W. Johnson Ends Managerial Career To Farm In Maryland
The Associated Press reports veteran pitcher Walter Johnson, famed for his rapid ball and distinguished cross award, retires from management and returns to his Maryland farm. He may later lead a minor league club, with prior stints in Newark, Senator, Cleveland, and Oakland pursuits noted.
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Associated Press
Walter Johnson
Maryland
Newark Bears
Senators
Cleveland
Oakland
Southern Association
Clyde Milan
Dee Prothro
Washington
Fred Hoffman
Yankees
Eddie Moore
Cleveland Indians
Texas League
Hank Severeid
Browns
Nats
Art Griggs
Alex Gaston
Red Sox
John Heving
Athletics
Art Shires
Billy Meyer
Steve O’neill
Chicago White Sox
Ralph Garner
Sox
Mike Appling
Giants
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
Cubs
Message From New Sal Army Leader
Major Robert Rooney newly appointed as Border Division commander of the Salvation Army writes to Arizona New Mexico El Paso Trinidad and El Centro promising devotion to spiritual and material welfare of the masses. He pledges cooperation with public welfare authorities and dedicates himself to relieve suffering without creed color or party.
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Robert Rooney
Border Division
Salvation Army
E. R. Gifford
Arizona
New Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Trinidad
Colorado
el Centro
California
Evangeline Booth
Benjamin Orames
Henry Koerner
Puore
Asar
Jamboree Scout Troop Visits The Record Roswell
Eastern New Mexico Area Council Jamboree scout troop camped at Roswell visited The Record to learn newspaper publishing. The article notes farm program payments in New Mexico and announces the annual State Conference of Vocational Home Economics at State College August 19 to 23 with leader Mrs Mildred Weigley Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M
New Mexico
Ralph R
Eastern
State College
Mildred Weigley Wood
Phoenix
Arizona
Wood
University of Minnesota
American Home Economics Association
New Mexico Seeks 1940 International Meet in Albuquerque
Through Dr. Edgar L. Hewett the state will bid for the 1940 International Congress of Americanists in Spain this fall with a preference for Albuquerque or Santa Fe. Hewett aims to host a gathering of archaeologists and historians and will publish a book on Chaco to present in the year ahead. CHACO CANYON FIELD SCHOOL CLOSES AUGUST 10 under Donald Brand and Reginald Fisher with graduate participants from Princeton Radcliffe USC and UNM. a kiva and Talus house unit near Chetro Ketl have been excavated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will of State College
Comptroller of the
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Edgar L. Hewett
University of New Mexico Archaeology Department
International Congress of Americanists
Hewett
Spain
Santa Fe
Chaco
Donald Brand
Chaco Canyon
Reginald Fisher
Princeton
Radcliffe
University of Southern California
University of New Mexico
Brand
Baseball Scores National League Roundup
Brooklyn 4 New York 5 Boston 1 Philadelphia 9 Chicago 1 Cincinnati 3. Only games played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Baseball scores and rain end early in AL games
In the American League, Chicago fell to Cleveland 2 to 4. Philadelphia outscored Washington 7 to 10, New York 10 to 2, and Boston 2 to none as rain ended play after the fifth inning.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Baseball scores from American Association games listed
The American Association results show Louisville 2 to Minneapolis 5 and Columbus 3 to Kansas City 2 while Toledo defeated Milwaukee 9 to 6. Indianapolis at St Paul was postponed due to wet grounds.
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American Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
South Association Scores From Weekend Games
Southern Association results show Little Rock beat Atlanta 4 to 3 while New Orleans edged Chattanooga 7 to 4. Birmingham defeated Nashville 2 to 4 and Memphis fell to Knoxville 2 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
Little Rock
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis
Knoxville
International League scores report night games
Buffalo routed Baltimore 9 to 1 in a night game while Toronto and Syracuse also played. Toronto improved to 7-7 and Syracuse won 4-1 in the same set of night games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International League
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Syracuse
Coast and regional baseball scores brief
Coast League had no games scheduled. In the Western League Sioux City beat Cedar Rapids 5 to 4. Des Moines defeated Keokuk 5 to 2 and Davenport edged St Joseph 1 to 0.
