Stewart Wins Southwestern Golf Title In New Mexico
Spec Stewart, a state school tax auditor, defeated Bob Goldwater 11 and 10 to claim the Southwestern golf title in Roswell, his fifth Southwestern crown and eighth New Mexico amateur title. The match capped a two week vacation of golf with Stewart finishing strong afterrounds at Las Cruces. Other flight winners included Wellfelt, Trowbridge, Manley, Anderson, Walter, and Eller.
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N. M
Spec Stewart
Pec
New Mexico
Stewart
Bob Goldwater
Phoenix
Arizona
Las Cruces Country Club
Spec
Goldwater
Dr. C. L. Renfro
Santa Fe
George Hayducke
Globe, Ariz
Skip Schreiber
Ralph Petty
Carrizozo
Joe Swillum
Jake Walker
Hobbs
Carlos Edwards
el Paso
Joe Cooper
J. S. Eilar
W. C. Wellfelt
Gallup
D. A. Mullings
B—J. C. Trowbridge
Herb Asking
C—Forrest Manley
O. N. Marron
D—Sherman Anderson
R. R. Gibson
E—Nolan Walter
A. Livingston
Yesterday's Results By The Associated Press
MLB scores recap from the American and National leagues with games across multiple cities. Highlights include New York and Philadelphia both with mixed results, plus Boston, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh and Chicago key outcomes. Weather delayed calls marked at nine innings.
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New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Local scores roll through West Texas and New Mexico
West Texas and New Mexico athletes posted results with Lamesa edging Lamesa 3 to 7, Odessa 2 to 8, Lubbock defeating Midland 7 to 0, Clovis beating Amarillo 8 to 2, and Borger up on Pampa 6 to 2.
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West Texas
New Mex
Lamesa
Odessa
Lubbock
Midland
Clovis
Amarillo
Borger
Pampa
Baseball Scores From Weekday Games In Major Leagues
In the International League Rochester defeated Jersey City 3 to 0 while Newark won 6 to 2 and Buffalo 5 to 3 in the first 11 innings. Syracuse fell 2 to 10 and Montreal was blanked 0 to 11 in the second 11 innings. Baltimore was 99 to 6 and Toronto 2 to 2 in the other matchup.
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Jersey City
Newark
Buffalo
Syracuse
Montreal
Baltimore
Toronto
Scores From American Association Games Report
In Kansas City the American Association games ended Kansas City 4, Indianapolis 2 with rain delaying one game. Columbus 4, Minneapolis 3. second game halted in the third inning due to darkness. Milwaukee 11, Louisville 1. Toledo 8, St. Paul 4.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul
Pacific Coast League scores and results in early action
In the Pacific Coast League, Hollywood and San Francisco split the early games as 3-3 and 1-8 through the first 10 innings. Los Angeles edged Portland 9-4 to 5, San Diego won 3-1 over Oakland, and Sacramento won 5-4 while Seattle fell to 2-1.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
San Diego
Oakland
Sacramento
Seattle
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Tulsa Oh
Fort Worth
Texas League scores roundup across Beaumont to Dallas
Beaumont 6 Oklahoma City 4 Fort Worth 15 1 Shreveport 7 3 Houston 4 3 Tulsa 3 2 Dallas 5 San Antonio 3.
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Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Houston
Tulsa
Dallas
San Antonio
Southern Association standings snapshot with key records
Nashville 12-5 Atlanta 1-6 Chattanooga 7-8 Knoxville 3-0 New Orleans 4-3 Little Rock 2-7. Birmingham at Memphis on wet grounds.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Knoxville
New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Wet Grounds
Rain postpones national doubles tennis championship
Slippery courts and overcast skies forced a 24 hour postponement today of the annual national doubles tennis championships at the Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline Massachusetts.
