Giants Meet Santa Rosa Sluggers In Big Sunday Tilt
Roswell Giants prepare for a key home game at Thorne Park Sunday at three against the Santa Rosa Sluggers. The Sluggers boast one of the state's best summer teams and have dominated opponents. Cliff Portie starts for Roswell with Pirtle in strong pitching form, Andersen catching, as Herring, Brown, and Thompson anchor the batting order. Admission 25 cents, kids 8 to 14 free with Coca Cola and peanuts provided. ladies admitted free.
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Smoke House
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Ib Brown
Hagerman LL C Club Meets With Mrs Lathrop
Hagerman LL C Club gathers Thursday afternoon with devotional reading from John nine. members share ice cream and cookies after two games. attendees include Mesdames Sanders Wiggins Fred Evans Ehret E D Menoud Stine Holloway Gehman Henrichson Utterback Goodwin Bauslin and guests.
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John
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Wiggins
Fred Evans
Ehret
E. D. Menoud
Stine
Holloway
Gehman
Henrichson
Utterback
Goodwin
Bauslin
John Emerson
Adam Zimmerman
Hagrman
Ramses
Tressler
HL. McKinstry
Mabel ‘Cowan
Matt Neid
Tom McKinktry
Wigging
Ruth Iggins
Harry
Cumpsten
William’ Newman
Silverton
Texas
Ve Bert
Newmat
Ruidoso Lodge Guests Registrations and Community Notes
The Ruidoso News lists guests at the Ruidoso Lodge in El Paso and nearby towns, reports Mr Armstrong improving after eye surgery in Dallas, and covers extensive Ruidoso Woman's Club activities, Episcopal conference events, and local social notices. It details guests from Cleveland to Roswell, Camargo to Marfa, and El Paso residents, plus club talks by Bishop Howden and Reverend Smith, a Bulgarians costumes display, and a festival of music and dances.
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Ruidoso Lodge
R. A. Griffith
Cleveland
Ohio
M. #. Head
San Antonio
Texas
Paul W. Shumack
Marfa
W. R. Castle
Perryton
Tate Hinton
C. D. Geary
Mr. Keefer
C. C. Gaines
Pat Carstairs
Pat Carstairs, and Mr
Mrs. C. C. Dues
el Paso, Texas
Navajo Lodge
Bishop Howden
Reverend Smith
United States
Smith
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Madeline Burdett
Friar Wilas
Ray Mitchell
Pegcesy Snell
el Paso
Culver
Ruidoso
Joe Palmer
Quinn
J. T. Sayers
Ned Bradley
Texas Tech Orchestra
Eubanks Guests Of Travis In El Paso Visit
Mr and Mrs M E Eubanks of El Paso are guests of Mr and Mrs James A Travis. They will be here two weeks or more. Tommy Dresser of Roswell broke his left arm Wednesday while staying at the Naramore cabin on the Ruides. The injury is painful but he is getting along nicely.
