Giants power surge shatters home run records in six-run inning
The New York Giants exploded for a five homer inning led by Danning as Moore and Mel Ott added. The big inning overwhelmed the Reds while Whitey Ford’s relief inning left a lasting memory despite mixed rest. In the American League the Yankees slumped, Detroit beat them 6-2, and Cleveland, Washington, and Chicago rallied in various games as standings shuffled behind the Dodgers and Phillies.
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Associated Press
Moore
Mel Ott
Danning
Gied
Peaches Wis
Johnny Or Meer
Wes Livengood
Tony Lazzeri
Whitehead
Whitey
Manuel Salvo
Joe Moodre
Reds
Baseball scores from yesterday's National and American Leagues
The Associated Press reports Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 5 to 2 while St Louis defeated Boston 5 to 3. Philadelphia won 9 to 8 over Chicago and New York crushed Cincinnati 17 to 3. In the American League Chicago topped Philadelphia 7 to 4, Cleveland beat Boston 8 to 7, Detroit triumphed over New York, and Washington defeated St Louis 10 to 7.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Nse Ee
See Ee
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Francisco
Oakland
Hollywood
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland —S. & 2
International League scores include late nights in 13 innings
Rochester defeated Newark 11 to 8 while Toronto downed Jersey City 3 to 1. Buffalo beat Baltimore 3 to 2 and Syracuse earned a 4 to 2 win over Montreal in a 13 inning affair.
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Rochester
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Syracuse
Montreal
Baseball scoreboard notes from the American Association
Columbus defeats St Paul 6 to 3 while Kansas City tops Louisville 7 to 3. Indianapolis prevails 4 to 3 over Milwaukee in extra innings. Minneapolis edges Toledo 6 to 5 in ten innings.
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American Association
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Texas League Scores: Houston routs Oklahoma City. Fort Worth beats Beaumont
Houston defeated Oklahoma City 14 to 2 in a Texas League game. Fort Worth clinched a 11 to 2 victory over Beaumont as conditions were damp with wet grounds. Tulsa Shreveport game notes indicate wet field conditions.
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Houston
Oklahoma City
L. San Antonio
Fort Worth C. Beaumont
Dallas C. Tulsa-Shreveport
Coast League Scores Big Day Results
Oakland routed San Diego 8 to 0 while Sacramento won 5 to 4 over Portland. San Francisco trailed Seattle 3 to 1 and Hollywood beat Los Angeles 9 to 4.
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Oakland
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
San Francisco
Seattle
Hollywood
Los Angeles
West Texas New Mexico League Scores Summary
Baseball scores from Lubbock Abilene Amarillo Big Spring Lamesa Clovis and Tucson Albuquerque Bisbee El Paso with listed pitchers and run totals across ten innings and extra frames. Key performers include Kramer Miller Parks Kerr Rabe Bahr Berndt Rego Fitzgerald Hellbourg Bates Poteet Eliott Ratliff Sedwick Hanson Caplinger Archuleta Gardner King Warrelman Patterson Evans Mayer.
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West Texas
Amarillo
Big Spring
Thomas
Rabe
Bahr
Berndt
Rego
Clovis
Fitzgerald, Hellbourg
Bates
Poteet, Eliott and
Ratliff
Bisbee
el Paso
King and Warrelman
Patterson, Evans and Mayer
Southern Association Scores from New Orleans to Nashville
The Southern Association reports results from games: New Orleans defeated Birmingham by 9 to 0, Memphis beat Little Rock 8 to 5, and Knoxville edged Nashville 8 to 6.
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Southern Association
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Little Rock
Knoxville
Nashville
Eastern League scores quick hits from the day
Albany defeated Hartford 14 to 10 while Elmira edged Scranton 4 to 3. Binghamton rolled past Springfield 15 to 2 and Williamsport led Wilkes Barre 8 to ? with result unreadable.
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Albany
Hartford
Elmira
Scranton
Binghamton
Springfield
Williamsport
Wilkes-Barre
Tire repairing service and contact details
Advertisement for tire and tube repairing with full guarantee by Bailey Burke located on East 2nd across from Burrows. Includes phone number 6 3126. Also promotes vacant rooms and houses for rent with a For Rent notice.
