Dodgers Back in Lead With 4-2 Win Over Reds
The Brooklyn Dodgers reclaim first in the National League after defeating Cincinnati 4-2 in eleven innings. Dolph Camilli delivered a two run homer, Hugh Casey earned the win in relief, and St Louis moved to fifth as Billy Southworth took over the Cards and Pittsburgh and Boston also changed places in a league-wide upheaval.
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Blades
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Baer Begins Training For Galento Fight In Jersey City
Max Baer opened training today for his July 2 bout with Tony Galento at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City. The former heavyweight champ weighed 228 pounds and aims to shed 12 to 14 pounds before the match. Baer did light work with sparring partner Jim Howell, wearing gloves for the first time since last September.
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Jersey City
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Babe Itchie
Jim Howell
New Mexico lawmakers urge Congress to stay in session
New Mexico Senators Hatch and Chavez urged continued congressional session until Roosevelt declares no national emergency exists with Hatch noting the timing depends on circumstances. Representative Dempsey advocated extending session until defense program legislation, especially the Hatch act, is completed. In Hobbs officials ordered a Roswell tabulation of population figures after a county census extension request was denied.
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Dennis Chavez
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Dempsey
Hobbs
Roswell
All Star Grid Game Draws New Mexico Prep Elites
Raton leads high school graduates named for an all star grid game at New Mexico University this summer. August 24 contest features two 30 man squads coached by Ted Shipkey and Jerry Hines with funding from the Coaches Association. Selections announced by Fred Brown include Bert Malcolm LeRoy Foster Bill Hudson Emerson Lloyd Chester Clemens Reys Ogas and others from districts one two and four.
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Raton High School
New Mexico University
Ted Shipkey
Jerry Hines
New Mexico Aggies
Fred Brown
Las Vegas
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Coaches’ Association
Bert Malcolm
LeRoy Foster
Raton
Bill Hudson
Hot Springs
Emerson Lloyd
Chester Clemens
Santa Fe
Reys Ogas
Silver City
District One
Robert Romero
Fred Thomas
Clayton
Marvin Pavletich
Alex Kapich
Dan Voorhees
Joe Calloway
Irvin Rubin
Frank Wych
Selmer Hovland
Ralph McGuire
Cliff Bickley
Armando Larragotti
Lyle Teutsche
Rudy Camunez
Las Cruces
Frank Carr
Alamogordo
Yesterday's Results in American League Baseball
In yesterday's scores the Cleveland Indians lost 4 to 5 to the New York Yankees. Detroit Tigers defeated the Boston Red Sox 7 to 1. St Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 3. Chicago Cubs edged the Washington Senators 3 to 2.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Baseball scores from National League games
National League results show New York 2 St Louis 3, Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 2 in 11 innings, Boston 3 Chicago 5, Philadelphia 4, with Pittsburgh 10 noted in brief.
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International League Scorecard Reports Several Matches
In the International League results Jersey City defeated Toronto 3 0, Montreal beat Syracuse 3 1, Buffalo routed Newark 9 6, and Rochester was shutout 0 to 0 by unknown opponents in the listed fixtures.
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Rochester
St. Paul 6 Triumph Stuns Milwaukee In Wet Grounds Tilt
In a waterlogged clash, St Paul defeated Milwaukee 6 to 5 amid postponed games including Indianapolis at Kansas City and Minneapolis at Columbus. Louisville and Toledo also listed, with Columbus hosting later action.
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Pacific Coast League scores show varied results
In the Pacific Coast League games, San Francisco defeated San Diego 12 to 8, Seattle beat Oakland 4 to 3, Hollywood fell to Portland 2 to 1, and Sacramento won over Los Angeles 14 to 5.
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Texas League Scores Include Fort Worth and Houston Victories
Fort Worth defeated Dallas 10 to 9 while Tulsa beat Oklahoma City 9 to 7. Houston won 6 to 1 against Beaumont and Shreveport fell 5 to 2 to San Antonio. The results reflect a dynamic Texas League slate.
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Oklahoma City
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Southern Association Scores Report
In the Southern Association results Atlanta defeated Knoxville 12 to 4 while Birmingham beat Little Rock 5 to 4. Chattanooga beat Nashville 9 to 8 with New Orleans losing 2 to 4. Memphis trailed 1 to 11.
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New Orleans
Memphis
Bisbee tops Albuquerque in lone Arizona-Texas League game
In the only scheduled contest, Albuquerque fell 5 to 3 against Bisbee. The win improves Bisbee’s standing while Albuquerque continues in league play.
