Reds Surge Past Dodgers as Cards Top Giants in NL Action
The Reds snapped a slump with a 9-7 win over Brooklyn, led by Lonnie Frey’s four RBI including a homer. St Louis beat New York 5-2 behind Harry Gumbert’s four hit effort as Mel Ott homered for the Giants. Aldon Wilkie tossed a six hitter to blank Philadelphia 5-0, while Chicago’s 13-6 demolition of Boston featured Charley Root’s 197th win and a 21-hit Cubs assault.
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Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Hugh Casey
Brooklyn Dodgers
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
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Resting Giants star Bill Jurges eyed injections return
New York reports Bill Jurges has been out of the Giants lineup for several days and plans to receive injections that helped him return last spring. The piece notes broader issues for minor leagues and confirms ongoing debates over waiver rules, with no anticipated changes at summer meetings.
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Special News Service
Bill Jurges
Bill
Atlanta Crackers
Earl Mann
Clark Griffith
Mary Lou Eskue
Tom Harrison
St. Francis Hospital
Harrison
Eskue
Garth McAuliffe
E.N.M. College
Portales
Eddie McAuliffe
Hope Retard Dam
R. J. Parks
Dave Bunting
Cy Bunting
Woman’s Club
Artesia
Marbles
Cottonwood
Hope School
Joseph W. Rigney
Soil Conservation Office
Las Cruces
Charles Spillers
Hope
Carlsbad
Bennie Hanna
Henry Crockett
Emmett Potter
Roswell
Potter
W. W. Hardin
Jim Lauderdale
Casey fanned that day and drew fame from play
Howard Upton of Tahlequah Oklahoma notes how Casey’s miscue became a famous moment. The Citizen highlights local reaction and imagined fame from a single baseball play.
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Casey
Howard Upton
Tahlequah
Okla
Open features gossip and golf amid football chatter
Open coverage from Fort Worth notes Minnesota rumors about a game with a southwest conference school. Henry Hebling, Fort Smith pro, eagled the sixth hole at Rolling Knolls Club in three rounds. A feud brews between Fred Lindstrom and Paul Richards over umpiring. Tuffy Leemans quits softball due to injury fears.
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Fort Worth
St. Paul Dispatch
Perry
Minnesota
Rolling Knolls
Henry Hebling
Fort Smith
Ark
Freddie Lindstrom
Paul Richards
Freddie
Paul
Southern Association
Tuffy Leemans
N. Y. Football Giants
Feller and Army May Unite Near End of August
Lynn C. Doyle notes Bob Feller could join the army around late August. She adds seven American League managers will rise and sing the old solo ballad The Letter Came Too Late.
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Lynn C. Doyle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Bob Feller
Army
Notre Dame Optimistic Frank Leahy Sets Early Focus
Frank Leahy fuels Notre Dame optimism for next season while delaying worry about opponents until the Indiana game, the second on the schedule. If the Irish win that clash, he predicts they could stay undefeated through the Navy encounter.
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Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Frank
Indiana
Irish
Navy
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Highlights by League
National League results include St. Louis 5 over New York 2, Pittsburgh 5 over Philadelphia 0, Chicago 13 over Boston 6, and Cincinnati 9 defeating Brooklyn 7. American League had no games scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
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Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Wil Pet
Cleveland
Chicago Ee
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Eunenteen
Washington
Arizona Texas League Bisbee Defeats El Paso 8 4
In a single scheduled game, Arizona and Texas square off as Bisbee wins 8 to 4 against El Paso. West Texas-New Mexico Borger posts a 6 to 4 victory over Big Spring, Amarillo dominates Lubbock 14 to 0, Clovis edges Wichita Falls 4 to 3, and Lamesa upends Pampa 6 to 3.
