Warneke Delivers Shutout Against Phillies at Shibe Park
Lon Warneke, veteran of the Cardinals, blanked Philadelphia 3-0 on a lone hit by Emmett Mueller. St Louis maintained NL lead as eight hits by Cardinals supported the shutout. Earlier, Feller and Peek shone elsewhere in the league. Dodgers end slump with 4-3 win. Vaughan homer and Reds beat Braves 4-3. Olsen blanks Giants 11-0 for Cubs.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Len Warneke
Cardinals
Phils
Emmett Mueller
St Johnson
Bill Crouch
Bob Feller
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Steve Peek
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
al Benton
Detroit
Dodgers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fred Fitzsimmons
Arky Vaughan
Buccaneers
Dolph Camelli
Johnny VanderMeer
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Vern Olsen
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Bill McGee
Abandonment Date Delayed for Rio Grande Line
Washington June 11 The planned abandonment of the Antonito Colorado to Santa Fe New Mexico branch of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad was postponed to July 1 by a 21 day delaying order from the Interstate Commerce Commission. Senator Johnson the abandonment opponent calls the delay to allow further study.
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Washington
Antonito
Colo.Santa Fe
N. M
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Johnson
D-Cole
Senate
Scoggins elected president of New Mexico County Officials
William T. Scoggins Jr., Dona Ana County clerk, was named president of the New Mexico Association of County Officials at the final convention session in Albuquerque on June 11. Taos was chosen as the site for the 1942 convention, with officers including John B. Romero, F. A. Vigil, Jennie Martin, Pearl B. McGlathery, and Mattie Hare named to top posts.
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Albuquerque
N. M
William T. Scoggins, Jr
Dona Ana
New Mexico Association of County Officials
Taos
John B. Romero
Gallup
F. A. Vigil
Raton
Jennie Martin
Hot Springs
Pearl B. McGlathery
Lovington
Mattie Hare
Grant County
Naval aide dies by own action in Londonderry inquiry
A London based naval attache Lieut. Commander Walter R. Jones died by his own hand after stabbing himself with a bayonet aboard a warship in Londonderry. He had a nervous breakdown but refused to leave his post as the inquiry concluded.
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Londonderry
Ireland
Walter R. Jones
London
Jones
Conn Is Right For Joe Louis But How About His Manager
In Patersons New Jersey training camp Billy Conn and his manager Johnny Ray clash daily as Johnny frets over Conn’s antics and focus. The pair trade barbs and stunts while Conn nears peak conditioning for next week’s heavyweight showdown with Joe Louis, testing Ray’s ability to keep the camp in line.
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Conn
Joe Louis
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Billy Conn
Billy
Johnny Ray
Johnny
Pittsburgh
Ramapo Hills
Louis to meet Conn in Polo Grounds NL park debut
New York dispatch notes Joe Louis will fight Conn next week in the Polo Grounds, his first appearance in a National League park. Other items mention Ray Carlen at Mayo Clinic, Lefty Gomez advised to wear glasses, Van Mungo’s Montreal starts, Los Angeles bid for 1942 ABC tourney, Mose Grove naming Marius Russo as top southpaw, and Whirl Away’s Arlington Classic absence.
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New York
Special News Service
Joe Louis
Conn
Polo Grounds
Ray Carlen
Lou Nova
Mayo Clinic
Lefty Gomez
van Mungo
Montreal
Los Angeles
American Bowling Congress
Ole Man
Mose Grove
Marius Russo
Yankees
Whirlaway
Chicago
Minor League Owners Fear Government Shutdown Impact
Jim Reed reports from Topeka as minor league club owners fear a federal shutdown. They warn loss of funding and groceries if Uncle Sam turns out the lights, framing the arc light as a fragile arc-angel for the minors.
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Jim Reed
Topeka
Kans
Sam
Famed coaches tied to boxing events at Ebbets Field
Larry MacPhail and Chick Meehan, noted football figures, may team to promote fights at Ebbets Field. Jim Braddock’s AP feature predicting Conn’s victory over Louis drew wide play in sports sections. Bill Shaw Jr. serves in the air corps at Gunter Field Montgomery Alabama. University of San Francisco footballers drill to Latin rhythms to build timing. Joe Medwick is still in bed and Dodger fans fear travel west on Thursday. Boston reporters sense Red Sox pennant fever with Foxx pivotal depending on his health.
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Larry MacPhail
Chick Meehan
Ebbets Field
Jim Braddock
Associated Press Feature Service
Conn
Louis
Bill Shaw, Jr
Syracuse
Air Corps
Gunter Field
Montgomery
Alabama
U. of San Francisco
Joe Medwick
Dodger
Boston
Red Sox
Foxx
Louis Conn Jingle Recalled By C E Lawson
The quoted line by C E Lawson references Louis Conn and loyalty to his championship status. It plays on Conn being the rightful holder in a boxing context, noting the fight’s outcome and a stance that the title remains with him. Public recollection centers on Conn as the enduring champion in the period.
