Opening Softball Season Delayed by Dust at Thorne Park
A large crowd watched three exhibition games as Thorne Park hosted the season opener despite a heavy dust storm. D A V beat Amonett's 12 to 3, The Record topped Fairbank Oilers 7 to 4, and Mabie Lowrey de Fite Shaw's Grocery won 16 to 4. City officials and Roswell Softball Association president spoke as band and loudspeakers added to the event. the crowd struggled to see fielders through the haze.
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Thorne Park
Amonett
Fairbank
Mabie-Lowrey de- Fite Shaw
Roswell Coyotes Play Junior Varsity vs Seniors Friday
After spring practice, Roswell high school prospects clash at 3 45 p m on the city field in a free afternoon game between the next year’s Coyotes and the senior squad. The upcoming lineup features Marshall Witt Mills Boswell Keyes Hewett Whitten Fresqoed Stockton Hughes Aragon and Aragon.
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O Marshall
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Die-Lowrey Wins Fourth Tennis Match in Round Robin
Die-Lowrey defeats Mabie-Lowrey team in doubles 8-8 1-8 6-4 as Glover Chapman Jed Massey play for Mabie-Lowrey and H McGee Guy Nickson for Nickson Hotel. Mabie-Lowrey leads division two with four victories and no defeats.
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he-Lowrey
I: Hotel
Glover Chapman
Jed Massey
Mabie-Low
H. H. McGee
Guy Nickson
Nickson
Mabie-Lowrey
This Week's Tennis Matches Round Robin Schedule
Roswell Tennis Club sponsors a round robin with singles and a doubles match each pairing. Matches must be completed by next Sunday night. Listed are the A division pairings with players from Norman Fee to James Fanning and others including John Rhea, Dick Blackmar, Price Dukeminier, Wilson Chapman, Glover Chapman, Nieldi Sanders, and Hilton Cox.
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Roswell
Amonett’s
Gross-Miller
Norman Fee
James Fanning
Neil Wills
Joe Carpenter
Central Hardware
Stewart's
John Rhea
Dick Blackmar
John Tannehill
Don Blackmar
Frigidaire
Jewett's
Price Dukeminier
Wilson Chapman
Johnny Jewett
Rains Flood California Rivers Flood Capitals and Games
Rains pushing seasonal precipitation above normal raise Sacramento River flow and flood lowlands across northern California. Governor’s office in the capitol basement flooded. air highway and rail transit disrupted. All Pacific Coast League baseball games and several events over the weekend were rained out.
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San Francisco
California
Sacramento River
Sacramento
Gossip of Baseball Training Camps
In Memphis eight days before the National League season, the Giants show recovery signs with Ott foot, Moore arm, Schumacher arm, Stouth measles, Chagwor shoulder improving. In Orlando, Tony Cu ci nero shines for the Brooklyn Dodgers, fielding well and hitting .445 with 55 at bats.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
New York Giants
Mel Ott
Joe Moore
Schmacher
Allyn Stouth
Leon Chagwor
Orlando, Fla
Brooklyn Divisrs
Tony Cucinero
Ruffing Delays Shape Failing Yankees Cause Concern
In New York, veteran pitcher Charley Ruffing is out of form. Manager Joe McCarthy worries as Ruffing reported ten days late due to contract trouble and suffered a stomach disorder, affecting the Yankees’ preparation.
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Atlanta
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Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Ruffing
Marie Joe
Cubs Face Yankees as Her man Remains in Chicago
Chattanooga tied to Billy Herman, Chicago regular second baseman, who stayed in Chicago for heel injury treatment while Cubs met the New York Yankees.
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Tenn
Billy Herman
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Dykes weighs White Sox lineup with Radcliff in left
Manager Jimmy Dykes pins batting order around left field spot as Ray Rip Radcliff from Louisville drives spring chances. His fielding woes could force a mid spring shift, leaving other infielders to compete for the vacant role.
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Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Ray
Rip) Radcliff
Louisville
Indians Manager Praises Pitching After Giants Span
Nashville report notes manager Walter Johnson of the Cleveland Indians expresses strong satisfaction with his pitchers. In 46 innings against the New York Giants they have allowed only 37 hits and twelve runs.
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Nashville, Tenn
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Reds poised to recall McCormick for Tigers game
In Toronto the move to recall McCormick from the club loomed as Cincinnati prepared to face Detroit. He would replace rookie first baseman John Mize who is sidelined by a leg injury unless doctors say otherwise, potentially keeping him out for some time.
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Columbia
D. C
Rank McCormick
Toronto
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
McCormick
Johnny Mize
Tigers aim to boost batting as Owen moves closer to plate
Detroit Tigers order third baseman Marvin Owen to stand closer to the plate to lift his average. The Tigers resume a series with the Cincinnati Reds, with Alvin Crowder set to start on the mound. Columbia fans celebrate Goose Goslin day honoring the former minor leaguer who played here.
