Cabbies Upset Fairbank 18 to 2 in Softball Clash
Mabie Lowrey's Yellow Cab tops Fairbank Oilers 18 to 2 as Hood and team power the offense with multiple extra-base hits. Roderick clocks a homer, Day doubles, and Gray adds a double. Packenham delivers an Oilers double while Cabbies total 15 safeties. Postoffice beats Shaw's 9 to 6 with late runs and Knox posts a triple. CCC routs Cooper's Garage 17 to 2, Gonzales homers, Escobar and Wilkins go deep. CCC outplays field with 16 hits and one error.
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Handl
Fairbank Oilers
Mabie-Lowrey
Shorty Hood
Roderick
Day
Gray
Cabbies
Packenham
Oilers
Hood
Fairbank
Yellow Cab
CCC
Cooper
Garage
Jimimez
Lea
Deason
CLC
Gonzales
Escobar
Wilkins
Baseball Scores From The Associated Press
The American League results include Boston defeating Philadelphia 21 to 9, Washington taking New York 9 to 2, Detroit beating St Louis 7 to 6, and Cleveland prevailing over Chicago 11 to 4.
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Associated Press
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
National League scores from latest games
Chicago beat Pittsburgh 7 to 14, St Louis defeated Cincinnati 10 to 4, Brooklyn shut out New York 2 to 0, Boston topped Philadelphia 3 to 2.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Local Baseball Scores Reach Mixed Results Across Cities
St Paul tops Indianapolis 6 to 5 while Milwaukee edges Columbus 4 to 5 for a split. Minneapolis lights up Louisville 8 to 2 as teams wrap a busy midweek program with clear winners and closer matchups.
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American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Miwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
International League Newark 1¢ Buffalo 11 Montreal 11 Syracuse Albany
In the International League update from Newark, Buffalo and Montreal each notch 11, while Syracuse and Albany post a split result. Rochester improves with a 15 to Baltimore 5 outcome, highlighting the day’s standings and scoring shifts across the circuit.
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International League
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Syracuse
Albany
Foerontye
Rochester
Baltimore
Southern Association Scores From Recent Games
Knoxville 4 6 Little Rock 3 2 New Orleans 5 Nashville 2 Birmingham Atlanta 1 Memphis Chattanooza 2.
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Southern Association
Knoxville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Atlanta
Texas Teague Tulsa 8 Oklahoma City 0
A terse scoreline shows Texas Teague defeating Tulsa 8 to 0 while Oklahoma City trails at 0 and Beaumont notes a 1 point margin. Houston leads San Antonio by 6 with an 11 to 5 tally.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Houston
San Antonio
Beaumont
St. Worth
Des Moines 9 Omaha 3 Scores From Coast League
In a partial read, Des Moines defeated Omaha 9 to 3 while Seattle posted a 6 to 16 result against Hollywood. The fragment mentions Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Sioux City with varying scores in a Coast League context.
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Des Moines
Omaha
So Rapids
Sioux City
Rock Teland
Paretite Coast League
Paasaa
Portland
Francisco
Los Angeles
Parenage
Seattle
Sii
Hollywood
Western Association scores and results snapshot
Pomza City 14 Muskogee 19 Springfield 7 Hutchinson 8 Bartlesville 4. Final scores reflect a mix of close and lopsided outcomes across matches in the Western Association standings. Top performers and exact game conditions are not specified in the fragment.
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Western Association
Pomza City
Muskogee
Springfield
Hutchinson
Bartlesville
Ex-champions strive to reclaim boxing crowns in the glory of comebacks
A contemplative column recalls Primo Camera and Max Schmeling seeking to regain heavyweight glory. It recounts fighters like Fitzsimmons, Jeffries, Corbett, Dempsey, and Johnson, noting their failed returns and the enduring lure of the title. The essay ponders dethroned kings and the haunted road back to the crown.
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Primo Camera
Max Schmeling
Fistiana
Ruby Robert Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Jeff
Corbett
Dempsey
Tunney
Jack
Willard
Sharkey
Johnson
Schmeling
Carnera
Primo
Max
Pascal
King Features.Syndicate, Inc
Country Club golf tourney starts Sunday
The annual Country Club members golf tournament begins soon with qualifying rounds due by Friday night and match play starting Sunday. First round by August 15, second by August 19, semi finals August 24, finals August 26, with plaques and prizes for winner, runner up, and medalist.
Last Nights Results National Post Office 9 Shaw 6
National league results show Post Office 9 over Shaw 6. American league scores list CCC 17 defeating Cooper's Garage 2.
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Post Office
Shaw
Yellow Cab
Fairbank’s
CCC
Cooper's Garage
Kiwanis and Post Office Clash Tonight in National Playoff
Local schedule notes 8:00 p.m. feature Kiwanis versus Post Office. In American league action 6:00 Bank faces CCC followed by Record against Shaw's at 7:00. This slate highlights two cross-town games with key matchups and potential standings impact.
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Bank
CCC
Shaw’s
Championship flight details highlight low qualifying score
The championship flight remains the focal point as play proceeds with J. P. White posting the lowest qualifying score to date, a 75. The context suggests continued rounds and standings tightness among competitors.
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J. P. White
Suit for divorce filed in Chaves County NM court
John K. Johnson files suit to dissolve marriage with Elvira Johnson. Defendant Kelvira Johnson is ordered to appear by Sept 17, 1934. default judgment requested if no appearance. Attorney Claude J. Neis listed in Roswell NM. Court seal and deputy clerk noted.
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John K. Johnson
District Court
Chaves County
New Mexico
Claude J. Neis
J.P. White Building
Roswell
Tigers Rally Past Browns for 7 6 Tenning Win
Detroit builds big early lead then survives a late Browns surge to win 7 to 6 in ten innings. Cochrane drives in the decisive run with a base hit after Rogell and Greenberg set up the rally. Cronin leads Washington past New York 9 to 2 as Foxx hits his 35th homer for Philadelphia. Indians hammer Chicago 11 to 4 with four homers and strong hitting across the lineup.
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Browns
Tigers
Yankees
Ed Wells
Bill Rogell
Hank Greenberg
Marvin Owen
Rogell
Joe Cronin
Washington Club
Charley Ruffing
Russ van Atta
New York
Cronin
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Red Sox
Foxx
Gebris
Bolton
Clever Jap To Meet Gaston In Open Air Arena Fight
Taro Sato, speedy and scientific Japanese grappler, will meet Roswell’s Ken Gaston in the feature bout of the opening card at L. B. Lynch’s open-air arena beside the ball park tomorrow. A preliminary between Al Campo and Joe Boccino and eight rounds of featherweight boxing close the program. Giants suffer 2–0 loss as Cubs sweep doubleheader. Munro and others show varied action.
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Taro Sato
Ever
Speedy
Roswell
Ken Gaston
L. B. Lynch
Baseball Park
al Campo
Joe Boccino
Baseball standings and results from a summer league program
A summary of multiple baseball games featuring Chicago's 7 to 4 win and a 4 to 8 victory in the afterpiece, Dizzy Dean earning his second win for the Cardinals in extra innings, and a tense 3-2 Braves Phillies clash decided in the ninth as Phil Collins walked Marty McManus with loaded bases. Grimes, a recent Yankee release, joined the Pirates in time to play.
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Ariving
Cherley Grimm
Chicago
Guy Bush
Bill Swift
Burcleigh Grimes
Grimes
Yankees
Cardinals
Neds
Dizzy Dean
Braves
Phillies
Reston
Phil Collins
Marty McManus
Collins
Curt Davis
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