Giants Triumph Over Ft Stanton In 8-5 Road Victory
Roswell Giants defeated Ft Stanton 8 to 5 as Cliff Pirtle limited Ft Stanton to five hits and one run through eight and a half innings while Roswell’s offense chipped away. A ninth inning rally by Ft Stanton produced four runs before the Giants sealed the win. Knox led Roswell with two runs scored and multiple hits. Upcoming games include a home tilt with Hobbs next Sunday and Monday, followed by a two-game set with the Albuquerque Dons on July 23 and 24.
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Giants
Cliff Pirtle
Roswell Moundsman
Mountaineers
Pirtle
Stanton
Knox
Roswell
Hobbs
Happy” Keith
Albuquerque Dons
Cowan
Tully
Bannish
Parker
Shipman
Williams
Roswell AB Rhe
Harris
D. E
Hood
Bagwell
Keith
Prown
Anderson
Rodrick
Packenham
Weekend sports in summary from the AP wrap
The report covers tennis winners in Chicago Montclair Providence and Wimbledon plus racing results in Chicago Latonia New York and racing notes. College crews from Long Beach beat Yale Cornell and Harvard while Cambridge and Oxford Cambridge track results plus golf and other school events are noted.
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N. J
Mangin
New Jersey
Bowman
Providence
R. I
Shields Whips Murphy
Rhode Island
Wimbleon
Bug
Mrs. Moody
Dorothy Round
Mata Hari
Latonia
New York
Long Beach
Cal
Washington Crew
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
St. Andrews
Scotland
Shute
Wood
Cambridge
Mass
Yale-Harvard
Oxford-Cambridge
Lovelock
Yesterday's Stars: Kuhel and Warneke Shine in Wins
Kuhel drove in the Senators' 3-2 victory over the Dodgers. Pepper Martin doubled, singled, stole a base for the Cardinals in a win over the Dodgers. Warneke and Tinning pitched for the Cubs to a double win over the Giants. Babe Ruth and Bill Dickey highlighted batting, with Ruth hitting three homers in the stretch.
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Associated Press
We ‘Kuhel
Senators
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Dodgers
Rge Pipgras
Red Sox
George Blaeholder
Browns
Cubs
Giants
Babe Ruth
Bill Dickey
Yan Kees
Tigers
Ruth
Baseball Scores From Yesterday AP Report
The Associated Press recaps AL games with New York defeating Detroit 11 to 7, Boston besting St. Louis 4 to 2, and Washington beating Cleveland 3 to 2. Other games listed show Detroit and St. Louis losses with similar close results.
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Associated Press
New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Baseball scores from the National League games
National League games saw Chicago beat New York by two, Boston and Cincinnati each win or tie, St. Louis and Brooklyn post strong wins, with Cincinnati taking a 2-1 result and Brooklyn defeating an opponent 8-4 as part of a varied slate.
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New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Brocadlyn
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston St. Louis
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Baseball Standings and Inning Notation Patch
The report lists team records for Columbus Indianapolis Milwaukee Louisville and others with a second called sixth inning noted under darkness conditions. It reflects multiple city teams and their win loss tallies in a shorthand box score style.
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Regional Scores Update From Local Sports Desk
Teams listed with scores include Birmingham 5 4 over opponents, New Orleans Memphis 2 5, Chattanooga 2 7, Atlanta 4 6, Knoxville 2 7. Compact roundup notes shifting standings and recent results across cities.
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Memphis
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Knoxville
Regional standings snapshot in midweek scores
St Joseph 6 5 beats Topeka 1 9 while Joplin 12 2 defeats Springfield 4 4 and Des Moines 4 4 edges Omaha 3 0 Bartlesville 15 over Muskogee 11 shows varied performances across teams and cities.
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St. Joseph
Topeka
Joplin
Springfield
Des Moines
Omaha
Bartlesville
Muskogee
Sports standings snippet shows mixed results
The brief lists team outcomes with Montreal tied 3-3, Baltimore 2-10, Newark 5-3, Rochester 4-2, Albany 7-17, and Buffalo 4-3, indicating a compact results snapshot from a regional game program.
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Montreal
Baltimore
Newark
Rochester
Albany
Buffalo
Texas City Scores From Early Season Standings
San Antonio 6 3 Tulsa 0 2 Houston 6 3 Dallas 2 1 Fort Worth 5 1 Beaumont 2 3 Galveston 4 4 Oklahoma City 2 1
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San Antonio
Tulsa
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Galveston
Oklahoma City
Pacific Coast League Scores Refine Standings
In the Pacific Coast League Oakland lost to Sacramento 5 to 1 as Portland beat Seattle 11 to 9. Los Angeles defeated the Missions 10 to 4 while Hollywood topped San Francisco 12 to 4.
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Sacramento
Portland
Seattle
Los Angeles
Missions
Hollywood
San Francisco
League Leaders From Yesterday's Games
Baseball leaders listed by the Associated Press include batting average Simmons White Sox .370 runs Foxx Athletics 73 hits Simmons White Sox 12 Manush Senators 119 doubles Cronin Senators Burns Browns 27 triples Combs Yankees Higgins Athletics 9 home runs Foxx Athletics 24 Ruth Yankees 22 stolen bases Walker Tigers 16 Chapman Yankees 14 pitching Crowder Senators 13 4 Grove Athletics 12 4 Al Jen Yankees 6 2.
