Softball Schedule and New Season Details
The schedule lists 6:30 Lions versus City Market A, 7:30 Pups versus Shaws A, 8:30 Coopers versus City Market A, 3:30 Amonett's versus D A V N, 7:26 CCC Giants versus Record N, 8:30 Lions versus Battery A A, 0 Kiwanis versus D A V N, Amonetti versus Mabie Lowrey, and Friday 6:30 Coyotes versus Faculty A, 7:30 Record versus Moseley's N, 8:30 Kiwanis versus Mabie Lowrey N. New season begins next Monday. deadline Thursday noon for team entries. no fee for teams already entered. Also Mother Hubbard game Saturday with players in long skirts.
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Lions
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Coyotes
Record
Moseley
Kiwanis
Mabie-Lowrey
Wvew
Addi Cal
Pittsburgh Defeats Boston 8 to 6 in NL Action
Associated Press report shows Pittsburgh beat Boston 8 to 6 in National League play. Other NL games included Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia postponed by rain, and St. Louis at Brooklyn postponed due to threatening weather.
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American League Scoreboard Rained Out In Detroit and St Louis
In the American League early games were postponed. Philadelphia and Detroit were rained out, while Washington against St Louis faced wet grounds leading to postponements.
Columbus overwhelms Minneapolis in big early score
The American Association game saw Columbus defeat Minneapolis 83 to 12 as Indianapolis 7, Kansas City 4, and Milwaukee 7 led by St. Paul 3 in a whirlwind scoreboard moment.
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Little Rock sem Association Games Postponed by Rain
Rain postpones all scheduled games in the sem association featuring Little Rock with Birmingham and other teams. Only games postponed due to wet weather.
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hville-Birmingham
League Scores and Postponements Report
In the International League results Albany fell 2 to 4 while Toronto was blanked 0 to 5. Syracuse defeated Montreal 3 to 2 as Rochester won 5 to Baltimore 0. Newark Buffalo game postponed due to cold weather.
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Montreal
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Texas League Gan Antonio Fort Worth Game Report
A fragmented notes entry shows Texas League action with Gan Antonio or San Antonio defeating Fort Worth 2 to 1. Partial lines reference AB Oklahoma City 3 ant 5 and Dallas 4 with a note that games were postponed.
Will Southpaws Scuttle Pirates by Burnley
A 1935 King Features Syndicate piece analyzes why the Pittsburgh Pirates face left handed pitching challenges. Pie Traynor leads a right handed core as Carl Hubbell Dutch Brandt and other southpaws loom, with Reds Cardinals and Braves rotations noted.
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Baseball Sharps
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Smoky City
Pie Traynor
Pirates
Waners
Babe Herman
Arky Vaughan
Gus Suhr
Traynor
Pie
Carl Hubbell
Dutch Brandt
Braves
Reds
Bill Hallahan
Bill Walker
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Floyd Winner High School Track Team Shines in State Meet
Floyd High School, Albuquerque area, clinched the state track and basketball titles for 1934 35, compiling 31 1/2 points led by Wood Finley and Widener. Robertson of Hot Springs set a new pole vault record at 11 feet 4 5/8 inches. Albuquerque Indians and Las Vegas followed in points with Carlsbad close behind.
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Wood
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Roswell Tennis Club Meet Tonight at Chamber of Commerce
The Roswell Tennis Club convenes at 7 30 tonight at the Chamber of Commerce to finalize round robin tournament plans and discuss other matters. All club members and round robin teams are urged to attend.
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Republicans to Meet June 10 in Springfield
Chicago dispatch reports nine midwestern states set June 10 and 11 for a Grass Roots conference at Springfield Illinois to revive the Republican party, craft a constructive 1936 campaign program, audit national affairs, and organize forces while denouncing President Roosevelt and his New Deal.
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Red Sox southpaw Ostermueller shuts Indians 2 to 1
Fritz Ostermueller pitched a complete game to outduel Oral Hildebrand as Boston beats Cleveland 2 to 1. Sammy Hale and Bruce Campbell produced Boston's first run, while Ostermueller held the Indians to six hits and six strikeouts. Meanwhile the Pirates edged the Braves 8 to 6 in a late east showdown.
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Oral Hildebrand
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Cleveland
Max Bishop
Roy Johnson
Wes Ferrell
Johnny Welch
Ferrell
Cadet Polo Team Leaves Tomorrow for Weekend Games
Lieut. J. H. Cellier coach of the Institute polo team takes five players Waterhouse Doran Hawk Thompson and Shirley on a weekend trip to Norman for two games with Oklahoma University and to Claremore for two matches with Oklahoma Military Academy. The cadets will ride ponies provided by their opponents.
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Oklahoma University
Oklahoma Military Academy
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Claremore
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Doran
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Thompson
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Weather Postpones Several National League Games
News from the National League reports rain causing postponements across multiple matchups. Chicago at New York and St Louis at Brooklyn were delayed, with Pittsburgh at Boston and Cincinnati at Philadelphia also affected as rain continued.
Hopkins Heads Broad New Work Relief Plan
The administration outlined a $4 billion program from a potential $40 billion flow of applications. Harry L. Hopkins takes charge as progress director with power to report progress, cancel ineffective projects, set wages regionally, oversee research for white collar jobs, and run small local projects. Frank C. Walker leads the applications division. a division for allotments is led by Secretary Morgenthau. Congress will receive all expenditure reports.
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Upo
Harry L. Hopkins
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Weather Update of Baseball Games Across Cities
Scattered rain in Boston at Cleveland and rain in the New York at Chicago matchups. Washington faces St. Louis in cloudy conditions while Philadelphia travels to Detroit under cloudy skies.
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When Big Business Goes House Hunting In Roswell
A Roswell Record Want Ad column urges readers to consider real estate in a rising market as big business and insurance firms seek loans and investments. The piece frames current activity as a signal for small investors to buy homes or properties, noting many old STS cars are unsellable and assets shift to real estate.
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