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New Mexico
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Big Spring
Amarillo
Lubbock
Clovis
Wichita Falls
Lamesa
Pampa
League Scores From Weekend Play Across Three Circuits
In the International League Jersey City defeated Buffalo 3 to 1. Syracuse beat Toronto 5 to 3. Baltimore topped Rochester 5 to 4. In the American Association Toledo won against St Paul 3 to 2 while Columbus crushed Minneapolis 10 to 0 and Louisville defeated Milwaukee 6 to 5.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
American Association
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Coastal League Scores Pulse From Texas and Oklahoma Games
In Pacific Coast and Texas League action, Beaumont beat Fort Worth 3 to 1 while Fort Worth and Houston posted a 0 to 0 draw. Houston topped Tulsa 2 to 1, Oklahoma City defeated San Antonio 3 to 1, and Shreveport defeated Dallas 6 to 5 indicating a busy regional slate.
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Fort Worth
Houston
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Southern Association Game New Orleans 2 Little Rock 0
New Orleans takes a 2 to 0 win over Little Rock in a Southern Association clash. The victory boosts New Orleans standings while Little Rock struggles to score and gain momentum in the series.
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Southern Association
New Orleans
Little Rock
Major League Leaders in batting and pitching recap
Reiser of Brooklyn leads batting with .373 average and Slaughter of St. Louis hits 72. Moore of St. Louis scores 41 runs, Nicholson of Chicago 46 RBIs. Ott of New York tops home runs with 15. Frey of Cincinnati leads stolen bases. Blanton of Philadelphia owns a 5-1 record.
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Brooklyn
Moore
St. Louis
Nicholson
Chicago
Slaughter
Callesandro
Boston
Ott
New York
Los Angeles Wins Major Titles at 24th WIBC Bowling Event
In Los Angeles at the 24th WIBC tournament 6000 competitors from 32 states plus Honolulu, Panama and Canada competed for about 32000 in prizes. Nancy Huff of Los Angeles won the new singles title with 662, Twyford of Chicago high all events 1799, Hogan and Pittenger of LA won doubles 1155, with finals featuring 277 by Marion Gorman of Detroit.
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Chicago
Honolulu
Panama
Canada
Sally Twyford
WIBC
Nancy Huff
Mrs. Twyford
Mary Jane Hogan
Jo Pittenger
Marion Gorman
Detroit
Sports writers tease readers on season predictions
A Cincinnati reader named John Burgoyne and a Notre Dame fan note sports writers' habit of predicting strong seasons then hoping for poor outcomes or vice versa. The discussion centers on whether forecasts reflect confidence or wishful thinking within November coverage.
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John Burgoyne
Cincinnati
Notre Dame
One Minute Interview on Amateur Tennis Costs
Fred Perry discusses the cost of amateur tennis tours noting 1400 as a baseline. He warns against tearing down the game that built him and cites how top players command higher fees while others get paid less, likening it to a laundry list. The comment explains why figures like Don Budge Frank Shields and Sidney Wood turned to laundry as a sideline.
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Fred Perry
Don Budge
Frank Shields
Sidney Wood
Warplane Strike Echoes Across Defense Plants
Secretary Stimson said North American workers seized by 3500 soldiers restored to work as the plant resumed operations. CIO denounces the walkout as wildcat while officials prepare for full production. Meantime, Consolidated Aircraft faced a parallel strike threat and a high-stakes vote on mediation terms. Senate moves to empower seizure of halted defense factories. Southern coal miners accept wage terms ending a second walkout.
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Washington
North American
Uaw-Cio
Roosevelt
CIO
Charles E. Branshaw
Richard T. Frankensteen
Aviation
Jackson
UAW
Inglewood
Army
Charles W. Steinmetz
Branshaw
Col. Steinmetz
Consolidated Aircraft Corp
San Diego
AFL Consolidated
Harry Malcom
Consolidated
Navy
Great Britain
Communist Party
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National Defense Mediation Board
Senate
Connally
D-Tex
CIO United Mine Workers
Appalachian
Women's Western Open Golf Meet In Match Play Today
Thirty two women compete in match play at Cincinnati Country Club for the 12th Western Women's Open title. Patty Berg set a course record with 71, two under par, followed by Helen Wettweiler 76 and Betty Jameson 79. Anna Ham erle, 15, qualified with 87.
