White Sox Bold Start Keeps Aces In Front
The Chicago White Sox, led by rookie hitters and veteran arms, beat the New York Yankees 4 3 to sit atop the standings with a ninth straight home win. Lyons stranded seven, Radcliff and Washington provided early bursts, while Gomez was roughed up in the first two frames. The Sox 12th win in 16 games marks a fast start to the season.
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Parker
Chicago - White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Pale Hose
New York Yankees
Chicago
al Simmon
Washington
Gomez
Appling
Radcliff
Hayes
Bonura
Lyons
Tony Lazzeri
Sox
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Seitators
St. Louis Browns
Tommy Bridge
A‘s
Wally Moses Izith
Nick Sugar Cain
Johnny Marcum
Billy Rogell
Browns
Buddy Mzer
John Stone
Whitehill
Tughsiel
Pairings for Central Hyde Net Tourney Announced
The Central Hardware Tennis tournament first round pairings were set for singles and doubles. Play begins Sunday at 9 06 am at municipal courts on North Missouri with rounds through May 19 for women and the finals.
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Central Hardware
Munnicipal
North
Missouri
Institute
Central Hardware Store
City Market Last Night's Results
City Market scores show Lions 4 and Shaw 19 with Pups 6 and Cooper 6 in aerial results. A second listing places Market 7 with Cooper 6.
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City Market
Lions
Shaw
Pups
Cooper's
Amoneit's vs D A Giants and Battery A Scores
Football card style summary lists three matchups Amoneit's against D A Giants indicating a 7380 score and Liohs versus Battery A showing 330. Details are sparse. no clear outcomes or dates provided.
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Amoneit’s
Doc Giants
Liohs
Battery A
Di Stasio Captured Today in Boston
Boston May 8 AP reports Frank Di Stasio 50 of Revere was seized in a Commonwealth Avenue auto sales room. He had been sought since a battered and burned body was found on a Hudson road Monday night, initially thought to be his own, but later identified as someone else. He admitted identity but denied knowledge of the Hudson death.
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Boston
Frank di Stasio
Revere
Hudson
Commonwealth Avenue
I Stasio
Norman Dudley
City Market Tops American League With Two Wins
City Market rallied to beat Cooper's 7 to 6 after tying in the seventh and downed Lions 9 to 4 to finish the schedule at six wins and one defeat. Shaw's crushed the Pups 19 to 6, leaving Shaw's in a strong position and Cooper's dropping to fourth.
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City Market
City Stareet
Coyotes
Shaw
Cooper
Ith
Baseball Scores AP Report AL Games Note Detroit Philadelphia
The Associated Press baseball scores show the American League results with Detroit half a run versus Philadelphia. New York defeated Chicago 4 to 3 while Washington beat St. Louis 7 to 3. Boston and Cleveland postponed due to rain.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Baseball Scores From Midwest League Doubleheader Night
American Association games report Louisville defeated Milwaukee 6 to 4 while Minneapolis topped Columbus 4 to 2. St Paul beat Toledo 4 to 3. Indianapolis Kansas City game postponed due to rain in eighth inning.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis-Kansas City
Local Scores From Regional Matches
Des Moines defeated St. Joseph 7 to 2. Keokuk beat Davenport 3 to 2. Omaha topped Sioux City 8 to 5. Rock Island lost to Cedar Rapids 9 to 8.
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Des Moines
St. Joseph
Keokuk
Davenport
Omaha
Sioux City
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Texas City Scores Rally in Quiet Football Night
A sequence of final scores shows Fort Worth triumphing over San Antonio 7 to 3, Oklahoma City beating Tulsa 4 to 2, Dallas edging Beaumont 8 to 4, and Houston losing at Galveston 2 to 4 in a regional league schedule.
Stewart In Pass City For Golf Tournament
Verne Stewart defending champion arrived in El Paso for the 21st Southwestern Golf Tournament at El Paso Country Club. He planned 18-hole qualifying rounds after a two hour practice and an 18-hole match. The Albuquerque youth, winner of the past four titles, said his form is better than last year and he aims for Washington to compete in the National Intercollegiate meet.
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Stewart
Pass City
el Paso
Tex
Verne
Spec
el Paso Country Club
Albuquerque
Phoenix
California
Washington, D. C
Baseball Scores From City Leagues
Oklahoma City 4 Tulsa 2. San Antonio 3 Fort Worth 0. Beaumont 4 Dallas 3 in 11 innings. Galveston 4 Houston 2 in 11 innings.
