Amonett's Wins First Game of Title Series
Amonett's defeated City Market 5 to 1 in Roswell 1935 softball title series opener. Fayette Davidson hit a first inning homer, Albert walked and Marshall scored on Sanderson's single, and Weaver followed with a homer. City Market countered once in the first on two errors. Neild Sanders pitched well for Amonett's. Jiminez also tossed steadily. Second game set for tonight after a 7:15 exhibition.
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City Market
Roswell
Fayette Davidson
Amonett
Fender-Fixers
Albert
Marshall
Neil Sander
Weaver
Chapa
Neild Sanders
P. Fresquez
Paul Fresquez
Alberts
J. Lopez
Payne
D. Lopez
Jiminez
Mabie Lowrey
Moseley
Farmer is Champion U S Trapshooter
Elmer Torge of Wales Center New York, a former Bay City baseball player turned dairy farmer, won the national trapshooting title by breaking 200 targets in a row. He faced 33 state champions plus canal zone and Canadian rivals, with only two others matching perfection in a day of fierce competition.
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Vandalia
New York
Elmer Torge
Wales Center
N. Y
Bay City
Mich
Canal Zone
Fred S. Tomlin
Glasboro
N. J
Hale Co. Jones
East Alton
Emery
George Voigt
Gene Homans
Englewood
Ray Billows
Johnny Goodman
Brookline
David
Sp2c) Goldman
Dallas
Texas
Little
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Bobby Riegel
Richmond
West Conshohocken
Rodney Bliss, Jr
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Omaha
Chuck Kocsis
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Institute schedules seven home games this season
Roswell fans will see seven home games as the Institute unveils a seven game schedule including a season opener with Wayland College on September 8. The Broncos face three New Mexico Conference rivals and will not play on Thanksgiving on the new schedule, instead meeting the Normal University Cowboys at Roswell on that holiday.
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Amarillo Junior College
Texas Mines
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Las Cruces
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Rogers And Post Films To Show Here
A telegram confirms Wiley Post feature Air Hawks at the Princess Theatre on Sunday Monday and Tuesday August 25 26 and 27 and Will Rogers newest picture to be shown early in September. Rogers has two films yet to be shown Steamboat Round The Bend and In Old Kentucky both at the Yucca Theatre. Theatres will dim for two minutes. Thursday at 3 pm memorial for Will Rogers and Wiley Post.
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Wiley Post
Air Hawks
Princess Theatre
Will Rogers
Bend
Old Kentucky
Yucca
Bergdoll Calls Draft Dodger Case A Dreyfus Parallel
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll in Weinsberg Germany likens his clash with U S authorities to a Dreyfus affair. He argues for a civil trial instead of court martial and says he offered surrender to President Roosevelt as commander in chief to obtain a personal ruling. He disputes Attorney General Cummings claims and cites former President Cleveland as a patriot who dodged the draft.
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Germany
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
United States
Dreyfus
Cleveland
Cummings
Roosevelt
United States Army
Dreyfus Years Later Path From Conviction to Pardoned Honor
Capt Alfred Dreyfus, jailed on forged treason papers in 1894 and again in 1899, was pardoned after public belief in his innocence. Restored to rank in 1906 and decorated, he died last July 12 at age 75.
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Devil’s Island
Coronado Ruins Transfered to University of New Mexico
An area along the Rio Grande containing Coronado’s 1540 ruins is transferred to the University of New Mexico for archeological study. President Roosevelt signed the measure to move 379 acres from public domain to the university. Senator Hatch of New Mexico sponsored the bill in Congress.
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Rio Grande
Coronado
University of New Mexico
Roosevelt
Sandoval County
Hatch
D-Nm
Congress
Young shooters clash as state champs claim titles
The article notes Tomlin's 200 for the professional crown while Jones fails to stop the East from winning 1,977 to 1,970. Otto B. Kiehl of Pittsburgh Kas. at 14 earns the North American sub junior crown after breaking 89 of 100, as the youth favors trapshooting though he also enjoys violin and fishing.
