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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1933

Page

2

Roswell Giants Lose First Game 9 to 5 Sunday

Artesia and Hagerman combined to defeat Roswell 9 to 5 as pitcher McCormick limited Roswell. Herne led hitting with three of four including two triples and a base hit. Burch homered for Artesia with three hits. Roswell fans urged support as the local squad, young and fast, plans a trip to Portales next Sunday.

Artesia Hagerman Heewell McCormick Jesia Portales Keith Arnold Bowen le ‘Roberson Burch Mpton George Wren Pirtle Anderson Roswell

Weekend sports roundup with scattered results and notes

A weekend packet of scores and notes includes New York Ruth tying Gehrig for American lead with three homers, Southern Illinois holds 4 A title lead at 45 points, Army and other teams in various championships, Vines over Catgruaza in Washington, Hicks wins Metropolitan title over Orcutt, and Navy varsity rowing results. Multiple regional items cover track, rowing, and tennis standings with brief outcomes.

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Babe Ruth Keeps Yankees Alive With Bat In Double Win

Babe Ruth led the New York Yankees to a double victory over the Chicago White Sox, homering in the opener and delivering a key single and later scoring as the Yankees extended their AL lead. Ruth tied Lou Gehrig for the league lead with nine homers, while other major league results shifted standings across divisions.

Yesterday's Stars Shine in League Action Across Parks

Hack Wilson of the Dodgers belted two doubles and a single against the Giants. Red Sox pitcher Bob Weiland and Indians slugger Joe Vosmik each produced strong showings across two games, with Weiland limiting Cleveland to six hits and Vosmik tallying six hits in two games. Lon Warneke of the Cubs allowed seven hits to the Braves in the second game and added a double and a single. Babe Ruth blasted three homers and two singles in two games versus the White Sox. Eppa Rixey of the Reds shut out the Pirates while allowing five hits in the second game to even the doubleheader. Dave Harris of the Senators tripled in the eighth to spark a four-run rally against the Athletics. Ernie Orsatti of the Cardinals drove in four with two doubles and a single against the Phillies.

Ruth Yankee Stadium Yanks Chicago White Sox Quth Milton Gaston Red Faber Lou Gehrig Philadelphia Athletics Cleveland Indians A’s Washington Indians Boston Red Sox Senators Rube Walberg Philadelphia Cleveland Bob Weiland Oral Hilderbrand St. Louis Browns Elon Hogsett Detroit St. Louis Cardinals Phillies Flint Rhein Philly Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants Carl Hubbell Chicago Cubs Boston Braves Cincinnati Timely Lonnie Warneke Reds Pittsburgh Eppa Rixey Jinx Bucs Red Lucas Associated Press Hack Wilson Giants Red Sox Joe Vosmik Weiland Vosmik Lon Warneke Cubs Braves Babe Ruth Yankees Whitesox

Warneke Narrowing Lead in National League Team Run

At Chicago May 29 AP wire Len Warneke trails Carl Hubbell by under 800 votes in the NL selection to oppose the AL stars at Comiskey Park July Warneke 16 294 Hubbell 15 702 Dick Bartell Phillies and Floyd Vaughan Pirates remain close for the shortstop spot Bartell leading Vaughan 9 583 to 7 564

Chicago Len Warneke Carl Hubbell New York Comiskey Park Cuhurler Hubbell Dick Bartel Phillies Floyd Vaughan Pittsburgh

Fatal crash narrows field at Indianapolis 500

Forty two cars prepared for the 500 mile speedway classic in Indianapolis as a fatal crash yesterday claimed drivers William Denver and Bob Hurst. The wreck occurred when the ill fated car crashed through the outer wall and burst into flames. Denver died from a broken neck and skull fracture while Hurst perished in the blaze. Rain halted time trials with 44 drivers already over 100 mph. A 48 minute late qualifying period was set, and broadcast of the race was canceled.

Indianapolis America William Denver Audubon Bob Hurst al Aspen Philadelphia Denver

Hagerman News Roundup of Local Social Events

Hagerman readers hear of Miss Pierce leaving for Carlsbad and a summer stay with Mrs Walton, various visits from Artesia Carnegie and Roswell residents, school outings, church studies, Missionary Zone gathering in Roswell, and community club meetings. Attendees included Mses Cowan Mason Fauslin Bullock Stine and others with notes on birthdays, prizes, and a Lattion bus outing for fourth graders.

