Championship Softball Playoffs Open Friday Night
Roswell contest features the championship series and runner up series both starting Friday night. The National and American League finish will decide a pennant winner with best two of three games. Game times listed with potential third games set for Saturday. New season begins Monday with managers meeting Wednesday at 7 30 at the Chamber of Commerce to enter teams.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Roswell golf tourney reaches semifinals in 1934
The Chu andlf tournament at the Country Club advances to the semifinal round with Carl Jones Ike Stewart J P White Jr and Bill Sconce among the contenders. Jones defeats McKnight Stewart beats White and White Jr defeats Bedford to set semis for next Sunday morning. The winners play for the 1934 City of Roswell championship that afternoon.
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Country Club
Carl Jones
Ike. Stewart
J. P. White Jr
Bill Sconice
Jones
W. M. McKnight
Stewart
Tom White
J. P.white Jr
Henry Bedford
Seonce
John Poorbaugh
Bob Salter
T. J. Hawkins
Joe Massey
Bill Leonce
H. H. McGee
Indians Gain Ground With Double Win Over Red Sox
In a pennant push, the Indians win back to back games against Boston 2 1 and 5 2 to climb to third place. Yankees crush White Sox as Ruth returns with 16th homer and four RBIs. Tigers split with Athletics as Bill Dietrich hurls six hits. Giants widen NL lead with two late wins, Dodgers sweep Pirates with 3 2 and 13 10 victories.
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Associated Press
Walter Johanson
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Babe Ruth
White Sox
Detroit
Athletics
Ruth
Yanks
Tigers
Bill Dietrich
Jimmie Foxx
Washington
Browns
Ed Linke
Giants
Fitzsimmons
Bennie Frey
Phillies
Cubs
Cardinals
Braves
Bill Walker
Dazzy Vance
Vance
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Giants Sweep Amherst In Double Victory In Roswell
The Roswell Giants beat Amherst 8-4 and 11-5 in a doubleheader, overcoming a 4-2 deficit in the first game and scoring four runs in the seventh of the second. Bradford, McKnight, White and Gatlin sparkled with timely hitting. White caught both games.
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Amherst
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Giants
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White
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Thompson
Roswell
Olivera
Kaiser
MecKnight
Henie
Bus crash blaze kills sixteen on winding hill
Police report faulty brakes caused a bus to crash and ignite a fire that swept through the Wash burn and Todd Lumber Yard and the Holden Gear Yard and the enks Dock. Firemen estimate property damage at 275000. Six yachts of the Os sining Boat Club were destroyed. Four of the dead were women. Several bodies were burned beyond recognition.
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Washburn & Todd Lumber Yard
Holden Gear Yard
Ossining Boat Club
United States win keeps Davis Cup hopes alive in doubles
George M. Lott Jr and Lester Stoefen defeated Jack Crawford and Adrian Quist of Australia 6-4 6-4 2-6 6-4 in Wimbledon doubles to narrow the series gap to two matches to one. The victory sends the interzone final to the remaining two singles matches tomorrow with Australia leading after Saturday’s singles wins.
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Wimbledon
Eng
George M. Lott, Jr
Lester Stoefen
Jack Crawford
Adrain Quist
Australia
United States
Baseball Scores From The Associated Press Results
American League games include Philadelphia 1 Detroit 8 and New York 8 Chicago 2 tying in runs, Boston 2 Cleveland 6, Washington 6 St Louis 4, plus Chicago 5 Philadelphia 6 in 12 innings. National League scores feature St Louis 5 Boston 4, Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 13, Cincinnati 1 New York 2, and others across minor leagues with numerous matchups and partial game results.
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New York
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Washington
St. Louis
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Nashville
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Memphis
Little Rock
Davenport
Topeka
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Rock Island
San Anatonio
Dallas
Beaumont
Oklahoma
City
Eeereee
Boston Cleveland
Wasington
Neusel and Schmeling to Clash in Notable Continent Showdown
Walter Neusel and Max Schmeling, two German heavyweights, prepare for a major bout in Europe next month. Promoter Joe Jacobs hypes a record gate as Schmeling seeks to revive his crown by defeating Neusel, with pundits split on Schmeling’s prospects.
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Max Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Jacobs
Bene
Serna
Little Joey
Neusel
Baer Ost
Charley Harvey
Steve Hams
Paul Damski
Hamas
Art Lasky
Max Baer
Baer
Walter
Nelson
Kig
Lyu
Roswell Stars sweep Hagerman and Lake Arthur wins
Roswell National League all stars defeated Hagerman 6 to 2 while Roswell American League starsbeat Lake Arthur 9 to 6. Grubb started for Roswell with solid pitching as Hagerman's runs came late, and Gatlin led the Americans with key hits and K marks.
Crucial softball showdown looms tonight in title race
Mabie Lowrey meets Fairbank in a key 7 39 PM game that could alter the race for the American softball championship. A Mabie Lowrey win would create a six to tie scenario with other contenders, while a Fairbank win opens paths to a three or two team tie depending on Yellow Cab results. Also, the Post Office faces the Bankers at 5 30 PM with potential impact on second place in the National league.
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Post Office
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Bank
Community Notes From Hagerman and Nearby Towns
A long list of visits and travels unfolds across Hagerman and surrounding areas. families from Abilene, Dallas, Roswell, and Lubbock share trips to Carlsbad caverns, Ruidoso, and Santa Fe while locals host guests from Oklahoma and Texas. recent events include baptist and Methodist services, summer sessions at Teachers Normal, and a hospital appendicitis case. several residents return from trips and celebrate birthdays and anniversaries.
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Robert Merritt
Edd Smith
Ruidoso Mountains
Bad Smith
Abilene
Texas
Mae Pwever
Elaine Frazier
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Miss Brewer
Elaine
Ben Frazier
Lee (Shick) Derrick
Hagerman
B. W. Kell
Flowing Wells
Willard Welsh
McAllester N. M
Clyde Nihart
Welsh
McAllester
New Mexico Association
Lester Cline
Claude Hall
B. W. Knoll
Lottonwood
Margaret
Anna Slade
E. A. Slade
Nora
Rule Texas
Harrietta Waltres
Seymore
Herman Stahl
Lorane Texas
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Fletcher Campbell
Ned Hedges
Bruce Evans
Floyd Smith
Here
Dorothy Ann
Ruth
Jonnie Nihart
Betty Lou Walden
Dorothy Cummins
Georgia Lou Pate
Will Walden
Ronnie Mathews
Mammie Walden
Carlsbad
Howard Beasley
Jack Thomasson
Lubbock
Red
Evans
Thomasson
Wesley Meador
D. R. Bedford
Pecos Texas
Elden
Sidney Smith
J. T. Mace
Albuquerque
Mace
The
Carriers Association
Ollie Smith
Jim
Santa Fe
Shirley Smith
Ralph Larry
Santa Fe Hospital
Orwin Smith
John Turner
Irmegard Coldewey
Helmleigh
Hilda Ohlenbusch
Loraine
D. Ohlenbusch
T. F. Schwarz
Henry
Pearl Meador
Dorothy Ann Nihart
Garvis Cummins
Henry Schwarz
Little Merry Makers
D. A. Goode
Dixie Dan
Roswell
Ruidoso
Walter Buchaucher
Big Springs
John Frazier
el Paso Hospital
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el Paso
D. G. Wilkins
Lilly Wilkins
P. W. Knolk
Richard Wallace
Jasper Pord. EE
Today's Games American Fairbank Meets Mabie-Lowrey
National 5 30 Pank plays Post Office in the evening. American 7 30 features Fairbank against Mabie Lowrey with local action lined up.
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