Giants Beat Dons In 13 Inning Wild Pitch Ends Epic
Cliff Pirtle of Roswell twirled 12 innings for the Giants and delivered a Texas Leaguer in the 13th to drive in Anderson for the winning run. Roswell edged Albuquerque 5 10 4 in a pitching duel marked by errors and late rallies, with Giddy starting for the Dons and Brown closing for the Giants. The game drew the summer’s largest Thorne Park crowd as both clubs fought to the finish and a fresh doubleheader was set for this afternoon.
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Stars shine as players pace baseball action across leagues
Yesterday’s results highlight Chickey Hafey and the Reds rapping Pittsburgh pitching for five doubles while Johnny Allen and Danny MacFayden limit Indians to 13 hits in a doubleheader. Joe Medwick and Ervin Fox fuel Cardinals and Tigers deliver four or five-hit games as Giants Verger drives in wins. Buck Walters and Harvey Hendrick produce big blows for Red Sox and Cubs. In bridge, the American team surged to lead by 10 550 points after 280 hands with the United States at 96 770 to England 86 220.
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New Yorkers Lead In Both Major Leagues Again
The Yankees and Giants held narrow leads as New York clubs dominated the day. The Yankees beat the Indians 8 to 1 while Washington fell 12 to 8 to Detroit. The Giants rallied to beat Brooklyn 8 to 5, Cubs swept Philadelphia 9 to 5, and the White Sox dropped to fifth as Detroit moved to fourth. Reds beat Pirates twice 6 to 1 and 6 to 4, while Boston and St Louis split a doubleheader with Boston holding fourth place. Record Want Ads get results.
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Dodd Captures Pecos Valley Women’s Singles Title
Irene Dodd won the first Pecos Valley Tennis Tournament women’s singles by defeating state champion C. H. Millegan of Carlsbad in straight sets 6-4 7-5. The men's singles advanced to semifinals with Kahn Vorhees Pettit and Phillips in the mix. doubles and mixed events also progressed toward finals with several matches completed.
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England Wins Davis Cup Final Over America in Paris
England twins Fred Perry and H. W. Bunny Austin clinched the interzone series in Roland Garros Stadium, defeating America’s Ellsworth Vines and Wilmer Allison as Austin sealed the match. Perry earned a 1-6 6-0 4-6 7-5 7-6 win by default after Vines fainted with an ankle injury and nerves. England now faces France in the challenge round.
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Notice to Subscribers About Missed Copy Delivery
Subscribers are urged to contact the evening branch office at BESTINS NEWS.STANY for missed copies of Tie Record. Phone 111 to arrange effective delivery and ensure timely receipt.
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Yesterday's NL Scores Highlight Tight Races
National League results show New York defeating Brooklyn 8 to 5, Chicago routing Philadelphia 9 to 3, St Louis dominating Boston 12 to 1, Cincinnati edging Pittsburgh 6 to 4 as rivals trade leads.
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Baseball Score Highlights From Today’s AL Games
American League results show New York 8, Cleveland 1-1. Detroit 12, Washington 8. Boston 7, Chicago 2-2. Standings uncertain as schedule continues with key matchups ahead.
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American Association standings update stakes and scores
The report lists results from recent games with teams Saint Paul Kansas City Toledo Indianapolis Columbus Louisville Milwaukee and Minneapolis. Scores shown include Saint Paul 6 to 7 Kansas City 5 to 6 Toledo 10 to 1 Indianapolis 5 to 15 Columbus 10 to 7 Louisville 3 to 2 Milwaukee 7 to 5 and Minneapolis 7 to 5.
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International League scores report tight contests
The digest lists results from multiple IL games: Baltimore 7 over Newark 6, Albany 9 over Jersey City 8, Buffalo 7 over Rochester 3, and Montreal 3 tied Toronto 3 then Toronto 2 in a separate result.
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Regional standings snapshot from midseason foes
Omaha leads Springfield in a split with 7 16 and 1 4 records respectively. Topeka shows 11 5 while Denver sits at 2 3. Des Moines records 8 4 and Joplin 2 1. Barnesville 4 5 and St Joseph 3 4 round out the numbers in this compact standings glimpse.
