proposal may affect scheduling and promoter plans.
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Gene Gunnine Curmerland
Mail Box: Giants to play night baseball next year
Stanley Ciuchta of Shelton Connecticut predicts the Giants will schedule night games next season to navigate a tough cellar position.
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Giants
Stanley Ciuchta
Shelton
Conn
Cemetery fence on Foster Avenue and river leap
A brief item notes a person leaping a 60 foot distance from a cemetery fence on Foster Avenue then hurdling the Chicago river.
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Foster Avenue
Chicago
Adlerika Clears Pimples and Improves Complexion
Verna S says her skin healed after Adlerika use. She notes pimples and blemishes disappear and the skin becomes smooth and healthy glowing. Adlerika aids bowel cleansing and relieves temporary constipation that worsens complexion. Owl Drug Co Dexter by Wilcox Drug Roswell Drug.
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Verna S
Owl Drug Co
Dexter
Wilcox Drug
Roswell Drug
Coyotes Clash With Old Rival Bulldogs Friday Night
Roswell Coyotes host Albuquerque Bulldogs in a Friday night clash at de Bremond Field. Roswell, favored on season records, seeks to maintain an undefeated state run, while Albuquerque aims to spoil the Coyotes’ streak. Roswell end Paul House is improved but unlikely to play due to a back bruise.
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Albuquerque High Bulldogs
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Bulldogs
Roswell
Poe Corn
Austin High Panthers
Amarillo Sandies
Paul House
el Paso
Albuquerque
Raton
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Carlsbad
St. Mary’s
Illinois bars Joe Jacobs and fighters
Illinois boxing rings were closed to fight managers Nate Lewis and Joe Jacobs and fighters Tony Galento Max Schmeling and Harry Thomas after Thomas charged the bouts with Schmeling and Galento were fixed The commission barred all involved until a full hearing and said no licenses in Illinois were held or applied for by any accused party Thomas claimed about 13700 for the two fights while Jacobs dismissed the charges in New York Joseph Jacobs declined further comment.
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Ilinois
Nate Lewis
Joe Jacobs
Tony Galento
Max Schmeling
Harry Thomas
Illinois State Athletic Commission
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Galento
Eagle Bend
Minn
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Philadelphia
Chicagoe Tribune
Dluy
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Jacobs
the Tribune
Athletic Commission
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Henry Horner
John A. Fhelan
State Doxing Commission
Jacks
Hammering Henry Is Easy Winner
Hammering Henry Armstrong, the 26 year old welterweight champion, won by technical knockout over Bobby Pacho in Denver. Referee Jack Bloom stopped the bout after a minute and a half of the fourth round as Pacho, unable to continue, faced defeat in Colorado's first championship prize in 23 years.
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Hammering Henry Armstrong
Bobby Pacho
Los Angeles
Colorado
Jack Bloom
Pacho
Arm strong eyes busy schedule ahead after four fights in four weeks
Armstrong plans more bouts as he heads east to prepare for another fight on December 1 with Lou Ambers, who captured the lightweight crown from Henry last summer. Henry says poetry writing is his first love but pursues it only in fits, while focusing on staying in shape through frequent combat.
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Armstrong
Anther
Lou Ambers
Henry
Good Prospects For Big Game Hunters
Santa Fe New Mexico reports very good outlook for the big game season opening Wednesday. Deer and other game are in good condition despite dry weather. Catron county closes squirrel hunting due to bubonic plague, and turkey tags are issued for the first time.
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N. M
New Mexico
Elliott Barker
Catron County
Game Department
Barker Warne
Lake Arthur News Highlights Parties and Local Happenings
The senior class hosted a Halloween party at the Lake Arthur gym with games and refreshments. A long list of visits, medical procedures, and community notes follow, including tonsil removals, doctors visiting homes, hunting activity, and local improvements such as Lane Drug Store upgrades and new school instruments and mirrors.
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Dorothy Fay Wels
Artesia
Dorothy Cummings
Themas
Roswell High Offers Adult Spanish Class This Week
A Spanish class will be organized at Roswell High School on Wednesday night as part of the city school board adult education program. Last night a business English class was organized but enrollment was insufficient for a biology course. Other courses were organized last week with classes meeting Monday and Wednesday nights.
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Roswell High School
City School Board
Tennessee U is Voted Top Grid Favorite
The Tennessee Volunteers retain the No 1 spot in the AP rankings with 67 first place votes and 1120 points, edging Michigan and Cornell. Michigan led in first-place votes with 20, while Cornell jumped to third after a strong win over Ohio State. Notre Dame and Texas A&M follow, with Oklahoma and Southern California in the top ten as the voting narrowed to 25 teams.
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Ohio State
Cornell
Columbus
Buckeyes
New York
Bob Neyland
Tennessee Volunteers
Tennessee
Pwerhouse Today
Associated Press
Alabama
Vols
Michigan
Cornel
Notre Dame
Texas A. and
Oklahoma
Southern California
Tulane
North Carolina
Nebraska
Duke
Duquesene
Ohios State
Kentucky
Southern
Ai" Ij
Locuisiana State
Clemsn
Aisa
Santa Clara
Mineecta
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
California
Louisiana State
Irojens
Oregon State
Illinois
Iowa State
Harmon Asserts He Equals Red Grange In Illini Tilt
CHICAGO October 31 sensational Tom Harmon is hailed as a top back but arguments arise over equaling Red Grange. Illinois and Michigan meet in Champaign with Harmon poised to duel the Illini as Grange’s earlier heroics loom. Crisler lauds Harmon’s all around play while notes of personal disclaimer end the piece.
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Chicago
Tom Harmon
Harold
Red) Grange
University of Ilinois
Midwest
Illini
Grange
Illinois
Michigan
Champaign
Harmon
Tcoveendown
Gary Inée
Iowa
Wolverines
Fritz Crisler
Tom
Red Grange
Herb Jsetting
Minnesota Star
Crisler
Governor Miles Extends Capitol Closed For Funeral Services
Santa Fe New Mexico October 30. Expressing sorrow at the death of Mrs Alfredo Ortiz wife of Santa Fe mayor Governor Miles announced that the capitol building will remain closed Tuesday until 10 a.m. during the funeral services.
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Alfredo Ortiz
Santa Fe
Miles
Capitol
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