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Louis Conn
Louis
Conn
C. E. Lawson
Topeka Elevates Golfing Fame With Local Leaders
Try And Tie It Topeka Kansas earns a spot as a golfing city with H. D. Shotwell the high school coach and Mrs C. J. Putt among the town's leading golferettes.
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Topeka
Kans
H. D. Shotwell
C. J. Putt
Smithfield Editor's Mule Dies From Poison Eating
From Smithfield North Carolina Herald. Mule belonging to Alderman M. F. Matthews died after eating poison, reported in back home news. Local officials caution owners to remove toxic substances and secure livestock.
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Smithfield
N. C
Herald
M. F. Matthews
Cavalry Officers Back After A W O L Mexico Junket
Two young cavalry lieutenants Robert E. Maxwell and Howard D. Wetherell vanished last Saturday and reappeared four days later on a La Estero beach in Mexico. The incident, labeled an A W O L trip, left them briefly in the doghouse but otherwise fine.
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San Diego
Calif
O. K
Camp Lockett
A. W. O. L. Junket
Mexico
Robert E. Maxwell
Howard D. Wetherell
la Estero
A Plea for Indians at National Conference
Dr Mark A Dawber of New York City urged the National Conference of the National Fellowship of Indian Workers in Farmington New Mexico that Christian democracy must include all minority groups including Indians. He serves as executive secretary of the Home Missions Council.
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Farmington, N. M
National Conference
The
National Fellowship of Indian Workers
United States
Mark A. Dawber
New York City
Home Missions Council
Death by snake pit shocks Colfax restaurant scene
John L. Ottman, 47, German chef, crawled into a 20 by 25 foot rattlesnake pit behind a Colfax highway restaurant and died after smashing furniture and removing his clothes. Coroner West noted fang marks speckling his body and Sheriff Silva said his legs bore birdshot-like bites. Deputies found footprints showing Ottman walked the pit several times before returning to the restaurant to die.
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Colfax
Calif
John L. Ottman
Francis E. West
Ottman
Charles Silva
S. E. Evans
John Shannon
Second Round of Women's Western Open at Cincinnati
Seventeen players remain after first round as the 12th annual Women's Western Open moves to the second round at Cincinnati Country Club. Matches feature Patty Berg against Jeanne Cline, Dolly Schildmiller versus Georgia Tainter, Betty Jameson versus Eleanor Dudley, and Helen Dettweiler opposing Virginia Guilfoil among others as eight quarterfinal spots are contested.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Country Club
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington,Ill
Dolly Schildmiller
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
N. D
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Eleanor Dudley
Chicago
Dorothy Gardner
Steubenville
Betty Jane Haemerle
St. Louis
Helen Dettweiler
Washington, D. C
Virginia Guilfoil
Buffalo
N. Y
James D. Platt, Jr
Dayton
Ralph Goodwin
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
Sue Land
Richmond
Ind
Burt Weil
Buckeye
Douglas Hill
North-South Hi School Grid Game in Albuquerque
The second annual North-South prep all star football game is planned for August 15-16 in Albuquerque with Lions Club sponsorship. Fred Brown from Las Vegas High originated the game but has not announced coaches or squads. Suggested coaches include F M Wilson of Albuquerque High for the North and Nelson Tydings of Hobbs for the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Lions Club
Fred Brown
Las Vegas High School
Lions Club
Mason Anderson
Raton
Poe Corn
Roswell
Anderson
North
F. M. Wilson
Albuquerque High
Nelson Tydings
Hobbs
South
Forte To Fight For Lady Fair In Bantam Title Bout
Philadelphia report says Tommy Forte will challenge Lou Salica in a 15 round title fight at Shibe Park. Forte plans to marry Mildred Cangelosi on July 12 and aims to become champion, hoping to redeem the previous defeat. Promoter Herman Taylor expects a large crowd and big gate.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Forte
Lou Salica
Shibe Park
Forte
Mildred Cangelosi
Salica
Brooklyn
Herman Taylor
Baseball Rookie At the Age of 49
Dallas signs James Patrick Snipe Conley 49 year old who quit pro baseball years ago to return as a rookie in the Texas League. Conley, who played for Dallas 1916 to 1927 and managed 1925 1926 part of 1927, aims to extend his dominance including a 19 game consecutive win streak and a no hit no run game.
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Dallas
James Patrick
Snipe
Conley
George Schepps
Wie
Major League Leaders Highlight 1933 NL Batting and Pitching
National League batting leader is Reiser of Brooklyn at .367. Leaders include Hack and Moore with 41 runs, Nicholson with 49 RBIs, Slaughter and Dallesandro with 74 hits, Slaughter with 6 triples, Ott with 15 home runs, Frey with stolen bases, and Warneke posting a 7-? record for pitching.
