Amonett's and Record Win Openers in Softball
Amonett's defeated Mabie Lowrey 5 to 4 while The Record beat D A W 5 to 3 in opening softball games last night. Amonett's jumped to a 5 0 lead aided by Glover's homer as Mabie Lowrey rallied with runs in the 4th and 5th. The Record survived a late threat after D A W loaded the bases with no outs, holding on for the win. Frank Young of The Record had the longest hit, a clean triple amid fast fielding by both clubs.
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Amonett team awarded win after forfeit in pivotal softball game
Pete McCarter the official softball umpire stated that Mabie Lowrey forfeited last night’s game versus Amonett and thus Amonett would be credited with the victory regardless of the on field result. He noted Mabie Lowrey was not ready to play at the scheduled time.
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Last Night's Results From Local Meet
Amonett clocked an 8 and Mabie Lowrey posted a 9 for ninth, Record finished with 6, and D. A. V. scored 3 in the latest meet results from the local event.
Moseley Giants Change Tonight Schedule
Baseball doubleheader updates shift tonight games to tomorrow. Moseley’s game with CCC Giants will be played tonight instead of tomorrow while Lions Yankee clash moves to tomorrow. both are listed as 6:20 starts with other games at 6:30 7:45 and 9:00.
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Morgenthau on Stabilization and Currency Policy
Secretary Morgenthau argued the United States should stabilize rather than abandon gains, warning against a race to devalue. He credited Roosevelt monetary policy with rescuing the nation from chaos and stated the dollar’s gold content could be adjusted without international action.
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Baseball Scores From The National League
Associated Press notes Chicago tied Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati edged Boston 1. St. Louis beat New York 3 to 1 in 10 innings. Pittsburgh crushed Philadelphia 10 to 1.
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Detroit Defeats New York 3-0 as Other Games Postponed
Baseball scores show Detroit blanking New York 3-0 while Boston beats St. Louis 2-1. Philadelphia-Chicago and Washington-Detroit games postponed due to rain and wet grounds.
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American Association Columbus Triumph at Milwaukee
Columbus defeats Milwaukee 10 to 3 as three games are postponed due to rain and cold weather conditions. The compact schedule shift follows a day of steady precipitation and frigid winds impacting play across the league.
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Unlisted Scores From Newark to Toronto Contests
In the debut round, Newark defeated Montreal 5 to 0. Albany shutout Rochester 5 to 0, while Syracuse fell to Buffalo 4 to 3. Baltimore edged Toronto 4 to 3 in a tight match.
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Sports Scores From City League Standings Update
Atlanta beat Chattanooga 13 to 3 and Knoxville shutout Nashville 6 to 0. Memphis trailed 2 to 10 and Birmingham fell 1 to 11. Little Rock visits New Orleans as a doubleheader is scheduled for July 10 with no game played in the interim.
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Texas League Night Games Scores Report
Galveston defeated Fort Worth 3 to 1 while Houston beat Dallas 6 to 5. San Antonio Oklahoma City and Beaumont Tulsa games noted with wet grounds and rain delays.
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Farmers Meet to Praise Roosevelt Farm Program Rally in Washington backs AAA amid textile critic attacks
Farmers from more than 25 states gathered in Washington to defend the Roosevelt farm program. Organizers said delegates paid their own way or raised funds by passing the hat. Rep. Martin accused officials of inspiring the march. L. M. Lawson prepared a keynote address, with Secretary Wallace and AAA chief Chester C. Davis listed for speaking. Leaders hoped for a presidential greeting.
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R-Mass). L. M. Lawson
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Grazing Association Metes Tomorrow for Board Election
Southeastern New Mexico Grazing Association will convene in the district court room at ten tomorrow morning to elect a new board of directors and discuss matters connected with administering the Taylor Grazing Act. All association members and other stockmen interested in the act are urged to attend. the district includes Chaves, Eddy, Lea and Lincoln counties and parts of Guadalupe and De Baca.
