Broncos Duel With Trinidad College In Dual Meet
Coach Brown expects a hard dual meet here tomorrow with Trinidad Junior College. Trinidad aims for the national junior college meet in Denver May 30-31. The Institute hopes to break the New Mexico Conference mile relay record of 3:30.5 set last year, with four cadet runners capable of faster 440s and 52-second quarters. Field events start 1:30 pm, track events 2 pm, mile relay at 3. Officials listed with names of cadet staff and referees.
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Trinidad
Colorado
Denver
University of Colorado
Texas Miners
New Mexico
Institute
Allmand
Carr
Cramer
Alexander
Wooley
Hindi
Barnard
Newcomer
Hunt
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Barker
Glamann
Snowden
Allmatd
Murphy Loy
Shipkey
Fowler
Murphy
Loy
Clapp
Swigart
Heyde
Whiteman
Williams
Raber
Paul H. Deaton
Capt
Daniels
Cadet Laycock
Bemis
Godfrey
Walker
Charles Herbert
Poe Corn
Selby
Vaughn
Blake
Apt
Baseball Talk and Betting Chatter From New York Briefs
Eddie Brietz reports on Johnny Allen and a rumored spitter dispute with the White Sox. Porter's Cap is picked for tomorrow despite weather. Swain at 40 to 1 is a long shot in the last call. Bernie Bierman frets over Minnesota’s opener after a short fall practice against Washington State Huskies.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Special News Service
Johnny Allen
White Sox
Porter
Colt
Swain
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Washington Huskies
Oh Johnny Oh Spitters Stir Big League Hitter Talk
Rumors swirl in baseball circles about Allen's spitters drawing attention from top hitters. chatter centers on allegations of pitch doctoring and gritty performances, with players weighing in on whether the controversy affects the game.
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Johnny
Allen
Busy Man's Newspaper Leo Durocher Bond Sale in Brooklyn
Leo Durocher bought the first U S defense bond sold in Brooklyn. Mike Jacobs tries to talk Lew Jenkins out of motorcycling antics and fails to reach first base. Uncle Sam cheers Ed Oliver for National Open permission. Max Baer injury in ion Nova fight described as fracture of an ossicle and detachment of a traumatic arthritic. Greeks offer no word.
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Leo Durocher
U. S
Brooklyn
Mike Jacobs
Lew Jenkins
Sam
Ed Oliver
Max Baer
Brook lyn farm names Larry MacPhail Jr business manager
Francis Wallace begins work on his annual pigskin preview. A prominent Broadway column notes Jack Dempsey may tour South America as a goodwill ambassador for FDR after turning down a 100000 dollar exhibition payday.
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Larry MacPhail, Jr
Brooklyn
Reading Farm
Francis Wallace
Jack Dempsey
South America
Missing Phillies Player Sighting Sparks Quiet Search
The Philadelphia Phillies are absent from the National League standings as a mystery item of the day. No reward is offered and readers are asked not to return.
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Lynn C. Doyle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
National League
The
Phils
Derby Day Looms as Louisville Prepares For Rainy Derby
Louisville crowds flood in for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs amid forecasts of local showers. Trainers submit entry names as post time at 5 45 p m EST nears. Our Boots leads at 8 to 5 with Porters Cap rising to 2 to 1 after heavy arrivals and strong workouts.
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Louisville
Racing Secretary’s Office
Matt Winn
Our Boots
Bull Dog
Royce G. Martin
Woodvale Farm
Charles S. Howard
Porter
Whirlaway Favored In Kentucky Derby Field
Louisville May 2 An AP poll shows Whirlaway the favorite to win the 67th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Porter’s Cap and Our Boots battle for second with Dispose and Blue Pair trailing. Whirlaway led the group in odds and is listed atop the official lineup with owners Warren Wright Royce Martin Charles Howard Jockeys and trainers noted.
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Warren Wright
Associated Press
Roses
Charley Howard
Porter
Cap
Hope of
California
Our Boots
Royce Martin
Robert Kleberg
Dispose
Rom Brage
Whirlaway
Calumet Farm
Churchill Downs
Billy Whitley
Ben Jones
Racing Secretary’s Office
Whitley
Royce
Martin Porter
S Cap
Charles S. Howard
Warren Wright Dispose
Robert J. Kelberg Jr
Robert Morris J
Fred Byers
Blue Pair
Vera Bragg
Market Wise
Lou Tufano
Little Beans
Rocky Palladino Staretor
Hugh S. Nesbitt Swain
Cleaveland Putnam Valdina Paul E. F. Woodward
Major League Leaders Dozens: NL Batting and More
National League batting lead Jurges of New York at .420 with Lavagetto of Brooklyn at .397. Lavagetto also tops runs with 18, Camilli 16 RBIs, Lavagetto 27 hits, Slaughter Etten tied for hits with 23, Lavagetto leads doubles with seven, Moore 4 triples with Vaughan 3, Camilli and McCormick tied for home runs at six with Nicholson at five.
