Reds Drop Screwy Game With Cubs In Chicago
The Reds fall 5-1 to the Cubs as an eight-batter second inning yields five walks and three strikeouts, Vander Meer ejected for protesting, Lombardi hits his 12th homer, and Chicago capitalizes on miscues. In the American, the Yankees win 10-2 over the Senators aided by DiMaggio's four RBIs, while the Tigers top the White Sox 3-1 on early mistakes.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Reds
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Bill Lee
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Dick Bartell
Lloyd ‘Whitey Moore
Stan Hack
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Sears
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Charley Root
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Washington Senators
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Oral Hildebrand
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Mike Tresh
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Earl Averill
Buck Newsom
John Rigney
Water games for the family at the beach
A dated guide to safe water play for families describing shallow water games. It covers cat and mouse ball tag dodge ball and improvised water volley with a rope net, plus floating baseball bases and an underwater potato race for new swimmers. It warns of drift risk and suggests precautions and roles like an outfielder and boat chaser.
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Godge
West Texas New Mexico open golf tourney starts in Clovis
About 150 golfers, the largest field in history, tee off for the sixth annual West Texas New Mexico open in Clovis New Mexico. Benny Adams of Hobbs defends his 1938 title as qualifying and medalist honors begin with conditions improving after last night's rain and wind. J R Roden of Friona shot a 67 but won’t chase medalist honors today. Finals set for July 4 afternoon.
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Clovis
N. M
Benny Adams
Hobbs Pro
Oil City
J. R. Roden
Friona
Tex
Roden
Vacation Land Open Road calls for relaxation
The piece notes a thousand vacation terminations along the road inviting car owning families to leisure this season. Western Auto manager J E Patterson expects thousands to visit beauty spots and set up roadside abodes during weekends and holidays. It mentions Denny Shute potential PGA tour participation, John Henry Lewis sight, Lou Gehrig's reception at Washington, Frankie Parker's tennis form with glasses, and Davey O'Brien serving as F B adviser at a camp in Delafield Wisconsin.
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Western Auto
J. E Patterson
Biog
Denny Shute
Shute
John Henry Lewis
Lou Gehrig
Washington
Clark Griffith
Bucky Harris
Rene
Frankie Parker
Davey O’brien
Delafield
Wis
These Two Dance For The Last Time At Yucca Theatre
Vernon and Irene Castle appear with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in a reimagined story presented as The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle at Yucca Theatre Owl Show. The screening runs two days only starting Sunday with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Irene Castle
Yucca Theatre
Mies Rogers
Yucca ‘Theatre
Chicago takes 5-1 win over Cincinnati in NL clash
The Associated Press reports Chicago defeated Cincinnati 5 to 1 in National League play. Esston at New York and Philadelphia at Brooklyn were postponed due to rain with only scheduled games listed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cincinnati
Esston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Detroit Beats Chi Cubs 3 0 in League Tilt
American League action sees Detroit defeat Chicago 3 to 0. New York routs Washington 10 to 2. Philadelphia at Boston and St. Louis at Cleveland postponed due to rain and wet grounds.
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Detroit
Chicago
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
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Cleveland
Associated Press
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International League score implies Buffalo over Toronto 2 to 1
Buffalo defeated Toronto 2 to 1 in an International League game. Rochester beat Montreal 4 to 3. Syracuse and Jersey City were rained out, as were Newark at Baltimore, with rain affecting multiple games.
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International League
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
Syracuse
Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Baseball scores from American Association games
St Paul beat Milwaukee 8 to 7 while Indianapolis routed Toledo 11 to 1. Louisville delivered a 4 to 1 win over Columbus and Kansas City topped Minneapolis 6 to 2.
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American Association
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast League Scores From Weekday Games
Seattle defeated Sacramento 8 to 3 while San Diego beat Portland 6 to 5. San Francisco won 4 to 2 over Oakland and Hollywood triumphed 4 to 2 against Los Angeles.
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Sacramento
San Diego
Portland
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Oakland
Hollywood
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Portlang
Texas League scores sweep as Tulsa dominates Dallas
Tulsa runs up a 10-0 win over Dallas while Dallas trails 9-1. San Antonio edges Beaumont 12 to 0. Fort Worth defeats Oklahoma City 3 to 0 with Houston also scoring three to beat Shreveport 2.
