Joe Louis Aims Quick KO Over Conn at Polo Grounds
New York dispatch reports Joe Louis predicts a knockout of Billy Conn in about three rounds at the Polo Grounds next Wednesday night. Louis, training at Greenwood Lake, dismisses weariness from a tough spring and vows to finish Conn swiftly despite sparring partner drills and a disputed cut near his left eye.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Polo Grounds
Billy
Greenwood Lake
Hudson
Louis
Joe
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Conn
Old Jack Blackburn
Red Burman
Buddy Baer
Washington
Johnny Ray
Abe Simon
Abe
Major League Leaders 17 Associated Press Summary
National League batting leader is Reiser of Brooklyn at .364. Hack of Chicago leads in runs, Nicholson drives in 50, Slaughter of St Louis collects 76 hits, Dallesandro of Chicago doubles, Slaughter and Moore tied for triples, Ott of New York hits 15 home runs, Frey of Cincinnati steals most bases, Krist of St Louis records 5 0 as pitcher.
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Associated Press
Reiser
Brooklyn
Hack
Chicago
Nicholson
Slaughter
St. Louis
Dallesandro
Moore
Boston
Ott
New York
Frey
Cincinnati
American League batting and pitching leaders list
Williams of Boston leads batting with .410 while DiMaggio of New York has 52 runs. Cramer of Washington tops with 76 hits. Boudreau of Cleveland leads doubles and Keltner and Travis of Washington share triples. York of Detroit has 13 home runs and Feller of Cleveland is 13 win pitcher.
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Williams
Boston
DiMaggio
New York
York
Detroit
Cramer
Washington
Boudreau
Cleveland
Keltner
Travis
Ashington
Case
Home Grown Spring Turnips and Greens at Andersons Gardens
Local garden listing reports available home grown spring turnips and greens from Andersons Gardens. Includes a brief notice of produce quality and location for readers seeking fresh market items.
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Andersons Gardens
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday's games included Boston 4 Detroit 3 and St Louis 9 Chicago 2 in a split of scores. New York 3 fell to an unspecified opponent 2 while Philadelphia beat Detroit 5 to 3 and Washington at Cleveland faced rain.
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Associated Press
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Baseball scores in brief from national league and regional leagues
National League results New York 2 Chicago 0 Cincinnati 1 Boston 0. Arizona-Texas League Tucson 12 Albuquerque 7 El Paso 10 Bisbee 8 West Texas-New Mexico Clovis 3 Lubbock 1 Pampa 4 Big Spring 2 Wichita Falls 14 Amarillo 0 Borger 7 Lamesa 5.
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Tucson
Albuquerque
el Paso
Bisbee
West Texas-New Mexico
Clovis
Lubbock
Pampa
Big Spring
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Borger
Lamesa
Jersey City blanks Montreal in IL game
International League action shows Jersey City defeating Montreal 5 to 0. Buffalo edged Newark 2 to 1. Rochester at Syracuse postponed.
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Jersey City
Montreal
Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Syracuse
Kansas City A A defeats Toledo 4 to 3 in games
The American Association matchup ends with Kansas City besting Toledo by four games to three. The result reflects a tight series with decisive late performances.
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American Association
Kansas City
Toledo
Pacific Coast League scores reel in extra innings
In a set of league results, San Francisco defeated Seattle 16 to 1, San Diego beat Oakland 4 to 0, Sacramento overwhelmed Hollywood 8 to 1, and Los Angeles outlasted Portland 12 to 11 in 19 innings.
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San Francisco
Seattle
San Diego
Oakland
Sacramento
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Portland
Texas League results show Beaumont and other games
Texas League Beaumont 7 Oklahoma City 3 Houston 2 Dallas 1 3 Tulsa 6 Shreveport 3 Fort Worth 4 San Antonio 0 Southern Association Knoxville 3 Chattanooga 2 New Orleans 6 Birmingham 3 Little Rock 4 Memphis 3 Only games listed.
