Conference Meet to Be Held Here This Friday and Saturday
Track and tennis stars from N M M I defend New Mexico Conference titles at the spring meet in Roswell with a strong chance to extend their four straight track titles. Panhandle Aggies and others field solid squads as preliminaries start Friday at 2 30 and finals Saturday at 9 0 0.
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New Mexico Boxers to Represent 200th Coast Artillery
New Mexico boxers from Taos Albuquerque Taos Glorieta Clovis Silver City will represent the 200th Coast Artillery regiment at the anti-aircraft center training center tournament May 21 26. boxers include Martin Trujillo Jesse Trujillo Adonis Cordova Bennie Valencia Bob Rutledge Jim Richards Walter Gentry. The regiment has an enhanced athletic program with volleyball baseball bowling and table tennis led by Lieut Cash S Skarda and chaplain Howden.
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Adonis Cordova
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Bob Rutledge
Clovis
Jim Richards
Silver City
Walter Gentry
Lieut. Cash S. Skarda
Chaplain Howden
Aerial Maps Presented to Roswell Museum by Engineers
Jim Cooley announced that aerial maps from the Pecos River investigation will be prepared for display at the Roswell museum. The maps cover land along the Pecos from Alamogordo Dam north of Fort Sumner to the New Mexico Texas state line, created by HH M Stafford and Fred Scobey, engineers in charge.
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Anderson's Vote on Idle Ships Takeover Approved
Washington May 8 Rep Clinton Anderson voted with the majority as the House approved legislation 266 to 120 authorizing the President to seize idle foreign flag ships.
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Hank Greenberg Begins Army Service At Fort Custer
Hank Greenberg the former Detroit Tigers outfielder reported for his first day in the army at Fort Custer Michigan where he received his 15000th uniform. He greeted draftees with humor and may join the fifth division and likely the 11th infantry. baseball value estimated at 333 dollars per game but paid as 64 cents daily. He may play camp baseball after duties begin.
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Major League Leaders Report by the Associated Press
Batting leader Slaughter of St Louis at .398 plus top marks in runs Lavagetto and Camilli of Brooklyn with 20. Ott Camilli Nicholson lead the RBI count at 19. Slaughter N L hits 33 while Lavagetto Jurges and Danning pace doubles at 7. Moore of Boston tops triples with 4 and Camilli Brooklyn has 7 home runs.
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American League Batting Leaders and Key Stats
Travis of Washington leads with 32 hits and 464 at bats. DiMaggio of New York has 23 runs, Keller of New York 26 RBIs. Kellner of Cleveland and Travis share 8 doubles, Walker of Cleveland has 4 triples. Gordon of New York and York of Detroit each hit 6 home runs.
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Roswell Bowling Association to Hold Tournament
The Roswell Bowling Association will host a City Bowling Association tournament starting Monday May 19 with singles doubles and five member team events. Entries close May 16. The event will be conducted on a handicap basis.
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New Meat Case At Gross Miller's Store Brings Modern Refrigeration
Gross-Miller's installation of a Friedrich See-All meat case enters service today. The case, with four layer insulated glass and a single front panel, provides maximum meat protection and clear shopper visibility. Special attention is given to the meat department.
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Bowling league scores highlight close matches
P Corn rolled a 468 series and M Skaggs had a 183 high game as the Ladies League saw Roswell Drug take 2 of 3 from The Vogue. Will Lawrence won 2 of 3 against Purdy Furniture and LaMarr beat Dexter Hardware by the same margin. West Texas New Mexico League results show Wichita Falls 4, Amarillo 0. Pampa 9, Big Spring 6. Berger 7, Lamesa G. Lubbock 4, Clovis 3.
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Spring Basketball Practice Starts at Roswell High
Roswell High began spring basketball drills with coach Corn announcing plans to add baseball to the late spring athletics. Key player Ben Kelly will anchor the next Coyote squad at center, joined by Raymond Ayalla Glen Dennis Luther Lund O C Graves Bob Hall Bill Thompson W C Coleman Lyle Miller Tom Dresser Hubert Martin Jim Bruin and Tom Hoover. A May 21 practice game between Seniors and Juniors is slated.
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The Last Waner Leaves Pirates After 15 Years
The Waner brothers dynasty ends as Lloyd Waner is traded to Nick Strincevich after a 7 6 loss to the Braves in Boston. The Pirates also released Paul Waner last December while Big Poison Moe remains noted as a 338 hitter turned Dodger.
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Tobacco Growers Fight More Taxes
About 300 tobacco growers jammed the House Ways and Means Committee room to protest proposed tax hikes on tobacco products. A Greenville North Carolina spokesman urged taxing coffee tea and golf balls first and insisted all farmers be treated equally. He noted broad farmer backing and urged rejection of higher cigarette and cigar taxes while other income tax changes were discussed.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Network NL results update
Brooklyn edged St. Louis 4 to 3 while Boston defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 6. Chicago beat Philadelphia 1 to 2 and Cincinnati won 1 to 0 against New York.