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Bailey Burke
East 2Nd
Burrows
Rickey eyes NL football in St Louis next year
New York sport briefs report Branch Rickey of the Cardinals wants to establish a National League football team in St Louis next season. Other notes mention Harry Cooper as a Philly Open favorite and various boxing bets with odds on Louis vs Galento.
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New York
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
St. Louis
Harry Cooper
Philly
Joe Jacobs
Louis
Galento
Washington
Bonura
al Simmons
One Minute Interview with Charles Saulsberg
Oklahoma City Times presents a quick Q and A with Charles Saulsberg. The interview touches on his career, goals, and views on current events shaping Oklahoma politics and civic life.
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Charles Saulsberg
Oklahoma City Times
Oklahoma
Box and golf notes from early sport chatter
The article surveys conference changes and arena plans, noting U s college shift toward the Southwest for faster schedules and bowl access. It mentions Ponte Vedra course expansion to 6829 yards for Ryder Cup, boxing promoter activity in Des Moines, and Miami’s potential Giants training bid.
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Ponte Vedra
Eddie Mead
Joe Louis
Tommy Farr
London
Farr
Len Harvey
Winter Haven
Fla
Giants
Miami
Pinkie George
Des Moines
Joe Jacobs
Nate
Dodgers hit milestone as Lyn Lary doubles for first Dodger hit
Eddie Zeltner notes in the New York Mirror that Lyn Lary doubled for his first Dodger hit and promptly secured the win by being clipped off second base, a sharp early contribution highlighted in the game recap.
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Eddie Zeltner
New York Mirror
Lyn Lary
Joe Louis and McCarthy referenced in sport gossip note
A garbled Chicago or Broadway style clipping mentions Joe Louis in a fashion aside about a sport coat and Baer versus Nova, then speculation that Joe McCarthy could lead to a pennant win by 30 games. It suggests broader AL improvement if that happens, with mention of FDR possibly not running.
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Joe Louis
Baer
Joe McCarthy
Dick Roosevelt Leads Ohio U Rally in Shaker Heights
1940 report notes Dick Roosevelt of the Shaker Heights Roosevelts will gallop for Ohio University in a public appearance. The piece mocks the idea of needing a press agent, suggesting Uncle Charlie could handle it.
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Dick Roosevelt
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Ohio
Charlie
Yams versus Hams shows high school talent move
Virginia schools fret as Tennessee scouts grab top talent from Military Academy back. Arndt Jorgens earns a spot in the baseball centennial game, likely his only masked appearance this season. Johnny Paycheck draws crowds in Des Moines as heavyweight action returns. Braddock’s manager Joe Gould mediates Farr bout negotiations.
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Virginia
Tennessee
Military Academy
Arndt Jorgens
Arndt
Johnny Paycheck
Des Moines
Joe Gould
Braddock
Farr
Connie Mack Seeks Neon Score Card for Night Game Use
Connie Mack requests a neon illuminated score card to wave to his outfielders during night games. The item would help coordinate plays and timing under stadium lighting as he manages the team.
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Connie Mack
Man admits killing elderly widow with fists in Pittsburgh
Pleading guilty to murder, 31 year old Paul Cervenak said he fatally beat 79 year old Naponocena Jaczynski after she warned neighbors he planned to marry her. He prayed after the assault. Judge Crichton set a nine to 18 year prison term.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Cervenak
WPA
Naponocena Jaczynski
Thomas W. Crichton
Baby Boy Drowns in Shallow Tank near Portales
In Portales New Mexico a 20 month old boy Delbert Cryer son of Mr and Mrs E W Cryer died after drowning in a shallow water tank at his grandparents home 15 miles south of Elida. The father attempted artificial respiration and a 40 mile trip to a doctor failed to save him. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Portales
N. M
Delbert Cryer
E. W. Cryer
Cryer
Elida
WPA Workers On Forest Roads In New Mexico
In Albuquerque on June 7 regional WPA and Forest Service crews total over 650 laborers with about $500,000 in funds. Work includes 12 miles on the trans Jemez mountain road between Cuba and Santa Fe, five miles of newly surfaced road in the Aspen basin near Santa Fe, 26 miles of road from Luna to U S 60, and improvements on roads in San Mateo mountains, Montezuma Las Vegas area, Capillo Peak region, and Carson National Forest.
