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Newspaper

Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1956

Page

4

Hobbs Sports Lead Edges Runnels In SWL After Rain Postpone

Hobbs Sports stay 1 1/2 games ahead in the Southwestern League standings after a rain postponement forced a schedule shift. They won 3-2 in one inning over the Runnels Westerners as Midland Indians and other league clubs played.

Hobbs Sports Ballinger Runnels Western

Tennis Week Aims To Boost Popularity Amid Old Guard

United Press notes Play Tennis Week as United States lawn tennis association marks 75 years with a $50 000 publicity plan. Christine White chosen as Miss Tennis stirs limited impact while clinics for youths rise as a practical step. Amateur officials clash with pros over open tours and modernization.

United Press Marilyn Monroe United States Lawn Tennis Association Gussie Moran Jinx Kabkenburg Darlene Hard Karol Fageros Christine White Christine Swank Waldorf-Astoria Hotel New York John Landy Gene Tunney Ralph Kiner Rewd Sanders US Lawn Tennis Association

Bear seen near Mountainair violence not expected

Mrs. Bill Medders reported a bear in her yard miles west of Mountainair. State Police and Game and Fish officer Humphries advised crowds about safety as the bear retreated into a cedar bush after officers arrived.

Bill Medders Mountainair Otis Caster Humphries Departer Game and Fish

Carlsbad Names Knapp Successor

Joe Willis former Espanola High School football coach has been named to the Carlsbad coaching staff. He succeeds Wilson Knapp who resigned to become head football coach at Lovington.

Joe Willis Espanola High School Carlsbad Wilson Knapp Lovington

Oklahoma City Indians Rally For Twin-Bill Win

The Oklahoma City Indians, last place in the Texas League, defeated Shreveport 7 to 4 in game one and 6 to 4 in game two. Fort Worth led Houston by two games after a 9 to 2 win over San Antonio, while Austin moved to sixth with a 12 to 5 win over Dallas. Tulsa trailed Houston 4 to 3 as Oklahoma City closed to 10 games from first.

Oklahoma City Indians Shreveport Indians Fort Worth San Antonio Houston Tulsa Austin Dallas Fort Wor H Oklahoma City

Home Run Baker Predicts Mantle Will Break Ruth Record

J Franklin Baker known as Home Run Baker says Mickey Mantle is destined to surpass Babe Ruth’s single season home run mark of 60. Baker, interviewed by Oscar Fraley, cites Mantle’s current pace and health as key factors, noting records are made to be broken.

Baker Mantle Ruth Mickey Mantle Babe Ruth J. Franklin Baker Mickey

Insurance Facts and Protection Through Adequate Coverage

Financial protection relies on proper insurance coverage. This message urges contacting t-Jay at 4576 to learn the facts about securing adequate insurance and safeguarding assets and future security.

t-Jay Call

Milwaukee at Brooklyn rained out in major league standings

Major League standings note a rainout between Milwaukee and Brooklyn. No game played, postponement pending schedule. Weather disrupted the Tuesday matchup, leaving teams idle and no changes to win totals or divisions.

Milwaukee Brooklyn

Public Auction Notice in Eunice Lea County

Legal notice announces a public sale to satisfy judgments in a district court case W H Brady Marie Brady and Clowe Cowan Inc vs Hoovers. It specifies liens on Lots 20-24 and 25-26 in Block 13 South Eunice Addition, excluded minerals, sale set for July 12 1956 at 10 AM in Hobbs New Mexico with Special Master John Quinn.

District Court W. H. Brady Marie Brady Clowe & Cowan, Inc Lea County New Mexico Eunice Addison Eunice Co-Plaintif Clowe & Cowan, Inc South Eunice L. George Schubert East Dunham Street Hobbs

Suit to Quiet Title in Hobbs Real Property

The state of New Mexico to J N Thomson Mrs J N Thomson M E Thomson N B Fields Mrs N B Fields and all unknown claimants. J C Head sues to quiet fee simple title to Lot 8 Block 37 Original Town of Hobbs Lea County NM excluding minerals. L George Schubert is attorney. entry of appearance by July 14 1956. default judgment possible.

J. C. Head Lea County New Mexico Hobbs L. George Schubert A. D

Executrix Appointed in Jordan Estate Probate Case

Mettie Jordan named executrix of the Samuel Preston Jordan estate by Lea County New Mexico Probate Court on May 8 1956. Creditors must file claims per law. Attorney L George Schubert Hobbs NM represents the executrix. Publication dates May 11 18 25 and June 1 1956.

