McNally-Hall Edges Moseley’s In Rubber Game Tie
McNally-Hall beat Moseley’s 7 to 6 to capture the city softball championship in a deciding game. Neil Sanders pitched the winners, allowed five hits, and struck six as Billy Hall drove in the deciding run in the bottom of the seventh. Joe DeMaret hit a homer in the first inning to set the tone, while Moseley’s Steve Redowski hit a third inning homer to put his team ahead before Sanders shut them down the final four frames. Umpires were Hood, Herbert, and Corn.
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Moseley
Billy Hall
Kearns
Neil Sanders
McNally- Hall
Steve Redowski
Moseley’s
Sanders
McNally-Hall
Lteam
Jack DeMaret
Stone Wall
Rulss
Ed Thoma
Escobar eyes featherweight move as boxing zest grows
A bustling sports page notes bantamweight champ Sixto Escobar planning a featherweight raid while the Big Ten ponders cutting football bookings with the Southeastern Conference over business practices. Jack Dempsey’s elk farming, Armstrong celebs coming for a boxing bout, and varied NCAA and boxing chatter fill the column alongside jokes and local notes.
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New York
Sixto Escobar
Big Ten
Southeastern
Jack Dempesy
Maryland
Maj
W. A. Welch
Palisades Interstate Park Commission
Jack
Actress Joan Fontaine to wed Web Screen Player
Hollywood reports say Joan Fontaine sister of Olivia de Havilland and Brian Aherne, English actor, will marry soon.
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Joan Fontaine
Olivia de Havilland
Brian Aherne
Hollywood Reports
Yesterday's Results From The National League By AP
The Associated Press reports NL games with Boston edging Brooklyn 4 to 3 and Philadelphia defeating New York 5 to 2. St Louis secured a 3 to 0 win over Pittsburgh in another league matchup.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Baseball Scores: New York Dominates Philadelphia 5–0
In American League action New York shutout Philadelphia 5 to 0 while Boston beat Washington 6–2 and Chicago defeated Cleveland 1 to 0.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
International League scores slate tight races
Toronto defeats Jersey City 7 to 6 while Newark shuts out Rochester 6 to 0 Montreal tops Baltimore 11 to 7 and Buffalo blanks Syracuse 5 to 0. Strong offense across four matchups with Montreal and Toronto posting high totals.
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International League
Toronto
Jersey City
Newark
Rochester
Montreal
Baltimore
Buffalo
Syracuse
Icebox Scores From A A Baseball Card Night
Milwaukee defeats Columbus 4 to 2 and Kansas City tops Toledo 5 to 2. Minneapolis blasts Louisville 8 to 0 while St Paul faces Indianapolis in rain delayed action.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Pacific Coast League Scores Snapshot
In the Pacific Coast League standings Los Angeles leads Oakland 6 to 0 while Seattle is 8 to 2 against Sacramento. Portland sits at 7-1 after beating San Diego 7-6, and Hollywood defeats San Francisco 4 to 2.
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Los Angeles
Oakland
Seattle
Sacramento
Portland
San Diego
Hollywood
San Francisco
Fortland
Texas League scores show Fort Worth and Dallas big wins
Fort Worth defeated Beaumont 12 to 4 and Dallas beat San Antonio 7 to 0. Oklahoma City is 3-0 with Shreveport at 0-3, while Houston topped Tulsa 10 to 2. The standings reflect early season dominance by Fort Worth Dallas and Houston.
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Fort Worth
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Dallas
San Antonio
Houston
Tulsa
Southern Association scores update from Knoxville Birmingham game
Knoxville beat Birmingham 19 to 9, Little Rock defeated Atlanta 8 to 5, Nashville led New Orleans 7 to 4, Chattanooga 2 7, Memphis 1 4 in a set of Southern Association results.
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Southern Association
Knoxville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Atlanta
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Scranto and Albany Split Scores Across Action
Scranto won 6 to 4 while Binghamton lost 1 to 3. Albany defeated Wilkes-Barre 7 to 6 with Wilkes-Barre at 1. Hartford recorded 1 and Elmira 0, and Springfield fell 7 to 10 against Williamsport which posted 4 to 13.
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Scranto
Binghamton
Albany
Wilkes-Barre
Hartford
Elmira
Springfield
Williamsport
New Speed Record For Water Travel
Sir Malcolm Campbell shattered water speed records at Coniston England by averaging 141.74 mph over two measured miles aboard Bluebird II. He hit 142.85 mph on the south run and returned at 140.62 mph amid calm glassy lake conditions and rising mist.