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Future Olympic Champions
United States track stars look set to dominate in Berlin 1936 with Jesse Owens Eulace Peacock and Ralph Metcalfe leading sprint hopes. George Anderson may challenge them, Drake Relays highlights include Owens 9.5 seconds and 26 feet 1 1/4 inches broad jump, Graber’s 14 feet 5 1/2 inches pole vault world record, Torrance Cunningham Hardin Eastman noted. distance events may lean Europe.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
New Mexico Tax Returns for 1933 Fall Slightly
The Bureau of Internal Revenue reports 5,788 individual NM income tax returns filed for 1933, down from 5,980 the prior year. County totals list Bernalillo 1,454 and Albuquerque 1,451 among others, with Santa Fe showing 516 and 481 for two entries. Residents of other states total 8 and foreign residents 1.
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Schultz Jr to race FDR's son in Naval Academy regatta
Paul Schultz Jr the Plieb shell racing crew stroke at the U S Naval Academy will race against Harvard and Pennsylvania crews in Chesapeake Bay near Annapolis on May 25 with President Roosevelt refereeing. Roosevelt's son competes on the Harvard crew.
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Richards Will Be Unable Play Tennis
New York May 14 AP Vin cent Richards former Davis Cup player and professional since 1926 faces the end of tournament tennis after injuries from a recent auto crash. Hospitalized in Bronxville he explains the ulna bone is smashed and the wrist cannot rotate. He planned to cut back on tennis to focus on business and reflects on a long, storied career. Richards, 82, has been a top tennis figure for nearly two decades, winning the national doubles title at 15 with Big Bill Tilden.
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Richards
A Baseball Fan Expresses Himself
The Roswell Daily Record published a letter from an anonymous fan defending baseball support in the city. The writer argues that playful razzing of players by youths is part of sports culture and should not endanger the game, urging continued attendance and club support.
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Idaho Hires Ted Bank as New Gridiron Coach
Ted Bank, formerly Michigan star quarterback and Tulane head coach, directs spring practice as the new football mentor at the University of Idaho. Bank brings prominent college playing and coaching experience to the Vandals.
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Lobos Win Tennis Meet From Broncs
The New Mexico University tennis team defeated the Institute in a dual meet yesterday by taking both doubles matches after split singles. Deakins and Pooler beat Barker and Sullivan 6-0 4-6 6-2. Cutter and Hurt defeated Guy and McKay 9-7 3-6 6-2.
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Scottish Rite Reunion in Session at Santa Fe
Santa Fe May 14 AP Work in degrees from the fourth to 32nd are before teams of the 69th Scottish Rite Reunion in session here continuing until Thursday A class of 13 is taking the work.
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Rowe Dominates Yankees in Shutout Effort
Detroit pitcher Rowe silenced New York with a three to zero victory. He held the Yankees to four singles and backed by a two run homer from Gerald Walker, plus run scoring in the eighth, the Tigers moved ahead as Gomez was stifled. Other AL action saw Ferrell beat the Browns 2-1. National League highlights included Durocher's 10th inning homer giving the Cardinals a 2-0 win, Lee and Cubs topping the Dodgers 3-2, Blanton beating the Phillies, and Cin cinnati prevailing 3-1.
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Roswell Softball Rules Enforced by Umpire McCarter
Pete McCarter, chief umpire of the Roswell Softball Association, says time limit rules will be strictly enforced starting tonight. Games start at 6:30, 7:45, and 9:00. If a team is not ready, the game is forfeited to the ready opponent. if both are late, they may play but the game ends to allow the next start.
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Roswell Softball Association
Supreme Court denies rehearing in Gilbert case
Santa Fe May 14 AP State Supreme Court denied petition for rehearing of the judgment awarded J C Gilbert of Roswell against New Mexico Construction Co in a suit claiming carelessness in excavating broke a water main and caused a fire in Gilbert's house with no water to fight it The court sustained the district court decision awarding Gilbert damages Justice John C Watson wrote the denial concurring with Chief Justice Daniel K Sadler and District Judge Joseph L Dailey called in.
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Cadets Drop Polo Series at Claremore in Split Losses
The Oklahoma Military Academy defeated the New Mexico Military Institute in both polo games at Claremore Oklahoma. Saturday score was 7 to 4 and Sunday 14 to 2. The Cadets also lost two games to Oklahoma University at Norman.
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