Giants Beat Portales 9 to 6 in Eleventh Inning
Hood hit a decisive eleventh inning homer with two on to lift the Roswell Giants over Portales 9 6. Pirtle struck out 15 in a strong start for Roswell, with Portales tying the game in the eighth. Bagwell and Youngblood also homered for their teams as the two clubs split earlier meetings and plan further clashes in July.
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Pirtle
Roswell
Harris
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Bagwell
Youngblood
Keith
Ft. Stanton
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Brown
Knox
Rodrick
Portales AB
Preston
Stanford
Hystett
Wallace
Binbine
Vineyard
Cares
Black
Harp
Russell
Vines Beats Cochet To Reach Wimbledon Final
Ellsworth Vines Jr defending Wimbledon champion defeated Henri Cochet 6-2 8-6 3-6 6-1 to reach the final against Jack Crawford who beat Jiro Satoh 6-3 6-4 2-6 6-4. Mixed doubles Elizabeth Ryan Enrique Maier advance as well.
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Eng
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Henri Cochet
Vines
Jack Crawford
Cochet
Jiro ‘Staph
Australia
Jiro Satoh
Japan
Elizabeth Ryan
Enrique Maier
Spain
R. Nunos
Susan Noel
England
Mme Rene Mathieu
France
Katherine Stammers
Jedwiga Jedriejowska
Crawford
Comact
Baseball Stars Meet Tomorrow at World Fair
49 000 spectators expect the annual All Star game at Comiskey Park pitting American League stars against National League greats led by Connie Mack and John McGraw. Home run legends Ruth Gehrig Foxx and Cronin face pitching stars Hubbell Warneke Hallahan etc. If rain, game shifts to Friday at 11 am CDT. Proceeds go to the Association of Professional Baseball Players of America.
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Chicago
John Joseph McGraw
Connie Mack
Comiskey Park
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
Joe Cronin
Carl Hubbell
Lonnie Warneke
Hal Schumacher
Bill Hallahan
Chicago Tribune
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McGraw
Association of Professional Baseball Players of America
Association
Yesterday's Results From The Associated Press
American League scores include Cleveland five to three, Chicago two to six, Washington six to three, New York five to two, Boston fourteen to nine, Philadelphia four to one, while Detroit seven to five and St. Louis four to six.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Baseball Scores From Evening Play In 1920s League
St Louis defeated Pittsburgh while Chicago beat Cincinnati and Philadelphia edged Brooklyn. Boston lost to New York, with St Louis 5 to 2, Chicago 4 to 1, Philadelphia 6 to 4, Brooklyn 3 to 2, Pittsburgh 1 to 4, Cincinnati 0 to 8, New York 0 to 5.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Scores from regional games show varied outcomes
The standings list several results including St. Joseph 5-9 over Topeka 1-8, Omaha 4-6 over Des Moines 3-2, Joplin 6-5 defeating Springfield 3-8, and Muskogee 13-11 over Hutchinson 8-7, reflecting uneven records across matchups.
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Topeka
Omaha
Des Moines
Joplin
Springfield
Muskogee
Hutchinson
Baseball scores from the Pacific Coast League standings
In the Pacific Coast League Los Angeles defeated the Missions 6 to 2 in six or seven innings. Sacramento beat Oakland 8 to 3 while Portland and Seattle split a 4 to 4 tie with Seattle winning 3 to 1. Hollywood defeated San Francisco 8 to 4.
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Missions
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Oakland
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Hollywood
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Texas City Scores and Standings Snapshot
Houston leads 2-3 over Galveston with a 1-1 draw in Fort Worth where Dallas triumphed 10-9. San Antonio and Beaumont split 5-5 to 3-2, while Oklahoma City races to 14-14 and Tulsa at 5-6.
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Galveston
Fort Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Untitled sports scores snippet from early 20th century
Knoxville 1 5 New Orleans 0 3 Nashville 7 4 Atlanta 3 0 Chattanooga 4 0 Birmingham 1 3 Little Rock 9 3 Memphis 7 4.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Little Rock
Memphis
Standings Snippet From American Association Games
American Association tally shows Indianapolis 6 0, Toledo 2 3. Milwaukee 3 3, Kansas City 2 5. Minneapolis 10 138, St. Paul 4 5. Louisville 7 15, Columbus 56 2.
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Louisville
Columbus
International League scores update shows varied results
Toronto six to eight Buffalo one to seven Newark six to four Jersey City four to two Baltimore eleven to four Albany two to five Montreal five to five Rochester three to four
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Buffalo
Newark
Jersey City
Baltimore
Albany
Montreal
Rochester
Fights Last Night in Pismo Beach Stop by Teiken
Associated Press reports Joe Teiken of Japan scored a stoppage victory over Felix Ignacio in Pismo Beach California. The result capped a night of bouts with Teiken asserting dominance and securing another win in his boxing career.