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Associated Press
Simmons
White Sox
Yankees
Higgins
Athletics
Foxx
Ruth
Walker
Tigers
Chapman
Crowder
Senators
Grove
al Jen
Batting and pitching leaders listed with team standings update
Baseball stats show Klein and Fullis leading Phillies in multiple categories including runs batted in and hits. Card totals include Martin and Hartnett among top RBIs and doubles. In Las Vegas, the Madrid Miners beat the Maroons 17 to 11 to move to second place and prepare for the Santa Fe title game next week.
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Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
Fullis
Hartnett
Cubs
Berger
Braves
P. Winer
Pirates
Medwick
Vaughan
F. Herman
P. Waner
Fallis
Tinning
Cantwell
Las Vegas
Madrid Miners
Las Vegas Maroons
Santa Fe
Drowned film actor in parachute jump over Chicago
Joseph Wilson, a former film actor, died July 4 during a parachute jump from an aircraft over Chicago's Century of Progress. He fell from 2000 feet, both parachutes failed, and he landed in Lake Michigan about 150 yards from the Adler Planetarium. He was about 27 years old.
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The
Movies
Century of Progress
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Adler Planetarium
Babe Ruth Hits Three Homers In Sunday Doubleheader
Babe Ruth slugged three homers at Yankee Stadium lifting the New York Yankees to 11-7 and 7-6 wins over the Detroit Tigers. The Cubs moved into NL contention with two wins over the New York Giants as Brooklyn and St. Louis split a doubleheader. Boston Braves climbed above .506 with two wins over the Reds, while the Red Sox and Browns split a doubleheader. Other majors had an open date.
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George Herman
Babe
Swats
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Yanks
Howeve
Washington Senators
Cleveland
Indians
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Giants
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinals
Ralph Boyle
Brooklyn
Tex Carleton
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Sox
George Pipgras
Browns
Dexter Notes Paint Social Carousel Of Local News
Dexter society items recount a homecoming for the Hubbard family from Chicago and the East, visits by Roswell and Hagerman guests, dances at Lake Van, and multiple dinners with local families. Community figures include the Bible, Hurst, Bowens, Perry, and McMains clans with forthcoming church gatherings and Junior Woman's Club programs.
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Hubbard
Chicago
East
McNeal
Mrs. Bible
W. D. Debs
el Paso
Dexter
O. B. Berry
Breed Hurst
Roswell
Joe Winkler
Eugene
P. P. Clark
Ima Jean Southard
Ruth Dudley
Miss Southard
Goldie Rawdon
Evelyn Bailey
Fenn Mitchel
Harris
Wesley Perry
Dorothea Berry
Breebin Gean Hurst
I. W. Marshall
McMain
B. F. Nicholson
San Antonio
Texas
CC. _ N. Moore
Nicholson
Moore
Fenn Mitchell
Clovis
Lake van
Frank Wortman
O. L. McMains
Frances Martin
R. C. Reid
New Mexico
Dorothea Perry
Shirley Feather
Miss Feather
Dexter News Highlights And Social Mix For Summer
Community notices detail a August second meeting for old and young residents, dances at Lake Van with Miss Margery Daniels and Miss Eula Marshall, chaperones Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. S. W. Smith, and a fish fry at A. T. Stone home with extended family guests. Dexter life includes travel updates, new home construction, guests from Roswell and Oklahoma, Rainbow initiation, and social dinners with detailed attendee lists.
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Miss Marshall
Miss McDaniel
Margery Daniels
Eula Marshall
Lake van
Marshall
S. W. Smith
Bill Scap
C. L. McMains
Walter McMains
Paul McMains
Perrant
Tommy Wayne
Bob Reid
Russell Smith
Roswell
T. F. Nelson
St. Marcus
Texas
Mrs. Nelson
Jaanita
Breebia Gean Hurst
Dorothea Berry
Rainbow
Robbie Anderson
Bill Marx
Yucca Theatre
Jeby to defend middleweight title in Dreamland bout
New York July 10 AP Ben Jeby of New York opens a busy boxing week defending his world middleweight claim against Young Terry of Trenton at Dreamland Park in a 15 round bout. The New York State Athletic Commission backs Jeby as favorite despite Terry’s previous decision over him.
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Ben Jeby
Newark
Young Terry
Trenton
N. J
Jeby
New York State Athletic Commission
Terry
Dreamland Park
Freddie Miller
Maxey Rosenbloom
Wolgast
Billy Petrolle
Duluth
Miller
National Boxing Association
Abie Isreal
Seattle
Rosenbloom
Parker National Singles Champion Wins Clay Court Title
Fran kie Parker of Milwaukee, an 11 year old who changed his name from Pat Krowski, won the national clay courts singles title 6 3 6 3 6 3 over Gene Mako of Los Angeles. Parker has also claimed national boys and junior championships by defeating Mako in finals. Mako later with Jaci Tidball defeated John McDiarmid and Robert Bryan for the doubles title 6 2 2 6 7 5 4 6 6 0.
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Pat Krowsk i
Parker
Gene Mako
Los Angeles
Mako
Jaci Tidball
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Texas
Robert
Lefty) Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
Colorado New Mexico trap shoot champion named
F W Ik Kukuk of Burlington Colorado wins the amateur singles title in the Colorado New Mexico trap shoot. He breaks 197 of 200 in the finals to edge S H Sharman of Denver and C N McDowell of Lincoln Nebraska who tie for second with 196.
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F. Wik Kukuk
Burlington
Colo
Kukwsi
S. H. Sharman
C. N. McDowell
Lincoln
Neb
Rose and Chuck Wagon Warnings in Will Rogers Tone
A Roswell Daily Record letter criticizes reliance on Europe, urging America to act boldly and speak plainly. The writer uses a western slang image of a wagon cook to demand decisive policy, ending with a plug for Record Want-Ads.
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Roswell
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