Giants May Play Amarillo In Opening Games
The Roswell Giants plan to open their baseball season on Sunday and Monday, April 8 and 9, against Amarillo if talks between Giants manager Ralph Happy Keith and Amarillo manager Marty Fielder go through. A new backstop, George Twyman, is joining the team, and Roswell merchants funded new uniforms arriving today for a sharp onfield look.
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Week End Sports Roundup Across Tracks and Courts
Track events include Indianapolis-Cunningham defeating Sears in the mile as Michigan wins Butler Relays team title and Lambertus sets a hurdles mark. UCLA falters 89 1 2 to 41 1 3 to California. Torrance breaks shot put record in Lafayette. Cornell routs Syracuse and Colgate in a triangular meet. Charioteer wins Lasalle handicap at Epsom. New York Detroit Stars claim amateur hockey title 5 1. pro playoff action sees Rangers eliminated by Maroons 2 1 and Canadiens 1 1 tie with Blackhawks. Horton Smith wins Masters invitation with 281. Oklahoma A&M wins national wrestling. Jacobs Palfrey lose New England doubles final. Catholic scholastic title goes to Tits Chicago-Joliet.
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Baseball Scores From Cities Across The Circuit
The day’s baseball results show Boston tying New York 3 3 in a.n. action, St. Louis defeating New York 5 3, Cincinnati besting Philadelphia 5 1, Detroit beating Newark 3 2, Cleveland taking Kansas City 8 4, Pittsburgh over Chicago 8 5, Boston defeating Columbus 5 3, Brooklyn 10 over Montreal, and Sacramento beating Chicago 5 4 with St Louis trailing Toledy 2 9.
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Colorful Rookies Bonura and Dana Draw Big League Buzz
Two notable rookies push toward major league openings Henry Bonura of the White Sox and Henry Dana of the Phillies. Bonura, son of a shipping magnate, stands six feet tall and weighs over 200 pounds aiming for first base in Chicago after a standout Texas League season that earned MVP nods. Dana, from Portland and Hawaiian by birth, arrives as a slugger prospect for Philadelphia after leading the Pacific Coast League in extra base hits and previously starring for the San Francisco Seals.
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Zeke” Bonura
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Chicago Cubs Strengthen Roster For 1934 Pennant Race
Chicago's Cubs add promising rookies and veteran standouts led by Chuck Klein as they push to win the 1934 pennant. Manager Charles Grimm cites improved defense and offense and praises pitchers Dick Ward and Bill Lee, with Lon Warneke, Bud Tinning, Guy Bush, Charley Root and Pat Malone to back them. Outfield options include Klein, George Stainback, Kiki Cuyler, Riggs Stephenson and Floyd Herman. Infield likely stars Woody English, Bil Jurges, Bill Herman, and Grimm, with Augie Galan and Hack or Camilli for utility. Hartnell remains catcher beside Henry Tate and Ernest Phelps.
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Coe Howard Seeks New Mexico Exhibit for Century of Progress
Albuquerque March 26 Coe Howard Portales state representative and World Fair committee chair said New Mexico would have an exhibit at the Century of Progress this year He planned a Santa Fe meeting with Gov Hocken hull to push a 2500 state appropriation plus private donations ranging from 100 to 500 to cover space rental and expenses
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Thorson Travels for Scout Work in New Mexico
P. V. Thorson, Pay Scout executive for the Eastern New Mexico Area Council, left today for Clovis to spend the week in Scout work after spending last week in Carlsbad.
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State Bridge Championships in Albuquerque Winners Named
Albuquerque couples C H Burkhart and R F Hopton led the state north and south event in the world bridge Olympic held February 1. Santa Fe duo Mrs David Cole and Mrs Broome captured the east and west title. Winners receive sterling trophies from the Olympic committee. Santa Fe Bridge Club defeated Albuquerque by 3.33 percent in aggregate match points. they set a rematch for April 14 in Albuquerque.
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Baer Starts To Train For Bout With Carnera
Globin's Lake Tahoe Calif March 26 AP In the High Sierra Max Baer begins serious prep for the heavyweight title bout with Primo Carnera in New York June 14 He trains by mountain climbing and tree whacking to build wind and legs Baer weighs 255 pounds up 30 from last year and will stay two weeks with manager Hoffman and trainer Cantwell Buddy Baer will join him for the woods routine
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National Open Golf Qualifying Moves to May 14 Districts
National Open qualifiers will be held May 14 in 22 districts instead of 71. The Oklahoma City golf and country club hosts the new course. 112 spots are at stake in 36 hole medal rounds. Exempt players total 38 from 1983 champ and Walker Cup, bringing Merion field to 150.
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Process Gets Gold From Sea
Discovery of a chemical formula that ironizes gold and silver dissolved in sea water promises vast ocean riches. The sea gold, in its new form, runs about three and a half pounds daily worth roughly $1,000 through a Wilmington North Carolina plant, with six pounds of silver and mercury also present. No recovery has occurred yet as the key change in gold's nature was an accidental by product of bromine extraction from sea water begun two months ago.
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Aggies Open Tennis Season With New Mexico MMI
Socorro reports the New Mexico School of Mines tennis team will begin the season with a March 31 match against the New Mexico Aggies in Las Cruces, with a return date set April 13 here. Other schedule ties include UNM on April 7 and May 5 in Socorro, plus possible games with New Mexico Military Institute, New Mexico Normal University and Silver City Teachers. The Prediggers squad from last fall, led by Wertz, Rackmil, Saville, and others, aims to repeat a strong performance.
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New Mexico Miners Seek Baseball Opponents
The New Mexico School of Mines searches for baseball teams to schedule games and test its players. Local college teams or independent clubs are invited to arrange matches to showcase talent and build a competitive schedule.
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Noted Billiard Instructor Here Tomorrow Night
Pasquale Natalie of Chicago, renowned billiard instructor, will appear at Jewett's tomorrow at 7 30 PM as part of the National Better Billiards Program. The event, sponsored by the National Billiard Association of America, features top players and free demonstrations. Additional stars include Welker Cochran, Kirrey Matsuyama, and Charles Seaback, forming an all-star tour.
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Bobby Jones Comeback Falls Short at Masters Tournament
Augusta Ga March 26 AP Bobby Jones Jr trailed 12 professionals in the first Masters invitation, finishing ten strokes behind winner Horton Smith who posted 254 for $1,500. Craig Wood tied for second with 255 to win $800, while Bill Burke and Paul Runyan tied for third at 286 earning $550 each.
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