New Mexico State Tennis Tournament Opens On Saturday
The sixth annual New Mexico State Tennis Tournament begins in Roswell on Saturday and runs four days through Tuesday. Roswell players are urged to enter, with entry fees due by Friday afternoon and seeded drawings set for Friday night at the Gilkeson Hotel. The event features junior, men's, women's, veterans and doubles events with trophies, special cups, and entries from across Texas New Mexico and Arizona.
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Will C. Lawrence
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Edgar Weller
Bobby Kamrath
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Bob McGinnis
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B. S. Lawn Tennis Association
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Yesterday's Stars and Local Tennis Recap
Yesterday's Stars highlights several baseball and tennis results and local players. Lefty O'Doul powered the Giants past the Cardinals with a homer and RBI single, while Rabbit Maranville led the Braves past the Reds with a ninth inning single. Ralph Bierkofer and Linus Frey contributed for their teams, and El Paso's George Ball heads multiple events in the tennis lineup. The report notes past entry counts, upcoming officials, and a tournament committee led by Dick Crawford and colleagues. Roy Daniel of Roswell is named as referee again for the event.
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Carlsbad
Bob Singer
Albuquerque
Ed Chew
Elsie Strickland
Roy Daniel
Roswell
Dick Crawford
Dick Blackmar
John Rhea
Charles Butler
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Baseball Results From Yesterday’s National League
Chicago defeated by Brooklyn 2 to 3 and Brooklyn beat Boston 7 to one. St Louis 4 New York 5. Cincinnati 2 Boston 3. Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 1.
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Baseball scores from American Association games
Louisville blanked Columbus to drop 0-2 while Minneapolis defeated Kansas City 3-4. Indianapolis beat Toledo 4-1 in a 4-3 scoreline. multiple listed games show results without additional context.
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International League standings brief summary
Albany 3-5 Newark 5-6 Toronto 4 Montreal 3 Buffalo 7 Rochester 2 Jersey City 2 Baltimore 6-2.
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Newark
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Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
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Texas League Scores Move As Games Ended Delayed
In Texas League play Dallas beat Tulsa 4 to 1 while Fort Worth defeated Oklahoma City 4 to 2. Galveston San Antonio game postponed due to wet grounds. Tulsa improved to 9 and 6, Dallas record noted.
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Oklahoma City
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Southern Association Scores Report Card
Memphis defeated Little Rock 5 to 3 in a rainy day game. Chattanooga beat Nashville 4 to 5 with other games postponed due to rain.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Noted With Rain Postponement
Oakland tops the Missions 7 to 2 in the PCL. San Francisco at Seattle game postponed due to rain. Sacramento beats Hollywood 6 to 4, Los Angeles 0, Portland 1.
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Local standings show varied scores across era games
Muskogee 4 4 tied St. Joseph 5 7, Joplin 2, Omaha 8 8. Springfield 5 defeated Des Moines 4, Topeka 3 3 and Bartlesville 7 1. Team results reflect a busy schedule with mixed outcomes across multiple cities.
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St. Joseph
Joplin
Omaha
Springfield
Des Moines
Topeka
Bartlesville
Giants Win Clovis Ball Tournament
The Reewel Giants captured the New Mexico West Texas baseball tournament in Clovis by defeating the Clovis Sunshiners 8 to 2 in the final. Pitcher Pirtle allowed five hits and sluggered a long eighth inning homer. Bradford of Albuquerque led the attack with two doubles and a single as Roswell defeated Dexter 5-0 and Circleback 6-2 en route to the title, with Hereford, Texas, to play Sunday.
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Las Cruces Scholar Heads to Oxford After Honors
Edward Burns Gregg of Las Cruces, a valedictorian and straight A student at New Mexico State College, earned an Oxford University scholarship last December and will depart for England early next week. Also noted are comments on a pitcher named Hinson and baseball players with team moves, alongside local admission prices.
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Oxord University
England
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New Mexico State College
Riverside Camp figure Hank Woods visits Roswell area
Hank Woods of Riverside Camp 35 miles west of Roswell stopped in today on business.
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Rosenbloom Whips Haynes Easily at Olympic
Maxie Rosenbloom, the New York dancing master, dominated Leroy Haynes in ten rounds at the Olympic auditorium. Haynes, a Pasadena favorite at 184 pounds, could land only two solid blows as Rosenbloom weighed 178 and secured an easy decision.
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Rosebloom
Los Angeles
Maxie Roserbloom
New York
Ruth Signals End of Playing Career with Yankees
New York August 31 AP Babe Ruth says he plans to hang up his spikes and retire from playing next year due to failing legs. He notes possible managing duties with Chicago or Boston depend on club owners and Col Ruppert. Ruth considers a year off, perhaps a vacation in Bermuda, then a 1935 return possibility.
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Thye defeats Dawkins in 18:00 at Portland wrestling match
Ed Thye of Portland heavyweight 185 pins Scotty Dawkins 205 from Monroe, La., in 18 minutes with a 2 45 break. Wolf of Dallas 195 tosses Hairy Demetral of Chicago two falls out of three. Record Want-Ads tet results.
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Scotty Dawkins
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Chicago
Boxing results from Laurel to Los Angeles card
Associated Press rounds up last nights boxing show results in multiple cities. Winners include Bob Godwin outpointing Joe Knight in Laurel and Bennie Bass defeating Stumpy Jacobs in Norfolk. Several knockouts occur across St Louis and Los Angeles venues with numerous weight classes and fighters named.
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Laurel
Bob Godwin
Harald Harber
Joe Knight
Cairo
Billy Strickley
Roy ‘Bailey
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Fla
Pete Bevans
Pittsburgh
Carl Phil
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Henry Irving
Washington
Arkansas
Babe Davis
St. Louis
Abie Kirk
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Boarding House Ad Offers Meals and Inducements
Reams and Beard advertise clean comfortable beds and appetizing meals with special inducements to boarding teachers and students at The Virginiaton located at 406 North Richardson Ave in Aéav.
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Richardson Ave
Ruth Prefers Europe Over Babe's Compromise View
Mrs Ruth favors Europe as the preferred outcome while the Babe suggested a likely compromise on Europe, reflecting contrasting positions in a domestic discussion. The exchange centers on differing views about travel or policy direction with no resolution stated.
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