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Tulsa
Dallas
San Antonio
Beaumont C. Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Southern Association Scores From New Orleans Atlanta and More
New Orleans hosted five to seven in a standings update with Atlanta defeating on a four to one score. Chattanooga beat Birmingham five to two. Memphis triumphed over Nashville nine to seven. Little Rock defeated Knoxville nine to three.
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Southern Association
New Orleans
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Little Rock
Knoxville
Arizona Texas League Scores Rally in Bisbee Tilt
Bisbee posted a 5 30 7 12 1 21 to 263 victory over Albuquerque. Starr and Warrelman led Bisbee with strong hitting while Sandel Sweeney De Lancey and Gardner contributed in the game.
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Associated Press
Bisbee
Albuquer
Starr
Warrelman
Sandel
Sweeney
de Lancey
Gardner
Tarver and Hansen Defeat Emmerston and Gagliardi in Tucson
In a city matchup, Tarver and Hansen secure victory over Emmerston and Gagliardi at the Tucson event recording a 9 2 and 15 3 spread. The teams traded blows across quarters as the final score favored Tarver and Hansen.
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Tucson
Fl Paso
Tarver
Hansen
Emmerston
Gagliardi
American League All Star Picks Face National League at New York
The eight-man manager chosen squad led by Connie Mack includes pitchers Bridges Newsom Feller Grove Ruffing Lyons, catchers Dickey Hayes Hemsley, infielders Foxx Cronin Greenberg Crosetti Rolfe Gordon McQuinn Appling, outfielders DiMaggio Selkirk Hoag Johnson Cramer Case, with Mack as manager and Blackburne Fletcher as coaches. Gehrig out and Gehringer sidelined by injuries. Nationals won 1936 and 1938.
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Chicago
Lou Gehrig
Charley Gehringer
New York
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Tommy Bridges
Buck Newsom
Detroit
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Bob Grove
Boston
Charles
Red) Ruffing
Vernon
Lefty
Gehrig
Gehringer
Nationals
Santa Fe Proposes Mill Increase to Meet 1939-40 Budget
Santa Fe New Mexico July 1 1939 The city council proposes a mill increase in the property tax levy to raise about 112285 for the 1939 40 budget, about two thousand dollars more than the previous year. Alderman R L Ormsbee said the change would adjust the existing 2 3 4 mill rate if approved by the state tax commission and would not raise total property tax in Santa Fe.
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Santa FE
N. M
R. L. Ormsbee
State Tax Commission
Galento Nova plan opens Garden season in October
Sport brief notes Galento Nova boxing in New York as opener for indoor season at Madison Square Garden in October. A stray reference mentions Philadelphia’s interest, a referee dispute, and other boxing chatter about Nova, Apostoli, Hostak, and Zeke Bonura.
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New York
Galento
Nova
Garden
Philly
Toledo
Dempsey-Willard
Jack
Zeke Bonura
Giants
Rockne and Layden Jr. Share Piano Duet Recital
South Bend report highlights a school recital featuring Jack Rockne, 13, son of the late coach, and Elmer Layden Jr. performing a piano duet. The siblings’ appearance brought local attention to the event and showcased young musical talent in the community.
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South Bend
Ind
Jack Rockne
Elmer Layden, Jr
Bowl circuit quote frames Goldfish Bowl debut
J. C. Davis of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes that only after activities ended in the Rose Bowl Yale Bowl Sugar Bowl Orange Bowl and Cotton Bowl did the Goldfish Bowl come into its own as the standout event.
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J. C. Davis
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Hall of Fame nod and season notes from diverse sports
Hall of Fame eyeing Dutch Leonard and Sena tors marked by two Yankee wins this season. Detroit to host a 20 round title fight, Michigan heat and award seats at $2 each with only 5000 sold. Pirates face disruption amid Ladies Day protest as Greek boxers Nick Peters and Jesse James stay under watch with manager George Parnassus. Resolve to profit daily through Record Want Ads.
