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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
2
Mabie-Lowrey wins 3-0 over Moseley s in a well played softball clash. Burnsworth drives in the first run after a first inning double as Mabie-Lowrey builds a lead then holds off Moseley s threats. Final score 3-0 with Burnsworth and Harrell on the mound for Mabie-Lowrey.
Last night the Pups defeated Battery A 11 to 9 while CCC Giants tied Mabie Lowrey 3 to 3 and Moseley blanked another opponent 0 to 0 in a late league column noting results and standings.
At 6:30 City Market faces Lions in a bi 4d DAV affair while Fairbank hosts at 9:00 as Record challenges CCC Giants in a playoff game. Both events spotlight local teams and decisive late-season outcomes.
In a two hour and 44 minute National League clash, the Phillies beat the Cardinals 7-6 after bench warnings and brawling incidents. Dizzy Dean and Bill Delancey clashed with umpire intervention, while Lobert was ejected. Giants Dodgers and Braves won as West division foes faltered.
The Associated Press reports NL results with New York and Pittsburgh at 4, Brooklyn 9, Cincinnati 1, Boston 4, Chicago 1, Philadelphia 7, St. Louis 6. Six games listed with varied scores.
Chicago lops New York 3 to 2 while Boston defeats Cleveland 7 to 2. St Louis at Washington and Detroit at Philadelphia were postponed due to rain.
American Association games highlight Minneapolis 7 Columbus 6 and Kansas City 8 Louisville 0. Milwaukee 6 at Indianapolis and St Paul 3 at Toledo 5 with three night games noted in the column.
Syracuse defeated Newark 7 to 4 while Rochester lost to Toronto 5 to 6 and Montreal beat Buffalo 12 to 10 in the night game with Albany edging Baltimore 11 to 6.
A compact notice notes successful results from targetted want ads in the Major Leagues area. It highlights that specific listings yielded responses and actions, reflecting effective local advertising and engagement with readers.
Knoxville leads Birmingham 7 to 3 as Memphis posts a 0 and Chattanooga 4. Two night games see New Orleans 8 over Atlanta 2 and Nashville 3 to Little Rock 1.
Missions 9, Hollywood 8. Los Angeles 14 at Oakland 5. Seattle 8 at San Francisco 0. Portland 14, Sacramento 4.
Houston defeated Beaumont 3 to 2 while Oklahoma City won 5 to 3 over Fort Worth. Galveston edged San Antonio 4 to 3 and Trisa cruised past Dallas 3 to 2 in a set of compact contests reflecting a busy regional schedule.
A series of recent results shows Omaha defeating Des Moines 9 to 3 while St. Joseph fell to Sioux City 7 to 3. Rock Island posted an 8 to 7 win over Keokuk and Davenport beat Cedar Rapids 6 to 5.
New York stocks held steady amid a fresh chapter in the soldier bonus controversy as President read his veto message to Congress. Market activity was mixed with some profit taking, bonds in a narrow range, and foreign exchange little changed. Major gainers included Union Pacific and American Tobacco, while several leaders like Allied Chemical and Columbia Pictures ceded recent advances.
Grain quotes from Chicago show May wheat at 9 3/8, July 9 90, September 90 3/4, December 92 5/8. Corn May 87 3/4, July 1 1/8, September 74 5/8, December 66 1/8. Oats May 44 1/8, July 36 5/8, September 34 1/4, December 36. Rye May 51 3/4, July 51 3/4, September 53, December 56 1/8. Barley May 52, July 56, September 52. Lard May 13.45, July 13.590, September 13.57. Bellies May 16.90, July 16.85.
A scanned list of assorted stock and bond tickers with closing figures and fractional shares. Includes Alum Co Am, Amn Cyan B, Am Fen P Warft, Amn G&E, Am Sup Pow, Ark Nat Gas A, City Sve, Cons Cop Min, Cord Corp, Cusi Mex, El Bonds & Share, Ford Mot Ltd, Gulf O Pa, Hecla Min, Humble Oil, Lib McN & Lib, Newmont Min, Nia Hud Pow, Penn Road, Swift & Co, Texan Oil, Trans Cent Air, Unit & Pow A, Unit Verde, among others.
New Orleans spot cotton closed steady with unchanged quotations as sales reached 1,875 bales. Middling grade quoted at 12.50 cents per pound.
Kansas City averages for hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep. Hogs top 9.40 per 210-240 lb, sows 275-500 lb. cattle 4,006 head with varied weights and prices from 6.50 to 13.75. calves 900 head with steers 10.00-13.75 and heifers 9.00-11.50. sheep 16,000 head with lambs 7.00-8.75 and ewes 2.75-3.75.
In Boston on May 22, price trends for wool moved upward across grades. Territory wools remained in demand with 645 and finer French combing lines securing 65 to 68 cents on a bulk basis, while short French combing wools brought about 62 to 65 cents.
In New York on May 22, cotton prices fell as liquidation and foreign selling pushed July from 12.04 to 11.88 and December from 11.80 to 11.64. The market faced 10 to 21 point losses before late buying and covering steadied it. May 142.01. July 12.06. October 11.80. December 11.85. January 11.88. March 11.93. Spot steady middling 12.45.
