Track meet ushers Cavemen in title race from Carlsbad
At the state high school meet in New Mexico, Carlsbad Cavemen, Albuquerque Bulldogs, and Albuquerque Indians led the preliminaries. Two records fell as Bulldogs set a 1:34.2 in the 4x110 relay and Las Vegas Sampson clocked 52.5 in the 440 yard. Finals begin at two with 29 schools, Stockton of Roswell among finalists.
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Santa Fe Indians
Ranch- Vale
Binns Clinches National League Softball Title
The Binns Mercantile Company softball team clinched the National League title by beating Fairbanks Oilers 24 to 11 last night. Fairbanks led 6 0 early but Binns erupted for 16 runs in the third and six in the fourth aided by Oilers errors. Dick Crawford pitched well for Binns, with Clare catching.
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Last Night's Results in Local Basketball Action
Malbie Lowrey defeated Amonett's 21 to 9 in a quick result. Binns beat Fairbanks 24 to 11. No games today.
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UNM Announces Mexico City and Carlsbad Caverns Trips
Albuquerque May 5 The University of New Mexico summer session will include a 15 day or longer trip to Mexico City at session end August 4 open to students with three or more credit hours. A Carlsbad Caverns excursion will run during the session with social events planned. Dean S P Nanninga announced details with National Railways of Mexico official J G Hernandez coordinating plans. A room and board rate of 25 dollars per month is offered to enrolled students.
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Baseball Scores From American Leagues and Minor Circuits
Baseball results show St Louis 1 Boston 4 and New York 3 Pittsburgh 4. Detroit 0 New York 3. Cleveland 5 Washington 3. Chicago Philadelphia postponed by rain. Minneapolis 2 Louisville 5. Kansas City 12 Toledo 2. Milwaukee 2 Columbus 3. St Paul 2 Indianapolis 0. Newark 5 Buffalo 1. Syracuse Montreal 2 Albany 2 Toronto 6. Baltimore 2 Rochester 6. Atlanta 7 Birmingham 11. Little Rock 9 Knoxville 6. Nashville 7 New Orleans 2. Memphis 7 Chattanooga 2. Los Angeles 4 Missions 3. Oakland 1 Sacramento 8. Seattle Portland postponed by rain. San Francisco 0 Hollywood _. San Antonio 5 Dallas 11. Galveston 4 Fort Worth 8. Houston 5 Beaumont 6 in nings. Oklahoma City Tulsa postponed wet grounds.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine Across League Lead Performances
Pirates Harry Lavagetto drove in two runs with a single and a double against the Giants. Bob Weiland limited the Browns to six hits for the Red Sox. Earl Averill led the Indians with a double and triple against Washington. Joe Medwick hit his fifth homer for the Cardinals against the Phillies. Guy Bush pitched six hits against the Braves for his fifth win with the Cubs. Lefty Gomez blanked the Tigers with three hits and five strikeouts for the Yankees. Sam Leslie collected three singles for the Dodgers against Cincinnati.
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Yankees Shut Out Tigers Behind Gomez Gem
Vernon Gomez nicknamed Goofy wins his third straight start, tossing a three hitter for a 3 0 victory over Detroit as Babe Ruth backs him. Yankees pull ahead of the Indians in the AL standings while Red Sox beat the Browns and White Sox Athletics are rained out. Cubs beat the Yankees in the NL race, Hubbell loses, Pirates win, Cardinals extend a streak. Phillies fall to 3-1.
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Ficht Last Night Boxing Results Across Multiple Cities
The Associated Press reports results from venues in New York Berlin Louisville Eau Claire Harlingen San Antonio Chicago and Los Angeles. Notables include Walter Neusel outpointing Tommy Loughran in New York and Isidoro Gastanaga stopping Vincenz Hiever in Berlin. Freddie Miller stopped Paul Dazzo in Louisville while Iowa Joe Rivers outpointed Eddie Ran in Eau Claire Cedar Rapids. Kid Griego Salazar outpointed Doe Montana in San Antonio and Bob Godwin stopped Benny Miller in Hollywood.
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Texas Tech Cancels Meet With Lobos Before Border Conference
Albuque rque New Mexico May 4 The University of New Mexico Texas Tech track meet scheduled for next Thursday has been called off Coach Roy Johnson announced as he left for Las Cruces with his team to face the New Mexico Aggies in a dual meet tomorrow Athletic director Pete Cawthon wired to cancel due to Del Morgan leaving for Alabama Polytechnic To meet the Aggies tomorrow will be the Lobos final contest before the Border Conference meet at Las Cruces on May 12 If the Aggies new track is in good condition Lobos and Aggies performances may indicate what to expect from New Mexico in the conference meet.
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Reds stop Reds? Fenton pinned by Chick in rocking chair hold
In Albuquerque on May 5 AP reports Rod Fenton termed wntameabie was pinned by Dude Chick ex Nebraska champion with a rocking chair move as Van Mungo pitched for Cincinnati Reds who beat them 6 to 3 in early innings. Also notices file suit in Chaves County New Mexico to quiet title against unknown heirs and claimants in North Half of Southwest Quarter of Northwest Quarter Section Eight Township Eleven South Range Twenty four East NM P M. Filed by plaintiff R M Watt, attorney H C Buchly of Roswell. Judgment by default if no appearance by June 5 1934. D P Greiner seal.
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District Court
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State of New Mexico
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