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Coniston
England
Malcolm Campbell
Lake Coniston
Sir Henry Seagrave
Campbell
Glory
Baseball Standings Alcunquerque Tucson
Baseball standings are listed with teams Albunquer Lamesa Midland Pampa Big Spring Amarillo Lubbock Clovis and others showing runs scored and wins losses and additional names for batters and pitchers. The data reflect late season tallies with varied scores and a note about fresh asparagus and a garden ad lines.
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
National League leaders include Batting Mize of St. Louis at .353 and Arnovich of Philadelphia at .341. Frey of Cincinnati led in runs with 83, Werber 82 for Cincinnati. McCormick of Cincinnati had 97 RBIs. Bonura of New York 77. McCormick led with 147 hits tied with Hack and Brown at 142. Slaughter 35 doubles. McCormick 32 with Mize. Herman had 14 triples. Vaughan, Goodman tied 10. Ott led home runs with 24. Mize 20. Handley 18 stolen bases. Hack and Hassett 12. Thompson of Cincinnati 8 2 led in pitching. Wyatt 8 3 for Brooklyn.
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Mize
St. Louis
Arnovich
Philadelphia
Frey
Cincinnati
Werber
McCormick
Bonura
New York
Hack
Chicago
Brown
Slaughter
Cincinati
Herman
Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Goodman
Ott
Handley
Hassett
Boston
Thompson
Wyatt
Brooklyn
American League batting and pitching leaders noted
Player leaders are listed with season totals across batting runs and hits. Key figures include DiMaggio of New York with 395 at bats, Foxx of Boston with 368 runs, Williams of Boston with 95 RBIs, and Foxx leading home runs at 30. Pitching leaders Grove of Boston 13 2 and Donald of New York 12 2.
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DiMaggio
New York
Foxx
Boston
Rolfe
Williams
eQuinn
St. Louis
Cables
Greenberg
Detroit
McQuinn
Lewis
Washington
McCosky
Hollywood Probe on Film Industry Labor Racketeering
Special assistant Charles H. Carr to United States Attorney General Frank Murphy leads investigations into labor racketeering and Sherman Act violations amid reported income irregularities in the film industry. Carr oversees probe actions and potential legal steps arising from the inquiries.
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Charles H. Carr
United States
Frank Murphy
Anthrax Outbreak Well Under Control
In northern New Mexico the anthrax outbreak among cattle is described as well under control by officers from the Bureau of Animal Industry and state boards. Vaccination has been completed in the infested area, with continued inspection and monitoring planned as needed. One reported illness in a man was tied to the disease but not yet confirmed in Springer.
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Sfringer
N. M
Colfax
Bureau of Animal Industry
Sheep Sanitary Board
The
Cattle Sanitary Board
New Mexico
Schneider
Springer
Feller Struggles With Control As Indians Fall In extras
Feller walks doomed his game as Chicago White Sox beat Cleveland 1-0 in 11 innings. Hayes and Kreevich delivered the decisive hits after Feller’s five walks and two wild pitches allowed the lone run. Smith pitched a two-walk, seven-hit gem for the win.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
van Meter
Lefty Eg Smith
Chicago White Sox
Young Bob
Jack Hayes
Smith
Hayes
Mike Kreevich
Feller
Big Red Ruffing
New York Yankees
Cone
Philadelphia Athletics
Bill Dickey
George Selkirk
Peston
Fritz Ostermueller
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Washington Senators
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Bees
Dodgers
Johnny Hudson
al Simmons
Bees
Joe Sullivan
Walter Kirby Higble
New York York Giants
Phillies
Bob Bowman
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Leading Batsmen In National League
In the National League five of the top ten hitters are first basemen led by Gus Suhr who moved into the top group after a Pirates to Phillies shift. Johnny Mize remains atop at .353 with others like Zeke Bonura Buck McCormick and Buddy Hassett among regulars. Joe DiMaggio raises to .395 leading majors with Charley Keller George Selkirk and Ted Williams joining the strong batting contenders.
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New York
Gus Suhr
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Zeke Bonura
Giants
Buck McCormick
Reds
Buddy Hassett
Bees
Suhr
Frank Demaree
Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
George Sel- Eirk
Ted Williams
Red Sox
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Herbert
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Robinson
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Parsons
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Henry Armstrong
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Roswell Building and Loan Association
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