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Mr. Heicher
Emma Heicher
Chicago
van Sickle
S. P. Johnson, Jr
Johnson
Esther McNally
Les Eddens
Roswell
Mr. Johnson
el Paso
F. Billy Lee
Old Mission Beauty Shop
Canary Cabin
Ruidoso
F. H. Scarborough
Evelyn
A. P. Mayhew
Hammil
Texas
Victor Moore
George A. Reese
Nina Cullen
Ernest Keys
Carrizozo
Keys
Lincoln County
A. L. Atkinson
Charles Pat
Anton
Fred Page
Atkinson
Page
Mon Jean
Bonita Dam
Boy Scouts
Kenneth Dixon
Tot Allen
Atkinsons
White Sands
Irene Gibbony
Miss Hutcheson
Ruideso
Happy Meyers
Keck
Orchard Park
Tieb Metz
H. A. Markham
Frank Ables
Pete Frame
Ruth Alberts
Elizabeth Alberts
Minnie Reynolds
Annette Freese
J. W. Alberts
Henry Evans
Nir
H. L. Hardin
Kirt
Amaricol
Parks Pine Place
Hardin
Sammy Abdou
Mildred Brown
Kate Brooks
Las Cruces
Martha Brooks
Charles Brown
Maria
Bob Boyce Jr
Elizabeth Carr
Tom Carr
Blanche Craige
Margaret Casad
la Union
Mark Corbin
Artesia
Dorothy Davis
Margaret Davis
Ted French
Henry Galbraith
James Galbraith
Jo Betty Green
Henry Heard
Gallup
Carolyn Heisel
Louise Hayward
Mesilla Park
Jack Horner
Fl Paso
Cecil Henry
Ted Howden
Dorothy Kissam
Albuquerque
Fetty Kissam
Bill Lynde
Peggy Lee
Esparola
Mac Lyles
Dick Marek
Jerry Mitchell
John Matthews
John Neff
Robby Olliver
Bill Pollock
Evie Ross
Dudley Reed
Cedar Creek
George Coe
Billy the
M. E. Eubanks
James A. Travis
Tommy Dresser
North Main
Naramore
Ruides
Baseball scores from yesterday in the American League
The Associated Press reports yesterday’s MLB results with three American League games completed: New York 7 over Philadelphia 6, Washington 7 over Boston 2, and Chicago 10 over Detroit 9 in 14 innings.
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Baseball Scores From The Weekend Standings
The results show Toledo defeating Kansas City 7 to 6, Columbus beating Milwaukee 2 to 0, Minneapolis 3 Indianapolis 4 with Indianapolis winning 7 to 1 in a separate game, and St Paul overcoming Louisville 9 to 8 in a close affair.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
National League Scores: Pirates blank Reds 2 0
Pittsburgh pitchers shut out Cincinnati 2 to 0 as the Pirates entered the game with strong bat control. St Louis overwhelmed Chicago 12 to 2 in a separate NL matchup, showcasing a powerful offensive showing.
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Cincinnati
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Chicago
Pacific Coast League games near finish show tight scores
In the Pacific Coast League, Hollywood edged Seattle 5 to 4, while Sacramento defeated Los Angeles 5 to 3, Oakland outscored San Francisco 3 to 2, and Missions beat Portland 4 to 3. The results highlight close bullpen battles across multiple matchups.
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Seattle
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francisco
Missions
Portland
Montreal Defeats Jersey City 7 to 1 in IL Play
International League action sees Montreal overpower Jersey City 7 to 1 while Rochester dominates Baltimore and Buffalo 14 to 6 and Newark loses 1 to 0. The results reflect strong offense from Montreal and clear pitching edges in other matchups.
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International League
Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore & Buffalo
Newark
Local Baseball Scores Across Texas Cities
San Antonio defeated Oklahoma City 9 to 5 while Dallas won 9 to 7 over Beaumont. Houston led 4 to 2 but Fort Worth surged to 8 against a 0. Galveston trailed 2 to 15 with Tulsa at 0 and 4.
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Oklahoma City
Dallas
Beaumont
Houston
Fort Worth
Galveston
Tulsa
Sports Scores From Tonight's Regional Matchups
Chattanooga defeats Nashville 5 to 2 while Knoxville tops Atlanta 15 to 11. New Orleans edges Little Rock 7 to 1 and Memphis beats Birmingham 8 to 6 in the regional games.
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Nashville
Knoxville
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New Orleans
Little Rock
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Sports Score Summary From Midwestern Cities
Topeka defeated Springfield 9 to 2 while Hutchinson led 15 to Des Moines 1. Joplin triumphed over St. Joseph 8 to 3 and Omaha beat Musixogee 8 to 3.
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Des Moines
Joplin
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Omaha
Musixogee
New York NL Standings Update From AP Report
New York reports the official National League standings as of today with teams, wins, losses, and current positions. The AP summary notes shifts in the leaders and contenders, reflecting recent games and city impact.
Chicago June 10 AP Official American League Standings
The article details the latest official American League standings as of June 10, listing team positions and points. Noted are team names, games played, wins, losses, and percentages reflecting current league hierarchy.