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N. M
U. S. Forest Service
WPA
Howard B. Waha
Waha
trans-Jemez Mountain
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Santa Fe
Senorita
Aspen Basin
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Forest Service
Montezuma
Las Vegas
San Mateo Mountains
Magdalena
Cibola National Forest
Capillo Peak
Manzano Mountains
Sandia Crest
Penasco
Las Trampas
Carson National Forest
Luna
Apache Forets
U. S. 60
Rain Generally Needed Over State Report
Rain is generally needed over the state, especially in New Mexico's southern counties where cool dry May weather and some wind left ranges dry, agricultural statisticians reported today. Statistician Fred Daniels said cattle and calves were in good condition despite the dry spell.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico
Fred Daniels
Range conditions and livestock feed report show drought strain
The dry ranges not yet apparent in weight of livestock. Pecos river ranches lack rain for two months, prompting supplemental feeding. Grasshoppers grow more serious in arid northeastern districts. Sheep ranges fed well in May and lambing near completion with potential for above average. Cattle and calves at 85 percent normal, matching last month and 10-year average. sheep and lambs at 88 percent, near last month and above 10-year average.
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Pecos River
Daniels
Hall of Music and Art Exhibition at Fair Grounds
A 2 400 seat Hall of Music is planned for international festivals featuring world famous singers instrumentalists and orchestras. A 30 000 000 display of art masterpieces will be shown in a special museum with 800 American art subjects in the Contemporary Arts Building. The exterior will feature 100 murals and 60 sculptured pieces on building facades in courts and plazas of the Fair grounds.
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Fair Grounds
Plant plague hits Santa Fe elm trees, officials warn
Capital briefs from Santa Fe report thousands of tiny insects swarming city elm trees. WPA insect laboratory officials urged treatment with nicotine sulphate to control the infestation.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
SantaeFe
WPA
Law Library Donated To New Mexico Supreme Court
The state law library in the state supreme court building received the 12,000 volume collection of the late Senator Bronson M. Cutting in a formal announcement today.
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New Mexico
State Supreme Court
Bronson M. Cutting
Former Judge Otero Eyes GOP Run for Governor Senate
Former district judge Miguel A. Otero Jr. appeared surprised by reports he plans to seek the Republican nomination for governor or the Senate next year. Otero previously ran for the U S Senate on the Republican ticket in 1936.
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Miguel A. Otero, Jr
Capitol Corridor
Senate
U. S. Senate
Santa Fe Rail Sale Proposed for San Juan Line
A proposed sale involves the Santa Fe system, the San Juan route, and the northern segment. Officials outlined terms, potential buyers, and anticipated service impacts as stakeholders weigh the transaction.
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Santa Fe, San Juan and Northern Rail
Open Golf Tournament at Ruidoso
The Ruidoso course hosts a men’s open June 24 25 26 with a ladies event June 30 July 2. Improvements include a new clubhouse greens cps flag poles tee boxes and bridges. Seventy two truckloads of rocks were removed. Joe C Palmer operates the course. Edd Amonett and H A Poorbaugh of Roswell are men’s referees. Roswell golfers expected to enter. Official opening last Sunday drew more players than any day in 1938.
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Ruidoso
Joe C. Palmer
Edd Amonett
H. A. Poorbaugh
Roswell
Protest at roadg track sale between Bernalillo and Jemez Springs
The New Mexico Portland Cement Company protested a roadg track sale between Bernalillo and Jemez Springs arguing the move amounts to abandonment of the line and would lower property values for areas it plans to acquire. A hearing is scheduled for June 16.
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Bernalillo
Jemez Springs
New Mexico Portland Cement Company
State Corporation Commission
Santa Fe picked for 1940 LULAC convention site
Delegates at the recently concluded League of United Latin American Citizens convention in San Antonio Texas announced Santa Fe as the site for the 1940 gathering.
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Santa Fe
League of United Latin-American Citizens
San Antonio
Texas
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