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Ohio
Cincinnati Country Club
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Opal Hill
Kansas City
Helen Wettweiler
Washington
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Betty Jane Haemerle
St. Louis
Mussolini Declares Axis Unity and Mediterranean Aim
Il Duce defends Italy's Axis policy, says Turkey aided Greece yet remains under a policy of comprehension toward Ankara. He argues Japan is loyal to the Axis and vows Britain’s expulsion from the Mediterranean while England cannot win.
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Greece
Italy
Ankara
Japan
Il Duce
Mediterranean
England
America
Mussolini
Culver Nearing VFW Department Commandership
Paul E. Culver of Albuquerque New Mexico VFW department senior vice commander stood virtually assured of the department command as the annual encampment concluded. Election and installation of officers capped the two day program after a parade and visits to the new army airbase on the city outskirts.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Paul E. Culver
New Mexico
VFW
Linn elected president of Shrine Recorders Association
John F. Linn of Albuquerque New Mexico was elected president of the National Shrine Recorders Association during preliminaries to the 67th Shrine council meeting Linn had previously served as an association vice president.
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Indianapolis
John F. Linn
Albuquerque
N. M
National Shrine Recorders’ Association
Linn
Sponsors to appear in Texas Cowboy Reunion rodeo program
Stamford June 10 sponsors from various towns will be listed in the official rodeo program for the Texas Cowboy Reunion on July 3 4 and 5. Four prizes include a saddle boots riding bits and spurs with judging based on girl 60 horse 40. Girls will also participate in the parade grand entry and sponsor events including a ball dances and a chuck wagon dinner.
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Stamford
Homegrown Cabbage and Gooseberries at Andersons Gardens
Classified ad notes homegrown cabbage and gooseberries for sale at Andersons Gardens in a year of classified listings. Mentions telephone contact and a principal demand by the U M W with northern and southern operators involved.
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Andersons Gardens
Hope News Upper cemetery work advances with support
The Hope community reports slow but steady progress on improvements at the upper cemetery. Donations in money, trees, shrubs, wire, and posts sustain the project, with funds partly allocated for a new south gate and remaining later in the summer for further work.
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Newt Teel
John Teel
Ezra Teel
el Paso
Will Bunting
San Pedro
Calif
Cy Bunting
Dave Bunting
Artesia
Alice Ruth Williams
Gallup
Bryant Williams
Charles Fink
Hope
SCS
Albuquerque
B. M. Ballard
E. L. Landreth
Lubbock
Landreth
Virginia Hale
San Diego
Cliff Longbotham
Texas
Sam Lovejoy
Lavern Wilburn
New Army Camp
Aline Scroggin
French
German Mines Found After Robin Moor Sinking Near Cape Verde
Five swept mines were German in origin after the Robin Moor sank about 600 miles south of the Cape Verde Islands. The Osorio rescued 11 survivors from a life boat, with coordinates given for recovery. The Robin Moor had general cargo of cars and steel, not munitions, and sailed from New York May 6 bound for Capetown. The Osorio departed Norfolk May 23 toward Rio de Janeiro and a rescue report by Waldemar Lucio Pereira notes the likely Nazi U-boat hunting grounds in the Atlantic.
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New York
Capetown
South Africa
Cape Verde Islands
Brazil
West Africa
Osorio
South America
Cape of Good Hope
Norfolk
Rio de Janeiro
Waldemar Lucio Pereira
Associated Press
S. S. Osorio
Robin Moor
Congress Strong in Approval Move To Stop Strikes
Washington June 10 Overwhelming senate approval was predicted for legislation confirming Roosevelt power to take over plants where defense production is blocked by strikes or other causes. The Connally amendment would authorize federal seizure of such plants, reinforcing presidential authority under martialed defense orders. The House backed two measures within a $10.0 billion army bill to bar payments to entities defying defense mediation or using picket lines to block worker return to jobs, strengthening wartime production safeguards.
