Cadet relay nets conference record in NM track meet
The NM Institute Broncos won their fourth straight New Mexico Conference track title, edging Panhandle Aggies 69 to 66 as the cadet mile relay clocked 3 minutes 23.3 seconds, 6.7 seconds faster than the old league mark. Patterson led Panhandle with four wins, Loy led NM I in the jumping events, and the meet featured multiple conference records and close team action.
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New Mexico
Aggies
New Mexico Highlands University
Normal University
New Mexico College of Mines
Alexander
Ilm
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Cramer
Harry Patterson
Panhandle Aggies
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Loy
Patterson
Mie
R. R. Brown
Tk Institute
Aul Heaton
Ppanhandle
H-Highland
Miners
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Allmand
Barnard
Smith
Newcomer
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Wilson
Dodgers Beat Cubs As Herman Sparks 4-1 Win
Billy Herman rejoined the Dodgers and sparked a 12 hit attack to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-1. He went 5 for 5 in a standout display after moving from the Cubs, helping Brooklyn extend its lead to two games over the idle Cardinals. Whit Wyatt won his sixth straight.
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United Press
Billy Herman
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Dodgers
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Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Whit Wyatt
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Max West
Bama Rowell
Eddie Miller
Babe Dahlgren
Graves
Bill Lehrman
Giants
Johnny Cooney
Boston
Roswell High seniors receive letterman sweaters at assembly
Roswell High School seniors were awarded sweaters for the first time at an assembly led by Coach Corn last Friday. The photo includes Dick Brenneman, Glen Haley, Frank Joyce, Warren Cobean, LeRoy English, Johnnie Cowan, and George DeShurley, with two more seniors not present. Brenneman and Cowan earned basketball letters while English Joyce and Cobean earned football letters. sleeve stripes mark multiple letters.
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Roswell High School
Coach Corn
Dick Brenneman
Glen Haley
Frank Joyce
Warren “Buster” Cobean
LeRoy English
Johnnie Cowan
George DeShurley
Robert Dennis
Lorenzo Burciago
Joyce
Cobean
Brenneman
Haley
Cowan
Couriers
American Cafe Reopening Date Announcement
Monday's Record will announce the reopening of the American Cafe after remodeling and improvements. Advertisements for the reopening will run in the same issue. CHEYENNE Wyoming May 10 By proclamationHospital Day will be observed in Wyoming next Monday with hospitals open to visitors marking the 9th birthday of Florence Nightingale.
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American Cafe
Cheyenne
Wood
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Nels H. Smith
Wyoming
Florence Nightingale
Deadline Tonight For Qualifying In City Golf Tourney
Today is the final day to qualify for the annual city championship golf tournament at the municipal course. Verne Spec Stewart leads medalist hopes with 73 while a large field is expected. earlier qualifiers include LeRoy McKnight 91 Wilbur McKnight 81 E E Winter Jr 90 and others. Phone your classified to No. 11.
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Verne “Spec” Stewart
Southwest
LeRoy McKnight
Wilbur McKnight
E. E. Winter, Jr
Joe Massey
R. Herring
H. E. Miner
P. Webb
R. Shelton
F. I. Kard
C. Holloman
C. Matthews
Jim Rallis
R. Lively
G. W. Caughron
C. Ball
B. M. Keohane
Tom White
J. Minton
E. Amonett
G N. Nickson
Pickle Nickson
Ee Blythe
J. T. Hawkins
G. K. Richardson
Cadets Sweep Sooner Baseball Series In Oklahoma
Cadets defeated the University of Oklahoma 7 to 2 at Norman to complete a two game sweep. The team will play three more games on their Oklahoma invasion, facing Oklahoma Military Academy at Tulsa and Claremore, then Tulsa’s Freebooters.
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Holman
Southern Hills Country Club
Tulsa
Oklahoma Miliary Academy
Freebooters
Academy
Claremore
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From The United Press
National League results show Boston sweeping New York in two games with margins of 9 to 8 and 22 to 11. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 4 to 12 while Chicago routed Cincinnati 17 to 5. St Louis vs Pittsburgh postponed due to wet grounds.
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Myril Hoag
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Thornton Lee
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Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Nelson Potter
A’s
Mickey Vernon
Frankie Hayes
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
WL Pet
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Aouwis
Ae Ee
New York
Ammayone Ng. Ee
Whirlaway Captures Preakness in Brilliant Sweep
Whirlaway, the Calumet colt, won the 51st Preakness Stakes in Maryland, following his Kentucky Derby triumph. King Cole finished second with Our Boots third, Porter’s Cap fourth. Whirlaway earned 49,365 dollars with lifetime earnings rising to 194,691 dollars and potential prize money still ahead.
