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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1933
Page
2
The Pirates thumped the Phillies 10-0 after 17 hits, with Floyd Vaughan and Earl Grace delivering bases loaded homers. Cleveland’s Oral Hildebrand beat the White Sox 8-1 as the Indians and Senators held NL and AL leads, and a broad interleague slate set for today’s matchups.
The latest league leaders list. Frederick Dodgers leads batting at .424 while Bartell Phillies hits .385. Lindstrom Pirates has 11 runs, with Davis Giants and P Waner Pirates at 10. Traynor Pirates 22 hits, Barrell Phillies 21. Weitere leaders include Klein Phillies 8 doubles and FP Waner Pirates 3 triples.
Statistical leaders listed include batting with West of the Browns at .403 and Schulte of the Senators at .397. Runs led by Bishop of the Athletics and Gehrig of the Yankees with 18. RBIs topped by Foxx of the Athletics with 21 and Gehrig with 18. Hits show West of the Browns with 29, Schulte of the Senators and Porter of the Indians with 23. Doubles feature Stone of the Tigers with 7, Gehringer of the Tigers, plus Higgins, Foxx of the Athletics, and Averill of the Indians with 6. Triples list Combs and Lazzeri of the Yankees with 4, Manush of the Senators with 3. Home runs have Gehrig and Ruth of the Yankees with 7 and 5 respectively. Stolen bases credited to Combs and Sewell of the Senators, Walker of the Tigers, West, Scharein, Reynolds, Campbell, Lewey and Ferrell of the Browns, Appling, Kress and Dykes of the White Sox with 8. Pitching mentions Hilde and Ruitting with noted figures.
In New York Jim Londes 202 from St Louis defeated Frank Judson 208 from Detroit by a 29 47 time. Joe Savoldi 202 from Indiana threw Sam Stein 304 from Newark in 23 40. In Portland Jim Browning 220 from Verona threw Matros Kirilenko 216 from Aussie in straight falls. Wilmington Mayes McLain 230 from Iowa City beat Frank Speers 230 from Atlanta in 33 30. Camden Fred Grubmier defeated Joe Cox from Toledo in straight falls. Montreal Joe Maicewicz 303 from ?
Henry Lujan of Taos and Albuquerque Indian School is poised to push state records in the mile and possibly the 880 at the Roswell high school track meet. His recent mile times of 4:51 and 4:52 under wind and altitude show strong potential to surpass the 4:51.6 standard, with a likely new 880 mark of 2:07 as well.
The lone American League contest yesterday saw Cleveland defeat Chicago 8 to 1. Team performances highlighted by strong pitching from Cleveland and a decisive offense. Chicago only managed a single tally, while Cleveland plated eight runs to secure the win.
University of New Mexico Lobo track and field must rally for a first place in the Border States conference meet after Arizona Tempe standout Budd Sampie delivered in the javelin and shot put, Willey posted a 10 flat 100 and 21.4 220, Fowler 2 00.6 for 800, and Arizona won 97 to 33. Other conference participants include New Mexico A and M College and Northern Arizona Teachers at Flagstaff.
Albuquerque May 2 AP Led by H Lujan the U S Indian School defeated Santa Fe Indian School 69 to 52 in a May Day dual meet Lujan won the mile in 4 52 and the half mile in 2 07 just three seconds under the state mark Aguilar of Santa Fe won the pole vault at 10 feet 6 inches
In the American Association Columbus defeated Minneapolis 15 to 1 and Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 5 to 4 as noted, with no Coast League games on the schedule.
In wet conditions Dallas-Beaumont battle suppresses play while San Antonio and Galveston post decisive wins over Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Houston dominates Fort Worth with a 6 to 0 victory as a slate of regional results rolls in.
Memphis hands Knoxville a decisive loss in a single game played in the Southern Association. The match ended Memphis 11 Knoxville 1 with Memphis dominating from the start.
Floyd Vaughan and Earl Grace homered for the Pirates to power a victory over the Phillies. Oral Hildebrand of the Indians held the White Sox to five hits for his fourth win in a row.
The Lobos won the first match against the Cowboys in Las Vegas during a recent event. Details on date and broader results are not provided.
Coach Benny Sacks has chosen APij-Bob Allen and Bob Singer to represent Albuquerque High School at the state tennis meet in Roswell on Friday. The pair will compete in singles and doubles events, aiming for strong showings and team points in the state championships.
Doris Blake argues couples should draft a detailed money partnership before marriage to prevent financial strain. A practical plan covers household expenses insurance and salaries, aligning expectations for earnings and spending. The piece cites Miss America 1933 to illustrate smart financial prudence and the danger of emotional money handling in marriage.
Barrack notes record troop demerit totals ranging from 10 to 55 and preview upcoming events. A geology class trip to Carlsbad caves yielded educational value. Santa Fe visits by Capt. Combs and others are noted. The New Mexico high school track meet is set for the fifth and sixth, with Albuquerque schools competing. Dance plans for the Officers club and a mix of social antics among cadets are described with playful banter and cautionary comments.
Washington May 1 AP reports Senator Johnson of California asked the Senate to postpone consideration of his bill regulating foreign securities floated in America. He said he did not want to interfere with the administration.
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson sent a message to the Texas legislature criticizing the railroad commission's administration of oil transportation laws and urging the creation of an oil and gas commission.
Wertz of Las Vegas, last year's champion, will defend his title this Saturday, aiming to repeat victory in the event.
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