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Fights Last Night Scattered Boxing Results
San Diego Swede Berslund beat Inc Glick of New York over ten rounds in San Diego. In Butte Alton Black Casper of Wyoming drew with Frankie Monroe of Portland in nineteen rounds. In San Francisco Pete Sanstol of Norway and Speedy Dado of Mania drew after ten.
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Cal
Swede Berslund
San Bernardino
Outpointed Inc
Glick
New York
Butte
Mont
Alton Black
Casper
Wyo
Frankie Monroe
Portland
Ore
Drew
San Francisco
Pete Sanstol
Norway
Speedy Dado
Mania
Wrestling results from Philadelphia Ottawa and Salt Lake City
Philadelphia Ray Steele 215 from Grendale Calif defeated Ernie Dussek 15 to 1 in Omaha 52 06. Ottawa Sandor Szabo 209 from Hungary beat Dr Fred Myers 208 Chicago two falls to one. Salt Lake City Ira Dern 210 beat Rub Wright 220 Philadelphia two of three falls Pat O’Hara 213 New York tossed Bill Longson 208 Salt Lake City two of three falls Pat Flanagan 213 Beeston beat Ed Glover 2011 Dallas Texas 9 00.
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Ray Steele
Grendale
Calif
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Ottawa
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Fred Myers
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Ira Dern
Rubewright
Pat O’hara
New York
Bill Longson
Pat Flanagan
Beeston
Ed Glover
Dallas
Texas
Yesterday's Stars Shine Across Major Leagues
Joe Cronin of the Senators doubled and singled twice against Boston. Steve Swetonic of the Pirates allowed no runs while collecting six hits to beat the Reds 2-0. Luke Appling of the White Sox homered in the 14th to defeat the Tigers 15-9. Tex Carleton of the Cardinals held the Cubs to seven hits for his seventh win. Tony Lazzeri of the Yankees homered with two on to edge the Athletics for the victory.
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Associated Press
Joe Cronin
Senators
Boston
Steve Swetonic
Pirates
Reds
Luke Appling
Whitesox
Tigers
Tex Carleton
Cardinals
Cubs
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Yanks
Athletics
Assassination Attempt Wounds Venizelos and Aide
An assassination attempt in Athens failed to harm Eleutherios Venizelos the former Greek premier. His wife and their chauffeur were wounded as they rode from Kiphissia toward Athens. Mme Venizelos suffered four bullet wounds while the attack left Venizelos unharmed at age 69.
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Greece
Athens
Mme
Venizelos
Kiphissia
Cardinals Take sole NL lead with 16 of 19 wins
The St Louis Cardinals moved into first place by three percentage points after a 12-2 rout of the Chicago Cubs. Dizzy Dean Bill Hallahan and Tex Carleton flourished on the mound as Carleton earned the win with seven hits allowed while teammates piled up eight extra base hits. Open to the public in The Record.
Roosevelt Nominates Three Diplomats and a Collector
Washington June 10 AP President Roosevelt named William E Dodd of Illinois as Ambassador to Germany John Cudahy of Milwaukee as Ambassador to Poland and Lincoln MacVeagh of Connecticut as minister to Greece He also nominated William H Gillland for collector of customs at Port Arthur Texas
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Roosevelt
William E. Dodd
Illinois
Germany
Senate
John Cudahy
Milwaukee
Poland
Lincoln MacVeagh
Connecticut
Greece
William H. Gillland
Port Arthur
Texas
Steel orders rise for United States Steel in May
United States Steel reports May unfilled orders grew by 65,241 tons to 1,929,815 tons, marking the first backlog gain since October of last year after April's 23,572 ton increase. In Clovis, stores will stay open 8 am to 5 pm daily, with Saturday shifts to meet the eight hour law.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Clovis
Senate Passes Farm Credit Bill Consolidating Agencies
The Senate approved a House measure to unite all farm credit agencies under one head, create a $120,000,000 revolving fund, and authorize twelve production credit corporations and twelve banks for cooperatives to loan farmers for production and marketing. The bill returns to the House for amendments.
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Senate
House
Farm Credit Administration
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