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Jones
Otto B. Kiehl
Pittsburgh
Rising American tennis hopes Budge Parker eye Davis Cup return
The piece notes Budge and Frankie Parker as the leading U S youngsters to revive the Davis Cup after a defeat at Wimbledon. It profiles Parker’s promise, Beasley’s coaching, and Parker’s weak forehand, with Budge praised as a top potential, while veterans Allison Wood Van Ryn are dismissed as unable to reclaim the Cup.
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Parker
Mako
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van Ryn
Donald Budge
England
Frankie Parker
Jersey
Mercer Beasley
Inele Sam
Westerners Lead Qualifying Scorers in Amateur Golf
Three western golfers posted 36 hole totals of 141 to lead sectional qualifying for the national amateur championship in Cleveland next month. Albert Campbell of Seattle shot 70 71 in New York, while Zell Eaton and Walter Emery in Oklahoma City posted 71 70 and 69 72 respectively.
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Cleveland
Albert
Scotty) Campbell
Seattle
New York
Oklahoma City
Zell Eaton
Walter Emery
Eaton
Emery
Indians Now Winning With New Manager
The Cleveland Indians, now led by manager Steve ONeill, have improved to a .667 winning percentage after 12 wins, six losses, and a tie. They sit about a half game behind the White Sox and Red Sox, in a tight pennant race, and beat the Washington Senators 4-2 on a game featuring two fumbles and a wild throw. The Yankees and Tigers split a doubleheader, the Browns won one of two from the Red Sox, and the White Sox swept the Athletics in a doubleheader to gain third place. The Giants topped the Reds in ten innings, while the Cardinals beat the Braves 6-5 and the Pirates shut out the Dodgers 2-0.
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Steve O'Neill
Steve
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Yankees
Scavviboy Rowe
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Dempsey details payment plan for Indian water district lands
Dempsey said payments would total about $3 per acre across 12,600 acres and noted Indian lands were included in the district when formed, though Indian water users had no means to aid in retiring the district loan.
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Baseball scores from a day in the majors
National League results include St. Louis 6 Boston 5 and Cincinnati 5 New York 6 with Chicago at Philadelphia postponed by rain. American League games show Philadelphia 4 4 Chicago 13 at Boston 5 7, St. Louis 8 3, New York 6 Detroit 5, Washington 2 Cleveland 4. American Association notes Milwaukee 1 Columbus 5 and St Paul 2 1 Indianapolis 3 2 with Kansas City 1 Toledo 4 and Minneapolis Louisville games played on a prior date.
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Baseball Scores From Three Leagues
International League results include Baltimore 10 Albany 4, Rochester 3 Buffalo 8, Toronto 5 Montreal 2, Newark 5 Syracuse 0. Texas League games show Tulsa 3 Oklahoma City 4, Galveston 3 Dallas 5, Beaumont 4 San Antonio 3, Houston 13 Fort Worth 9.
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Tulsa
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Houston
Fort Worth
Coast League scores mix in early games
Oakland falls to Los Angeles 4 to 9 while Sacramento edges San Francisco 2 to 1 and Hollywood and Seattle both tally nine in a 9 to 9 tie. Portland loses 2 to 9 against unknown opponent.
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Southern Association scores report caper
Atlanta defeated Memphis 4 to 3, Chattanooga blanked, Birmingham won 2. Nashville at New Orleans postponed due to wet grounds. Knoxville and Little Rock played to a 0 0 tie, while Little Rock later 4 9 unclear.
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Memphis
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Knoxville
Little Rock
Western League St. Joseph Cedar Rapids 3
Scoreless Cedar Rapids game with St Joseph and Davenport tied 3-3 while Council Bluffs won 3-0 in three games noted in Western League standings including Davenport.
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Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Davenport
Major Leagues High Bids For Baer Louis Fight
New York bids flood in for the Joe Louis vs Max Baer bout likely at the Polo Grounds on September 24. Detroit offers about $300,000 through Promoter Jacobs to lure the event to Motor City, with Chicago also eyed as a potential site. Jacobs will decide soon as Detroit presses its bid.
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New York
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Polo Grounds
Detroit
Jacobs
Frederic H. Schader
Chicago
Sioux City at Keokuk Game Rematch Upset Hopes
A basketball matchup between Sioux City and Keokuk was postponed from the previous date and is expected to draw local fan interest as teams seek a rematch. neutral recap notes date and venue unspecified.
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