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Jurges
New York
Lavagetto
Brooklyn
Camilli
Nicholson
Chicago
Slaughter
St. Louis
Etten
Philadelphia
Owen
Danning
Moore
Boston
Vaughan
Pittsburgh
F. McCormick
Cincinnati
American League Batting and Statistics Synopsis
Summary of AL leaders including DiMaggio leading in batting average .571 and runs with 22 for DiMaggio of New York. Keller leads RBI with 23 while Doerr has 22 for Boston. DiMaggio also tops hits and doubles with 253 and 7. Walker and Travis lead triples with 4 and 3. DiMaggio sails home with 5 homers and five players tied at 4.
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Washington
DiMaggio
Boston
New York
Keller
Doerr
Gordon
Keltner
Cleveland
Walker
Rizzuto
Former Cubs President William M. Telfer Walker Dies
Chicago May 2. William M. Telfer Walker, once president of the Chicago Cubs National League baseball team, died last night at age 69.
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Chicago
William M. Telfer Walker
Cubs
Bobby Jones Jr Makes Golf Debut In Southern Prep Tour
In Chattanooga Tennessee on May 2 the fourteen year old Bobby Jones III, son of a famed golf champion, played his first competitive rounds in the southern prep and high school tournament. He carded rounds of 95 and 98 for a two round total of 193, 53 over par, far from the leaders.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Bobby Jones
Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 2 to 1 and St Louis defeated New York 5 to 0. Pittsburgh routed Philadelphia 15 to 2 while Chicago at Boston was postponed by rain.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Scoring Summary From Early Baseball Standings
Boston defeated Detroit 15 to 9 while Cleveland beat Philadelphia 13 to 8 Washington shut out Chicago 7 to 0 and New York topped St Louis 14 to 5 in a sequence of decisive results with multiple teams routed.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
New York
St.Louis
Arizona Texas League El Paso at Bisbee Postponed
The scheduled Arizona Texas League game between El Paso and Bisbee has been postponed due to wet grounds. No makeup date announced.
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el Paso
Bisbee
Milwaukee and Louisville clash in 8 5 scoreline
In a regional tally, American Association entries report Milwaukee eight to Louisville five while St Paul six and Toledo four. Columbus seven and Minneapolis four follow, with Kansas City eight and Indianapolis two completing the set.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Baseball Scores From Pacific Coast League Night
In the Pacific Coast League Sacramento fell to Portland 1 to 2 while San Diego defeated Seattle 2 to 7. Hollywood beat Oakland 5 to 4 and San Francisco surged past Los Angeles 11 to 5.
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Portland
San Diego
Seattle
Hollywood
Oakland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Texas League Scores Roundup from Tuesday Games
Tulsa beat Beaumont 4 to 2 while Dallas defeated San Antonio 8 to 2. Shreveport won against Oklahoma City 4 to 1 and Houston topped Fort Worth 5 to 1.
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Beaumont
Dallas
San Antonio
Snreveport
Oklahoma City
Houston
Fort Worth
Southern Association scores and local ads
Southern Association games listed scorelines for Atlanta Memphis Chattanooganl Little Rock Birmingham Nashville New Orleans Knoxville and West Texas New Mexico districts with several county standings. An ad promotes Little Boys Mannish Wash Suits in sizes 9 months to 4 years and an Art Gift Shop at 107 W 4th.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Little Boys
W. 4Th
Hitler as Law and symbol of a nation in war
A reader asks why Hitler’s name dominates war discourse. The author argues Hitler is the law and Nazi ism is his personal code, driving policies and war aims. Britain and allies focus on Hitler and Hitlerism, not Germany or its people, shaping how the conflict is framed.
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Germany
Reich
Churchill
Jacksonville
Florida
Defense Savings Campaign Opened In Nation Today
President Roosevelt urged national participation in the defense savings bond and stamp drive. Public sale began nationwide with purchases by Americans of all ages at post offices banks and stores. The president announced he bought bonds and stamps for family support and urged funds to arm and sustain American democracy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Defense
White House
Roswell Ball Club Plans Return Game at Artesia
Roswell ball club travels to Artesia next Sunday at 3 pm for a return game seeking revenge after a 20 to 4 loss. Traveling Roswell players include James Pickle Doyle Proffit Clais Bristo Tim Wheeler Will Fulbright Troy Clark Glen Lea John Curlee Earl Patterson Hamm Storm Haines Richardson.
