All Star Game Rosters Shaped With Rookies In Mix
New York May 23 AP A year ahead preview of the 1934 All Star game suggests rookies John Whitehead of the White Sox and Darrell Cy Janton of the Pirates will contend for spots. Managers may use judge discretion, with Lou Gehrig and Frankie Frisch among likely infield choices. The National lineup could feature Bill Terry Frankie Frisch Arky Vaughan Pepper Martin with Babe Ruth as a potential outfield hitter, while pitchers Hubbell Blanton Warneke and Mungo or Schwai cher are noted candidates.
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Clevelind
Lake-Front Municipal -Sta
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White Sox
Darrell
Cy) Janton
Pirates
Ley
Masterme
Frankie H
Cardinals
Mickey
Tigers
Pe cIab
Maid
Ater
Sintnife Foxx
Tne
Lou Géhrig
Yankees
Bill Terry
Frankie Bch
Arky Vaughan
Pepper Martin
Freddy Lindstrom
Cubs
Martin
Dick Bartell
Vaughan
Nationals
Joe Medwick
Mel Ott
Paul Waner
Carl Hubbell
Wemdrabie
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Blanton
Lon Warneke
Vati Mungo
Hal Schwiacher
Dean
Alt
Pickue
Bridges
Cali
Rowe
Wes Ferrell
Jim Delancey
Jimmy Wilson
Market Takes American League Lead With 9 1 Victory
City Market jumped ahead of Lions in the American League by winning 9 to 1. P Fresquez homered in the sixth as City Market built a five-run burst in the fifth to seal the win. Ayalla, Algalla, Waters, and Ball contributed for City Market while D A V beat Fairbank's 8 5, with Hendricks and Meeks producing key runs. The CCC Giants defeated The Record 11 6 to complete the night, Kendall and Hoover homering in the sixth.
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City Market
P. Fresquez
Ayalla
Algalla
Waters
Ball
Fairbank
D. A. W. Boys
Hendricks
Meeks
Tommie Thompson
A. W
Grubb
Fulbright
S. Whitehead
B. Daniel
CCC Giants
Giants
Kendall
Hoover
CCC
Pets
Kiwanis
Amonett
Moseley
Mabie-Lowrey
C. Giants
Fairbank’s
Yankees
Cooper
Shaws
Pitchers In Recent Trades Fail To Show
The Associated Press reports that pitchers from recent trades have not improved teams. Blaeholder and Earnshaw struggled in first starts for Philadelphia and the Dodgers, while Van Atta Fischer and Collins also failed to impress with new clubs. Walter Stewart stands out with Cleveland. The Giants beat Pittsburgh as Cy Blanton faltered. The Yankees swept Chicago and moved into a tie for second, while Cleveland and Detroit traded leads in their respective games. The Senators beat the Browns to stay within a half game of Detroit.
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Associated Press
Ivory
George Blaeholder
George Earnshaw
Carl Fischer
Russ van Atta
Phil Collins
Earnshaw
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Si Johnson
Don Brennan
van Atta
Yanks
Browns
Fischer
Detroit
White Sox
Collins
Cardinals
Phillies
Walter Stewart
Cleveland
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Giants
Pirates
Cy Blanton
Roy Parmelee
Blanton
Braves
Jesse Haines
Boston
Chicago
Joe Vance
Red Sox
Sox
Joe Cronin
Senators
Last Night Scores From City Market Card
City Market saw Lions A beat D A V 9 to 1 while Fairbanks 8 defeated CCC Giants 11 to 6 and Record N 6.
Kiwanis and Cooper's Basketball Schedule Fragments
A fragmented schedule lists Kiwanis versus Moseley at 6:30, Cooper's versus Battery A (A) by 7:45, and Amonett's versus CCC Giants at 9:00. The items reflect a local gym roster with competing teams and times, but no scores or venues are provided.
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Kiwanis
Moseley
Cooper’s
Battery A
Amonett’s
CCC
Baccalaureate at State College Sunday May 26 Commencement May 28
Activities for the forty second commencement at the New Mexico State College begin Sunday May 26 with Baccalaureate services in Hadley Hall where Reverend George J Weber of Albuquerque will give the sermon. At the exercises on May 28 seventy three seniors will receive bachelor degrees and two master of science degrees will be conferred to Ernest.
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State College
New Mexico State College
Hadley Hall
George J. Weber
First Congregational Church
Albuquerque
Ernest
Five seniors to receive summer degrees at Texas Tech
Wellington of El Paso and William Morrow of State College headline a summer session graduation. Dr Bradford Knapp president of the Texas Technological College will deliver the commencement address at 7 00 p m on the Questionberry athletic field. Robert Fincke valedictorian and Lo ree Kent salutatorian lead class day exercises at Hadley Hall Monday afternoon May 27. Alumni banquet Monday evening features Oscar Allen of Las Cruces as toastmaster with Dr Knapp giving the principal address. Dana Williams president of the Board of Regents and Dr H L Kent also on the program. banquet served in the college dining hall.
