Sunset Creamery Triumphs Over Mabie-Lowrey 16 to 14
Sunset Creamery beat Mabie-Lowrey 16 to 14 in a game halted after darkness in the fifth. Sunset rallied with ten runs in the final two innings, taking advantage of Mabie-Lowrey’s nine errors and five walks while Sunset hitters drew three home runs between Bradley and Burnworth and other solid hitting from Hanagan.
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Sunset Creamery
Mabie-Lowrey
Hardware
Sunset
Frank Burnworth
Mabie- Lowrey
Mabie Lowrey
Groseclose
Bradley
Burnworth
Hanagan
Lions-Bar Boys Club versus Southwestern Public Service clash
A brief sports note records Lions Bar Boys Club facing Southwestern Public Service Company at 5 45 pm with line score details showing Mabie Lowrey and Sunset teams and a 79 64 final. The item highlights the matchup and timing for tonight’s game.
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Ples
Lions-Bar Boys Club
Southwestern Public Service Company
Federal Aggie Officials Tour New Mexico Inspection
A twenty member agriculture department party led by assistant secretary M L Wilson arrives in Santa Fe on a western states inspection. From Malta Montana the group travels through Mora Espanola and Bernalillo, visiting farms, pueblos and museums, with meetings on farm security aid and analysis of Navajo art and Southwest heritage. The tour includes Las Vegas and Albuquerque events with officials from Extension, Forest Service and other agencies attending briefings and lectures.
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Santa FE
N. M
Agriculture Department
M. L. Wilson
Malta
Mont
New Mexico
Clovis
Mora
Espanola
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
Chaco Canyon
Farmington
Aztec
Durango
Colo
State Extension Service
Forest Service
Farm Security Administration
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Soil Conservation Service
Castaneda Hotel
Las Vegas
Frank C. W. Pooler
SCS
Hugh G. Calkins
Ralph R. Will
Amarillo
C. H. Scherky
George R
Four Favorites In Hershey Open Golf
Four leading golfers with 18 wins in 26 major events this year began as favorites at Hershey open for a $5,000 prize. Henry Picard tops 1939 money with 10,202 dollars, Byron Nelson is U S Open champion, Dick Metz has 8,600, and Ralph Guldahl has two consecutive national crowns and 9,377 this summer.
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Hershey
Henry G. Picard
Byron Nelson
Reading
Dick Metz
Chicago
Ralph Guldahl
Gibson Party To Continue Flight To Cleveland Races
Three Californians stranded after a forced landing on the Navajo reservation planned to continue their flight east to the Cleveland air races. Inez Gibson a Burbank pilot her actor-husband Robert Kellard and Guy Gabriel a freelance actor reached Gallup from Crown Point where Miss Gibson's crippled plane was repaired. None of the party were injured.
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Gallup
N. M
Cleveland Air Races
Inez Gibson
Burbank
Robert Kellard
Guy Gabriel
Crown Point
Miss Gibson
Los Angeles
Flight crew aided after desert landing during storm at Crown Point
A gasoline shortage forced a landing miles from the nearest outpost amid a violent desert electric storm. Non-English speaking Indians guided the trio to help and later bid them farewell at Crown Point. The summer’s heaviest rain followed, the natives blaming the fliers’ supposed rain medicine.
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Crown Point
Mrs Tigner To Attend Catholic Convention
Mrs R M Tigner was re elected president of the Santa Fe Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women at the council's closing session and will travel to San Francisco to attend the National Council of Catholic Women convention September 9 to 14. Other New Mexico delegates include Mrs Leelie Jones of Carlsbad and Mrs Katherine Burns and Mrs Martin Riley of Albuquerque. New officers elected were Mrs Ted Wells Roswell corresponding secretary Mrs Evans Smith Roswell treasurer Mrs Frank Wooten Aton auditor and Mrs Sweeny Santa Fe recording secretary.
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R. M. Tigner
Santa Fe Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women
San Francisco
National Council of Catholic Women
New Mexico
Leelie Jones
Carlsbad
Katherine Burns
Martin Riley
Albuquerque
War Scare Reason For Beating Bonds
Rupert F. Asplund, citing the European situation, argued it would be unwise for New Mexico to approve a 1.45 million institutional building bond on September 16. He, as New Mexico Taxpayers' Association director, warned that rising national debt could require states to issue bonds for emergencies and that small per thousand tax increases aggregate to large hikes, challenging the 20 mill limitation by bond retirement outside the limit.
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Santa FE
N. M
Rupert F. Asplund
New Mexico Taxpayers’ Association
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