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Galveston
Houston
Plane Forced Landing West of Manzano Mountains
Albuquerque reporter records a Varney Speed Lines pilot making a precautionary forced landing on Becker Flats west of the Manzano mountains. Pilot Bob Henderson, en route from El Paso to Pueblo, noticed engine smoke and landed without passengers. Repairs completed and he resumed flight.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Varney Speed Lines
Becker Flats
Manzano Mountain
Bob Henderson
el Paso
Pueblo
Henderson
Notice of probate appointment in Chaves County NM
The probate court in Chaves County New Mexico appointed on May 8 1935 Mary Gluecks executrix Mary Glueck deceased. Claimants must file all claims with the Chaves County Clerk within one year or be barred by law.
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Mary Glueck
Chaves County
New Mexico
Sirite Glueck Fenson Reid
Ady
Missing Santa Fe Indian School Girls Sought
Albuquerque police chief said officers are hunting for Geneva Parson and another girl reported missing from the Santa Fe Indian School. Clarence Sousea of Albuquerque told authorities his relatives left the school yesterday and were last seen hitchhiking toward Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Pat O’grady
Santa Fe
O.grady
Clarence Sousea
Geneva Parson
Reds From Gallup Warn of New Kidnapping Threats
In Gallup related case details, Robert Minor and David Levinson warn Congress and Daily Worker of a second kidnapping or assassination plot. Minor claims danger to himself and Levinson, urges federal inquiry, criticizes New Mexico governor, and seeks protection and light on the murder case amid labor movement tensions.
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Santa Fe
May
Robert Minor
New York
Gallup Defense Committee
Gallup
Daily Worker
David Levingon
New Mexico
Tom Mooneys
Sacco
Vanzetti
Levinson
New Mexico Ready to Start Highway Projects
Governor Clyde Tingley announced New Mexico will begin highway construction and grade crossing eliminations as soon as federal funds are allotted. About 20 crossings need elimination and twice as many require protective devices. Albuquerque plans a project including a potential subway or overpass. The two year works program totals 17.6 million dollars, aiming to create widespread employment across the state.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Albuquerque
Washington
Grover Conroy
Bureau of Roads
McDonald
Highway Department
Conroy
Council Overrules Ditch Co Protest
The city council reaffirmed enforcement of ordinance 371 requiring all open irrigation ditches in the city to be covered with concrete or tile. Pioneer Ditch Company representatives argued the ordinance is inapplicable, water is needed now, and costs are prohibitive. Council action stood. liquor ordinance review yielded no move. street plans to Chihuahua district referred to the street and alley committee. All members attended except Alderman McCullough.
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Pioneer Ditch
Roswell
Curtis Hill
D. N. Pepe
Irl Wolfe
Percy Fitzgerald
Second Street
Chihuahua District
East Second
Garden Avenue
McCullough
Moore
Tingley Will Remain Governor for Term, Not Senate
Santa Fe May 8 AP Gov Clyde Tingley declared he has no plans to seek or accept a U S Senate seat. He said he will fulfill his two year gubernatorial term and dismissal of appointment rumors will wait until after Senator Bronson Cutting's funeral.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
U. S. Senate
People of
New Mexico
Bronson Cutting
New Mexicans Travel to New York Funeral
Santa Fe May 8 AP E Dana Johnson editor and J C McConvery manager of the Santa Fe New Mexican with H H Dorman Herman Baca Jesus Baca and B B Dunne left last night for the Senator Cutting funeral in New York. Dorman and Herman Baca are directors of the paper. Jesus Baca and Dunne are close associates of the Senator.
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Santa Fe
E. Dana Johnson
J. C. McConvery
Santa Fe New Mexican
Round Robin Tennis Results Tie Atop Standings
The Record and Lowrey Auto Company share first place in division two after The Record won two matches against Leland's team. Dick Bean defeated Nield Sanders 6-3 7-5 and Ed Scarritt beat Leland Fellows 3-6 6-4 6-3. Mabie Lowrey defeated Model in doubles 0-6 6-3 6-3 with Glover Chapman and Joe Massey for Mabie Lowrey and Helen White with Tode Brenneman for Model. Model previously won both singles against Leland's and Leland's won the doubles. Helen White beat Nield Sanders 6-2 2-6 11-9. Brenneman beat Fellows unreported. Sanders and Fellows won a three-set doubles from White and Brenneman (score not reported). Model swept Nickson Hotel by default.