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Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Houston
Dallas
Tulsa
Shreveport
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Southern Association
Knnoxville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Memphis
New Mexico 1939 income tax returns by county
A state study shows 17 476 individual income tax returns filed in 1939 with Bernalillo County leading at 3 992 returns including 3 560 from Albuquerque. Santa Fe Chaves and Lea follow with substantial counts. residents of other states account for 287 returns.
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Washington
New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
Santa Fe County
Santa Fe
Chaves County
Roswell
Lea County
Hobbs
Eddy County
Carlsbad
Artesia
Catron
Colfax
Curry
de Baca
Dona Ana
Grant
Guadalupe
Harding
Hidalgo
Lincoln
Luna
McKinley
Mora
Otero
Quay
Rio Arriba
Roosevelt
Sandoval
San Juan
San Miguel
Sierra
Socorro
Taos
Torrance
Union
Valencia
States
Derringer Sharp In 1 0 Win Over Braves
Derringer pitched four hitters as Cincinnati Reds beat Boston Braves 1-0. Reds scored in first on two singles and a walk, Derringer allowed one walk, struck out six, and faced second base only once. Giants beat Cubs 2-0 as Hubbell shutout Chicago.
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Associated Press
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Duke
Boston Braves
Reds
Art Johnson
Derringer
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Bill Lee
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Chicago Cubs
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Browns
Boston
Ted Williams
A’s
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
al Brancato
Pat Mullin
Detroit
John Duncan Rigney
Joe DiMaggio
Jimmy Dykes
Sox
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Wages In Defense Aiding the Navajos
WINDOW ROCK Ariz June 13 Wages from national defense projects will lift Navajo private industry income from 150000 last year to over 1 million in 1941 reservation Supt E R Fryer said today More than 800 Navajo are employed on Fort Wingate New Mexico depot and peak may reach 1500 Two hundred Navajo work as section hands for Santa Fe Railroad others find jobs in suitable production fields Fryer notes Civilian Conservation Corps training over eight years boosted skill in operating mechanical equipment carpentry and masonry Army officers and contractors impressed by the Navajos work ethic and training may discuss future projects with officials
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Window Rock
Ariz
E. R. Fryer
Fort Wingate
N. M
Fryer
Santa Fe Railroad
Army
Civilan Conservation Corps
Carlsbad Project Receives $100000 Transfer Decision
Washington on June 13 reports seven western irrigation ventures, including Tucumcari New Mexico, moving from a special revolving reclamation fund to the general treasury. The transfer marks a shift in financing for major irrigation works in the Southwest.
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Washington
Tucumcari
N. M
General Treasury
Senate-House panel OKs reclamation funds for July start
The joint committee on the interior department supply bill set an appropriation of 86,726,000 to finance reclamation works for the year beginning July 1, adjusted 4,000,000 above the senate vote and 7,792,000 over the house total. The panel approved transferring seven projects to the general fund but did not fully endorse letting the reclamation bureau contract 10,950,000 in additional construction beyond the outright appropriation. Senate additions included raising the Carlsbad New Mexico project from 50,000 to 100,000. Home Grown berries ANDERSONS GARDENS.
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Senate-House
Joint
Committee On the Interior Department
Senate
General Fund
Reclamation Bureau
Carlsbad, N. M
Berg and Jameson Reach Open Golf Semi Final
Cincinnati June 13. Patty Berg, Betty Jameson advance to the women Western Open Championship semi finals as Dettweiler and Wall are eliminated by Mrs. James D. Platt Jr. and Mrs. Burt Weil. Berg meets Jameson in a highly anticipated 36 hole final potential.
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Cincinnati
Activites
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Betty Jameson
Old San Antonio
Galleryites
Helen Dettweiler
Washington
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
James D. Platt, Jr
Dayton
Miss Dettweiler
Burt Weil
Miss Wall
Weather Forecast for Southwest States
Weather forecast shows New Mexico and Arizona staying fair and warm tonight into Saturday. Colorado will see scattered clouds and isolated showers in the mountains with little temperature change. West Texas expects a few showers in the southeast and central areas today, otherwise fair, with gradually rising temperatures in the north and southwest portions.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
West Texas
Extended Arizona New Mexico West Texas Weather Forecast
A six day forecast from 5 30 p m Friday June 13 to 5 30 p m Wednesday June 18 calls for above normal temperatures in Arizona and near normal in New Mexico and western Texas with gradual warming and little or no precipitation. Contact No 11 for classified details.
