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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
2
The Chicago Cubs climbed into second in the National League as they won 13 of 18. They extended a seven game streak with a 9 to 3 home win over the Brooklyn Dodgers, while the Giants beat the Cardinals to widen the gap. Pirates, Reds, and Senators also posted victories as spring standings shift.
Hal Schumacher of the Giants blanked the Cardinals with six hits allowed. Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics belted his 25th homer and doubled against the Indians. Floyd Vaughan of the Pirates drove in five runs, including the winning tally, versus the Braves. Lloyd Brown of the Red Sox outpitched the Tigers over eleven innings. Wally Roettger of the Reds cracked a bases loaded triple to defeat the Phillies. Karl Whitehill of the Senators held the White Sox to five hits. Gabby Hartnett of the Cubs drove in three runs with two doubles against Brooklyn. Ben Chapman of the Yankees achieved four straight singles against the Browns.
In New York bouts Billy Petrolle defeated Bep Van Klaveren by knockdown in the fourth round. Wesley Ramey outpointed Jimmy Slavin over five, Varias Milling edged Al Roth in five, and Herman Perlick beat Patsy Pasculli over five. In Oakland Meyer Christner outpointed Jose Santa over ten, Pinto De La stopped Joe Herrera in two.
Yesterday’s results show New York defeated St Louis 4 to 2 while Philadelphia beat Cleveland 6 to 4. Washington topped Chicago 4 to 1 and Boston edged Detroit 1 to 0.
National League results include New York defeating St Louis 3 0 Chicago beating Brooklyn 5 2 Pittsburgh winning 9 8 over an opponent Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 1. With multiple late inning shifts the standings shift as teams chase division leads.
Baseball scores show St. Paul 5 to Toledo 2 and Indianapolis 7 to Milwaukee Columbus 7. Minneapolis 5 with Louisville 12 and Kansas City 3.
Baseball brief reports multiple games with team results: Jersey City 6 Baltimore 4, Toronto 2 Montreal 5, Baltimore 9 Montreal 1, Albany 4 Buffalo 3, Newark 2 Rochester 0.
San Antonio defeated Oklahoma City 6 to 0 while Dallas beat Beaumont 12 to 4. Tulsa crushed Galveston 13 to 4 and Fort Worth defeated Houston 8 to 4.
Southern Association results show Knoxville 3 Nashville 2 and Birmingham 5 New Orleans 0 while Chattanooga 8 Memphis 4. all games completed with final tallies.
In the PCL, San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 4 to 1. The Missions beat Hollywood 4 to 2. Oakland led Portland 10 to 4, while Sacramento topped Seattle 3 to nothing. The Sacramento game result is listed as 4.
In a compact score roundup Topeka defeated Des Moines 7 to 6 while St Joseph led Omaha 7 to 1 Muskogee beat Springfield 12 to 6 and Joplin won 13 to 4 over Bartlesville reflecting a busy day of district matchups.
Foxx of the Athletics tops batting with 371 and 76 runs while Simmons of the White Sox leads with 82 RBIs. Cronin and Burns share doubles at 27, Manush leads hits with 125, and Foxx adds 25 homers. Nen of the Yankees climbs to 7-2 in wins, Grove of the Athletics 13-4.
Batting leaders Klein and Davis top Phillies with high marks. Jiartin of the Cardinals leads runs, Futfis and Klein pace Phillies in most runs and hits. Vaughan of Pirates shows strong doubles and triples, while Klein and Berger lead home runs. Pitching leaders include Tinning and Cantwell with solid win totals.
Olympic stars and world record holders compete for National AAU titles in swimming diving and water polo at the World’s Fair North La tton venue. Trials open with the one mile swim and finals unfold in mile freestyle 400 meters breaststroke rope springboard diving and 100 meters freestyle. New York Athletic Club favored to win team title led by the Spence brothers Fissier Howland and Ruddy with a near unbeatable 800 meter relay and a strong water polo squad.
Philadelphia boxer Tommy Loughran will box Johnny Risko of Cleveland in a ten round bout at Mills Stadium on July 26. The Chicago AP report notes Loughran is a master in the ring and Risko a tough heavyweight rival.
In Vancouver on July 13, United States players Frank Dolp Dr Cliff Baker and Harry Givan Albert Scotty Campbell of Seattle faced Canadian foes in the quarterfinals. Givan routed Jack Moryson 8 and 7 while Campbell endured a 37th hole win over Jack Finger San Francisco. Dolp rallied to beat Alan Taylor Victoria 4 3. Dr Parker edged John Lewis Brantford Ont. by extra holes.
Oasland California July 13 Meyer Christner the Akron Ohio veteran at 39 years won a ten round decision over giant Jose Santa the Portuguese heavyweight in Oakland. Christner weighed 201 pounds to Santa's 242 and landed blows with apparent ease, stunning the crowd with his lively performance.
Billy Petrolle, the Duluth welterweight, gained a disputed victory at Polo Grounds last night after a technical knockout in the fourth round when Dr. Sheridan halted the fight for a deep cut near Van Klaveren’s eye. The Dutch challenger protested loudly, chasing referee Cavanaugh and seeking to continue the bout.
Chicago AP reports Guy Bush secured his tenth win of the season by trimming the Brooklyn Dodgers, completing a difficult effort as he regains command of the screwball pitching.
Chicago July 13 AP The hunt for America's 1933 three year old champion reaches a peak Saturday with the $35,000 Arlington Park classic. A field of 14 starters is indicated including Derby winner Mr Khayyam and favorites War Glory and Golden War. Also noted were sensational workouts by other contenders as the season’s richest event looms. Silver City Fire at Mogollon destroys Willow Creek Lodge owned by James Taylor of Albuquerque. Cub pitcher breaks down after 22 2 3 innings, issuing a base on balls, finishing with one walk in 30 innings. The Mississippian unveils the delivery anxiously, seeking control after a long trial.
London July 18 AP report says the British heavyweight championship match at White City Stadium ended in controversy as Jack Petersen won on a foul in the second round from Irish challenger Jack Doyle. Doyle was disqualified after a string of low blows before about 60,000 spectators.
Bert Bowyer manager said Albuquerque, New Mexico, is assured of an entry in the international softball tournament at Milwaukee next month. Arrangements call for a strong local team to be away for a lengthy period with eight games in Chicago and several in and around Milwaukee to help defray expenses ahead of the August 26 to 31 event.
Goodyear researchers report autos require vast rubber inputs beyond tires and tubes. In 1935 the average car used about three pounds of rubber parts plus 30 to 60 pounds in total rubber content, including insulators and engine mounts. Rubber is used in floor mats, fan belts, bumpers, window channels, bushings, shims, and hydraulic hoses. Unlimited future uses may replace steel parts with rubber in body and suspension components.
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