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Dick Bean
Nield Sanders
Ed Scarritt
Leland Fellows
Lowrey Auto
Record
Bost
Mabie-Lowrey
Sanders
Fellows
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Nickson Hotel
Rapkoch urges memorial services for Sen. Cutting
Las Cruces, N M May 8 AP Peter L Rapkoch Republican state chairman said he wired party chairmen suggesting memorial services be held in each county for the late Sen Bronson M Cutting killed Monday in a Missouri plane crash Funeral services for the late Honorable Bronson M Cutting will be held in New York on Friday Rapkochs wife told the chairmen to appoint committees of representative citizens in each county to organize such services as a tribute to the memory of the senator
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Las Cruces
N. M
Peter L. Rapkoch
Bronson M. Cutting
Missouri
New York
Rapkoch
City Beautiful Contest Entries Listed by Residents
The City Beautiful Contest received yesterday and today entries from residents including Mrs. I W Woolsey at 506 North Washington with a back yard display and single cactus, Mrs. F S Preston at 164 South Pennsylvania with premises, Mrs. Thomas Burnham at 706 North Pennsylvania rose garden, Mrs. J J Brockhouser at 601 East Third bouquet of mixed roses, Mrs. J D Bowers at 420 East Fifth peonies, Mrs. J H Mullis at 201 South Kentucky white climbing rose parking, Tom Fletcher at 304 South Missouri parking, Mrs W P Turner bouquet of columbine, Mrs Peter Fahbender bouquet of American Beauty roses, Mrs H S Smurl 708 North Pennsylvania parking premises, and Mrs L A McAnally bouquet of mixed roses.
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I.W. Woolsey
North Washington
South
Pennsylvania
Thomas Burnham
North
J. J. Brockhouser
East Third
J. D. Bowers
East Fifth
J. H. Mullis
Battery A Dance Set For East Fourth Street
The Chevron Club of Battery A will host a dance at the gun sheds on East Fourth Street tomorrow night. Bob Sandusky and his seven piece orchestra from Carlsbad will provide the music. Admission is one dollar.
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Chevron: Club of
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Bob Sandusky
Carlsbad
Charles Huff Chosen Roswell Advertising Club President
Charles Huff was elected president of the Roswell Advertising Club for the coming year as the nominating committee report was adopted by acclamation at the regular weekly meeting. Other officers elected included Winston Daniel as first vice president B. B. Daniel as second vice president Porter Cochran as secretary treasurer. The program featured a five minute talk by B F Fields on Keep In Your Own Back Yard and a demonstration by Huff on straight lines in advertising. The club voted to support the Chamber of Commerce in eradicating cotton bearing trees. A committee led by Judson Goodart with Howard Glover and James Lee was appointed to explore how the Ad Club could help. Myron Prager announced an invitation for members to golf all day at the Country Club in June at reduced fees with a tentative date set for Sunday June 30.
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Charles Huff
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Judson Goodart
Howard Glover
James Lee
Myron Prager
Man Arrested After Breaking into Makin’s Dry Goods Store
Policeman Lamar Strickland arrested Ramon Pino at about 11 o clock last night for breaking the glass front door of Makin’s Dry Goods Store. Pino allegedly kicked the glass with his foot. no rock or missile was found. He is in the county jail, charges not yet filed.
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Lamar Strickland
Ramon Pino
Makin’s
Steeve
Camp Chatter at Fort Bliss News Desk
Camp Chatter reports Jimmy Mills returns from Fort Bliss cooking school with a K P degree causing changes in the hash factory. Recruits from Roswell, Clovis, east Texas, and San Antonio routes arrive. Speedy Chance leads a work gang. gravel road work to last months. radio hobbyists and new camp humor flourish as FCC debates cow control.
