North Beats South In All Star Grid Game
North stars from northern New Mexico high schools defeated the south side 13 to 0 at New Mexico University field in Albuquerque. Leroy Foster of Raton starred with two touchdowns and key returns, backed by Sedillo and Malcolm. The game drew over 4,000 at a coaching lab sponsored by the state coaches association and Albuquerque Lions Club.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Leroy Foster
Raton
Poe Corn
Foster
Barton Oglesby
Roswell
North
South
Mason Anderson
Roney
Corn
Bill Zahn
Malcolm
Howard Martin
Martin
McDougal
Head
Clovis
Stolaroff
Oglesby
El Paso Swimmers Win Carlsbad Invatational Meet
El Paso wins the Carlsbad invitational aquatic meet at Municipal Beach beating Carlsbad by 152 to 134 on the second day after trailing by a point. Winners include Bill Grimes and Wymond Davis in senior men, Glenn Heath and Dick Heath in junior men, John McGraw in midget men, Dorothy Lorentzen in senior women, and Lois Stamp in junior women.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Paso
Pecos River
Rio Grande
Pass City
Municipal Beach
Texas
Fort Stockton
Artesia
Lovington
Water Stars
Glenn Heath
Glenn
Dick Heath
Wymond Davis
Fred Hartford
el Paso
John McGraw
Bernard Gorey
John Hartford
Jean Driver
Southwestern
Dorothy Smith Lorentzen
Lois Stamp
Lois
Jean
Marjorie Fleming
Carlsbad Aquatic Club
Yanks And Cards Given A Check By Two Old Men
Aging Ted Lyons and Sailor Bill Posedel derail the Yankees and Cardinals, ending long winning streaks. Lyons held the Yanks to one run in 18-year major league career, while Posedel’s five-hitter powered the Bees past the Cardinals. Yankees split the doubleheader, Reds stretch lead, Dodgers and Giants split, and other AL results noted.
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Associated Press
Ted Lyons
Bill Posedel
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Lyons
White Sox
Yanks
Posedel
Boston Bees
Cardinals
Ernie Bonham
Sox
Cards
Bees
Yankee
Washington
Tribe
Roswell Weight Lifters Defeat Clovis Team
Roswell Weightlifting Club defeated Clovis by 16 pounds at Clovis Sunday led by Verne Squire who set four state records. Roswell totaled 2316 lbs to Clovis 2300 lbs as Squire posted press 191 snatch 191 jerk 231 and Olympic total 612. Clovis captain Jim Burns set three lightweight records and Ronald Rodes hit state press of 120 with one hand.
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Verne Squire
Roswell
Clovis
Jim Burns
Ronald Rodes
Squire
Ski Radulski
Staton Wooldridge
Bill Moseley
Francis Barnes
Bill Martin
Manuel Moseley
C. E. Jenkins
Staton
Judson Goodart
Moseley's Beat Mexicana Bar In Baseball Game
Moseley's overcame a 9th inning deficit to beat Mexicana Bar 12 to 11 at East Til den field on Sunday. Roswell teams from the same city meet again next Sunday at 3 p.m. at North Main fairgrounds. Melvin Knox drove in the winning run with a double. Proffit and Knox were Moseley’s battery, Chango and Moche for Mexicana Bar.
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Moseley’s
Mexicana Bar
East Tilden Field
Roswell
Fairgrounds
North Main
Melvin Knox
Moseley
Proffit
Knox
Chango
Moche
Sunday Dangers in Traffic Rise in Week end
Chicago reports that Old Man Accident hits hardest on Saturdays and Sundays with three-eighths of fatal crashes and a third of non fatal injuries in cities. Rural areas show 44 to 45 percent of weekly deaths and non fatal injuries on weekends per the 1940 Accident Facts from the National Safety Council.
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U. S
Chicago
Tional Safety Council
Probing Cause Of Disaster To Bomber Near Denver
An army board of inquiry examines eight or nine possible causes for the bomber crash that killed nine near Denver. Lightning and a bomb explosion are largely ruled out. Civil authorities attribute the accident to a terrible downdraft in the storm.
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Denver
Army Board of Inquiry
PGA Tournament Starts Seven Day Grind In Hershey
The PGA Championship opens with 125 players at Hershey country club on a seven day mix of medal and match play. Top contenders include Slammin Sam Snead Henry Picard Ben Hogan and Craig Wood as rain lengthens a 7000 yard layout. Finalists emerge after 18 hole rounds Wednesday through Sunday with Picard exempt from qualifying. Chubbs Dean returns to the Athletics after a brief absence and Rankin Johnson Jr signs for next spring.
