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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1950
Page
6
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Ohio defeated Shell 2 0 as Ray struck out 11 in seven innings, while Buckeye edged Shell Seismograph Party 117 1 0 behind D Schroeder nine strikeouts and solid defense. Cottle scored the fourth inning run for Buckeye, in a double elimination district tournament opener at Memorial Park.
Senator Margaret Chase Smith calls nationwide participation in a voluntary campaign against hoarding. The drive will launch in Portland Maine on Sunday and aims for a decisive victory over perceived hoarding as part of a broader national effort led by the Republican senator.
The FBI plans an inquiry into suspected draft dodgers who failed mental tests on purpose in Virginia. About 35 percent of registrants in the state flunked exams with a high school graduate scoring only T.
The Lions beat Lindy's 6 to 2 on August 2 in a fast paced, errorless contest. Lowman earned the win with seven innings pitched, two runs, three hits, and five bases on balls. Five teams have reported errorless games this season, with the Growlers leading with two.
Maljamar tops Nowell 10 to 4 as Parker and Blanton homer for Nowell and Maljamar respectively. S Carter, Blanton both connected for Maljamar while Glover allowed five hits and four runs in seven innings. Peyton pitched 7 innings for Nowell allowing 10 runs and eight hits.
Four day old Earl Dean Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. Young of Jal, died after birth on July 28 and death on July 31 at a local hospital. Survived by sister Shirley Young and grandmother Mrs. Lucy Gountz. Body sent to Clovis for burial in Woodard Oklahoma.
Monument student George Ray Jones earned a B A in Mathematics during Oklahoma A and M College 1950 summer graduation. Summer services were July 31 in Gallagher hall. commencement followed August 1 in the fieldhouse with Dr Joel L Fettner delivering the address on Productive Spending.
Hobbs Tigers meet the Me Tex Colts Saturday night at New Lions Field. Games begin at 8 o'clock with 75 cent admission. Public invited to attend.
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