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Brooklyn
Mass
Longwood Cricket Club
All-Star High Grid Teams Get to Work
New Mexico’s best prep school football players began workouts at New Mexico University stadium for an all star game pitting north against south next Saturday. Forty eight players from eight districts trained under coaches Mason Anderson and Poe Corn, with stars like Wild Bill Zahn and Harold Bryant among the returnees. Five Roswell players join the south’s team, and ticket sales run through Wednesday at local stores for 56 cents including tax.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
New Mexico University Stadium
Mason Anderson
Raton High School
Poe Corn
Roswell High School
Roswell
Coyote
Barton Oglesby
Walter Whitmore
Milton Stolaroff
Wirt Roney
Harold Bryant
Results Of Sports Over the Week End
PORTLAND Ore Mary Ry an 15 year old Louisville Ky swimmer breaks third national women s AAU swimming title capturing 880 yards freestyle in 11 26 4 She had broken mile and 440 yard marks on first two days of meet Womens swimming association New York takes 330 yard medley relay CLEMENTON NJ Steve Wozniak Buffalo takes senior AAU long distance swim for fourth year beating Jack Roder ick Canton C by three quarters of mile in five mile race SARATOGA SPRINGS NY Discovery of broken bone in foot causes scratching of Bimelech from 71st Travers stake and may bring racing career to end Wil li am Woodward s Fenelon wins race and 17 425 beating favored Your Chance by a head Breckenridge Long s unbeaten two year old Nasca takes 8 450 Spinaway by four lengths over Tangled with Level Best third DEL MAR Calif Myron Selznick s Can t Wait equals Del Mar track record of 1 433 5 for mile and one sixteenth in capturing Walter Connolly Memorial handicap MANCHESTER Mass Alice Marble wins Essex club tennis tournament beating Pauline Betz 6 2 6 2 for 27th straight title triumph Miss Marble and Sarah Palfrey beat Mary Hardwick and Valerie Scott 10 12 8 6 6 3 in doubles NEWPORT RI Don McNeill trounces Frank Kovacs 9 7 6 2 6 4 in final of Newport Casino tennis tourney and teams with Frank Parker to win doubles beating Charles Mattmann and Robert Harmon 9 7 6 1 7 5 TORONTO Harold Jag McSpaden and Sam Snead tie for Canadian Open golf title with 72 hole scores of 281
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Ore
Mary Ryan
Louisville
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New York
Jack Roderick
Canton
Saratoga Springs
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Travers
William Woodward
Fenelon
Breckenridge
Nasca
del Mar
Calif
Myron Selznick
Walter Connolly
Manchester
Mass
Alice Marble
Pauline Betz
Miss Marble
Sarah Palfrey
Mary Hardwick
Valerie Scott
Newport
R. I
Don McNeill
Frank Kovacs
Casiano
Frank Parker
Charles Mattmann
Robert Harmon
Toronto
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Sam Snead
Dodgers On the Prowl as Reds Slump in pennant race
MLB action notes Brooklyn Dodgers pressure Cincinnati Reds as RedS weak hitting curbs their lead. Dodgers win both ends of a doubleheader against St. Louis while Leo Durocher reshuffles infield. Cubs beat Pirates as White Sox rally past Detroit. Yankees split with Athletics and Red Sox top Senators.
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Giants face jitters and sport notes from Aug 19
In this brief, the Giants show nerves while boxing magnate Herman Taylor contemplates further operations. A Duke forecast predicts a loss for Tennessee, a Texas A&M undefeated run unlikely. Joe Cambria, Washington’s scout, seeks the Shelby franchise as 23 Alabama backfield candidates include no seniors.
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Giants
Herman Taylor
Philly
Medicos
Duke
Tennessee
Texas Aggies
Joe Cambria
Washington
Springfield
Mass
Shelby
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Alabama Crimson Tide
Whizzer White Returns to Pro Football After Yale Exit
Whizzer White leaves Yale and resumes pro football, humorously noting the switch from college play to earning a living. The transition marks a new chapter for the former Yale standout amid ongoing sports career expectations.
