Major League Playoff Series Results From 1935 Open
AP reports the first major league postseason series of 1935 was unsettled by postponements. Western clubs led by Chicago White Sox and New York Giants won key games, while Tigers and Dodgers split outcomes. Giants and Dean brothers split two with St Louis, Hughes Cruz homered, and Pirates exploded 20–5 in Philadelphia. Cincinnati and Boston deferred a game for Rockingham Park race.
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Associated Press
Alleghenies
Invaders
Reds
Chicago
Ite Sox
New York Gits
Detroit Tigers
Paie Hhose
Athletics
Ted Lyons
Giants
Dean Brothers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Amonett's Gains First in National League After 7 2 Victory
Amonett's won their second straight, 7 2 over The Record, to seize sole possession of first in the National League. Nield Sanders pitched well, holding The Record scoreless until late. Hughes hit a 7th inning triple as Tankersley relieved Wooldridge. Lions explode for 16 8 over Yankees, Battery A edges Shaw's 10 8 after late rally.
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Tankersley
Wooldridge
Amonett
Hughes
N. Sanders
QC. Sanders
Young
Shaw’s
Melendez
Holloman
Shaw
Marshall
Clark
Nellis
Williams
Hodges
PWA wage rates to be lower in new program
Senator McCarran warned against a tentative draft from the four million dollar work relief program that would cut wage scales by about 30 percent. The plan, not yet to Roosevelt, would pay common labor 29 to 35 cents, semi skilled 50 to 60, and skilled 70 to 85 cents per hour, with monthly totals seen from 16 to 96 dollars, depending on zone and skill. He argued private industry seeks lower wages to compete with nations paying little.
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Washington
McCarran
D-New
Roosevelt
PWA
New York City
Senate
Japan
Russia
Hoover Attacks NRA Codes Over Economic Harm
In a strong critique, Hoover argues NRA codes stifle new business and raise costs, harming employment and living standards. He says government spending under the codes offers no real employment gains, and urges replacement with specific laws and stronger enforcement without broad federal control. He also cites pressure on free press and constitutional liberties under the codes.
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Hoover
New Mexico Bankers Meet Hosts Noted Officials
U S Comptroller of the Currency will speak at the New Mexico Bankers Association convention alongside William S. Myers governor of the Farm Credit Administration and Hugh K Harrell president of the Federal Land Bank of Wichita Roswell doctor A D Crile will discuss Ground Waters of the Rockies Floyd Childress president of the association will open with the president's annual address The program lists numerous bankers and committee members with an extensive schedule including entertainment and ladies events.
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O’connor
William S. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Washington, D. C
Hugh K. Harrell
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
A. D. Crile
Roswell
Rockies
Floyd Childress
New Mexico Bankers’ Association
New Mexico Bankers Association
Birg National Bank of Roswell
S. A. Jones
Citizens Bank of Clovis
Margaret Barnes
Albuquerque
A. E. Huntsinger
Citizens State Bank of Vaughn
LC. Becker
First National Bank of Belen
H. L. Boyd
Citizens State Bank of Springer
Arthur Johnson
First National Bank of Raton
W.S. Haston
American National Bank of
Silver City
O. M. Love
Albuquerque National Trust and Savings Bank of
H. H. Aull
First National Bank of Santa Rosa
J. F. T. O’connor
Bankers
Fred J. J. Paro
Mercantile Commerce Bank & Trust Co
St. Louis
G. K. Richardson
First National Bank
Amarillo
Texas
American Bankers Association
Childress
Rudolf S. Hecht
American Bankers Associations
New Orleans
Federal Land Bank
Kansas
A. D
Woman's Club
Cadet Corps
New Mexico Military Institute
Country Club
J. F. Hinkle
North
Missouri
E. A. Cahoon
J. E. Moore
W. A. Losey
80 000 Chicagoans Face Food Shortage Amid Tax Fight
Springfield, May 16 AP Leaders of the Democratic administration push an emergency sales tax raise from five to eight percent to fund relief for 1.2 million clients after four failed legislative votes. Governor Horner plans a new attempt next Tuesday as the Illinois Workers' Alliance calls a May 21 protest to defend bread and beans. By Friday 80,000 Chicagoans may be without food and eviction notices mount as relief payrolls halt after federal allotments were cut off.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Henry Horner
Illinois Workers’ Alliance
Chicago
Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
Trout Season Opening Date Stated May 20
Santa Fe notes confirm the trout season opens May 20, not May 19, with new licenses required as old ones expire March 31. Water conditions vary by region, with streams in the Chama and Jemez areas high but clear, Eagle Nest and Cimarron favorable, Pecos streams potentially good, and Mora region streams running high but easing toward May 20.