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Coast League
Sioux City
Cedar Rapid
Des Moines
Keokuk
Davenport
St. Joseph
Local Scores Highlight Regional Rivalries Across Texas
Dallas defeated Beaumont in a high scorer while Fort Worth edged San Antonio. Oklahoma City topped Houston as Tulsa posted a win over Galveston with notable 9 points on the scoreboard.
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Dallas
Beaumont
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Houston
Tulsa
Galveston
Long challenges Roosevelt to public debate on New Deal
Senator Long demands a debate with President Roosevelt over the New Deal, offering to guarantee crowds and proposing Louisiana or a Louisiana platform as the venue. He cites a feud with the White House and notes Arkansas political moves as motivation for the challenge.
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Washington
White House
Long
D-La
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Senate
Arkansas
Robinson
South
Democratic Party
Jinxes and Hoodoos Rule 1930s Sports Legends
A feature on sport superstitions, detailing garden bowl and welterweight jinxes affecting champions, with examples like Braddock, Sharkey, Carnera, Ross, McLarnin, Latzo, Walker, and Schumacher. It notes repeated title losses and Hal Schumacher’s dominance over the Reds, highlighting enduring belief in sports hoodoos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Garden Bowl
Pete Latzo
Mickey Walker
McLarnin
Hal Schumacher
Cincinnati Reds
Gaints
Schumacher
Cincy
Hal
Reds
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Little Coming Attorney O. E. Little to Attend National W. O. W. Convention
Little and Mrs Little with two sons arrive from an automobile trip to the east for the national convention of the W O W in Washington D C. Mr Little will be in his office on Wednesday. Vv Record Has Largest Circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
O. E. Little
Jemez Field School Opens With Noted Experts
The Jemez Field school opened Monday in collaboration between the University of New Mexico and the School of American Research. Registration was Aug 3 at the university. camp set up Monday. The theme is Man and Nature in the Southwest, with eminent lecturers and round table leaders. Field work includes excavations at Giusewa and trips to nearby Pueblo villages and major ruins across the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JEMEZ
Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
School of American Research
Southwest
Giusewa
Softball Leaders Split as Three Close Games Tie Standings
A triple tie for first emerges in the local softball league after CCC, Moseleys, and s.sw1i ett's win last night. City Market edged Lions 7–6, Amonett's rallied to beat The Record 13–11, and CCC topped Mabie Lowrey 3–2 on a late winning play by Gibson.
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Moseleys
S.sw1iett’s
CCC
City Market
Lions
Amonett
Robinson
Davidson and CO
Sanders
Hughes
Basham
Cooley
Gibson
Mabie Lowrey
Hardware
Little
Burnsworth
Moobie-Lowrey
Harral
Campbell
Moseley
City
Mabie-Lowrey Shaw
Cooper’s
Kiwanis
Chacune City Market
Mabie-Lowrey
Mabie
Louis Levinsky Heavyweight Fight at Comiskey Park Ahead
Chicago reports a gate potentially reaching 200000 for the Louis Levinsky bout at Comiskey Park. Promoter Joe Foley announced 110000 in the strong box, predicting up to 100000 more. Louis, 21, could earn about 60000 with a 30 percent share. Levinsky weighs 198 pounds and eyes a 24th straight win.
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Chicago
Comiskey Park
Joe Louis
Detroit
King Levinsky
Joe Foley
Foley
Louis
Julian Black
St. Joseph
Mich
Levinsky
Round Lake
Ill
Probate notice of Frank Grier estate in Chaves County
In the probate court of Chaves County New Mexico the administrator R H Crosby was appointed August 3 1935 for the estate of Frank Grier deceased. All persons with claims must file with the county clerk within one year from appointment or be barred. Adv.
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Frank Grier
C. C. Hill
Chaves County
New Mexico
R. H. Crosby
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W. Johnson
New Sal
Jamboree Scout Troop
United States Office of Education
Major
Hoodoos
Burnley
Baer
McLaranas
King
Iridiaas
Cincianaiati
HAL F
Vv Record
Montreal
Boston, Massachusetts
B. F. Rose
Roswell, New Mex
T. B. Gallaher
Amarillo
Fish
Lena Levy
Lena
O. K
State OF New Mexico
Adv
Riverside
Riversides
Montgomery Wards
America
Roswell, New Mexico
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