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Horray
White
Yale
Be Kind Umpires Night Highlighting City Sports Scene
Oklahoma City plans a be kind to umpires night next Friday as local sports notes vary from broadcaster Tom Nobles receiving praise to NBA convention spotlight on Jack Dempsey. Philadelphia papers claim Mike Kaplan bested Milt Aron in a recent bout, yet ended in a draw. Jimmy Conzelman drafts Chicago Cardinals with three blocking backs and two ends needed. Ace Parker may miss Brooklyn Dodgers football next fall after summer baseball injury.
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Oklahoma City
Tom Nobles
Jack Dempsey
N.B.A
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Mike Kaplan
Boston
Milt Aron
Chicago
Jimmy Conzelman
Chicago Cardinals
Ace Parker
Syracuse
Brooklyn Football Dodgers
Rainy New York halts boxing as baseball games go on
The Chicago Daily News notes a strange scene with rain at the Polo Grounds washing out the Billy Conn Bob Pastor bout while the Harlem River area hosts a Red Sox Yankees double header that continues until darkness stops play. Professor Carmichael reflects on the odd clash of events across the city.
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Chicago Daily News
New York
Polo Grounds
Billy Conn
Bob Pastor
Harlem
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Yankees
Names and notes drift through a busy sports gossip page
Buck Newsom collected 100 dollars and expenses for personal appearances in Michigan state league parks while his finger mends. The column wrongly named Buddy Lewis as Washington farm club manager. correction notes Buddy Myer. Duke star Kid Brewer faces NC political race versus returning to join NC A and football staff. Joe Herman of Los Angeles solicits blunt laughter for selling his share of lightweight Latka to George Raft, Latka seen as likely champion.
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Buddy Lewis
Washington
Buddy Myer
Kid Brewer
Duke
North Carolina
North Carolina A
Joe Herman
Los Angeles
George Latka
George Raft
Latka
Army bomber to fly over Roswell during maneuvers
The army plans a large bomber pass today over Roswell on its route from March Field to Plattsburg for maneuvers. By 2 PM no sighting or word had reached Roswell airport. Moses Calderon, son of local resident David A. Calderon, is slated to ride as a crew member.
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City
Roswell
March Field
Calif
Plattsburg
N. Y
Moses Calderon
U. S. Air Corps
David A. Calderon
School Opens Adds Fifteen New Teachers Across District
Fifteen teachers chosen for the coming year due to resignations. Names include Marion Sanders Roswell, Helen Sawyer Valent ine, Ruth McNeal Edna, William Turner Kirksville, and others serving at Mark Howell East Side Washington Ave. schools. Bond financed building program noted. Alamogordo picks Sue Sloane as queen of the kid rodeo with events September 13-14 at Otero county fair.
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Marion Sanders
Roswell
Missouri Ave
Helen Sawyer
Valentine
Neb
Mark Howell
East Side
Ruth McNeal
Edna
Kan
William Turner
Kirksville
Lindsey Gordon
Carrollton
Bobbie Anderson
Washington Ave
Lillian Donaldson
Rosebud
Tex
Ruth Jean Smith
Velma Cole
Paonia
Colo
Genie Gariss
Hemingford
Jewell McCary
Olney
Highland School
Margaret Hinson
Sue Savage
East Side School
Jeanne Cauhape
South Hill
Virginia Howell
Greeley
Alamogordo, N. M
Sue Sloane
Alamogordo
Otero County
Freighter Herman Frasch boarded by Mexican gunboat near Acapulco
Mackay Radio reported a message from the American freighter Herman Frasch saying it was stopped and boarded by a Mexican gunboat about 70 miles west northwest of Acapulco. The Union Sulphur Co vessel, 356 feet long with 35 crew, had left San Pedro on August 13 for New York.
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Mackay Radio Company
Herman Frasch
Acapulco
Mexico
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Gulf Ports
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Young Republicans nominate county leaders in New Mexico primaries
In San Antonio and Estancia conventions, Socorro Young Republicans chose Louis Miera Jr as chairman and Torrance group elected Nick Candelaria. At Reserve on Sunday, Tingley attacked Gail S. Carter the state use and sales tax director, saying she was brought from Chicago and trying to dictate a bookkeeping system for tax returns to small merchants.