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Santa Fe
Department of Game and Fish Game
Elliott S. Barker
Warden
Chama
Chama Iver
Jemez Mountains
Friles
Santa Clara
Rio Grande
Cimarron
Pecos
East de Sangre de Cristo
Mora
Gila River Drainage Fishing Rebounds Inland Waters
The text notes that fish stocks were depleted last summer but recent plantings have replenished the supply. The Gila river drainage should be fairly clear and not too high. Streams including Mogolion West Fork Middle Fork Willow Creek White Creek White Water and other streams in the system will be in good fishing condition.
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Gila River
Mogolion
West Fork
Middle Fork
Gila
Willow Creek
White Creek
White Water
Last Night’s Baseball Scores Across Local Clubs
Lions defeated CCC Yankees 16 to 8 in A league action while Amonett’s beat Record 2 by 7 to 2. Battery A produced a 10 run output against Shaw’s 8 in another A league contest.
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Lions
CCC Yankees
Amonett
Battery
Shaw
Kiwanis and Cooper's Battle Schedule
The schedule lists 6 30 Kiwanis versus Mabie Lowrey at night game 6 30 heads up. 7 45 Cooper s faces Pups in an away matchup.
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Kiwanis
Mabie-Lowrey
Cooper’s
Pups
Protest Golf Rule on Babe Didrikson
In Houston on May 16 AP reports Texas Women's Golf Association protests against the United States Golf Association ruling on Babe Didrickson's amateur status. The TX association and former officers allege A M Reid made contradictory decisions and maintain Didrickson remains an amateur and eligible for state and national events.
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Houston
Texas
Babe Didrickson
Texas Women’s Golf Association
Babe
United States Golf Association
Miss Didrickson
A. M. Reid
C. A. Hillier
P. H. Scardino
Association
Reid
Hot Springs Woman Dies of Natural Causes
An autopsy on Mrs. Charles Bevels, a local campground operator in Hot Springs, New Mexico, concluded she died of natural causes. The examination was conducted after she died early yesterday, as reported by AP.
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Hot Springs
Causes Hot Springs
N. M
Charles Bevels
Fred Leslie
NM State College to award four tennis letters this season
Four members of the New Mexico State College tennis team will receive letters this season. Recipients are Robert DeBuck Gallup Caesar Arroyo El Paso Hubert Jeffus Lordsburg and William Colt Gran Quivira. Letters mark the sport as a recognized minor activity alongside boxing wrestling and rifle marksmanship.
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Las Graces
N. M
New Mexico State College
Robert DeBuck
Gallup
Caesar Arroyo
el Paso
Hubert Jeffus
Lordsburg
William Colt
Gran Quiviera
College Athletic Council
Corley
Anthony George
L. F. Pratt
Woodrow Miller
Carl Eminger
Merrill Thompson
Elton Bresenham
William Hanson
Bresenham
Miller
Eminger
Hanson
Breesnham
Martin Cambell
Southwestern High
Las Cruces
Albuquerque
Mesa
Arizona
Tucson
Phoenix
el Paso High
Austin High
Las Cruces Country Club
Autopsy Details Outline Death in Unknown Cause Case
Dr. Leslie led the autopsy assisted by Dr. Willis Waite of El Paso. Earlier the coroner's jury returned a verdict that death was from causes unknown.
