Giants Defeat Slaton in Doubleheader Action
Giants swept Slaton with 11 to 5 in the second game and 12 innings 11 to 12 in the opener. McKnight produced the winning hit in the first game while Bradford tallied six hits in nine at bats and hit the solo homer. Roswell pitchers fatigued. Esco Bar and Knox added extra base hits as Slaton built a big fourth inning in game two but Roswell answered with seven runs across the sixth and seventh frames.
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Texas
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Pirtie
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Timmens
Dan
Fin
Ratty
Thompsoen
Shorty Hood
Bradford
Iis
Escobar
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Price Dukeminier
Falconi
Dukeminier
Surprising 1934 mound sensations Hudlin and Frankhouse rise
The 1934 baseball season has two notable surprises Willie Hudlin of Cleveland and Fred Frankhouse of the Boston Braves. Both pitchers, who struggled in 1933, have reversed fortunes to become top hurlers for their teams. Frankhouse climbed from 16–15 with Boston to contend for the NL pitching crown alongside Dizzy Dean Van Mungo and Carl Hubbell. Hudlin, once inconsistent for Cleveland, opened with his best start of his career and became a standout on Walter Johnson's staff.
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Fred Frankhouse
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King Features Syndicate
American stars win twice from national team
The American softball league all star team defeated the National league all stars in both ends of a doubleheader 13 to 2 and 6 to 4. Gatlin and Gonzales starred for the Americans while Sanders and Knox worked for the Nationals. Burnworth pitched six innings, Tankersley the seventh, and Gonzales caught for the Americans. Dukeminier provided the loud announcements. The two wins tie the series at two games to one in favor of the Americans.
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Price Dukeminier
Week End Sports in Brief Form
St Paul Cooper Laffoon and Revoltaire lead St Paul open at 283s in a playoff today. Oklahoma City Eaton defeats Geldman 4 and 3 to win Western.
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Associated Press
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Eaton
United States to meet Australia in Davis Cup interzone finals
On Wimbledon Center Court, the United States and Australia will begin the interzone finals this Saturday. Australia advanced 3-2 over Czechoslovakia in Praha to earn the right to face the U.S., with Vivian McGrath defeating Ladislaus Hecht 3-6 6-2 6-1 7-5 and Jack Crawford losing to Roderich Menzel 6-4 6-4 2-6 8-6.
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Jack Crawford
Roderich Menzel
Kenna Tops Yellow Cab In Ninth Inning Upset
Kenna edged Yellow Cab 11 to 10 after Yellow Cab led by eight runs in the first inning. Kenna scored three in the ninth to pull off the comeback victory yesterday afternoon at Kenna.
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Yellow Cab
Roswell
Tigers Perch On Top Of List In American Baseball
The Detroit Tigers defeated the New York Yankees 8 to 3 to finish the four game series with three wins as 26,000 fans watched. Lou Gehrig returned to full duty with four straight hits while Schoolboy Rowe earned the win for Detroit. Meanwhile Carl Hubbell closed out the game for the Giants in a 5 to 3 win over the Cubs as Mel Ott’s two run double aided their lead. The Phillies won 9 1/2 to 1 over Cincinnati to climb to sixth, aided by the Cardinals beating Brooklyn twice. Billy Dean’s four hit effort led Dizzy Dean and the Cards, while Joe Medwick hit two homers in the 6 3 win. The Indians beat the Senators 10 8 in a doubleheader, and Bob Johnson hit his 27th homer as the Athletics battered the White Sox 11 to 7 in the first game. Pirates beat Braves 5 to 1 behind Waite Hoyt. Ed Brandt pitched well in game two. Red Sox edged Browns 12 to 8 in the opener. Browns won the nightcap 9 to 0. Ray Brancheau of Monroe, Michigan, arrived in Silver City to take over as football coach and athletics director at New Mexico State Teacher’s College.
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Baseball Scores Inconsistent Pairs From AL Games
American League results show Washington tied with Cleveland 8 to 8 in one pairing while another Cleveland tilt ended 16 to 10. Philadelphia 11 to 19 over Chicago 7 to 5. Boston routed St. Louis 12 to 3 by 9 runs. New York 3 defeated by Detroit 8.
