Giants Clinch Sweep Of Abernathy Texas Series
The Giants beat the Abernathy Texas ball club 12 to 8 to clinch the series. Tommie Thompson pitched six scoreless innings, with Greg Abernathy and Miller delivering strong hitting. Shorty Hood and Anderson added key plays as Bebe Jons and Pirtle made sharp fielding, while Bradford led with four singles in five at bats.
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Ross defeats McLarnin in bitter battle for double crown
New York May 29 AP Barney Ross a 25 year old Chicago born boxer from West Side ghetto dominated Jimmy McLarnin at Madison Square Garden Bowl Long Island last night to claim the welterweight title while already holding the lightweight championship. Officials' decisions and controversial rounds aside Ross outboxed and outslugged his bigger Irish rival earning a decisive victory in 15 rounds.
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Gaston Delatorre Grapple Headline At Armory Card
Ken Gaston and Louis Delatorre will fight in the main event of a boxing card at the Armory. Promoter Lester Lynch arranged the show for visiting firemen during the state women's convention. John Laney faces Raquel in the semi final, with several preliminaries to follow the program starts at 8 30.
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Miller to Face Casanova in Non-Title Ten Rounds
Freddie Miller featherweight champion of the world as recognized by the National Boxing Association will meet Baby Face Casanova of Mexico City in a ten round non-title bout at the Olympic in Los Angeles tonight without the usual crown favoritism.
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Jimmy Dykes Named White Sox Manager in 1934
Louis Comiskey names Jimmy Dykes to replace Lew Fonseca as manager of the Chicago White Sox. A veteran third baseman and student of Connie Mack, Dykes is praised as a smart baseball mind capable of rallying a weak roster with aggressive play, though success hinges on stronger material.
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Donations Sought for Youth Clubs in Salvation Army Hall
The Salvation Army supports the renovation of East Fourth Street hall for boys’ and girls’ club rooms. They seek donations of books magazines athletic gear and games. Contact Mrs John B Beers at 863 to arrange pick up. committee oversight by Mrs Beers and Mrs Jesse M King. Public opening planned soon.
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Dexter Pre School Examination Friday
Dexter parents organize a summer round up for pre school children with examinations at the Dexter school house Friday at two o clock. Dr Hubbard Mrs Schau bel and Miss Yeager will conduct the exams, sponsored by the Dexter Parent Teacher Association urging all mothers to bring their children.
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Roswell Hutt Grid Schedule and Returning Lettermen
Roswell High School releases next season's football schedule with games at and away against Sumner Layington Clovis Portales Artesia Carlsbad Albuquerque Tularosa Las Cruces. Returning lettermen include Newsom Roberts Shaw Ayalla Perkins Holland Rose in the line and Porter Holiomen Espinosa Aragon in the backfield. Coach Pee Corn plans to attend the Texas Tech coaching school from June 30 to July 14.
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Cardinals Lead Old League After 10-0 Win Over Phillies
The St Louis Cardinals topped the Phillies 10-0 at Baker Bowl as Hallahan pitched seven strong innings and the offense combined for 15 hits. Giants beat Pirates in two extra day games 3-2 in 11 and 1-0, with Travis Jackson homer in both. Cubs lose to Braves 8-3 while Frey’s pitching powers Reds to 8-1 over Brooklyn. Indians rally past Athletics 6-5 to stay ahead in AL. Ruth Szeri and Saltzgaver contribute in Yankees 13-9 win over Browns. Greenberg drives Tigers past Red Sox 12-6 and White Sox 11-7 over Washington.
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Baseball Scores From The AP Report
American League games Philadelphia edged by Cleveland 6 to 5. Boston defeated Detroit 12 to 6. Washington beat Chicago 11 to 7. New York won over St Louis 13 to 9. National League Pittsburgh 2 0 New York 3 3 1. Chicago 3 defeated Boston 5. Cincinnati 8 beat Brooklyn 1. St Louis 10 routed Philadelphia 0.
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Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 2 and Minneapolis 4 St Paul 9
Scores from two scheduled games show Milwaukee defeated Kansas City 4 to 2 while Minneapolis edged St Paul 9 to 4. Result details reflect the day’s planned matchups with no additional context.
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Texas League scores from nightly games
San Antonio 1 Houston 6 in 10 innings. Beaumont 5 Galveston 2. Tulsa 4 Dallas 5 in 12 innings. Oklahoma City 13 Fort Worth 2.
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Indy 500 Draws 100000 as Cars Roar Toward Start
Indianapolis May 29 AP the 22nd annual 500 mile race draws a throng above 100000. Petillo won pole with 119.329 mph in qualifying as Louis Meyer returns to the grid in a field of varied engines and configurations with a first time limit on gasoline usage during the race.
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