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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1940

Page

7

Those Yanks Right On Trail of Red Sox

AP reports that the Yankees now pace the league as the Red Sox and Indians chase, while the Giants drift and the Reds lead the NL race. News notes mention betting odds shifting and teams preparing for a pivotal stretch as July 4 approaches.

Red Sox Marie Joe McCarthy Yankees Bombers Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians Giants Broadway Polo Yankee Cincinnati Reds Dodgers Brooklyn Reds Indians Detroit Tigers Buck Newsom Rowe Detroit

Championship Flight Consolation Finals Set for Sunday

Fred Poorbaugh reaches the finals in the tower bracket as three city golf consolation matches are played simultaneously Sunday to decide the consolation champion. Tom White faces the winner of Edd Amonett versus Bob Shaffer in the upper bracket semi final, with Poorbaugh White Amonett and Shaffer sharing an 18 hole round to settle all three matches. Spec Stewart defeated Pickle Nickson last Sunday to win the city golf championship.

Fred Poorbaugh Tom White Edd Amonett Bob Shaffer Poorbaugh White Amonett Shaffer Spec” Stewart Pickle Nickson

Rush to Buy Steel Aids U. S. Industry

New York reports a steel buying surge that powers wartime production as Roosevelt enlarges arms spending beyond one billion dollars. Industry foresees first call on capacity for munitions and machine making, with total U S and Allied arms outlays possibly exceeding five billion annually. The AP index of industrial activity rose to 99.0, the highest since March, despite stock volatility from European warfare signals. In Oklahoma, a burglary at a sandwich shop yielded ham beer cigars orange juice soda popcorn potato chips and two aspirin.

New York Roosevelt Allied U. S Associated Press Pawhuska Okla Leslie McDonald

Yesterday's Results Major Leagues

No games were played in the National or American Leagues yesterday. No team results or standings were recorded.

International League Buffalo Defeats Rochester 6 to 4

Buffalo wins 6 to 4 over Rochester in the International League game. Other contests postponed due to rain and wet grounds.

International League Buffalo Rochester

Scores From American Association Games

Baseball scores recap shows Kansas City 5 over Milwaukee 2, Minneapolis 13 over St. Paul 4, Columbus 2 over Toledo 1. Includes multiple game results in a brief standings box style listing.

American Association Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul Columbus Toledo

Coast League Scores Steam Past Opponents

In Pacific Coast League action Sacramento beat San Francisco 4 to 3. Seattle won 6 to 2 over Hollywood. Oakland dominated with 18 to 2 over Portland. Los Angeles edged San Diego 8 to 5.

Sacramento San Francisco Seattle Hollywood Oakland Portland Los Angeles San Diego Oakland Ee Los Angeles Portland

Texas League Scores Shreveport Beats Tulsa 4 2

Texas League results show Shreveport defeating Tulsa 4 to 2 and Dallas edging Beaumont 4 to 3. Houston routed Fort Worth 7 to 4 while San Antonio led Oklahoma City in an 8 run effort.

Shreveport Tulsa Dallas Beaumont Houston Fort Worth San Antonio Oklahoma City

Southern Association Scores From Chattanooga to New Orleans

Southern Association results show Chattanooga 4 Nashville 2 8, Atlanta 4 Knoxville 3, Little Rock 12 Birmingham 7, Memphis 5 New Orleans 4 in 11 innings, reflecting a set of late season baseball outcomes.

Southern Association Chattanooga Nashville Atlanta Knoxville Little Rock Birmingham Memphis New Orleans

Arizona Texas League Bisbee 3 Tucson 25

The lone scheduled game sees Bisbee facing Tucson with Tucson scoring 25 and Bisbee 3 in a one game slate.

Tucson

Local Grid Scores Terse Juxtapose West Texas Contests

In Texas panhandle matchups, Pampa edged Lubbock 6 to 7, Midland defeated Amarillo 9 to 5, Borger outscored Lamesa 9 to 11, and Clovis fell to Big Spring 9 to 10 in a series of district games.

West Texas-New Mexico Pampa Lubbock Midland Amarillo Borger Lamesa Clovis Big Spring

Storm baffles California in IC4A title bid

Rain and wind at Cambridge hindered the Golden Bears while Eastern sprinters and Georgetown’s Al Blazius dominated the opening day. Blazius set new marks with a 53 feet 6 7 8 inch shot, shifting the power balance toward the East as Pitt Penn State and Yale led the early rounds for the finals.

California Cambridge Mass New England Golden Bears Sons Golden Slope al Blazis Georgetown Blazil Pitt Penn State Yale

Mexico May Pay Cities Service The deal would settle Mexican oil holdings 1938

Reports in oil circles say Mexico may pay about 3 million dollars to Cities Service Co to acquire the American firm’s Mexican holdings expropriated with other foreign petroleum interests in 1938. The move would resolve long standing conflicts over seized assets in Mexico City.