Treasury 4 1/4s traded at 47-52 with 116.20. Home Owners 4s quoted at 51 and 100.30. Federal Farm Mortgages 49 at 102.5. Federal Farm Mortgage 3 1/4s at 64 and 103.28.
The commencement exercises were held last night for F. school with graduates Carroll Anthony, Mary Elizabeth Barnes, Harmon G. Basham, Harold D. Basham, Delbert T. Boggs, Roger Burke, Mary Sue Hall, Mary Evelyn Hickson, E. J. Mason, Eston A. Pack, Cecil A. Pelts, Maxine A. Pickering, Pauline Rogers, Hazel J. Stephens, Bessie A. Thompson and Bennie Waggoner. East Grand Plains and Caprock schools graduate tonight and Berrendo tomorrow night.
New York tennis critics say Helen Wills Moody remains at peak form after a 75 minute practice match with pro Frank Bonneu at the River Club. They note her powerful forehand and backhand and say her back injury is cured. Moody leaves for England to play two minor events then Wimbledon.
In Kent Ohio, Fritzie Zivic halted Eddie Adams in eight rounds at 147 pounds. In Elizabeth New Jersey, Mookie Goldman fought to a six round draw with A Zappala at 169 pounds.
Alamogordo New Mexico May 22 AP temporary reorganization of the old Southern New Mexico Association was effected by representatives from Roswell Artesia Cloudcrest Tularosa Mescalero and Alamogordo at a meeting here yesterday Dr F B Evans Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce president was named temporary chairman and R T Spence was chosen secretary permanent organization to be completed at a near future meeting.
Los Angeles May 22 AP Hundreds of people rushed into the harbor district after an underground lake of pure gasoline was discovered Chief Ralph Scott said the vast deposit could not be explained by seepage from nearby tank farms The theory of deep self distilling oil deposits near Signal Hill was also considered Scott warned the fire hazard was enormous and acute.
Three acquitted, he was sentenced to serve five years in the state penitentiary by Judge Harry L. Patton who heard the case. The trial of Arthur Anderson and B H McCarter charged with exposing poisonous substances is underway this afternoon, with M D Lawrence driving while intoxicated slated for today. The Ullrich v Mabie Lowrey Hardware civil case was dismissed leaving no cases to hear tomorrow. Gomez v Senn regarding Miguel Gomez death is set for Friday and Armijo v Jeffries set for Saturday.
Albuquerque May 22 AP A meeting of the San Juan Rio Grande water league urged a complete survey of the San Juan Basin water resources. San Juan residents indicated willingness to back the San Juan Rio Grande diversion project. Gov Tingley requested $50,000 for a project survey and asked the federal government to earmark $8,000,000 for the diversion effort.
In Las Vegas New Mexico May 22 two defendants Frank Angel and Francisco Gonzales were granted a venue change to Mora county for their grand larceny case involving beef from a transient camp store room. The affidavit seeking disqualification of Judge Dan Armijo was withdrawn.
Boston overcame a five run deficit to defeat the Cleveland Indians 12 to 5. Wes Ferrell earned his sixth win of the season as the Red Sox offense exploded with timely hitting and power.
Marriage licenses were issued this morning to Burris Wilson and Nada Summers, both of Roswell, and yesterday afternoon to Ellis Crawford and Mildred Eldridge, both of Roswell.
Mr and Mrs J D Hearn of 204 W Alameda returned to their home in Topeka Kansas from S B A Hospital yesterday afternoon Mrs Hearn remains confined to bed following operations and the trip.
In Mexico City the United States defeated China to kick off its revamped tennis team era. Debutants Gene Mako Bryant Grant Jr. and Donald Budge led the young squad as they defeated the Chinese stars, signaling renewed hopes to reclaim the international trophy from England.
The institutes and Roswell high schedule nine and ten games respectively. Bronco home slate includes seven of nine with changes to the Bronco Aggie game moved to November 2. Roswell Coyotes expect a strong team with returning lettermen Clifton Holloman Gilbert Aragon Harry Witt and Prentice Mis among others.
Albany report shows George Zaharias 21 drew with Gino Garibaldi 216 in a 8 fall split. New Haven notes Ed Don George 220 defeated John Katan 215 with Katan disqualified for two falls split. Sioux Falls covers Big Bad Well 222 of San Francisco defeating Norl Jerlstrom 220, first fall won second drawn. Pat McClary 275 defeated Floyd Jones 235 with one fall won and second drawn.
Yesterday's box scores note Ray Radcliff of the White Sox belted an eighth inning homer to beat the YanKEES. Babe Ruth helped the Braves edge the Cubs with a timely homer. Lou Chiozza drove in two and scored once for the Phillies off Cardinal pitching. Van Mutga and Dutch Leonard split duties for the Dodgers in a win over the Reds. Giants attackers contributed with a read Giants' attack on Pirates. Fred Ostermuetler and Red Sox pitchers supported a seven hit victory over the Indians.
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