Comets to Clash with Urban Junior College in California
The Institute's math team plans a December trip to Los Angeles to play Urban Junior College, a strong preparatory school for the University of California. Dates hover around December 9 or 10, with arrangements nearing completion and authorities reportedly giving consent.
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Yankees Sweep A's in Series as Pitching Dominates
The New York Yankees overwhelmed the Philadelphia Athletics in a four game set, notching 43 strikeouts led by Lefty Gomez Walter Brown and Don Brennan. The Yankees built a four game lead over Washington while the Giants moved into first in the National League with strong mound work from Schumacher and Fitzsimmons.
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Floyd Vaughan
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Roswell Giants defeat Artesia Oilers at Brainard Park
The Roswell Giants beat the Artesia Oilers 8 to 4 at Brainard Park in Artesia. Cliff Pirtle pitched well for Roswell, with Anderson behind the plate and Hood added as outfielder. Roswell has won four of five games here and plans a charity dance to support the team.
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Verne Stewart Heads to Trinidad Meet for Title Quest
Verne Stewart the 19 year old Albuquerque amateur golf champion leaves this week to compete in the Southern Colorado Northern New Mexico tournament in Trinidad June 10 to 13. He then heads to Colorado Springs for the trans Mississippi meet starting June 26 and will play in the Colorado state meet Denver Invitational national amateur qualifying round and New Mexico state tournament Roswell, totaling seven events by early September.
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RACING AND TRACK RESULTS FROM WEEKEND EVENTS
Chicago Derby action features Mr. Khayyam betting Head Play in the American derby. Chantilly hosts Vendante capturing the French Oaks at Auteuil. Helen Jacobs loses to Mme Mathieu in two sets. Memphis sees Loat Downs Wood in a Dixie Invitation match. Cleveland reports Owens setting a scholastic broad jump record. New York Ac wins seen by Anderson Spitz and others. St Paul golf tourney won by Poukis with Von Linn second. Mack suspends Earnshaw ten days for conditioning failure. Say you read it in The Record.
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Schmeling and Baer in Battle on Thursday
New York June 5 AP The heavyweight clash at Yankee Stadium pits Max Schmeling the studious German against Max Baer the California playboy in a contrast of styles and personalities. Advance sales near 100000 with a 55000 crowd and up to 250000 gate possible if weather holds. Schmeling to train once more publicly. Baer finished boxing.
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National League Scores From Yesterday
Results recap from the Associated Press shows Pittsburgh beat Chicago 8 to 2, St Louis over Cincinnati 4 to 3, Philadelphia 1 over Boston 6, New York 2 over Brooklyn 6 to 5, in listed NL games with other league outcomes noted.
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Scores Recap of Baseball Card Mixed Results
American League matches show Cleveland lost 2 to 3, Detroit 1 to 4, New York 3 to 2, Philadelphia 2 to Chicago 12 to 16, and St. Louis 6 to 2 while Washington edged Boston 4 to 3 in a tight tilt.
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Local Scores Parade From Baseball Card Tie Ups
Joplin defeats Wichita eleven to six while Hutchinson wins six to three over Springfield. St Joseph posts a five to nine showing and Omaha edges Des Moines four to five. Topeka reports a score as well with Des Moines two.
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Buffalo Dominates Toronto in 5-0 Victory
Buffalo routed Toronto 5 to 0 as Rochester improved to 4-1 with a 2-2 tie against Montreal. Jersey City moved to 6-3 after beating Baltimore 5 to 19, while Newark faced a 4 point deficit with Albany at 1-1.
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Fragmented standings brief across multiple teams
Mixed results show Minneapolis at 11-7 Columbus 8-9 Toledo 11-6 St Pan 9-3 Indianapolis 9 Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 10 Louisville 4-3 with incomplete data for several entries. The report lists several city and team records with missing punctuation and gaps in figures.
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Local Scores From Unconventional Night Across Cities
San Antonio defeated Dallas 3 to 0 while Tulsa beat Houston 9 to 6. Galveston won 4 to 2 against Fort Worth. Beaumont trailed Oklahoma City 3 to 5 in a tight contest.
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Sports Scores From Bay Area District Matches
Bay area teams posted results with San Francisco 12 to 1 over Seattle 5 to 14. Sacramento defeated Missions 15 to 7 while Portland led Los Angeles 3 to 0 with Hollywood 12 and Oakland 5.
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New Orleans and Atlanta Standings Amid Mixed Results
In a fragmentary recap, New Orleans shifts to 2-3 with Nashville at 1-6, while Atlanta records 5-2. Little Rock sits at 2-4, Birmingham 4-3, and Chattanooga to Knoxville 4-2, with Memphis at 3-5.
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League Leaders From Baseball’s Early Season
A list of early season league leaders from the Associated Press includes batting leaders Klein of the Phillies .353 and Davis and Moore tied at .349, runs led by Martin and Klein, RBIs headed by Klein with 43, and hits by Klein 67. Other top marks include doubles by Klein, and pitching leaders Hallahan, Carleton, and Schumacher with 6 2.
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UNM student wins high honor at Albuquerque
Aldo Barrows of Amarillo, senior engineering student at the University of New Mexico, has been awarded the Harry L. Daushtery award for outstanding scholastic achievement during the year. The notice also lists advertising copy for New Plymouths and auto deals.
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Mystery at Stanford: Mrs Lamson Slain on Campudale Campus
Mystery surrounds the death of Mrs. Allen Thorpe Lamson wife of the Stanford Press sales manager. Found slain in the Lamson bungalow on Decoration Day her nude body in the bathtub after a brutal head blow. Husband detained for questioning with no charges yet filed.
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Yesterday's Stars in The Association Press Baseball Recap
A collage of league performances notes Frank Frisch and Tim Pottomley stars for the Cardinals and Reds. Highlights include Farmer with three hits and two steals in opener then a triple double and two singles in the nightcap, plus strong showings by Van Atta and Allen for the Yankees and Vaughan and Malone for the Pirates and Cubs in separate games.
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Roswell and Alamogordo Golfers End Even Battle
Yesterday 16 Roswell players and 16 Alamogordo golfers competed at Rui Doso links with the match ending in a draw. Roswell led by one until the final team arrived, when the Roswell squad fell behind and the overall score evened. All matches were team events and players enjoyed the outing. Roswell will travel to Clovis next Sunday for a return match.
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