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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
2
Major league action saw Texas League recruit winless in his eight starts fall to the Browns as Milwaukee’s M Winterhead yielded seven hits in a 2-0 defeat. Cleveland, Chicago, and New York performers delivered a mix of rises and slumps as Washington outlasted Boston 5-4 in ten innings and Pittsburgh and St Louis battled rain delays.
Moseley’s wins from record in tenth as six runs in the final inning erase dormant offense by The Record. Zark Hughes drives in two with a lone homer. Hartley Moseley makes key catches in seventh and fifth, while Thoma and Knox pitch for the winners. Pups beat Shaw’s 9-4 to move to second in the American League. City Market tops Battery A 17 to 2 to lead the league. Ordinance 589 mandates sewer and plumbing connections in Roswell with penalties for noncompliance, approved June 4, 1935.
Four Lochinvar youths from Stanford prepare to travel to Washington for the national collegiate golf championship. Budget constraints limit full trips. two will ride part of the way, with funding drawn from athletic board allocations.
Brooklyn wins 3 to 2 as Boston loses 2 to 10. New York 3 to 7, Philadelphia 4 to 4. Cincinnati 2, Chicago Cy. St Louis game at Pittsburgh postponed due to rain.
A Friday slate shows Chicago 0 51, Louis 2 with Clevelandie 4, Detroit 5 in six innings before darkness halted the second game. Other results include Boston 4 Washington 5 and Philadelphia 9 New York 7.
In Minneapolis Kansas City St Paul Milwaukee and Indianapolis lead with records 6-1 7-4 6-3 and 8-? at Columbus. Toledo and others show varied results as teams play.
In Atlanta New Orleans defeated Emoxville and Birmingham, while Memphis beat Nashville and Little Rock at Chattanooga. The games were part of a Sunday doubleheader with no additional schedule details provided.
Baseball results show Dallas 1 Galveston 4 and Oklahoma City 4 San Antonio 1. Tulsa doubleheader postponed by rain and Fort Worth Houston games delayed.
Keokuk travels to Sioux City while Des Moines visits Rock Island and St Joseph plays Cedar Rapids. All games postponed due to cold weather and unsafe conditions.
Oakland lost to Los Angeles 5 to 4 in seven innings while Mission beat Portland 13 to 10. Sacramento won over San Francisco 7 to 10 and Hollywood defeated Seattle 9 to 4.
In the International League, Newark defeats Baltimore 6 to 3. Toronto Rochester did not play due to rain. Albany edges Syracuse 5 to 4, and Buffalo prevails over Montreal 9 to 7.
Quetiue intends a long eastward drive with friends, aiming to spend as far as possible from home before dipping into the cash reserve. The plan emphasizes spontaneity and budget awareness amid uncertain travel costs.
Cincinnati defeated Pan Dazzo 129 to 122 in Chicago. Danny Milillo and Johnny Netterman led for Cincinnati, while Louis ville earned fourth with a 146 1/2 score.
Carlsbad will send an all-star softball team to play Roswell in a doubleheader Saturday night. Roswell’s lineup was picked by Edd Amonett Lawrence Fairbank and the Roswell umpires and includes Nield Sanders Grvjob Knox Or ving Sanders Herring Hood Weaver Lopez Taylor Etz and Marshall. Darrall Swayze is the Carlsbad manager. Admission is ten cents per person.
Yesterday's action featured Bob Johnson and the Athletics blasting a bases loaded homer and six RBIs in a win over the Yankees. Larry French of the Gubs fanned seven in a 5-2 victory over the Reds, while Mickey Cochrane powered the Tigers with a homer, a double and two singles in a doubleheader with the Indians. Camilli and Moore connected in a Phillies Giants matchup, Moore tallying six hits across two games. Jack Knott shut out the White Sox for the Browns, and Mungo's Dodgers opened with a five-hit shutout as Berger fueled the nightcap with three hits including a homer and three RBIs. Roy Johnson for the Red Sox collected four singles and a steal in a losing effort to the Senators.
Three postponed softball games will be played Friday night after an open schedule. Lions face Pups at 6 30, CCC Yankees meet Shaw's at 7 40, and Fairbank's take on Record at 9 00, with the regular season lineup adjusted.
Moseley's team defeated Pups 9 to 7 in a ten inning game while Shaw's AS lost to City Market 17 to 7 at Battery A R. The doubleheader-like slate featured Battery A R as the also noted participant.
Local court scorecard lists Battery A facing CCC Yankees at 6 30 followed by CCC Giants against Kiwanis Ny 9 00 and D AL Vo versus GCE Giants in Niagara action with high league stakes implied.
Montreal-Ail McCoy with 172 pounds stops Bud Mignault of 170 in Brockton Massachusetts on January fourth. McCoy earns a technical knockout in the bout ending early after round count given.
Mian June 6 AP Dutra of Los Angeles enters the national open at Oakmont facing 158 challengers. The course promises a steeplechase with treacherous hills and greens as 20 starters compete for the low four-round total by Saturday. Strong field includes seven former champions and top amateurs plus a South African entry and several Japanese pros.
The State of New Mexico notifies Marie A. Sims that a civil suit has begun in the Fifth Judicial District in Chaves County. Howard A. Sims sues to settle and quiet title to described real estate in Lake Arthur and surrounding lands, with default judgment possible after July 12, 1935. attorney G. & Reese, Sr., Roswell office. May 29, 1935.
Ed Dudley of Philadelphia Augusta Ga led the United States Open at Oakmont after the first round with 74, the only under par score. Denny Shute Chicago posted 78 after a strong start but faltered late, while Byron Nelson 35 for the outward nine paced the field early. Earl Stokes Jr Louisville and Floyd Farley Oklahoma City also opened with 36 on the front.
The article notes criticism from Rep. Snell of New York about the presidents stop gap plan. It contrasts the White House approach with a broader concern over government policy and hints at changes in Donald R. Richberg's government career as he leaves the White House.
The administration signals a broader use for the skeleton NRA beyond its known functions. It aims to use data showing intra state industries affecting inter state business to seek a broader interpretation of inter state commerce, with potential 60 percent tax implications on gifts and inheritances under existing rates.
Edwin C. Pitts, an Alabama athlete known as a convict idol, aims to resume baseball after prison. A gray suit pocket reveals a contract with the Albany team of the International League. Bramham of Dearham, NC, NA minor leagues president, has ruled against him, fearing harm to the game. Pitts believes luck may sway Bramham to reconsider.
Silver City New Mexico June 6 AP The city retains Bo M Koster as architect to design a $65000 municipal hospital. Bids on the building are expected to be sought within 30 days as the council moves to advance the project.
Max Baer trains at Asbury Park seaside camp as fans and officials glare. The scene shows Baer under a harsh sun in the ring while spectators jeer, trainer Ancil Hoffman frets over understudy Buddy Baer, and talk centers on the looming heavyweight title defense against Jim Braddock the following week.
Senate debates a public utility holding company bill while other chambers consider miscellaneous business. Agriculture Committee studies amendments on AAA and NRA. Ways and Means Committee works on NRA.
Senate ratified several minor treaties while the House passed bills. Wilcox air base and dozens of other measures were rejected to grant legislative right of way for an NRA measure.
Used car ads bring results, a concise note urging buyers and sellers to record and place effective car advertisements. The message emphasizes the impact of well crafted ads on sale speed and success.
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