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Artesia
James Pickle
Doyle Proffit
Clais Bristo
Tim Wheeler
Will Fulbright
Troy Clark
Glen Lea
John Curlee
Earl Patterson
Hamm Storm
Haines
Richardson
Bowling deciding match set for 7 tonight in city final
Ball and White Keglers forced a 3 3 series tie with a 2 1 comeback after trailing Swaims Contractors last night. The decisive 7 oclock rolloff will determine the city championship in a best 5 of 9 drama. Lloyd Taylor led with a 588 series and Red Ball added 235 in game one as both teams chase the title with Walt Sullins sidelined.
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White
Swaim
Swaim’'s
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Red Ball
Crosby-Arnold roping feature at Carlsbad Sunday
In Carlsbad New Mexico on May 2 a two day cowboy festival features a steer roping showdown between world champion Bob Crosby of Roswell and Carl Arnold of Buckeye Arizona. Crosby a 44 year old rancher and Pendleton Cheyenne winner headlines a lineup including Toots Mansfield and top ropers from Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico with calf roping team matches scheduled and a wild west dance slated for Saturday night. Local sponsor Carlsbad Rodeos and Races Inc. promotes the event with Cavalcade Park hosting the kickoff and rivalry headlines.
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Bob Crosby
Roswell
Carl Arnold
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Ariz
Arnold
Crosby
New Mexico
Pendleton
Ore
Cheyenne
Wyo
Toots Mansfield
Bandera
Tex
Cavalcade Park
Clyde Burks
Comanche
Okla
Jess
Buck Goodspeed
Okemah
Tony
Juan Salinas
Encinal
Jack Skipworth
Clovis
Roy Matthews
Fort Worth
Lovingen
Carlsbad Rodeos and Races, Inc
Pleasantville couple gains street name changes
Pleasantville New York residents Mr and Mrs Charles Chamberlain finally learned their address after nine months. Their four block street had been named Charlmont Drive Bedell Place Rock Way Pierce Drive until a village board decision abolished the first three names, clarifying their location.
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Pleasantville, N. Y
Charles Chamberlain
Charlmont Drive
Bedell Place
Rock Way
Pierce Drive
Chamberlain
Walters Stops Dodgers Rioting to Save Brooklyn Game
Bucky Walters, a clutch pitcher for the Reds, quieted a nine game Dodgers win streak in Brooklyn. He struck out two pinch hitters in the ninth and doubled in the 11th to drive in the tying run. The Dodgers lost 1-0 in extras as Walters led a Reds rally and kept pace with the Cardinals, who won 5-9 while the Pirates pummeled the Phillies and Indians remained hot with Bob Feller.
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William Henry Walters, Jr
Cincinnati Reds
Bucky Walters
Bucky
Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbush
Brooklyn
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Dodgers
Joe Medwick
Pete Coscarart
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Pete Reiser
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Redbirds
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Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Feller
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Washington
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McNally-Hall Sweeps Coca-Cola In Commercial League
McNally-Hall swept Coca-Cola in a three game Commercial League match last night. D Newton led McNally-Hall with a 510 series while Hill of Coca-Cola posted the high game of 199.
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Coca- Cola
D. Newton
Hill
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Hill
Hogge
Littell
Marshall
Bealer
McNally-Hall Parker
Shuman
McGuire
Yesterday's Stars Dominate as Keller Leads Yankees and Others Shine
Yankees Charlie Keller hit a homer and a triple driving in seven runs against the Browns. Red Sox Frank Pytlak and Dom DiMaggio each had four hits in a sweep of the Tigers. Reds Bucky Walters tossed 11 innings of seven hit pitching to halt the Dodgers and added a double. Indians Bob Feller contributed four runs with a homer and bat work to power a fourth victory.
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Associated Press
Charlie Keller
Yankees
Browns
Frank Pytlak
Dom DiMaggio
Red Sox
Tigers
Bucky Walters
Reds
Bob Feller
Indians
Albuquerque Teams Open State Scholastic Baseball Tourney
In Albuquerque New Mexico May 2 12 teams began the state scholastic baseball tournament with seven inning games for the early rounds and nine inning semi finals and finals. Upper bracket matches included Santa Fe versus Socorro and the Albuquerque Indians versus Albuquerque with 8 30 and 10 a m kickoffs followed by 1 p m and 3 30 p m showdowns. Lower bracket games featured Clovis versus Hobbs and St Marys versus Dawson with 8 a m 10 a m starts and 1 p m 3 p m eliminations. Washington and University fields hosted lower and upper bracket contests respectively.
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Socorro
Giants
Clovis
Hobbs
St. Mary’s
Dawson
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