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Baseball scores from the National and American leagues
National League results include Pittsburgh 5 Boston 1 4 St Louis 2 Brooklyn 0 3 Cincinnati Philadelphia 9 Chicago 3 New York 5. American Association games show Toledo 3 Milyne 7 Louisville 10 7 Paul 1 9 Columbus 3 3 cael City 8 7 Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 5.
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Baseball scores from a multi-game lineup
Sacramento defeated Oakland 3 to 0 and 4 to 1 in a doubleheader with the second game lasting seven innings. Portland won 3 to 0 while Seattle lost 8 to 9 and Los Angeles fell 4 to 7 in the twin bill with a second game extended. San Francisco was blanked 0 to 6 as the Missions won 10 to 4.
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Early hockey standings show tight East matches
Albany 4 6 Buffalo 8 4 results highlight a strong Buffalo lineup while Albany struggles. Newark 3 Rochester 0 and Toronto 15 Syracuse 9 show Toronto dominant over Syracuse, with Rochester edged by Newark. Baltimore 5 Montreal 4-3 indicates a close clash in the league standings.
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Southern Association Standings Snapshot from League Actions
Little Rock and New Orleans posted varied results with scores 2-3 for Little Rock, 11- Memphis 7, Birmingham 2, Nashville 7-10, Knoxville 4-2, Atlanta 6-3, and Chattanooga 8-5. The second called to darkness noted.
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Local Score Update From Regional Matches
Sioux City and Des Moines posted results with Sioux City 5 to 3 and Des Moines 6 to 10. Cedar Rapids 2 and 2, St Joseph 6 to 3. Omaha 1 to 2, Davenport 4 to 1. Rock Island 3 to 1, Topeka AA recorded a score.
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Western Association Scores Report
Bartlesville led with 9 to 7 while Ponca City posted 12 to 5 over Joplin’s 6 to 3. Muskogee won 7 to 5 and Hutchieson trailed at 8 while Springfield reached 9 percent.
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Local scores report across Texas and Oklahoma
San Antonio leads with 13 to 3 while Tulsa trails at 3 to 1. Houston defeats Fort Worth 3 to 2 while Fort Worth drops to 5 to 7. Beaumont edges Dallas 2 to 1 as Dallas falls to 3 to 4. Galveston posts a 10 to 6 win over Oklahoma City UF.
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Zell Eaton Wins Western Amateur Golf Championship
Slender Zell Eaton of Oklahoma City, a former caddie, won the Western Amateur at Twin Hills on his twenty first birthday. The medalist defeated Dave Goldman of Dallas four and three in the 36 hole final of the 36th annual tournament played in windy conditions.
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Spec) Goldman
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Yesterday's Stars and Scores Across Baseball and Golf
Mel Ott led the Giants with two runs in a sixth inning rally to beat the Cubs. Dizzy Dean and Ducky Medwick starred for the Cardinals in a doubleheader, Medwick homering twice in the nightcap. Bob Johnson and Bill Werber posted solid totals for their teams in opening games. Joe Vosmik contributed six hits in a doubleheader for the Indians. In Las Cruces a three way golf match produced 32 points for Las Cruces, 27 1/2 for Silver City, and 12 for Deming.
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Silver City
Parker Wins Springlake Invitation Tennis Title
Parker defeats Sutter 11-9 6-1 2-6 6-2 to win the Springlake invitation, pairing with Van Ryn for doubles. Parha-Australia edges Czechoslovakia 3-2 in European Davis Cup final, Crawford falls to Menzel. Bryan defeats McDiarmid in Spartanburg 6-3 0-6 6-3 6-4. Cavalcade wins Arlington classic with Discovery second and Hadagal third in racing. Fleam takes New Hampshire handicap.
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S. C
Bryan Whips McDiarmid
Chicago
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Dona Ana Welfare Board elects new chairman and officers
Frank Knight was elected chairman of the Board of Directors of the Dona Ana County Welfare Association succeeding Col. A W Chilton who resigned. Other officers named include N B Phillips and W C Wheatley as vice presidents Allen McCombs as secretary treasurer and Miss Zoe Seato executive secretary.
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Frank Knight
Dona Ana
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