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Columbia
S. C
Marvin Owen
Detroit Tigrs
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Cincinnati
Alvin Crowder
Goose Goslin
Goose
Pirates Move Into Little Rock End Trial For Three Recruits
Tulsa Oklo reports that the Pittsburgh Pirates’ arrival in Little Rock this week likely ends the trial for three corsair recruits. Catcher Aubrey Epps and infielders Earle Browne and Elmer Trapp are expected to be left behind.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Pittsburgh Pirates
Little Rock
Aubrey Epps
Earle Browne
Elmer Trapp
Cardinals and Browns Plan Practice Day If Weather Permits
With no game on the docket today the St Louis Cardinals and the Cleveland Browns will hold practice sessions weather permitting. Both teams shift to a light schedule focusing on fundamentals and conditioning as they monitor forecasts for potential field conditions.
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Cardinals
Browns
Washington-Sniil Fuchs Joins Braves Proxy
Washington Sniil Fuchs arrives as Braves proxy with tribesmen today. Consensus holds his appearance will push Lee Rhem Thompson Mowry and Manzum toward terms. No change in the Jordan situation.
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Sniil Fuchs
Lee
Rhem
Thompson
Mowry
Manzum
Jordan
Red Sox visit Knoxville as Legcett rests a week
The Red Sox arrive in Knoxville with a 12 11 record and report that Doc Legcett will be sidelined for about a week. Record Want Ads Bring Results.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Red Sox
Doc” Legcett
Remarkable Rookies Vie For Big League Debuts In Spring
The piece compares Johnny Mize of Cincinnati and Jesse Hill of New York as top spring rookies. Hill, strong on bases and defense, hopes to stick this season after previous trials with the Yankees, while Mize, bulky but talented, must shed weight but shows batting promise. Powell Crosley backs Mize with $50,000. If Hill or Mize fails to break in, they vow persistence or retirement. Copyright, 1935, King Features Syndicate Inc.
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Jesse Hill
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Chuck Dressen
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Mize
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Southern California
King Features Syndicate Inc
Wood and Sarazen Reach Augusta Masters Final
Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey and Gene Sarazen of Brookfield Center Connecticut duel in a 36 hole Augusta National invitation final for first prize of 5000 dollars after tying at 282 in 72 holes. Sarazen staged a late surge including a no 4 wood double eagle but finished even with Wood as spectator totals showed Tyre Jones Jr and Henry Picard fading in the field.
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Deal
N. J
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Center
Conn
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Sarazen
Kitt
Gene
Stoff
Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
Henry Picard
Hershey
Penna
Added Comfort in New Springs for Ford V-8 1935
Local Ford dealer explains the 1935 Ford V-8 features longer and more flexible springs forming a spring base over 11 inches longer than the wheelbase to improve ride. The transverse suspension is redesigned with a longer front spring ahead of the axle and a slightly longer rear spring, both straighter for quieter action.
Car suspension advances for smoother rides and stability
Leaf springs are tapered to distribute load and quiet action on rough roads while smoothing motion on smooth pavement. Hydraulic double acting shock absorbers limit spring action. Transverse spring suspension enhances curve stability and reduces sidesway as 1935 cars use lower, more flexible springs with ends nearer the wheels, lowering position.
Commencement Vorators Named at New Mexico State College
Robert Fincke of Santa Fe is valedictorian of the senior class at New Mexico State College and will receive a Bachelor of Science. Miss LoRee Kent is salutatorian, daughter of President H. L. Kent, and will earn a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics. Fincke belongs to Alpha Zeta, Phi Chi Psi, Yucca Players, International Relations Club, and Round-Up staff. Kent serves in International Relations Club, Yucca Players, Zeta Tau Alpha, Greek Council, and Student Commission and was May Queen of the 1935 Kollege Kactus Karnival. Other degree recipients with honors include Edward.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico State College
LoRee Kent
State College
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Alpha Zeta
Phi Chi Psi
Yucca Players
International Relations Club
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H. L. Kent
The
Zeta Tau Alpha
Edward
Softball Teams Start the Title Chase Tonight
In Roswell Thorne Park opens the 1935 softball season with six teams vying for league titles. Tonight features COC Giants vs Moseley’s in the National League, Coyotes vs Lions in the American League, and Kiwanis vs Amonett’s in the National League. Admission is five cents. under 12 free. Scheduling changes swapped 6:30 and 7:30 games due to Lions and Coyotes unavailability.
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Thorne Park
COC Giants
Moseley’s
Coyotes
Lions
Kiwanis
Amonett’s
Lionsand Coyotes
Notable Names in Texas and New Mexico Regions
Brady State College and Las Cruces figures include Roland Bud enholzer Andrew Loomis Floyd Smith Beau mont Rufus Stroud Rog ers Byron Wingrove and Rufus Stroud among others in Texas New Mexico locales Tucumcari and Las Cruces referenced with several listed individuals.
Reduced Prices on Elms and Roses at Wyatt Johnson Yard
At reduced prices Chinese Elms and American Elms offered with a choice of five varieties of roses free with each order. Wyatt Johnson Tree Yard located at 703 South Kentucky advertises this deal.
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South
Kentucky
Roswell Floral Ad Lists Perennial Plants Mix
Roswell Floral Company advertises a selection of perennial phlox snapdragon and petunia plants with contact phone 196 for orders and inquiries in this local florist notice.
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Petunia
Roswell Floral Company
New Spring Radishes First Gathering From Our Garden
Anderson's Gardens advertises the first harvest of spring radishes. Local gardeners highlight fresh produce and early crops.
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Anderson's Gardens
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