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Hershey
P.G.A
Railbirds
Clovery Hershey Country Club
Sam Snead
Henry Picard
Ben Hogan
Craig Wood
Snead
Wood
Jimmy Demaret
Hogan
Horton Smith
Paul
Runyon
Chubby Dean
Athletics Philadelphia
Livill
Chubby) Dean
Athletics
Connie Mack
Mack
Dean
A’s
Rankin Johnson, Jr
Midland
Tex
Week End Sports In Summary Form
SARATOGA SPRINGS Alfred Vanderbilt s New World equalled stake record in 1 11 taking Grand Union Hotel stakes by length and a half over favored Whirlaway owned by Warren Wright William Woodward s Isolation 17 30 for 2 captured Merchants and Citizens handicap BROOKLINE Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder defeated Gardnar Mulloy and Henry Pru soff 6 4 8 6 9 7 to win national doubles tennis championships Alice Marble and Sarah Palfrey retained women s crown for fourth straight year downing Mrs John Van Ryn and Dorothy Bundy 6 4 6 3 Miss Marble and Bobby Riggs won mixed doubles RED BANK Jack Cooper Kansas City won national sweep stakes trophy in 225 cubic inch hydroplane Tops III taking final two heats after finish second in first CINCINNATI Dick McKee defeated Charles Shostrom 6 3 6 1 6 1 and Helen Germaine downed Mrs Marceiia Weiss Parker 6 4 6 3 to capture men s and women s national public parks Singles tennis championships SAN DIEGO Cowie Brothers of Los Angeles James and Gordon sailed Rambunctious II to international star class yacht racing crown finishing second to Twin Star in final sailing for point total of 83 for series Jade second in final standings with 81 CLEMENTON N J Ann Hardin Louisville held onto national A A U women s three mile swimming title whipping team mate Mary Ryan by two tenths of a second in 1 20 21 2
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Associated Press
Saratoga Springs
Alfred Vanderbilt
Whirlaway
Warren Wright
William Woodward
Merchants and Citizens
Brookline
Jack Kramer
Ted Schroeder
Gardnar Mulloy
Henry Prusoff
Alice Marble
Sarah Palfrey
John van Ryn
Dorothy Bundy
Miss Marble
Bobby Riggs
RED Bank
Jack Cooper
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Dick McKee
Charles Shostrom
Ann Hardin
Louisville
A.A.U
Mary Ryan
Adams Wins Hobbs Open Golf Title in 5 and 4 Victory
Jimmie Adams of Winslow Arizona defeated Jimmie Gamewell of Hobbs in the final of the first Hobbs Invitational Open at Hobbs Country Club. Adams reached the final after morning quarter and semi final wins. A nine hole playoff settled a halted quarter final between Adams and Bennie Adams. Ed Armstrong of Hobbs won the consolation in the championship flight with a 2 and 1 over Bennie Hinton of El Paso.
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Hobbs
N. M
Jimmie Adams
Winslow
Ariz
Hobbs Country Club
Jimmie Gamewell
Adams
Benie
Odessa
Tex
Jimmie
Jack Hardin
el Paso
Gamewell
Henry Bailey
Artesia
Ed Armstrong
Bennie Hinton
Yesterday's Results in National League Scores
National League results show New York 4-12, Chicago 5-8, Brooklyn 3-8, Pittsburgh 4-1, Philadelphia 2-5, Cincinnati 3- Boston 4-5, St. Louis 1-8.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baseball scores recap from weekend games
American League results show Chicago 1 New York 3 and St. Louis 7 Boston 2 with Detroit 7 Philadelphia 3 and Cleveland 4 Washington 5. Arizona-Tex League reports Saturday and Sunday scores including Albuquerque 0 Tucson 4 and El Paso 6 Bisbee 7 then Albuquerque 9 9 Tucson 2 11 and El Paso 6 4 Bisbee 3 7.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Arizona-Tex
Albuquerque
Tucson
el Paso
Bisbee
International League scores and outcomes recap
In Jersey City Newark split a pair with Jersey City winning 4-5 in the first game of 10 innings and losing 3-2 in the second. Buffalo defeated Rochester 7-2 in the first of 11 innings while the second ended in a tie. Toronto blanked Syracuse 6-0 while Montreal beat Baltimore 7-3 and 6-0.
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Jersey City
Newark
Buffalo
Rochester
American Association Standings Snapshot
The latest American Association results show Minneapolis at 11-2 and Toledo 5-1, Columbus 3-3, St. Paul 0-0, Louisville 2-7, Kansas City 3-3, with Indianapolis-Milwaukee postponed due to rain.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Baseball Scores From Coast League Night Ledger
Pacific Coast League results show Los Angeles 4 to 5 over Sacramento 3, Oakland 1 to 3, Portland 0 to 2, San Francisco 5 to 0, San Diego 4 to 7, Seattle 4 to 0, Hollywood 2 to 4.