Miss Pierce Carlsbad Simons Artesia Henrichson Hardy Dardis Carnegie Myna Bennett Alantogordo Peggy Harrison Alamogordo Mabel Cowan Cowan C. W. Curry C.G. Mason Archaeological and Historical Society Roswell Mason M. D. Menoud Latta Waldron Lake Arthur Little Miss Waldron Hagerman Missionary Zone Reswell South Tom McKinstry John Campbell China Pierce I. C. Club Frank Fauslin Bauslin Oscar Bullock Mmes Campbell Gehman Heitman Holloway Henrickson F. D. Menoud iStme Utterbach Hedges Bullock

Why Pacific Coast athletes win dominates eastern meet

New York reports Dean Cromwell explains the west coast’s track supremacy after Southern California’s fourth straight Intercollegiate A.A.A.A. championship. He cites a longer outdoor season and greater improvement in field events, noting no faster runners but higher athletic ceiling and development gains.

New York Dean Cromwell West Coast Southern California Rockies Little Pill Cromwell

Baseball results from yesterday by the Associated Press

National League games saw Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 4-0 while Chicago won 5-3 against Boston. Brooklyn edged New York 5-4 as St Louis won 8-5 over Philadelphia. In the American League Boston defeated Cleveland 11-2, New York fell 9-2 to Chicago, St Louis beat Detroit 5-3, and Washington defeated Philadelphia 7-4.

W. L New York Washington Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland St. Louis Boston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn Detroit Washington

Local Standings Show Rough Week Across Teams

Columbus 8 5 and Milwaukee 4 3 post results while Toledo and Indianapolis split, Louisville sits 4 3 with Kansas City 3 8. St Paul Minneapolis game postponed due to rain.

Columbus Toledo Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee Kansas City St. Paul Minneapolis

Western League Scores and Standings Snapshot

St. Joseph blanked Omaha 11 to 0. Topeka beat Des Moines 7 to 4 and 11 to 4. Wichita defeated Joplin 3 to 2. Hutchinson won 9 to 4 while Springfield fell 5 to 2.

St. Joseph Omaha Topeka Des Moines Wichita Joplin Hutchinson Springfield

Sports Scores From City Matches

Toronto defeated Montreal 7 to 3 while Rochester tied 3 to 3 with Buffalo. Newark edged Jersey City 2 to 1. Baltimore led Riband 1 to 1 before rain interrupted the end of the fifth inning.

Toronto Montreal Rochester Buffalo Newark Jersey City Baltimore Riband

Oklahoma City 4 Dallas 0 and other scores

A series of score reports shows Oklahoma City defeated Dallas 4 0 while Houston beat Beaumont 6 4 and Galveston routed San Antonio 9 2. Fort Worth Tulsa game postponed due to wet grounds.

Oklahoma City Dallas Houston Beaumont Fort Worth Tulsa Galveston San Antonio

Scores from Southern League standings summary

New Orleans 10 to 2 over Chattanooga 6 to 5 Birmingham leading 8 to 2 Nashville 7 to 3 Little Rock 5 to 2 Knoxville 4 to 9 Memphis 5 Atlanta 4

New Orleans Chattanooga Birmingham Nashville Little Rock Knooxville Memphis Atlanta

Sports Standings From West Coast Division Show Mixed Results

League results reveal Los Angeles at 4-4, Seattle 3-8, San Francisco 10-3, Portland 2-1, Sacramento 4-3, Hollywood 3-4, Missions 16-4, and Oakland 6-35. The scattered records reflect a tightly contested season across teams and cities.

Los Angeles Seattle San Francisco Portland Sacramento Hollywood Missions Oakland

Albuquerque Churches Protest Helmick Beer Ruling

In Albuquerque three churches First Methodist First Baptist and Church of the Nazarene voiced protest at District Judge Milton J Helmick declaring 3 2 beer non intoxicating They asked an early Supreme Court ruling on the decision.

Associated Press Albuquerque Milton J. Helmick First Methodist First Baptist Church of the Nazarene Supreme Court Helmick

Dempsey Predicts Victory In Baer Schmeling Title Fight

Atlantic City AP. J May. Jack Dempsey, promoting the June 8 outdoor heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium, believes Baer and Schmeling will meet a winner. He hid the outcome in a stunt boxing one round with each challenger and promises a knockout between rounds ten and fifteen. He notes Baer’s left hook hurt him and Schmeling didn’t, while admitting he is ill prepared but confident.

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