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Dutch Leonard
Senators
Yanks
Louis
Pastor
Detroit
Michiice Akees
Mike Jacobs
Pirates
George Parnassus
Nick Peters
Jesse James
Yankee Clipper Back From Europe
The Pan American Airways flying boat Yankee Clipper landed in Botwood Mid. at 9 56 a m local time after a 1995 mile hop from Foynes Ireland. It marked the first regularly scheduled mail flight over the north Atlantic route and carried 15 passengers government and airline officials including Senator Chavez and a crew of 19. The Clipper departed Foynes at 7 42 p m yesterday en route to New York.
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Pan American Airways
England
Foynes
Ireland
North Atlantic
Chavez
New York
Dempsey Reports Stable After Emergency Appendectomy
New York July 1 A A Jaler Polyclinic hospital says former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey is satisfactory after an emergency appendectomy. He rests comfortably with temperature near normal and a strong appetite request noted. Doctors expect another statement after 72 hours as observers watch his recovery.
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Jack Dempsey
A. A. Jaler
Polyclinic Hospital
Manassa Mauler
Brown
Dempsey
Jess Willard
Jack
Willard
Robert Emery Brennan
Polyclinic
Electricians Strike in Albuquerque Over Wage Contract
Union electricians in Albuquerque walked out at midnight over a wage hour dispute as the old contract expired. A local member, who declined to be named, said further confirmation was unavailable and that 156 union members are affected.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Union
International Brotherhood of Electricians
Australians Near Victory Over Mexico in Davis Cup
In Mexico City on July 1 Australia led Mexico in the Davis Cup Americas zone as Jack Bromwich and Adrian Quist won opening singles. Bromwich conceded no games, Quist defeated Eugenio Tapia. A doubles win would seal the tie with the final two singles set for tomorrow and a potential clash with the United States in the challenge round.
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Mexico City
Australia
United States
Mexico
Jack Bromwich
Adrian
Quist
Daniel Hernandez
Eugenio Tapia
Bromwich
Philippines
Long Beach
Calif
Cimarron Fourth of July Rodeo to Feature $500 in Prizes
Northeastern New Mexico hosts the Cimarron Fourth of July rodeo with over 500 dollars in prize money and more than 3,000 spectators expected from Oklahoma Texas Kansas Colorado and California. The program includes 12 horse races and a popular Raton derby stakes of 100 dollars. Professional cowboys are barred from the events.
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Cimarron
N. M
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
California
Raton Chamber of Commerce
Silver City Rodeo Opens With 100 Riders Entered
Silver City New Mexico July 1 The 6th annual rodeo opens tomorrow and runs through July 4 with over 100 riders and ropers entered. Fifty princesses from southern New Mexico cities contend for the rodeo queen title.
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Silver City
N. M
New Mexico
Semi Final Stage Of College Tennis
The national intercollegiate tennis championship reaches the semi finals with Texas and mid western players in singles while California dominates doubles. Wet courts forced yesterday’s doubles to new courts as Chester Murphy and Bill Murphy of Chicago beat Morey Lewis and Gordon Reeder of Kenyon 6 1 8 6. Kamrath and Christner of Texas beat Hoogs and Coulthard of California 6 1 3 6 7 5. Harman and Robert of California beat Seaver and Brock of Stanford 6 0 6 4. Imhoff and Peacock of California beat Pero and Hardie of Miami 4 6 6 3 7 5.
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California
Merion Cricket Club
Cyndyd Club
Chester
Bill Murphy
Chicago
Morey Lewis
Gordon Reeder
Kenyon College
Bob Kamrath
Warren Christner
University of Texas
William Hoogs
Tate Coulthard
Bob Harman
Dan Robert
H. Seaver
Dave Brock
Stanford
Doug Imhoff
Bob Peacock
George Pero
William Hardie
Miami
Kamrath
Chester Murphy
Frank Guernsey
Rice Institute
Lewis
Murphy Twins
Christner
Harman
Robert
Imhoff
Peacock
West Texas New Mexico League scores and delays
Amarillo defeated Lubbock 38 to 7 after rain postponed Fampa at Clovis. Midland lost 15 to 9 to Abilene as Brown Kerr Parks Potocar Shown. Lamesa 11 runs Lamesa? details: Millspaugh Maupin Bates Soden Trantham Berndt in line. Vacant rooms and houses advertised for rent.
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Parks and Potocar
Millspaugh and Maupin
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Soden
Trantham
Berndt
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