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Associated Press
Pismo Beach
Calif
Joe Teiken
Japan
Felix Ignacio
Senators Whip Yankees Twice on the Fourth
The Fourth of July double header drew a record crowd as the Senators defeated the Yankees 6-5 in ten innings and 3-2. Babe Ruth homered for the Yankees, but Washington pulled ahead to 21-2 games back. The day also featured Braves and Cubs wins, and other NL and AL action with notable home runs and pitching highlights.
Wall Street Trades Mixed Amid Profit Taking Flurries
Uncertainty ruled in U S stock markets with modest gains erased, rail shares rallying late while the broader list closed lower. Turnover reached 5,922,010 shares as traders awaited currency policy signals and the dollar rebounded after a drop, with mixed moves in commodities and several major issues edging higher on marginal support.
New York Stocks Mixed on Market Close
The New York stock scene shows a broad list of names with varied results led by IMM Ctr and Nat Dist among midday movers. Curbs and rails sectors, including Fort Worth and Tex groups, display mixed prices with totals around index readings and notable firms like Ford, Shell, US Steel, and Union Carbide contributing to the day’s activity.
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TexCorp
Texgsul
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Timken
Frans Am
US Steel
Warn Pix
West Mid
West
Auction Market Report From Kansas City July Fifth
Live stock receipts show hogs about 6 000 with demand fair to active and prices up to 5 cents higher. Cattle division lists about 7 500 head with calves steady to easier, yearlings mixed, steers 550 to 1,100 pounds 5.00 to 6.25, 1,100 to 1,300 pounds 4.35 to 6.25, cows 3.09 to 5.50, vealers 3.50 to 5.50. Sheep around 5 000 with lambs mostly 10 to 25 higher. top native lambs to shippers 7.60, yearling wethers 980 to 1 110 pounds 4.25 to 5.75, ewes 1.25 to 2.25.
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Kansas City
U. S. Dept
Wool market steady with strong demand for fine wools
Boston July 5 AP US Agriculture reports fleeces from Ohio and similar streams remain firm with unchanged quotations from last week. Demand is strong for French combing 64s and finer territory wools selling readily in original bags at 70-73 cents scoured. Texas wool sales reported at 75 cents scoured while averages run 72-73 cents and eight months staple up to 70 cents.
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Boston
U. S. Dept. Agr
Ohio
Territory
Texas
Galveston Cotton Prices Hold Steady In July Trade
Galveston market reports steady spot cotton with middling at 10.10 cents and a sale total of 1058 taking place on July 5. The note records a 15 cent down pull in spot values amid modest activity.
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Galveston
Roosevelt program muddled at conference talks
The American delegation negotiates amid rumors of a new plan while Hendry Colijn proposes dispersing the gathering. Officials report Roosevelt’s talks echo his Monday statement, debating a modified gold standard versus a commodity dollar and aiming to restore monetary stability when inflation allows. A French source notes the gold bloc will withdraw from the main talks but may send experts on minor issues.
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Roosevelt
United States
London
Yesterday's Stars Associated Press Recap of MLB Performances
Rick Ferrell of the Red Sox had three doubles and three singles versus the Athletics. Ben Cantwell of the Braves shut out the Giants with four hits in the opener. Bruce Campbell of the Browns homered in the tenth to beat the Tigers in the second game. Sparky Adams of the Reds collected five hits against Chicago. Joe Cronin and Walter Stewart of the Senators contributed in wins over the Yankees with Cronin driving in a run and Stewart tossing five-hitter. Tony Piet of the Pirates hit a double and a single in each game vs the Cardinals. Joe Vosmik of the Indians and Al Simmons of the White Sox both starred, with Farmer supplying four hits in the opener and Spud Davis of the Phillies driving in runs in the second game against the Dodgers.
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Bruce Campbell
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Mandell and Masson Triumph in Regional Bouts
Sammy Mandell from Ottawa outpointed Johnny Hayes of Philadelphia while Hector Masson of Albany defeated Jack Bruguy from Bangor in separate lightweight bouts.
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Ont
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Jack Bruguay
Bangor
Opening cotton advance followed by mixed markets
In New York on July 5 the cotton market opened higher then steadied as traders weighed possible rainfall in the southwest. The dollar softened and stocks slipped. after early losses, October cotton eased from a 10.75 high to around 10.58 while the broader market fell about 20 to 23 points.
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Grain futures close mixed at Chicago boards
Chicago grain closes show wheat, corn, oats, rye and lard and bellies with July and September positions varying. Prices listed include wheat 96 7 8 for July and 49 5 8 to 7 8 for September, corn 59 3 8 autiv and 63 1 4 to 1 2 for September, oats 46 to 47 1 8 for September, rye 77 1 4 for July and 86 3 4 for September, lard 6.62 to 6.95, bellies 7.45 to 7.99.
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Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Local thunderstorms expected tonight and Thursday across Roswell and the Pecos Valley. Strong winds and brief downpours possible with warm, humid conditions. Residents advised to secure outdoor items and monitor更新 for any flash flood alerts.
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Pecos Valley
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