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Leslie
Willis Waite
el Paso
Yesterday's Stars AP recap of top players
Arky Vaughan of the Pirates drove in six runs and scored three in a win over the Phillies, adding a home run and a double. Ted Lyons of the White Sox blanked the Athletics with three hits. Augie Galan of the Cubs collected five hits in a doubleheader against Brooklyn. Charley Ruffing of the Yankees held the Tigers to no runs with six hits, contributing a double and the first run. Hughey Critz of the Giants and Paul Dean of the Cardinals starred as Critz hit two homers in game one and Dean allowed five hits with seven strikeouts to win the nightcap. Al Wright of the Indians homered, tripled, and added a long fly against the Senators, driving in three.
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Giants
Hughey Cruz
Dizzy Dean
Brother Paul
Ae Louis
Jim Collins
Tigers
Yankees
Red Cock
TBS
Young Wee -Ullivan
Pigueland
Chicago
Eit
Washon
Wright
Boston
St. Louis
Indians
Dodgers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Grim
Cubs
Dazzy Vance
Charley Root
Brooklyn
Pirates
Philadelphia
Gus Suhr
Woody Ansen
Arky Vaughan
Vaughan
Cincinnati
Phillies
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Athletics
Augie Galan
Charley Ruffing
Hughey Critz
Paul Dean
Cardinals
Critz
Dean
al Wright
Senators
Murder charge filed against truck driver in New Mexico
Albuquerque, May 16. The district attorney filed murder and manslaughter charges against Benjamin Franklin Sheever, a logging truck driver, in connection with the death of 3.¢ Graham who was fatally stabbed at a Porter dance last Saturday night and died Sunday in a local hospital.
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Albuquerque
N. M
District Attorney's Office
Benjamin Franklin Sheever
Graham
Porter
Baseball Scores From National League Report
National League results show Chicago 8 to 1 over Brooklyn 4 to 3 over St. Louis 1 to 4 and New York 4 to 1. Pittsburgh led Philadelphia with 20 runs while Cincinnati Boston race meeting postponed.
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Associated Press
National League
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsborgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Night baseball scores show lopsided results across league
The standings highlight Philadelphia 0 Chicago 5 and New York 4 Detroit 0 while Washington 4 Cleveland 5 reflects a tight series. Boston St Louis game was postponed due to wet grounds, delaying action across the schedule.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
American Association Scores Reported for Midwest Games
Box scores show Louisville 7 at Minneapolis 14, Columbus 3 at Milwaukee 9, Indianapolis 5 at St. Paul 6, with Toledo Kansas City game postponed due to rain and cold weather.
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American Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
International League Scores From A Busy Day
Syracuse defeated Buffalo by 9 to 3 while Baltimore won 4 to 2 over Toronto. Albany topped Rochester 6 to 5 as Montreal edged Newark 5 to 4.
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Syracuse
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Albany
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Southern associations results from night games
The Southern Association played with multiple results including Atlanta 4 Chattanooga 3, Little Rock 3, New Orleans 6 Memphis 10, Birmingham 4, Knoxville 4, and Nashville 5 in a night game context.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Knoxville
Nashville
Scores reported from recent baseball games
Portland defeated San Francisco 16 to 9 while Seattle beat Los Angeles 7 to 5. Hollywood edged Sacramento 16 to 1 and Oakland won 13 to 1 over the Missions.
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Portland
San Francisco
Seattle
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Sacramento
Missions
Oakland
Postponed Texas League Games Due to Weather
The Texas League schedule shows Iveston-Oklahoma City, Beaumont-Fort Worth, and Dallas-Houston postponed because of weather. No rescheduled dates announced yet.
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Iveston
Oklahoma City
Beaumont-Fort Worth
Dallas-Houston
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