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Oscar Allen
Las Cruces
Knapp
Dana Williams
Board of Regents
H. L. Kent
Doan's Pills Key to Kidney Health Warned in 1934 Ad
An old 1934 advertisement warns that kidneys failing to pass 3 pints daily may clog 15 miles of tubules and cause acid poisoning. It cites bladder pain, backache, swelling, and fatigue as signals and promotes Doan's Pills from Foster Milburn Co as the remedy.
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Doan
Foster-Milturn Co
Baseball Scores from National League Report
National League results show Pittsburgh defeated New York 22 to 5, Cincinnati downed Brooklyn 4 to 1, Philadelphia beat St. Louis 2 to 3, while Boston at Chicago was postponed due to rain.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati D. Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baseball scores roundup from latest games
The results show Washington basting St. Louis 5 to 2 while Detroit defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1. Chicago crushed New York 13 to 5 and Cleveland beat Boston 12 to 5 in a day of decisive league play.
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St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Syracuse Triumph Over Newark In Three-Game Night
Syracuse defeated Newark 4 to 1 as part of a three-game slate, with Rochester edging Toronto 6 to 5 and Albany beating Baltimore 3 to 17. The results highlight close finishes and notable scoring bursts across the league.
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Syracuse
Newark
Rochester
Toronto
Albany
Baltimore
Southern Association Scores In Extras and Narrow Victories
In New Orleans Atlanta edged the hosts 5 to 4 in 11 innings, while Memphis beat Chattanooga 4 to 3. Little Rock defeated Nashville 5 to 6, and Birmingham won 7 to 6 at Knoxville.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Nashville
Birmingham
Knoxville
Local Baseball Results and Rain Postponement
Minneapolis beat Columbus 10 to 6 while Kansas City won 3 to 2 over Louisville. Milwaukee was blanked 0 to 9 against Indianapolis 1 to 10 as St Paul To led Toledo postponed due to rain.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul-Toledo
Sports Scores Chronicle Night Games and Standings
Numbers show Mission and Hollywood led Seattle 12 10 at San Francisco 7 Portland 11 Sacramento 9 in a night match. Los Angeles 2 beat Oakland 1 in a night game with final scores and venues noted.
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Hollywood
Seattle
San Francisco
Portland
Sacramento
Broncos to Open Season on New GridIron at NMM S Grounds
The new gridiron at N M M S in the northwest corner of the grounds, on the old baseball field site, is expected to be playable for the opening football game next fall. The Broncos will use it for seven home games in the first season.
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N.M.M.S
Broncos
Alumni Re Elect Phinizy President At Roswell Chapter
John Allen Phinizy was re elected president of the Roswell Chapter of the NMMS Alumni Association at a meeting last night. G T Watts was elected vice president and W W Phillips Jr secretary treasurer. A committee including Watts T L Gerdner Jr Bruce Poorbaugh and Phillips Jr was formed to organize the annual alumni party during the Institute finals.
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John Allen Phinizy
Roswell
N.M.M.S. Alumni Association
G. T. Watts
W. W. Phillips Jr
T. L.Gerd@ner Jr
Bruce Poorbaugh
Institute
Texas League Scores Reported Results
Texas League games recap with Houston losing 1 to 6 and San Antonio 2 to 4. Beaumont tallied 5 runs, Galveston 2, Oklahoma City 5, Dallas 4, Tulsa 6 and Fort Worth 4. A brief record want ads segment notes that ads bring results.
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Houston
San Antonio
Beaumont
Galveston
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Work Relief To Lead To Strikes
Washington May 23 AP Warned by nation leaders that work relief wages fixed by President Roosevelt may prompt strikes Harry L Hopkins moved to set up a board of business and labor to advise on the problem The board may be asked to suggest changes Hopkins authority could raise or lower schedules by 10 percent or reduce the number of projects The WPA stated monthly payments of 19 to 94 dollars are largely just and that the burden of proof rests on those seeking changes Coaches say new regulation would boost high school football by widening the offense and increasing scoring The forward pass behind scrimmage line and deception could strengthen running attacks requiring more alert defenses and altered pass plays
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Administrator
Business and Labor
Hopkins
National Federation
New Mexico Association
Wilferth
Changes in rules in New Mexico high school football
Albuquerque May 23 AP Forward passing behind the line of scrimmage will be permitted in New Mexico high school football this season. J M Wilferth of Springer, secretary of the State Association, announced the referendum favored by the National Federation rule.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
J. M. Wilferth
Springer
Wilferth
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
Referendum Bans Sweater Awards in High School Events
A recent referendum enacts a regulation prohibiting sweater awards to any high school pupil by schools or related organizations. The measure targets recognition prizes in school programs, outlining enforcement provisions and penalties for violations.
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