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San Antonio
Estancia
Socorro County
Louis Miera, Jr
Torrance County
Nick Candelaria
Reserve
Tingley
Gail S. Carter
Carter
Chicago
Chavez presses New Mexico manganese for defense
Senator Dennis Chavez of New Mexico submitted a congressional record analysis on local manganese deposits and said he spoke with President Roosevelt who assured development as soon as possible. Senator Ashurst of Arizona backed Chavez in urging national focus on manganese in the southwest.
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Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
New Mexico
Congressional Record
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Roosevelt
Senate
Arizona
Ashurst
Southwest
Coronado Route Redrawn Says Bolton Findings
Dr. Herbert E. Bolton of the University of California announced a revision to the traditional Coronado route. He and a team retraced the expedition from Campostela, Sonora, to Kansas, noting three decisive changes including the elimination of the Clifton route and altered paths between Fort Apache St Johns and Zuni. The group plans to publish details in a forthcoming book with collaborators from New Mexico and Santa Fe.
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Ariz
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University of California
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Cibola
Bolton
Coronado
Clifton
Fort Apache
St. Johns
Zuni
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Campostela
Sonora
Mexico
Kansas
Arizona
George P. Hammond
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Aubrey Neasham
National Park Service
Santa Fe
Snead Takes Early Lead In Canadian Open Playoff
Sam Snead of Shawnee-On-Delaware Pa. holds a one stroke edge over defending champion Jay McSpaden of Winchester Mass after nine holes of the playoff at the Canadian Open. Snead made a birdie two at the ninth while McSpaden dropped a stroke after a creek penalty and both were one over par after 9 with Snead at 37 McSpaden 38.
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Toronto
Sam Snead
Shawnee-On-Delaware
Jay McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Snead
McSpaden
Ky boy wins national junior trapshooting crown at Grand Ameri can
John Snow Martin, 17, of Providence Kentucky, fired 99 of 100 targets from 16 yards to win the national junior trapshooting championship at the 41st Grand American program in Vandalia Ohio. He dethroned Rudy Etchen of Kansas City, who finished with 93, while Ray Fienup of St. Louis led the sub-junior class with 95.
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Vandalia
Ohio
John Snow Martin
Providence
Martin
Rudy Etchen
Kansas City
Etchen
Ray Fienup
St. Louis
Kiimg
El Paso girl Frances Driver injured in Santa Barbara crash
Santa Barbara California August 19 Frances Driver a seventeen year old girl from El Paso Texas was under treatment at Cottage hospital today for injuries suffered yesterday in an automobile collision.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Frances Driver
el Paso
Tex
Cottage Hospital
Fighting Bad Forest Fires in Yellowstone Park
In Yellowstone Park, about 1,500 men battled five fires amid blow ups. Moose Creek lines held by 640, Ranger Lake ran a mile and a half before new lines formed by 500 fighters. Fire at Ouzel Falls and Spirea Creek spawned runs. mountain ash blaze resisted over 100 smoke eaters. All park entrances remained open. tourists reported no disruption.
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Moose Creek
Ranger Lake
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Spirea Creek
United States Discusses Bases in Western Hemisphere
Plans outline potential talks with Great Britain on air and naval bases on British territory in the Western Hemisphere to defend the Panama Canal. Questions remain on mutual aid with Canada, unified command, and extension to war industries, while the Monroe Doctrine implication is clear.
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Hemisphere
Roosevelt
Willkie
Panama Canal
United States
Canada
Maier Wins Cup for Highest Score in Asbury Park Bridge
Four Aces member M. D. Maier earns the cup for top point score in a contract bridge tournament in Asbury Park New Jersey. Maier leads high with strong play as competitors watch.
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Four Aces
Maier
Asbury Park
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