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Los Angeles
Sacramento
Oakland
Portland
San Francisco
San Diego
Texas League Scores Snapshot Across Teams
Beaumont beat Houston 4 to 2 while Houston logged 3 3. Tulsa improved to 5 7 and Dallas stood at 1 3 in Oklahoma City. Fort Worth reached 4 and Shreveport 4 while San Antonio posted 2.
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Beaumont
Houston
Tulsa
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Shreveport
San Antono
Baseball Scores Across Southern Association Schedule
Summary of uneven results from the Southern Association showing Birmingham 3 5 Memphis 1 3 and Atlanta 4 7 Knoxville 3 5 with a 6 inning second game, Nashville 8 1 Chattanooga 1 5 and New Orleans 3 3 Little Rock 2 .
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Southern Association
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
Knoxville
Nashville
Chattanooga
New Oleans
Little Rock
Mary Rallis Sets New Women's Record At Berkey Alleys
Mary Rallis rolled a 247 at Berkey Bowling Alleys on Sunday to set a new women’s record, breaking her previous 245 mark. She won a $5 prize for the alley record, a notably strong score for women bowlers.
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Mary Rallis
Berkey
Womer
Bowling Commercial League Seeks Six-Game Sweep Duel
The Record faces Roswell Auto in a pivotal six game match tonight with the title hingeing on a clean sweep or split. A split would boost Purity Bakery with a postponed KGFL match looming, while The Record claims the league lead and meets Roswell Auto for the first time in league play.
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Roswell Auto
Purity Bakery
KGFL
Odds drop on Yankees pennant and other notes
Odds on the Yankees to win the pennant fall to 4-1 after they heated up in recent weeks. The Indians are said to be unlikely to recover from Bob Feller’s near no hitter. Other items note Bill Decorrevoit’s appendix surgery, Sammy Snead favored in Hershey, Henry Picard strong in his own back yard, Snorter Luster aiding Steve Owen with the Giants backfield, and various reader letters and minor updates on pitchers and coaches.
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New York
Yanks
Indians
Bobby Feller
Champs
Bill Decorrevont
Northwestern
Big Ten
Sammy Snead
Hershey
Henry Picard
Snorter Luster
Oklahoma
Steve Owen
New York Pro Football Giants
Coyotes football lineup leans on youth for 1958 season
Coach Corn begins building a light, inexperienced team with only two regulars from last year. Key backs include Brenneman and English while Joyce and Curlee anchor the line. First game set for Sept 13 at home against St. Mary’s Albuquerque with a schedule including Lamesa El Paso Hobbs Portales Santa Fe and Las Cruces.
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Corn
Dick Brenneman
Frank Joyce
Warren Cobean
Leroy English
Ray Curlee
Robert Dennis
Ben Kelley
Tom Hoover
W. C. Coleman
John Bill Powers
Junior Shaw
Tommy Dresser
Albert Melendez
James Crockett
Sherwood Grossman
Bob Thompson
Charles Malone
Arthur Witchard
Edward Keller
Coyotes
St. Mary’s of
Albuquerque
Lamesa
Tex
el Paso High
Hobbs
Portales
Santa Fe
Long Island U basketball team sails for Puerto Rico training
Early Bird Dept notes Long Island University basketball team sails Friday to Puerto Rico for fall training. George Stirn Weiss of North Carolina, a standout back last year, excels in first year with Norfolk baseball, batting around .330. Denver’s Notre Dame club reserves two special trains for the Southern California game in Los Angeles on December 7. A mention that Joe Louis may skip another fight this year.
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Long Island
U.’s
Puerto Rico
George Stirnweiss
North Carolina
Norfolk
Denver
Notre Dame
California
Los Angeles
Joe Louis
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Rankings show Radcliff of St. Louis leading batting with 354 and Foxx of Boston top home runs at 34. Williams of Boston claims runs with 107, Greenberg and DiMaggio drive RBIs, while Newsom and Rowe pace pitching. Multiple teams, dates, and figures listed for season stats.
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Associated Press
Radcliff
St. Louis
Appling
Chicago
Williams
Boston
McCosky
Detroit
Keller
New York
Foxx
DiMaggio
Case
Washington
Walker
Newsom
Rowe
Rowell
Mize
St. Loui
Frey
Cincinnati
Booklyn
Moore
Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Sewell
Pittsburgh
Perrin Scalzo Fight in New Orleans Tonight
Jimmy Perrin of New Orleans faces Pete Scalzo of New York in a 10 round overweight bout in New Orleans. Scalzo’s National Boxing Association title will not be on the line.
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Perrin-Scalzo
New Orleans
Jimmy Perrin
Pete Scalzo
New York
National Boxing Association
Scalzo
Exhibition Tour Of U S Figures Planned
The delegation will tour the United States and possibly Central America, visiting museums and historic sites to showcase cultural exchanges and diplomatic interests. The exact dates and participants were not disclosed in the fragment.
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U. S
Central America
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