Hagerman and Dexter Split Doubleheader
Hagerman and Dexter divided a doubleheader Saturday night. The Hagerman Juniors overwhelmed the Dexter Juniors 37 to 10, while the Dexter Seniors rallied to defeat the Hagerman Seniors 30 to 14. Dexter led 17 to 7 at halftime in the senior game. Hagerman led 16 to 4 at halftime in the junior game.
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Hagerman
Dexter
Stone
Dockery
Duncan
Hardin
Greer
V. c. Gwin
Barnett
G Wimberly
F Key
Adams F Stone
F Dockery
C Stone
Claude
Owens
Bartlett
F. Langnegger
G. Jacobs
Butler
F Adams
F Thomas
C Hubbard
G Powell
G Marshall
F Smith
McNeil
American League In 1936 looks back at 1935 season
Will Harridge surveys 1935 American League gains and notable feats. Detroit Tigers won the world series against the Chicago Cubs in six games, while Lou Gehrig extended his consecutive games streak and Vernon Kennedy pitched a no hitter for the White Sox. Roger Cramer had six for six twice, and Ted Lyons achieved two two base hits in one inning. Buddy Myer edged Joe Vosmik for the batting title on the final day. The piece also notes the death of Frank J Navin, Tigers president and half-owner.
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Associated Press
National Sports Leaders
Will Harridge
Chicago
Lou Gehrig
Vernon Kennedy
White Sox
Cleveland
Roger Cramer
Philadelphia
Ted Lyons
Buddy Myer
Washington
Joe Vosmik
Detroit
Frank J. Navin
Tigers
Thinks 1936 Good Year in Baseball
Ford Frick, president of the National League, looks ahead to the 1936 season. He recalls the Cubs 21-game streak in 1935 and compares them with the Giants 1916 and Braves 1914 pennant runs. He praises Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and the reorganized Boston Braves, noting the NL birthday and uncertainty about early season balance as Detroit looms as a three-peat threat.
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Ford Frick
National League
Associated Press
New York
Jan
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Braves
Cubs
Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
Brooklyn
Casey Stengel
Pittsburgh
Cy Blanton
Philadelphia
Jimmy Wilson
Boston
Carlsbad Cavemen top Hope High 31 to 24 at Artesia
The Carlsbad Cavemen defeated Hope High School on the Artesia court Saturday night by a 31 to 24 margin. Carlsbad led throughout until mid fourth when two guards and their center fouled out, tying the game at 22. Russell, a substitute forward, sparked the rally with 6 points. Neely and Schnaubert also starred for Carlsbad, while the Traylor brothers led Hope’s offense.
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Carlsbad Cavemen
Hope High School
Artesia Court
Carlsbad
Hope
Russell
Cavemen
Neely
Schnaubert
Traylor Brothers
Clouting King Vaughan Tops 1935 Batting Race
Floyd Arky Vaughan, 25, of the Pittsburgh Pirates, led 1935 major league hitters with a .385 average, a 32-point margin over the next rival. His unorthodox, golfer like swing and open stance drew comparisons to Honus Wagner, fueling talk of whether his surge was a lasting achievement.
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Floyd
Arky
Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Pirate Walloper
Honus Wagner
Smoky City
al Simmons
Lefty O’doul
Arky Vaughan
Tatum Beats Plains 50 to 17 in Season Opener
The Tatum Coyotes opened their basketball season with a decisive 50 to 17 win over Plains Texas. The squad played fast from start to finish with the second stringers seeing extensive action late. Report by The Record.
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Tatum
Plains
Texas
Tatum Coyotes
Carrizozo Grizzlies defend title with Corona win
Carrizozo defeated Corona 33 to 13 as Corona failed to score a field goal in the first half. Shaw led Carrizozo with 14 points while all ten Grizzlies played. In a preliminary, Western district coaches beat Corona town 51 to 11. Upcoming: Carrizozo hosts Albuquerque Indians, Vaughn, and Cloudcroft this week.
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Carrizozo High School Grizzlies
Corona
High
Grizzlies
Carrizozo
Tularosa
Shaw
Grizzly
Corona Town
Cunningham Hopes Run Mile in 4 04
Clenn Cunningham, the fastest miler, believes he can race the mile in 4 04 with ideal conditions. The Kansan, 26, opened indoors by winning 800 m in 1 55.2 at the Knights of Columbus meet in Brooklyn and cites his 4 06.7 world record in 1934 as evidence of peak potential. He aims to represent the U S in the Olympic 1500 m and earn a master’s in physical education at the University of Iowa.
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Kansan
Princeton
Madison Square Garden
Glenn
Brooklyn
Cunningham
New Orleans
United States
University of University of Iowa
New Mexico College Teams This Week In Basketball
Albuquerque reports college basketball teams from New Mexico travel to Colorado, Texas and Arizona for four days of games. New Mexico Mines lead the schedule with four games in Colorado starting Tuesday. Texas Mines and Texas Tech results shown, with several losses and wins across the weekend for New Mexico affiliates.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
New Mexico Mines
Colorado
Texas Mines
Socorro
Lobos
University of New Mexico
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Las Vegas Normal
East New Mexico Junior College
Mines
Grand Junction
J. C
Fort Lewis Aiggies
Adams State
Alamosa
Flagstaff
Eastern New Mexico Junior College
Canyon
Tex
West Texas State
Colorado College
East New Mexico J. C
Gosden (Tex) Oilers
Capitan High Beats Cloudcroft 22 to 12
Capitan High defeated Cloudcroft 22 to 12 last Friday afternoon at Cloudcroft. Silva of Capitan was the high point man and the outstanding player of the game.
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Capitan High
Cloudcroft
Cloudcroft Hith
Silva
Capitan
White Sands Monument Development Progress at Berkeley
National Park Service and Resettlement Administration advance 12856 acre White Sands National Monument extension in New Mexico. A hot water gusher feeds a 200 acre lake drawing thousands of visitors while providing 90 relief workers seasonal jobs in recreational development and irrigation pipelines.
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Berkeley
Calif
White Sands
Otero County
New Mexico
White Sands National Monument Extension
National Park Service
Lincoln National Forest
National Monument
Thes
Resettlement Administration
National Resources Board
the Park Service
United States
Hagerman Town Team Wins Twice
Hagerman’s independent quintet bounced back from a late deficit to beat Capitan 33 to 29 on Thursday with C Williams scoring 12 and Clements matching 12 for Hagerman. Friday Hagerman defeated Capitan 48 to 33 as Clements led Capitan and C Derrick top-scored for Hagerman amid a rough game with many fouls. Holden of Hagerman fouled out late amid the frenetic action.
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Hagerman Town
Lincoln County
Capitan Town
Hagerman
Capitan
C. Williams
Telve
Clements
Meub
C. Derrick
Graham
Williams
Eviden
Derrick S
Hangett
Schuman
Fergerson
B. Fergerson
Oney
Holden
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Houston
Roswell
Carlsbad Cavern
Burnley
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Pieare Siae
I-G
Clenn Cunningham
Camel’s
Winston-Salem
R. J. Reyn CO Company
North Carolina
Rette
R. J. Reynolds Tob, Co
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