Carlsbad Cavemen Capture New Mexico Track Title
Carlsbad high school Cavemen won the New Mexico state track meet at the New Mexico Military Institute, clinching the title with a narrow margin over Albuquerque. A disputed 880 yard relay and a late stumble cost Albuquerque the meet, while Fort Wingate and Santa Fe Indian School posted record performances.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Military Institute
Albuquerque High School
Carlsbad
Albuquerque
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Chocolate-Watson Title Bout Headlines Madison Square Garden
New York May 8 AP report details Kid Chocolate defending featherweight honors against Seaman Tom Watson in a 15 round clash at Madison Square Garden. Watson shown strong against Labarba. Miller-Trujillo non-title bout noted. track and field finals results also listed.
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Kid Chocolate
England
Seaman Tom Watson
Madison Square Garden
Watson
Fidel Jabarba
Labarba
Chocolate-Watson
Chocolate
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Miller
National Boxing Association
Eddie Trujillo
Denver
Hollywood
Calif
Roswell Teens Win State High School Doubles Tennis
Ernest Caldwell and Karl Kings of Roswell High defeated Bob Singer and Bob Allen of Albuquerque High 6-4 6-4 to win the state boys doubles title. Bill Wertz of Las Vegas High and Annie Maud King of Carlsbad High repeated as singles champions. Annie Maud King and Dorothy King won the girls doubles title 6-3 6-4 over Mitchell and Knecht of Tularosa.
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Ernest Caldwell
Karl Kigns
Roswell High School
Bob Singer
Bob Allen
Albuquerque High
Bill Wertz
Las Vegas High
Annie Maud King
Carlsbad High
Wertz
Bob Bourland
Hee White
Roswell
Dorothy King
Mitchell and
Knecht
Tularosa
Dick Crawford
Roswell Giants Top Artesia in Big Thorne Park Crowd
A large three year high crowd saw Roswell Giants defeat Artesia Oilers 9 to 5 at Thorne Park yesterday afternoon. Lefty Ridge allowed four hits while earning a double and triple. Pierce relieved in the seventh, giving up two hits but no runs. Roswell plans a game with Portales next Sunday. A Lubbock colored team later beat Roswell Black Sox 12 to 8.
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Portales
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George Chron
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J Brown
Keith
Ice Anderson
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King
Davidson
Sanders
Ridge
Kid Chocolate To Meet Watson Friday
The reorganized Western League schedules its season opener for May 16 with an anticipated 149 games. Eight clubs discuss a split season and set September 10 as the close. Des Moines opens at Omaha, Topeka at St Joseph, Wichita at Hutchinson, and Joplin at Springfield.
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Dale Gear
Des Moines
Omaha
Topeka
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Wichita
Kans
Hutchinson
Joplin
Roswell Tennis Club Tourney Set To Start Sunday
Roswell Tennis Club opens its summer tournament next Sunday with men and women singles men doubles and mixed doubles. A club meeting at Gilkeson Hotel Friday night will finalize the draw and all members are urged to attend.
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Roswell
Gilkeson Hotel
Perry Bean and Mrs Dodd Win White Mountain Tennis Tourney
Perry Bean won the men s singles championship and Irene Dodd won the women s singles title in the White Mountain tennis tournament on city courts. Bean defeated Gean 6 0 7 5 1 6 4 in the men s final, while Dodd beat Lucille O Neal 6 0 6 3 in the women s final. Finals were played yesterday. semifinals concluded by Sunday April 30. Silver cups were awarded to winner and runner up in each division.
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J. D. Shinkle
Roswell High School
New Mexico Athletic Association
Cahoon Armory
New Mexico Military Institute
Carlsbad
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Perry Bean Ann
Mrs. Dodd
Perry Bean
Dirs
Irene Dodd
White Mountain
Gean
Herman Dodd
Lucille O’neal
Yesterday's Results From The Associated Press
American League scores Detroit 10 Washington 9 New York 6 Cleveland 7 Chicago 4 Boston 3 Philadelphia St Louis doubleheader postponed due to rain.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Baseball Scores From National League Schedule
The National League results show Chicago 11 over Boston 5 to 2, New York 1 over Cincinnati 0, St Louis 12 over Brooklyn 5, and Boston 4 over Brooklyn 5 in a slate of only scheduled games.
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Boston
New York
Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
West Coast Scores Mixed in Standings Update
Sacramento 10 Oakland 9 Hollywood 3 San Francisco 0 share the latest tallies. Missions 16 Los Angeles 6 Portland 8 Seattle 6.2 reflect uneven showings across the region with teams vying for playoff positioning despite gaps in records.
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Oakland
Hollywood
San Francisco
Missions
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Beaumont 7 5 San Antonio 3 4 Fort Worth 10
A compact score roundup lists Beaumont 7 to 5 and San Antonio 3 to 4, with Fort Worth at 10, Oklahoma City 16, Tulsa 16, Dallas 18, Houston 5, and Galveston 2 in the latest standings.
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Tulsa
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
Baseball Scores and Postponements Across Cities
American Association games show Toledo 8 Milwaukee 1 and Columbus 12 Kansas City 11 while Indianapolis plays Minneapolis. Doubleheader and rain postponements affect Louisville St Paul.
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American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis-Minneapolis
Louisville-St. Paul
Early hockey standings snapshot with mixed results
A compact table style update lists Buffalo 12 3, Albany 1 0, Montreal 7 4, Baltimore 3 0, Newark 7 7, Rochester 6 2. The fragment presents a standings cross section showing team records and win loss counts in a brief league snapshot.
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Albany
Montreal
Baltimore
Newark
Rochester
Regional Standings Blink Across Cities
Memphis leads with 9 percent, Atlanta shows 6-4, Krexville at 2-2, Little Rock 1-1, New Orleans at 3-7, Birmingham 4, Nashville 1. The fragment notes a midseason tally across multiple teams and venues, highlighting uneven performance amid city comparisons.
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Atlanta
Krexville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Chattanoogs
Yankees Lose Three Of First Five In West
Yankees stumble in west division tour as three of five games drop. The Associated Press report by Hugh Fullerton Jr notes early trouble for New York as they fail to dominate the American League western swing.
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West
Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Yanks
Baseball Scores Mixed as Cubs Climb in Standings
Yesterday’s action saw Cleveland split with Detroit 7-6 and 8-4, while Washington toppled Detroit in a 6-2 finish. White Sox briefly tied Yankees before a 6-2 loss, and the Phillies-St Louis twin bill was rained out after one inning. Giants swept Reds 1-0 and 5-0 as Pepper Martin fueled St Louis in a 13-9 opener. Cubs rose to third with two wins over Boston 11-2 and 5-2, with Babe Herman and Lonnie Warneke delivering key blows. Phillies and Pirates had an open date.
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Senators
Lyn Rowe
Art Herring
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Yankees
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Barrack Briefs Troop Demerit Totals and Colorful Notes
A troop by troop demerit tally opens with E and G leading at high marks while others trail. The column also mixes playful jabs at Count Merritt John Boles and Bob Ely as athletes face misfortune, pomp, and light chaos amid a state meet with several long standing records falling.
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Bob Ely
Department of Military Science and Tacics
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