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Standings Snapshot From Early Baseball Season
San Francisco leads with a 7-2 mark while Sacramento and Portland sit at 3-3. Missions hold 1-2, Hollywood is 9-7, Seattle 5-2, Oakland 2-2 and Los Angeles 1-7 as the week opens.
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Southern Association scoreboard notes
The Little Rock team led 8 to 7 while Birmingham stood at 2 to 2. Knoxville posted 6 to 7, Nashville 4 to 3, New Orleans 4 to 9, Memphis 2 to 7, Atlanta 3 to 3, and Chattanooga 2 to 5.
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Regional Baseball Scores with Rain Postponements
Galveston 3 2 Oklahoma City Houston 12 2 Tulsa 4 9. San Antonio Dallas postponed due to rain along with Beaumont Fort Worth postponement.
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Americans Lose Davis Cup Semi Final to England
The United States Davis Cup team fell to England as Perry and Austin defeated Allison and Vines in the final singles. The Americans won only one of five matches, taking the doubles while four singles went to England. England advances to face France in the finals.
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Loughran-Risko Fight Headlines Chicago Card Wednesday
Tommy Loughran faces Johnny Risko in a ten round heavyweight match at Mills Stadium Chicago on Wednesday night. The veteran rivals seek victory amid a lean national boxing card, each fighting to reestablish form after recent scraps with younger contenders.
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Crawford suspended from Chicago Board of Trade for unpaid obligations
Ed ward A. Crawford, a member of the board of trade, was suspended from all privileges for inability to meet obligations. His membership was registered to the firm E. A. Crawford and Company at 60 Wall Street, New York, officials said.
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Judge Bratton Visits Santa Fe. Offers No Comment
Santa Fe on July 24 AP report says Judge Sam G. Bratton was a visitor in the city. He declined to comment on politics.
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Requisition papers issued for auto thief in Colfax County
Gov. Arthur Seligman issued requisition papers for R. C. Smith charged in Colfax county with auto theft. Smith is in custody in Wyoming, and the case involves interstate extradition.
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Vorhees brothers win first set in tense doubles
In a mixed doubles installment, Vorhees brothers took the first set 9-7 while Welter-Dun lap won the second 6-1. The deciding set is scheduled for today as no matches occurred Sunday. First round pairings include Kahn with Mrs. Dodd and Etter with Ann Marquess against Kes ter and Mary Lula White at 4 p.m. Monday. Bean with Helen White have a bye and Jacobi with Mrs. Millegan face Phillips with Mrs. Green.
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Review of County Agent June Work
J R Thomas Chaves County Agricultural Agent reported extensive activities in June. The acreage reduction program dominated, including a conference with State College officials and four district meetings. About 3 500 acres offered for retirement with favorable farmer attitudes. Sugar beet seed suitability trials were planned, and beans on Oasis ranch showed promising rotations. Tree fruit losses due to a freeze were noted with Ben Davis heavily affected. Rodents and predators were targeted with poison baits and prairie dog control aided by Biological Survey. Ditch work, poultry plant review, worming, calf acquisitions for Baby Beef Club, canning demonstrations, and Eastern New Mexico State Fair preparations completed. Recreation meetings for club members were well received at the agent’s home.
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Lenore Knight Sets World Record In National Swim Meet
Lenore Knight, 26, from Homestead Pa., dominated the women's National AAU swimming championships in New York, sweeping the four freestyle events, setting a world record in the 44-yard event, and anchoring Carnegie Library to another world standard in the half mile relay. Katherine Rawls, Margaret Hoffman, and Dorothy Palatin also figure in top events as records and titles shift across the field.
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Divorces and murder case move through New Mexico court
Las Cruces reports legal actions in the August term starting August 7. Thadde Gilliland of Silver City faces claims over a divorce from Juarez in 1932 and a subsequent Las Cruces remarriage. Pedro Holguin, charged with the murders of seven Melquiadez Ispinosa family members at Berino, is slated for trial next month.
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Floors Refinished and New Work by L H Weller
Old floors restored and new flooring installed with quotes provided. Contact L H Weller for estimates on all floor work and finishing. Adv. J2012ax
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