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Associated Press
Reiser
Brooklyn
Hack
Chicago
Moore
St. Louis
Nicholson
Slaughter
Dallesandro
Boston
Ott
New York
Frey
Cincinnati
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Chicago routed New York 11 to 0 as Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 4 to 3. Cincinnati beat Boston 4 to 3 while St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baseball scores from day with AL and NL games
American League action shows New York 8 Chicago 3 and Cleveland 4 Washington 1. Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3. Boston at St Louis postponed due to rain. summary notes rain affecting schedule and results.
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New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pet
West Texas and New Mexico scores and league results
Summary of regional scores from West Texas New Mexico and International League games. Lubbock Amarillo and Pampa Lamesa Big Spring Borger Clovis Wichita Falls results listed with MLB style scores for Buffalo Jersey City Newark Montreal Rochester Baltimore Syracuse Toronto.
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West Texas-New Mexico Lubbock
Amarillo
Pampa
Lamesa
Big Spring
Borger
Clovis
Wichita Falls
Buffalo
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal
Rochester
Baltimore
Syracuse
Toronto
Baseball scores from American Association games
The American Association results show St. Paul defeating Toledo 4 to 2 and Columbus 2 to 1 with Minneapolis 1, Kansas City 4, Indianapolis 1, Louisville 4, Milwaukee 0. The day’s standouts include St. Paul and Louisville securing wins over their opponents. Players and precise innings are not listed in the readable text.
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American Association
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Portland Beats Los Angeles 2 1 In Extra Innings
Pacific Coast League results show Portland rallying to defeat Los Angeles 2 to 1 in 11 innings. San Diego handed Oakland a 5 to 2 loss. San Francisco defeated Seattle 10 to 3. Sacramento ran past Hollywood 10 to 3.
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Portland
Los Angeles
San Diego
Oakland
San Francisco
Seattle
Sacramento
Hollywood
Texas League Scores Note Tight Games and Rain Delays
Oklahoma City edged Beaumont 3 to 2 while San Antonio defeated Fort Worth 2 to 0. Tulsa versus Shreveport and Dallas versus Houston were rained out.
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Oklahoma City
Beaumont
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Shreveport
Dallas
Houston
Elks To Put On Flag Day Program
Roswell Elks Club presents a 15 minute Flag Day program broadcast on local radio at 1 15 pm next Saturday afternoon. Participants include Glen Austin Elmer Riemen Ed Harbaugh and Ben Ginsberg as part of national Elks Flag Day ceremonies.
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Roswell Elks Club
The
Elks
Glen Austin
Elmer Riemen
Ed Harbaugh
Ben Ginsberg
Southern Association Standings Snapshot
Birmingham beats Memphis 2 to 0 while Atlanta leads 10 5. Chattanooga 7 5. Knoxville 5 5 and Nashville 3 2. New Orleans 1 6 and Little Rock 0 1. Standings show city teams and game results across the season segment.
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Southern Association
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Nashville
New Orleans
Little Rock
Baseball league leaders at a glance this season
Williams of Boston posts a .416 batting average while DiMaggio of New York scores 51 runs. York of Detroit drives in 47 RBIs and Cramer of Washington collects 72 hits. Cronin of Boston and Boudreau of Cleveland tie with 18 doubles, Keltner of Cleveland and Travis of Washington have 8 triples, York adds 13 home runs, Case of Washington leads with stolen bases, and Feller of Cleveland records 13 wins as a pitcher.
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Williams
Boston
DiMaggio
New York
York
Detroit
Cramer
Washington
Cronin
Boudreau
Cleveland
Keltner
Travis
Case
Melba Forrester Wins Ladies Golf Club Championship
Miss Melba Forrester claims the Tuesday Golf Club title after a hard final against Miss Marion Jo Cowan, winning on the 21st hole. Forrester reached the final by beating Mrs Ed Thoma and Mrs Paul McCutcheon while Cowan eliminated Mrs Dan Payne and Mrs Eunice Falconi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Forrester
Marion Jo Cowan
Miss Forrester
Ed Thoma
Paul McCutcheon
Cowan
Dan Payne
Eunice Falconi
Purity Bakery Beats Ball and White In Pin Authority Battle
Purity Bakery won 2 of 3 games but Ball and White topped total pins by one. Art Allison led Ball and White with a 603 series and 222 game, while Cecil Turner led Purity Bakery with a 562 series. Team totals reached 2517 for Purity and 2518 for Ball and White.
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Purity Bakery
Ball and White
Clothiers
Art Allison
Cecil Turner
Howard Turner
Bakery
Purity Bakery Hollingshead
W. Baker
al Whitehead
Cc. Turner
H. Turner
Ball and White E. Packenham
H. H. Ball
L. Taylor
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Lon Warneke
Feller
Olsen
Lieut. Commander Jones
Cavalry
Bec
Hur
Hing
Robert Porter & Sons, Inc
Albuquerque & Las Cruces, N. M
North America
Lady Fair
Major League
Warneke
Tucson
Hydra- Matic
Hydra-Matic
Oldsmobile Division
Dept. N. P
Lansing
Michigan
Bragg Auto Company
Roswell, N. M
Sally
Sue
Beau Duras
Montgomery Ward
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