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Arizona
New Mexico
West Texas
Texas
Greyhound may never race again says the oft twisted trapevine
New York June 13 The special news service reports Greyhound the fastest trotter of all time is lame and may not race again Petey Sarron writes from Camp Blanding Fla that Tommy Gomez the Tampa heavyweight is the likely next champion Lefty Grove needs three wins to join baseballs 300 Club Chris Dundee who manages Ken Overlin predicts Conn to beat Louis secrecy kept for now William Brann owner of Challedon says his horse is coming along to likely race Whirlaway before year end promising a dramatic showdown
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New York
Special News Service
Greyhound
Petey Sarron
Camp Blanding
Fla
Tommy Gomez
Tampa
Lefty Grove
Chris Dundee
Ken Overlin
Smarest
Conn
Louis
Speed
William Brann
Challedon
Whirlaway
Catches and Clips From Wayne to the Derby
A hodgepodge sports note column references hunting slang and foreshadows the 1942 Kentucky Derby winner Sun Again. It mentions Bobby Riggs as Presbyterian College publicity aide, Jimmy Dykes scouting Notre Dame on off days, Carl Newsome in High Point for AAU senior women’s swim, and Elliott Cushing’s illness.
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Dodgers
Steppy Fairman
Bobby Riggs
Kansas City
Presbyterian College
South Carolina
White Sox
Chicago
Jimmy Dykes
Notre Dame
Carl Newsome
Kentucky
Sun Again
Whirlaway
Armstrong To Cavalry Reserve Armistrong To Cavalry Reserve
The War Department announced from Washington on June 13 that Billie Bert Armstrong is to be placed in the cavalry reserve. The notice names Armstrong among officers and soldiers assigned to ready status in the ongoing mobilization efforts. The report provides no further personal details or dates beyond the June 13 declaration.
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Washington
The
War Department
Billie Bert Armstrong
Crosby Arnold World Championship roping draws wide interest
A Roswell Lions Club report shows huge nationwide interest in the Bob Crosby Carl Arnold World Championship roping set for June 29. Attendees include visitors from Boston New York Chicago Ithaca Cedar Rapids Wichita and many from Texas towns with plans for about 5000 seats. Roswell’s 215 West Seventh office notes a public pull of out of state inquiries and local publicity efforts.
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Edd Amonett
Amonett
Boston
New York City
Chicago
Ithaca
New York
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Wichita
Kansas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Amarillo
Tucson
Phoenix
Midland
Roswell
Rigney Reverses Draft Deferment Decision
Chicago White Sox pitcher Johnny Rigney will report for military induction on June 20 after withdrawing his stay request. He said the deferment was ill advised and that the hardship claim and salary impact were misjudged.
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Chicago
Johnny Rigney
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Illinois Selective Service
Rigney
Greenberg Proves a Good Soldier in Army Life
Hank Greenberg, major baseball star, joins 55 000 soldiers in Tennessee war maneuvers. He adapts to army routine, carries a Garand rifle, and works to shed fame. Commanding officers praise his effort while teammates help him blend in away from the spotlight.
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Tennessee
Texas
Maine
Henry Greenberg
Greenberg
Detroit American League
Second
Hank
Glenn Sikes
2Nd Infantry
Craig Wood Heads Field of 155 in Mahoning Valley Open
Craig Wood faces 155 competitors at the Mahoning Valley Open on the damp Mahoning country club course in Girard Ohio. The 6326 yard layout favors long hitters with Lawson Little Ben Hogan and Jimmy Thompson among the contenders as officials lowered par from 72 to 70 and predicted scores near 270.
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Girard
Craig Wood
Mahoning Country Club
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Wood
Lawson Little
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Thompson
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