Rookie Boken Hitting Hard For Senators
Rookie Boken has produced nine hits and nine RBIs in four starts since replacing an injured Myer. He sparked a 10-8 win over St Louis with a 22nd inning homer and sealed another win with a ninth inning single. Luke Sewell added four hits in two days as Washington moved ahead in the American League western invasion. Pirates defeated as Frankhouse and Braves offense dominated. Wet grounds and cold weather halted remaining major league games.
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NAMM AND OKLA POLO MEET AT INSTITUTE FIELD
The New Mexico Military Institute polo team will play the University of Oklahoma on Friday and Saturday at three o'clock. Admission is free. The matches will be held at the Institute polo field.
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Red Sox Acquire Brown and Ferrell To Boost Lineup
Boston, May 10 AP reports Tom Yawkey and GM Eddie Collins bought two players at a rumored $50,000 price and possibly more to lift the Red Sox. Lloyd Brown a left handed pitcher and Rick Ferrell catcher join from Cleveland via St. Louis Browns in a surprise trade while Mervin Shea heads to the team.
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Weather and baseball night slate across leagues
The report lists MLB National and American League games with weather as of late afternoon. Markets include New York at Chicago and Washington at St Louis with cloudy or rainy conditions and multiple game start times, plus Cleveland and Detroit with rain or clear skies as scheduled.
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New Mexico Military Institute Juniors Beat Record Carriers
The New Mexico Military Institute Juniors defeated The Record Carrier Boys 15 to 3 in a five inning game at the Institute field in Roswell yesterday afternoon. The Cadets hit the Record pitcher freely, scoring eight runs in the first inning before a late rally by The Record in the final frame added three runs.
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Recdra Want Ad Results Record Ad Listings
Rec d ra want ads show results for classified listings with items and notices. The page compiles advertisements and notices across categories including sales services and job blanks, reflecting reader submissions and local business solicitations.
Yesterday's Results From Washington St. Louis Game
The Associated Press reports yesterday's action with St. Louis defeating Washington by a score of seven to five in a tense contest. Key moments and standout performances highlighted the dramatic midweek matchup.
Weather Shifts Baseball Schedule With Several Postponements
Scores show Boston defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 6 while many games were postponed due to bad weather. Other results include Seattle 5 over Miami 14, Los Angeles 4, Oakland 1, Hollywood 11, Portland 2, San Francisco 4, Sacramento 6.
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Fort Worth and Oklahoma City Lead Scores in Regional Play
A compact score roundup lists Fort Worth beating Tulsa three to two games sequence Davlas.10 results show regional results with Houston edging Galveston and Beaumont claiming a five to two win over Oklahoma City while San Antonio and Fort Worth posted separate results.
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Toledo Beats Kansas City 3 2. Other Games Postponed
In a baseball or similar league update, Toledo defeats Kansas City 3 to 2 while all remaining games are postponed due to unspecified reasons, impacting schedules and standings.
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Southern Association Scores From Friday’s Doubleheader Action
In the Southern Association, Nashville beat Knoxville 6 to 3, Birmingham defeated Memphis 3 to 2, Chattanooga lost to Atlanta 2 to 5, and Little Rock and New Orleans battled to a 6 to 6 tie after 13 innings when the game was called due to darkness.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Notes
League leaders show Hartnett of the Cubs batting .384 with 28 hits and 20 RBIs, while Klein of the Phillies hits 10 doubles. P. Waner and Vaugh an of the Pirates lead triples with 3. Berger of the Braves and Hartnett share 5 homers. Carteton of the Cardinals posts 4 0 as Carteton, Meine of the Pirates 3 0 in pitching.
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Baseball leaders and players stats from 1930s era teams
Batting leaders show Schulte of the Senators hitting .497 and Chapman of the Yankees at .379. Gehrig leads runs with 24 for the Yankees, while Bishop has 19 for the Athletics. Gehrig and Foxx pace RBIs with 21. West and Schulte lead hits with 35.
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Barrack Briefs Showdowns and Schoolyard Quips
Barrack briefs tally E troop 22 demerits I troop 22 demerits L troop 25 demerits B troop 26 demerits G troop 2% demerits E troop 29 demerits A troop 34 demerits CC troop 38 demerits Hdgq troop 52 demerits F troop 195 demerits. Smoky skull moved to zoology. McCarthy rooming conflict with pigeon raising. First Classmen’s invitations praised. dance prep worries. Staged vignettes: eye health joke, golf, and tennis tallies. Cadet life notes and campus chatter conclude with 20 days to go.
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Dempsey Plans Exhibition Bouts With Baer and Schmeling
New York reports former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will box exhibitions with Max Schmeling at the German camp on Lake Swannanoa New Jersey in about ten days and then spar with Max Baer at Atlantic City a few days later as part of the lead up to the Schmeling Baer event on June 8.
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Navajos Face Dry Summer and Pray for Rain
Navajo communities in northwestern New Mexico and northeastern Arizona brace for a severe drought as elders conduct sacred rites at night to summon rain. Traders led by Roman Hubbell report dry washes at Ganado and Canyon de Chelly, with water shortages threatening crops and stock. Hubbell plans to urge Interior Secretary Ickes and Indian Commissioner Collier for water development aid.
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Border Meet At State U Saturday At UNM
About 1009 track and field athletes will compete in the second annual Border Conference meet at the University of New Mexico on Saturday. Arizona University Texas Tech and Northern Arizona Teachers will each send 20 men the maximum. UNM will enter 20 Tempe Teachers eight and New Mexico Aggies seven. Preliminary heats will be run in sprints and hurdles Saturday afternoon. Conference records may fall if weather stays favorable. Border conference officials will hold a morning business session.
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Babe Ruth to fete Passaic orphans after train save
Six Passaic New Jersey orphan boys who flagged a speeding commuter train near a washout will be guests of Babe Ruth at the Yankee Stadium on the team’s return from a road trip. Ruth telegrammed praise and invited the boys, who stood on the steps of the Passaic Orphan asylum, names listed as John Murdock Jacob Merlnnzek Rudolph Barsche Frank Mazzola Douglas Eleming and Michael Mazzola.
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Wrestling results from AP report across cities
The Associated Press notes several wrestling bouts with winners and scores across multiple venues. Jim Browning of Verona defeats Sam Stein in Newark while Ernie Dusek draws with Gino Garibaldi in Albany. Earl McCready submits Jack Taylor in Amuiet and Dick Shikat defeats Frank Judson in Philadelphia, with Londos and Paul Jones also mentioned in Lancaster and Texas bouts.
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Gandhi Begins Third Day of Fast Amid Fears for Life
In Poona on May 26 Mahatma Gandhi entered the third day of his three weeks fast under a physician's care. Fears for his life grew as he endured severe hunger pains. German Jewess Margaret Spiegel ended her counterfast and left Madras to plead with Gandhi to break the fast, hoping to compel him to yield on untouchability. Gandhi said the fast would continue for three weeks regardless of untouchability, to draw attention to India's deprived untouchables.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Showdowns Across Cities Reported
The Record notes several boxing results with fighters from Duluth St Paul Toronto and Seattle prevailing in bouts. Tommy Bland stopped Marty Stone while Billy Light and Harry Fierro also scored victories in respective matches.
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