Mexico Cities Service Co Mexico City

Hardest ball off Hubbell in one-hitter sparks chatter

New York June 1 report notes the toughest hit off Hubbell in the one-hitter was a foul. Babe Ruth set for a hitting exhibition in Chicago. Joe Louis trains for Arturo Godoy before Memorial Day crowd. Clair Bee protests a Lor g Island U game with gadget controlled throws. Henry Armstrong heads to Los Angeles for a brief vacation. Attendees at Boston banquet include Mose Grove and Will Harridge.

New York Hubbell Babe Ruth Chicago Joe Louis Arturo Godoy Clair Bee Long Island U Henry Armstrong Los Angeles Boston Mose Grove Will Co. Harridge American League

Ainsley Holds Open Record For Strokes On Hole 19

Ray Ainsley of St Louis set a durable one national open mark by taking the most strokes on a hole 19 at Denver two years ago. He spent most of the time trying to get out of a creek and endured the dubious honor.

Ray Ainsley St. Louis Denver

No reaction from Brooklyn fans after Thursday’s double defeat

Arthur E. Patterson reports in the New York Herald Tribune that Brooklyn fans showed an eccentric lack of reaction to the team’s two losses. Police on the grounds removed more noise than the infielders during the eventful span.

Arthur E. Patterson N. Y

Edd Collins Praised in International League Outfield News

International League writers laud young Eddie Collins in Baltimore outfield. Branch Rickey reportedly visited Philadelphia to urge the Cards, who then lost three straight. Jesse Owens barnstorms with a Negro team, racing 100 yards against a polo pony.

International League Eddie Collins Baltimore Branch Rickey Philly Jesse Owens

Fourteen Year Old Charles Co Schedules Sox Bow

Fourteen year old Charles Co miskey TI is high strung as he is due to graduate grammar school the same night the White Sox debut. Local betting around the loop centers on whether he will miss the ceremony or the ball game.

Charles Comiskey TI White Sox Sox

Wrong Party VORK At County Meeting

A woman at a county Democratic committee meeting was corrected for being omitted from the roll call. A checkup sent her fleeing red faced from the room. She was actually a member of the county Republican committee meeting elsewhere in the same building.

VORK Democratic Committee County Republican Committee

Ford Good Drivers League Launch in Dearborn

Leaders of a new safety movement met in Dearborn Michigan to start the Ford Good Drivers League and a nationwide driving contest. Prizes exceeding 30000 dollars include 48 university scholarships for winning League drivers. Norman Damon Edsel Ford Henry Ford and others attended with seven Dearborn high school boys enrolled and shown driving practice.

Dearborn Mich Norman Damon Automotive Safety Foundation F. R. Noffsinger American Automobile Association Edsel Ford League R. A. Haycock Detroit Council of Parents and Teachers Henry Ford Donald Daly Jack Kaufman Daly Kaufman Dearborn High School

Thorpe predicts 100 yards in 8.8 seconds one day

Jim Thorpe predicts a distant future milestone as Rotarian magazine quotes him saying the century will be run in 8.8 seconds within 50 years. He pins gains on outside factors like training starts blocks and improved tracks while warning glycogen limits may cap further progress.

Charley Paddock Ralph Metcalfe Jesse Owens Minoru Fijun Eddie Tolan Frank Wykoff Jim” Thorpe Coach and Sports Scribe Big Jim Superman Jim Thorpe

Boxing winners and locations from last night results

In Wheeling West Virginia Eddie Winston 202 from Hartford Connecticut KOed Buff Mellinger 192 of Pittsburgh. In Los Angeles Jimmy Garri son 141 from Kansas City outpointed George Crouch 140 1/2 of Los Angeles.

Associated Press Wheeling W. Va Eddie Winston Hartford

New Bedford Theft Leads to Car License Rescue

Peter Malm of Malden recovered his lost lunch bag after the handle snagged on a passing car door. He obtained the license number of the vehicle and police traced it to William E. Parker in New Bedford, fifty miles away, where the bag was found hanging on a door knob after a police check.

New Bedford Mass Peter Malm Malden William E. Parker

Bad Hole In The National Open Golf

In Cleveland Billy Burke previews the 230 yard par three No 17 at Canterbury Golf Club for the upcoming National Open. He warns the hole will tire players after a long course walk and may fool many with its hogback green.

Cleveland Billy Burke Billy Canterbury Golf Club

Standings and course woes haunt Burke in golf feature

A crosswind blows through a club setting as Burke, a Clevelander, suffers a qualifying round blowup on a 6,933 yard course. The piece notes the hole par has been matched far fewer times than other holes, with club figures tallying Burke’s struggles amid the standings chatter.

Burke

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Europe Roswell Auto Co The First National Bank of Roswell Good Drivers Ros Flanders Field New Mexico Military Institute Claude Simpson Ernie Emerson G. K. Richardson Roswell, N. M Jake Hinch N. Rich Japan Plains Mutual New Mexico Plains Mutual Insurance CO Clovis, New Mexico BANK N. M Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Montgomery Ward
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