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Baseball Game Scores Dense Inning Summary
New York defeated Cleveland 7 to 5 and Boston edged Chicago 4 to 3 with 11 innings played. Washington beat Detroit 4 to 2 while St. Louis overcame Philadelphia 6 to 5 in 14 innings.
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Arizona-Texas League games end in 11th inning heartrender
Bisbee nips Albuquerque 11 to 7 in eleven innings while El Paso edges Tucson 6 to 5. The doubleheader produced dramatic late scoring and close outcomes marking a lively day for the Arizona-Texas League.
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Toledo beats Milwaukee six to two in American Association clash
In a 12 inning game halted by darkness Toledo defeats Milwaukee 6 to 2. Indianapolis visits Minneapolis in rain while Louisville travels to St Paul with rain in the forecast.
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Baseball scores from Pacific Coast League games
In league results Seattle fell 0 to 4 as San Diego won 5 to 1. Portland defeated San Francisco 2 to 10. Oakland routed Sacramento 9 to 3. Hollywood edged Los Angeles 6 to 4.
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Texas League scores show Fort Worth Routed Beaumont
In a Fort Worth game Beaumont was defeated 19 to 0. San Antonio and Oklahoma City played to a 6 to 4 result in Shreveport. Dallas won 1 to 0 as Houston beat Tulsa 7 to 5.
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Southern Association Scores From Late Athletics Meet
Birmingham defeated Knoxville 9 to 2 and Atlanta beat Little Rock 3 to 1 in ten innings. Memphis routed Chattanooga 6 to 1 while Nashville triumphed 7 to 2 over New Orleans.
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Doyle shifts from Reds to Cards in tight pennant race
In New York on May 8 Jack Doyle, the Wizard of Odds, moves from the Reds to the Cardinals as they contend with the Dodgers and Reds for second place. Also noted are Noon Hour’s 12 to 1 upset at Churchill Downs and Cubs’ plan to acquire a Reds pitcher for Hank Leiber. Ben Bernie’s band will play at the Preakness testimonial for Earle Sande in Baltimore tomorrow.
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Recoup Department Follows Derbytown Cock Fight Report
Porters Cap faithful straggle back from Derbytown claiming partial refunds after a big cock fight near Louisville last Sunday. Birds from 11 states were entered.
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Louis Simon Encore Hangs On July 23
Sportswriter Mike Jacobs leans toward July 23 for the Louis Simon sequel. The Billy Herman deal figures drift between 20 000 and 65 000 dollars with AP citing about 50 000. Jimmy Wilson warns the Dodgers the Cardinals are tough and says they ride the bases hard and want to play football for keeps.
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Cardinals face steady diet of pills and meals
The item riffs on sports figures and social scenes with mentions of the Cardinals, Prothro, Phil Phillies, Billy Herman, Brooks, Leone's, jockey Wendell Eads, Eddie Arcaro, Warren Wright, and gifts. It notes a meal after a debut and a two hour handshake spree, and references golf and tennis books by Berg and Jacobs. It ends with Frank Grayson weighing in on Philly scribes.
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Baseball Stars Shine In Varied Sunday Showdowns
Yesterday's stars included Bill Lee of the Cubs pitching five hit ball against the Phillies and batting in two homers. Pee Wee Reese of the Dodgers contributed with eighth and ninth inning singles driving in the winning run against the Cardinals. Ted Williams of the Red Sox hit two homers, including an 11th inning shot to defeat the White Sox. Ernie Lombardi of the Reds hit the lone homer in a Reds Giants game.
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Phillies
Peewee Reese
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Cardinals
Ted Williams
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White Sox
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Giants
Speed A-Plenty At The Preakness
Pimlico is set for a fast Preakness pace with six or seven sprinters including Our Boots and Whirlaway. Front runners aim to open daylight before Kentucky Comet and the stretch kick. Our Boots clocks 1 38 for a mile between races, joining Dispose King Cole Ocean Blue as contenders for the mile and one eighth race with a $50 000 added purse.
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Warren Wright
Kentucky Comet
Ben Jones
Royce Martin
Yucca Theatre Honors Mothers With The Great Lie Show
Yucca Theatre marks Mother's Day with a special presentation of The Great Lie starring Bette Davis and George Brent. The film opens with a Saturday prevue, runs Sunday through Tuesday, and mothers aged 60 plus receive guest tickets at the box office before Mother's Day.
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No Miracle Teams In Baseball's Majors This Year
Baseball’s pennant races remain wide open with several upsets as the Cleveland Indians and St. Louis Cardinals stumble after long win streaks. Brooklyn Dodgers beat St. Louis 4-3 as Southworth shuffled pitchers, while New York Yankees top the Indians 7-5 on a rain-soaked diamond. Red Sox rally to edge White Sox 4-3 in 11 innings. Detroit falls to Washington 4-2. Browns outlast Athletics 6-5 in 14 innings. Reds squeeze Giants 1-0 on Lombardi’s single. Cubs blast Phillies 11-2. Tobin stars for Braves 7-6 over Pirates.
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