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Whirlaway
Calumet Farm
Ogden Phipps
King Cole
Woodvale Farm
Our Boots
Porter
New York
Royce Martin
Toledo
Ohio
Cap
Kansas
Curious Coin
Ocean Blue
Rain Sidelined New York Boston Contest Schedule
Baseball score snippet shows rain postponement affecting New York Boston. In other games Philadelphia and Detroit Chicago matchups referenced with partial inning counts and player names Masterson Hayes Potter Marchildon Anderson Zaber Ferrell Lee Kesn Trout Tebbetts Milnar Heving Hemsley Harris Trotter Grube.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Marchildon, Potter and Hayes
Masterson
Anderson, Zaber and Ferrell
Bar Bell Club To Meet As Usual After Fire
Roswell Bar Bell Club will hold regular practices behind Moseley s cafe despite a fire at Moseley s Cafe not injuring the gymnasium. Manuel F Moseley announced the continued schedule on Saturday.
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Bar Bell Club
Moseley
Roswell Bar Bell Club
Manuel F. Moseley
Home Grown Head Lettuce Sweet and Tender
Andersons Gardens advertises home grown head lettuce praised as sweet and tender in a brief ad noting fresh produce availability and local farming appeal.
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Andersons Gardens
Football star Aganski picks sewing and cooking courses
Gunnison Colorado May 10 Judy Aganski a Rocky Mountain conference guard at Western State College pursues sewing and cooking classes alongside history English and algebra. The Tonawanda New York native quips about finding a wife who can cook and sew while noting his appetite for preparing meals and biscuits. He jokes that a man never can tell about marriage prospects.
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Colo
Ucp
Judy Aganski
Western State College
Rocky Mountain Conference
Tonawanda
N. Y
Rudy
Roswell Faces Cottonwood in Fairgrounds Game
Roswell meets Cottonwood at the fairgrounds this afternoon at 9:30. Cottonwood, beaten 2 to 0 by Artesia, faces Roswell which lost 20 to 4 to the same club two weeks ago. Manager Tim Wheeler assigns Richardson to pitch with a lineup including Emerson Todhunter, Wheeler, Clark, Proffit, Fulbright, Jeickle, Haines, Surlee. Reserve players Hines, Martin, Lea, Haley. Bristo and Storm are sidelined with broken fingers and hands.
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Cottonwood
Roswell
Fairgrounds
Artesia Club
Tim Wheeleer
Richardson
Emerson Todhunter
Tim Wheeler
Troy Clark
Doyle Proffit
Wil, Fulbright
James Eickle
Marvin Haines
John Surlee
A. Hines
Bob Martin
Glen Lea
Glen Haley
Class Bristo
Ham Storm
Roswell Mexican Ball Club Plays At Artesia Today
La Mexicana baseball club of Roswell meets Artesia at Artesia field at 2 30 this afternoon. Gonzales will pitch and Montoya will catch.
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Roswell
Artesia
la Mexicana Baseball Club
Artesia Club
Artesia Field
la Mexicana
Gonzales
Montoya
Flood Waters and snowpack raise Rio Grande flood fears
The middle Rio Grande Conservancy District boosted levee work in Espanola as a 36 hour flood warning was issued. April snow and rainfall across New Mexico pushed water storage and runoff toward Pecos and Rio Grande reservoirs, with forecasts warning of high water through June and heavy melt in Chama and Jemez basins.
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Rio Grande Conservancy
Weather Bureau
Albuquerque
Rio Grande
Chama
New Mexico
N. M
Erle Hardy
San Juan
Gila
Pecos
Hardy
Red Bluff
Tex
Colorado
el Vado
Alamogordo
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Northwest
San Juan River
Farmington
Trojans Defeat California Bears in dual track meet
University of Southern California defeated Stanford 95 to 36 in the annual dual meet at Stanford. USC swept 12 firsts led by Bob Peoples who set a meet javelin mark of 229 feet 7 inches. LeRoy Weed also starred with 4 15.5 in the mile. Stanford won in two events, the two mile, discus and broad jump, with Aubrey Seed edging Herm Stanfill in the two mile and Gene Kern leaping 23 feet 9 1/4 inches in the broad jump.
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Stanford University
Calif
University of Southern California
Pitch Johnson
Stanford
Bob Peoples
Trojan
LeRoy Weed
Jim Malone
Franklson
Aubrey Seed
Herm Stanfill
Gene Kern
German Alien With Ship Plans Arrested in San Francisco
Police said Frederick Reis, a German alien, was arrested after discovery of three sets of ship plans and blueprints for ships under construction at Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation yards in San Francisco on May 10.
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FBI
Reis
George Kaufman
Kaufman
Mason Clingan Company, Steel
San Francisco
Frederick Reis
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Cadets Great And Lusk To Play Today For Singles Title
New Mexico Military Institute retains the New Mexico Conference tennis championship as cadets Bobby Grege and Joe Lusk reach the singles final. They meet at 9 AM in a best of five sets. Gregg, from Calexico, defends the title. Lusk, from Carlsbad, was last year’s state high school champion. Eastern New Mexico College wins the doubles title as Lusk and Stauffer lose 5 sets to McKinney and Fox. Gregg returns from a four week illness to reach the singles semifinals, and coach is Capt. Paul Horgan.
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New Mexico
Eastern New Mexico College
Bobby Grege
Joe Lusk
Gregg
Calexico
Calif
Lusk
Carlsbad
Stauffer
McKinney and Fox
Portales
Fox
McKinney
Paul Horgan
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