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Fort Bliss
Jimmy
Levy Dickerson
Harold Campbell
San Antonio
N.M
G. I
Roswell
Clovis
Chance
East Texas
Judge” Winston
Joe E. Milam
DX Hound
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Wall Street stocks hold firm amid brisk trading
New York May 8 AP The stock market held firm and moved briskly with leaders reaching new 1935 highs. Commodities showed signs of recovery as wheat and grains edged up in Chicago and cotton futures improved late deliveries. Bonds were hesitant while U S governments steadier. foreign exchanges stayed quiet. Many industrials oils metals and specialties rose a few points with heavy blocks traded. Key gainers included Standard Oil of New Jersey Chrysler Continental Oil Phillips Petroleum Seaboard American Telephone United Fruit Columbian Carbon Corn Products Caterpillar Inland Steel. Closing zone remained firm to strong with total volume 1 394 600 shares.
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Chicago
U. S
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Chrysler
Continental Oil
Phillips Petroleum
Seaboard
American Telephone
United Fruit
Columbian
Inland Steel
Goodyear
J. I. Case
International Harvester
Johns Manville
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
Bethlehem Steel
Union Pacific
Cerro de Pasco
U. S. Smelting
Howe Sound
Dome and McIntyre
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Broad Market Activity
A crowded list of NYSE quotes shows mixed movement across sectors with notable activity in steel, oil, and transportation shares. Key names include Anaconda, Amoco peers, United States Steel, Chrysler, Eastman Kodak, and Texaco, reflecting a varied trading day.
Market Report Kansas City Livestock and Prices May 8
Kansas City auctions show hogs 2,000 head with bids near 8.75, slower trade and lighter weights under 200 pounds. Cattle and calves total around 4,900 with steers 900-1500 pounds at 10.00-14.25, heifers 8.75-11.25, cows 7.00-8.50, vealers 6.00-9.00, stocker steers 6.50-10.00. Sheep receipts 11,000 with lambs 6.75-7.00 and ewes 3.00-4.00. spring lambs 8.00-7.5, yearling wethers 5.00-6.00.
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Kansas City
U. Ss
Arizona
Wool market shows firming prices in Boston trade
Sentiment edged up with higher sales volume as prices steadied to firmer. French combing 64s and finer wools moved at 57 to 62 cents scoured, nearer the top of the range than last week, while twelve months staple Texas wool averaged about 60 cents scoured.
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Boston
U.S
Texas
Grain futures close in Chicago on May contracts
Chicago May 8 grain quotes show wheat at May 95 3/4, Jly 95, Sep 96 1/4. corn May 89 1/8, Jly 81 7/8, Sep 76 3/4. oats May 45 5/8, Jly 37 3/4, Sep 35 7/8. rye May 57 1/8, Jly 58 1/2, Sep 58 7/8. barley May 62, Jly 59, Sep 48. lard May 12.70, Jly 12.80, Sep 12.95. bellies May 16.70, Jly 16.70.
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Jly
Trade price fixing underpins cotton market in New York May
In New York on May placed by AP the cotton market retained a steady undertone from trade price fixing in old crop positions while forward deliveries lagged under scattered liquidation. July rose from 11.72 to 11.89 with later hours showing 1 to 5 point gains as futures closed barely steady. Spot cotton in Galveston steady at middling 12.30 with 59 sales.
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New
York
Galveston
New Orleans Cotton and market quotes report
New Orleans May 8 spot cotton closed quiet up 13 points with 36 sales. Middling 12.35 cents. Market listings show numerous energy and mining stocks including Amex, Gulf Oil, Humble, Newmont, and others with varied latests and bond prices listed.
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New Orleans
Jurors View Bodies Of Four Victims In Flight Crash
Jurors examined the bodies of Senat Bronson Cutting of New Mexico pilot Harvey Bolton co pilot Kenneth Greeson Miss Jeanne Anne Hillias and Mrs William Kaplan. Two of eight injured remained in critical condition including Paul Wing Hollywood executive and Toby Wing's father and C G Drew a film cameraman. Oxygen was started for Wing early today.
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Senat Bronson Cutting
Harvey Bolton
Kenneth Greeson
Jeanne Anne Hillias
Wiliam Kaplan
Paul ‘Wing
Hollywood Motion Picture
Toby Wing
C. G. Drew
Wood Film
Wing
Howelt to San Diego Exhibit Assignment
G T Ssendian, assistant to the chief engineer of the service regional officer, has traveled to San Diego California to help install the service exhibit at the San Diego Expo. He departs Albuquerque New Mexico in May for the assignment.
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Albuquerque, . M
May
G. T. Ssendian
San Diego
San Diego Exposition
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