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Bisbee
Albuquerque
West Texas-New Mexico League Scores Report
Baseball results from West Texas New Mexico League games include Pampa 14 over Lubbock 10, Clovis 1 over Big Spring 7, Midland 3 over Amarillo 11, Lamesa 3 over Borger 10, with Borger 10 total in the scoreline.
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Clovis
Big Spring
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Amarillo
Lamesa
Borger
Greatest Finish In The National Open Golf Meet
The National Open at Canterbury near Cleveland builds to a dramatic finish with Snead Little and Smith tied at 141 for the 36 hole lead as 21 players remain within six strokes. Winds and rain reshape the final rounds, while Guldahl and Sarazen chase potential titles from 144 and 145 totals. Nelson and Demaret falter as 66 players at 153 and ties advance to the final round.
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Canterbury
Sam” Snead
Lawson Little
Suave Horton Smith
Joplin Ghost
Boy Wonder
Snead
Sam
Smith
Chicago
Little
Ralph Guldahl
Gene Sarazen
Byron Nelson
Jim Demaret
Houston
Texas
Sports Briefs From New York A Crisp Roundup
A compact sports brief from New York rounds up baseball headlines about the Cardinals coaching uncertainty at Florida C and season drama around Paychek. It notes Johnny Louis fight reactions, Mel Ott absence in the Giants cleanup spot, and a two year old horse racing scene with Clarksville poised for Lincoln Fields. It mentions Joe Louis visiting Washington for his sister’s Howard University graduation and Alf Letourner joining his regiment. Demaret’s eighty one is also cited.
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Lincoln Fields
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Howard University
Alf Letourner
Conn-Lesnevich Fight Broadcast Quips
Sports note recounts taunts during the Conn versus Lesnevich broadcast. Sam Taub quips Conn holds his ground as he circles right while Stern jokes about warm Detroit night and impending summer.
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Ragtime News Review Ends With Light Golf Bust
The piece playful summarizes sports and personalities: Campolo narrowly survives Baer, Ott is demoted, Demaret posts an eight one score, Sammy Snead dominates the course, and Ray Blades and the Giants receive noting. The tone mirrors a light, editorial wrap up.
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Dizzy Dean Leaves Chicago for Tulsa and West
Chicago Daily News saluted Dizzy Dean with Shakespearean farewells while Chicago Times understated the moment with the headline Dizzy Spell Ended.
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Chicago Times
Selected Shorts Bring Golf Mystery to the Open
Golfer Charles G. Eberhardt of Tampa finds his name missing from the National Open roster as a pro or amateur. The article hints at unresolved questions about his status and the tournament's official listings.
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Tampa
Chick
State Capital Briefs From Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission chairman said no request yet from Albuquerque groups to eliminate interstate freight rate differentials. Adjutant General Charlton reported 1 500 watched a Guard anti aircraft searchlight demo. Fort Arthur detachment to Socorro for officer training school opening. Governor Miles proclaims the week as Flag Week urging displays. Hearings set Monday on ten motor carrier permit applications and a Carlsbad cab company certificate case.
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Training school to teach crime detection in Gallup
Lectures on crime detection and prevention will open a week long training program in Gallup for police and Indian Service officers from north western New Mexico. Speakers include H. R. Duffey and G. H. Franklin from the El Paso FBI office.
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Planning Strategy for Ad Club Charity Softball Clash
Jim Lee shares a strategy with Ed Williams for the Ad Club to surprise the Lions in the annual grudge game at de Bremond Field. Rusty Etz and Tex Shin kle are pegged to supply the power, with Mayor Tom Hall handling calls and Poe Corn guiding base play. Tickets are on sale at The Model Ball and White Kip lings Leland's First National Bank.
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Mizzoo Flash
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Ritchie Defends State Heavyweight Title in El Paso
Babe Ritchie of Lubbock knocked out Nickey Balaban of Detroit in 45 seconds of the second round to defend the Texas heavyweight crown. Ritchie held a 19 pound weight advantage at 189 and also had reach edge.
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Nickey Balaban
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Chavez Wins KO Over Simington In Albuquerque
Tony Chavez of Albuquerque, fighting at 147 pounds, knocked out Ev Simington of Poplar Bluff in the third round of a scheduled 10 round main event here. In the six round preliminary, Santos Quijano of El Paso outpointed Benny Valencia of Belen, New Mexico.
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Santos Quijano
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Tex
Benny Valencia
Belen
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