Samuel Preston Jordan Lea County New Mexico L. George Schubert P.O. Box Hobbs Executrix Mettie Jordan Lovington

AMF to Convert Greece Shipyard for Missile Gear

American Machine and Foundry Co. will take over the former Odenbach Shipbuilding Co. plant in Greece, New York, to manufacture guided missile handling and launching systems for the Air Force. The initial order is 11 million dollars, with potential substantial expansion, marking AMF’s first major step in a new missile ground support program.

Rochester N. Y American Machine and Foundry Co New York City Odenbach Shipbuilding Co Greece AMF Morehead Patterson United States Canada

Leading Batters in the National and American Leagues

The list shows top hitters by percentage for 75 at bats with players from the National League including Long and Repulski, with Moon and Walls also noted. In the American League Mantle leads with .398, followed by Maxwell .375 and Vernon .366, with Berra and Kuenn near the top.

Long Pittsburgh Repulski St. Louis Walls Boyer Moon Mantle New York Maxwell Detroit Vernon Boston Berra Kuenn

Mantle Yankees Starters Shine In Quiet Win

In a compact matchup, Mickey Mantle led the Yankees past opponents as solid pitching and timely hits delivered a decisive win. The Pirates, Cardinals, Athletics, and other clubs saw standout moments from their rosters, but Mantle’s performance defined the day.

Early 4 Decisions Standouts in League Standings

Lawrence leads with 5-0 record at 1.000. Ford tops Yankees at 6-1 while Lemon of Indians is 6-1 .857. Brewer of Red Sox sits 5-1 .833 and Pierce of White Sox 4-1 .800 in the latest league tallies.

Lawrence Redlegs Ford Yankees Lemon Indians Brewer Red Sox Pierce White Sox

Local Scoreboard Treks Through Mixed Results

Pueblo beat Albuquerque 7 to 5 while Lincoln defeated Topeka 6 to 4. Des Moines led 6 to 6 against Sioux City 4 to 0. Colorado Springs at Amarillo postponed by rain.

Pueblo Albuquerque Lincoln Topeka Des Moines Sioux City Colorado Springs Amarillo

Unclear 1960s Scores From Local Card Lineup

Oklahoma City 7 Shreveport 6 Fort Worth 9 San Antonio 2 Houston 4 Tulsa 3 Houston 12 Dallas 5 are listed in a compact score snippet with multiple city teams and results. The fragment suggests a roundup of late scores across several cities without context.

Southwestern League score roundup with games postponed

San Angelo defeated Carlsbad 12 to 4 while Midland beat El Paso 7 to 6. Hobbs at Ballinger was postponed by rain. Pampa at Roswell and Plainview at Clovis were also postponed due to rain.

Ers Bender Park Hobbs Midland Indians Clovis Ballinger Westerners Midland el Paso San Angelo Carlsbad Potashers Carlsbad Pampa Roswell Plainview Ballinger

Fire Comfort Man Bravely Returns To Burning Home

Detroit police restrain 81 year old John Gilliam as flames engulf his house in bitter cold. He reenters to watch the blaze and returns wearing a heavy overcoat, choosing comfort over safety.

Detroit John Gilliam Gilliam

International Farmers Meet to Convene at Purdue in 1957

The ninth general conference of the International Federation of Agricultural Producers will be held at Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana from May 20 to 31 1957. IFAP represents 35 000 000 farm families in 26 countries and serves as the international spokesman for farmers worldwide. Secretary general Roger Savary said the United States has become the center of agricultural policy and actions in Washington affect farmers from Iceland to New Zealand.

Washington International Federation of Agricultural Producers Purdue University Lafayette Ind IFAP United States Tme Roger Savary Iceland New Zeland

England Holds A Slice Of Hawaii On Captain Cook Monument

On the Island of Hawaii a monument to British explorer Captain James Cook sits on a small plot of land still owned by England, preserving a historic imperial footnote in the Pacific.

England Hawaiian Islands Hawaii John Cook

Hot Weather Hog Shipping Months Highlighted by Markets

Livestock markets flag April through July as the critical hot weather period for hog shipments. Officials urge producers to plan shipments and manage temps to protect livestock health and market quality.

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