Lefty Grove and Wild Bill in Comebacks
The AP notes two standout 1935 comebacks, Lefty Grove and Wild Bill Hallahan, with Grove winning 11 games including a doubleheader 3 to 1 and 13 to 5, while Hallahan has surged to five straight victories and a 27 to 1 team win over the Braves.
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Wild Bill
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Robert Moses Grove
Bill Hallahan
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Frisch
Cleveland
Monte Pearson
Sox
Moe Berg
Red Hose
Cardinal
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Chicago
Curt Davis
Bill Lee
Dodgers
Pirates
Brooklyn
Biz George Earnshaw
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Reds
Cincinnati
Baseball scores roundup across major leagues
National League results include St Louis 2 Boston 1 New York 6 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2 Brooklyn 5-5 Pittsburgh 4-0. American League Boston 13-3 Cleveland 5-1 Washington 8 St Louis 4. International and minor leagues note night games and ties with Toronto Baltimore Buffalo Syracuse Montreal Newark Albany Rochester Nashville Knoxville New Orleans Memphis Chattanooga Atlanta Keokuk Davenport Sioux City Rock Island etc.
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Kiwanis
Low scores in golf meet at Broadmoor
The Western Amateur at Broadmoor in Colorado Springs opened with Zell Eaton defending his title as he beat Nathan Grimes in a 4 and 3 match. Other qualifiers for a 36 hole stroke and match play included Jackson Bean Dave Connell M L Massingill and Maurice Hankinson with seven players tied at 151 in the 36 qualifier.
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Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Nathan Grimes
Denver
Eaton
Jackson Bean
San Francisco
Dave Connell
M. L. Massingill
Fort Worth
Texas
Toiay
Connell
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Massingill
Tom Dwyer
Stanford University
Bean Wiinm Warry Trickatt, Jr
Kansas City
Clayton Alberts
Oakland City
Colorado
Broadmoor
Rodney Bliss, Jr
Omaha Youngster
Bliss
Charles A
Duncan
Okla
Charles
Chick) Evans, Jr
Chicago
Evans
Mabie Lowrey, City Market win tense softball games
Mabie Lowrey nosed out Cooper's 5 to 4 as Sisley's pitching faltered in the 5th, with a three run rally in the 5th sealing the win. City Market defeated Shaw's 7 to 5, breaking Shaw's jinx with a 5 run second inning and steady output, led by City Market's multi inning scoring.
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Cooper’s
City Market
Shaw’s
Sisley
Hardware
Rhe Cooper
Reddoch
Burnsworth
Davis
Indians Suffer Jinx Hits Slowed by Injuries
The Cleveland Indians faced misfortune this season as Billy Knickerbocker recovered from a two month layoff due to appendicitis and Earl Averill sustained a finger injury. Joe Vosmik emerged as the club’s key power hitter carrying the team’s offensive load as the pennant race tightened.
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Indians
Walter Johnson
Big Barney
Billy Knickerbocker
Knickerbocker
Bill
Yankees
Earl Averill
Averill
Joe Vosmik
Joe
Redskins
Yosmik
King Features Syndicate
Tae
Double Headers in Major Leagues
The revised list of American League doubleheaders and playoff dates. A sequence of scheduled doubleheaders and single games across teams including Chicago, Washington, St. Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Cleveland, and Detroit. Dates span July through September with locations and matchups listed.
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Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Major Leagues Last Night's Results
Mabie Lowrey defeated Cooper's by five to four while City Market beat Shaw's seven to five in recent league play. The scores reflect a tight set of contests with Mabie Lowrey and City Market each securing narrow wins.
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Mabie Lowrey
Cooper
City Market
Shaw
Rosenbloom Triumphs In Rough Bout Over Lewis In Oakland
Maxie Rosenbloom, former lightweight champion, earned a victory by decision over John Henry Lewis in Oakland last night. Referee Frankie Burns faced criticism as many believed Lewis landed cleaner punches in a slugging match.
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John Henry Lewis
Frankie Burns
Arizona
Notice of Sale of Real Estate Under Drainage Liens
By final decree entered June 10 1935 in Chaves County New Mexico Dexter Greenfield Drainage District v Victoire Rolando et al notice is given that on August 15 1935 at 11 00 A M at the west door of the Roswell courthouse the undersigned special master will sell at highest bid multiple tracts listed with amounts to realize. Each tract sold separately with cash under conditions including court confirmation nine month right of redemption and deeds conveying title subject to future drainage assessments.
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District Court
Chaves County
New Mexico
Dexter-Greenfield
Victoire Rolando
Roswell
Dexter
N. M
Emmett Patton
Softball Schedule Highlights July to August
The schedule lists Kiwanis and Db. A. V. opening July 18 with Lions facing Record. Through July 18 to August 16, teams Moseley s Shaw s Mabie Lowrey Amonett s City Market D. A. V. Cooper s CCC CCC Mabie Lowrey appear in alternating matchups with Kiwanis Lions Record Shaw s Mabie Lowrey etc. Contests occur almost daily with varied pairings across venues.
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Kiwanis
Db. A
Lions
Record
Moseley’s
Shaw’s
Amonett’s
Cooper’s
Mabie Lowrey
City Market
CCC
CGC
Shaw's
Cooper's
Mabie-Lowrey
Mabie
Foreign corporations may do business in New Mexico
Santa Fe July 18 AP Foreign corporations qualified in their own states may do business in New Mexico even if New Mexico requirements for capital stock are higher. Assistant Attorney General J R Modrall said domestic capital requirements of 2000 authors and 1000 capital at start do not apply to foreign firms that meet their state standards if those requirements are not greater than New Mexico. The question was raised by the state corporation commission.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
J. R. Modrall
Modrall
State Corporation Commission
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