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Sinking and rescue of crew amid Robin Moor reports fail to clarify fate
A Brazilian ship Tamandare rescued eleven crew members including three officers after pieces of baggage and toys were found. More lifeboats with 28 crew and seven passengers were claimed missing. The vessel remained near Recife as authorities seek clarity on the Robin Moor incident amid German commentary.
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John J. Benigan
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William Cary
Delmar
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N. J
Cook
Hugh T. Murphy
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Recife
Pernambuco
Brazil
Berlin
Robin Moor
Driver Absolved In Death Of Girl
Gray Thomas of Artesia, driver of the car that struck 17 year old Emma Menjaras of Carlsbad on the Roswell Carlsbad highway near Lake Arthur was absolved of blame by a coroner's jury. The verdict stated she died from being struck by a car driven by Gray Thomas without apparent negligence. The jury included G. K. Richardson Ethan Allen John Young G. W. Welter R. M. Tigner and Zeb Chewning. The inquest was before Pat O'Neill J. P. and ex officio coroner.
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Artesia
Emma Menjaras
Carlsbad
Roswell
Lake Arthur
G. K. Richardson
Ethan Allen
John Young
G. W. Welter
R. M. Tigner
Zeb Chewning
Pat O'Neill
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Two Bound Over To District Court For Guilty Pleas
M. J. Clements pled guilty to a bad check charge and Cora Walters pled guilty to forgery when arraigned before Pat ONeill, J. P. They were held to district court under $1,000 bond each and returned to Roswell from Bonham Texas where they had been picked up by Chaves county authorities.
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Cora Walters
Pat O’neill
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Bonham
Texas
Chaves
Salica Forte Bout in bantamweight title clash at Shibe Park
Philadelphia June 10 champion Lou Salica predicts a knockout of challenger Tommy Forte in about the 11th or 12th round of their scheduled 15 round world bantamweight title bout at Shibe Park Thursday night.
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Philadelphia
Lou Salica
Tommy Forte
Shibe Park
Serious Shortage of New Mexico Farm Labor
The New Mexico Employment Security Commission warned of a serious farm labor shortage due to worker migration to northern Rocky Mountain beet fields California and Arizona. Shortages expected across Las Cruces Pecos Valley and other areas with notes on clerical sales and waitstaff in Gallup building trades in Carlsbad and sawmill and mining sectors in various counties amid limited local job offices.
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N. M
New Mexico
State Employment Security Commission
Rocky Mountain
California
Arizona
Las Cruces
Pecos
Gallup
Carlsbad
Catron
Valencia County
Artesia
Raton
Las Vegas
Red Cross Sewing and Community Updates in Dexter
The So So Club and Dexter Woman's Club schedule sewing for the Red Cross on June 11 and 12 with 8:30 am doors at the school. Local residents Wayne Marshall and others visit relatives in Springer and Roswell while many townsfolk travel for work, family visits, or events.
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Red Cross
Dexter Woman's Club
Safety Parade Of Bike Riders At 3 O'Clock Tomorrow
The Bicycle Safety Parade in Roswell starts at 3 PM from Montgomery Ward, proceeds through downtown, and returns to the store. Montgomery Ward sponsors with prizes for best decorated bicycles, judged by three officials, with Coca Cola provided to contestants and police motor escort to manage traffic.
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Montgomery Ward and Company
Roswell
Montgomery Ward & Company
Montgomery Ward
Coca Cola Company
Richardson
Railroad Unions Call For Emergency Fact Finding Board
Roosevelt threatens interstate commerce with a possible emergency fact finding board. It would be nonbinding but carry public opinion weight and take months to act. The process could delay a strike for 60 days, with 30 days for recommendations and 30 days more before any strike. Unions demand 30 percent raises for 350000 operating members and 30 to 34 cents hourly boosts for 800 non operating staff. Current pay ranges from 5.06 dollars daily for switch tenders to 85 cents hourly for skilled mechanics.
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Roosevelt
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