CAMING BEATS FARRBANK IN LATE RALLY TO MOVE UP
Camino came alive in the last two innings to beat Fairbank 15 to 9, breaking their four game skid and allowing Mabie Lowrey to lead the American League race. Gatlin and Hodges pitched for Camino while Zinn and Whitehead opposed, with Fairbank's W. Daniel catching. Kiwanis topped Postoffice 5 to 2 in a pivotal National League game, Lowrey won 10 to 3 over Yellow Cab, and Mabie Lowrey’s top position faces CCC Lake Friday as a new scoring system debuts at the softball field.
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Oilers
Camino
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Hodges
Zinn
Whitehead
W. Daniel
Mabie-Lowrey
Yellow Cab
Mabie Lowrey
Ccc Lake
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Postoffice
Mail Boys
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Shaw
Woodbury
J. Tankersley
Grubb
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Minnesota's Mighty Mauler Promotes Baer Crown Clash Hopes
The piece discusses Max Baer atop the heavyweight ladder and notes contenders like Art Lasky seeking a title shot. It also covers Schmeling defending for Germany against Neusel and Carnera's stalled return, with Lasky challenging Baer as California promoters eye a $40,000 offer.
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Max Schmeling
Walter Neuse
Yesterday's Results in Local League Action
Mabie Lowrey defeated Yellow Cab 14 to 3 while Camp Camino won 15 to 9 over Paitvank in American play with Kiwanis 5 defeating Postoffice in National action.
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Camp Camino
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Today’s Games American Schedule
American games show at 7 30 with Vatibana at 6 30 Dunn faces Paint ers Shaw meets Bank. The listing lists times and matchups for the day with local gym marks.
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Bank
Clovis Sees Hottest Day With 105 Degree Heat
Clovis New Mexico recorded its hottest day of the summer as temperatures climbed to 105 degrees yesterday. Local weather officials attributed the heat to high pressure over the region and warned residents to take precautions against heat-related discomfort and hazards.
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Leading man quits on stage in Artesia play production
In Artesia the three act comedy Putting It Over by The Women's Club lost its lead Sunday as heat and role strain sparked a sudden walkout. Director F M Russell stepped in, Richard Wheatley took over as Lannon, and rehearsals continue toward a Thursday opening at Central School auditorium. Tickets are 25 cents at local drugstores and Oasis Cafe.
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Stewart
Browne
F. M. Russell
Palace Drug Store
Oasis Cafe
Science Club Pictures Move From Roswell High to Penn State Leaflet
Two photos from Roswell High School Science Club, appearing in last year’s El Coyote annual, will be used in an early issue of Pennsylvania State College Science Leaflet. A letter to Richard Whiteman confirms the two pictures cover the club’s entire membership, which could not fit in one image.
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Pennsylvania State College
Richard Whiteman
Baseball Scores AP National League summary
American Association game Indianapolis 0 Kansas City 1 was the only game in Major League action reported by the Associated Press. No American League games were played.
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Associated Press
American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Southern Association scores and postponements report
In New Orleans the Southern Association game ended New Orleans 7 Knoxville 2. Birmingham defeated Chattanooga 2 1. Memphis won over Nashville 6 5. Little Rock at Atlanta was postponed due to rain.
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League Baseball Scores From International League
Syracuse beat Rochester 7 to 6 in a tight matchup while Newark edged Toronto 4 to 3. Albany defeated Montreal 4 to 3 and Baltimore won 3 to 3. Buffalo closed with a 6 to 6 result.
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Western Leacne Topeka 2 Sioux City 5
Scores show Western Leacne 2 over Topeka 5 with Sioux City surpassing in a match. Rock Island led 6 while Des Moines posted 18 points. St Joseph 9 beat Omahoe 5 and Cedar Rapids 3 fell to Davenport 4 in a bustling league card.
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Des Moines
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Omahoe
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Davenport
Western Association Scores From Monday Games
In a set of baseball results Ponca City defeated Joplin 3 to 1 while Muskogee topped Springfield 2 to 0. Hutchinson beat Bartlesville 5 to 1 in the remaining scheduled contests.
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Kid Chocolate Fights Tomorrow at Ebbets Fields
New York July 10 AP Kid Chocolate the Cuban light heavyweight contender returns to the ring tomorrow night at Ebbets Fields in a ten round bout with Pete Hayes. He seeks restoration of the title the New York State Athletic Commission took from him last winter for failing to defend within the time limit. The Reed was pronounced physically ill but said he can make the 126 pound limit. The commission will consider his application at tomorrow's meeting.
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L. F. Foster
Foster
Shelton Crosby
Artesia
J. C. Floore
Crosby
Kansas Penitentiary
J. M. Jackson
First National Bank
Eddy County
District Court
Joe Patterson
Oklahoma City
Mr. Patterson
Lake McMillan
Pacific Coast League standings update from multiple games
Tulea 3 Oklahoma City 7. Houston 8. San Antonio 5. Fort Worth 11 Dallas 6. Update reflects recent results in the Pacific Coast League with several teams posting varied scores.
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Houston
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Dallas
Rosenbloom Fights Ramage Tonight at Olympic Arena
Los Angeles July 10 AP Maxie Rosenbloom world light heavyweight champion from New York meets Lee Ramage San Diego in a ten round bout to settle superiority left undecided in their previous draw Ramage staged a sensational burst after Rosenbloom floored him for no count The champion is a slight favorite but wary of Ramage’s cleverness
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Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Lee Ramage
San Diego
Olympic
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Rosenbloom
Hatch to Speak at Carlsbad Postal Convention
U S Senator Carl Hatch will be a principal speaker at the annual joint Postal Employees convention in Carlsbad. The gathering includes meetings of United Postal Employees of New Mexico and groups such as Supervisors Clerks Letter Carriers and others.
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U. S
Carl Hatch
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United Postal Employes of
New Mexico
Black Egg Attracts Dundee Farmers
In Dundee Illinois on July 10 farmers gather at Edward Hal’s farm to view a first time sight a black egg laid by a black duck.
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Dundee
Iil
Edward Hal
Albuquerque Men Named For Rural Carrier Hearing
Albuquerque men who will be heard include J H Walker superintendent of mails postal inspector Edward E Roesers and Charles F Miter in a rural carriers hearing.
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J. H. Walker
Matifs
Edward 8. Roesers
Charles F. Miter
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