World Series Opener Sets Stage for Dean Brothers Duel
Detroit and St Louis meet in the 1935 World Series with Dizzy Dean rested for the opening game while Paul or Wild Bill Hallahan may start for the Cardinals. Detroit’s pitching options include Al Crowder facing Rowe or Dean, as Cochrane weighs Rowe against Crowder in Detroit.
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Speciall Énrotte
Dizzy” Dean
Bill Hallahan
Dizzy
Fordham Flash
St. Louis Cardinals
Broncos Practice Light as Week Gears for Tough Schedule
Coaches Brown and Godfrey held a light workout yesterday with a scrimmage planned for this afternoon and Thursday. After Saturday’s game against Wayland College they face Canyon on October 13, Texas Miners at El Paso on October 20, and the University at Albuquerque on October 27. Last year’s Bronc team set a scoring record with 107 against Wayland, but Jackrabbits boast a much improved lineup this season, so the game should be competitive.
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Coyotes Hit Practice Hard Ahead of Home Opener
Roswell high school Coyotes, chastened by a weak Ft Sumner showing, hustled through drills with precise plays and improved blocking. Coach Corn plans a five oclock scrimmage, then hosts Lovington in Friday's home game before facing Clovis Wildcats the following week.
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Schoolboy Rowe Poised For World Series Triumph
The illus trious El Dorado Arkansan known as Schoolboy Rowe leads Detroit Tigers pitching with a six foot four frame and a blazing curve. At twenty two he is the trump card in Mickey Cochrane's mound rotation as Detroit eyes a pennantreign. Speculation runs high that Rowe could win three games in the seven game World Series as fans anticipate a historic meteoric season payoff.
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Mickey) Cochrane
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Brick) Owens
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Two Big Bouts Tonight At Armory Wrestling Show
Roswell fans expect the semi final to steal the night as promoter Lynch brings Flying Dutchman to face Pope Eye Kirk. In the main event Ken Gaston meets Kala Ala Shaba The Terrible Turk with a planned rough finish and possible surprises on the Armory mat.
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Sunset Creamery to Present MSP Award to Roswell High
Sunset Creamery offers a cap as the most valuable player award for Roswell High School football this season. The prize will be presented at season’s end.
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Landis Predicts Bitterly Fought World Series
Detroit on October 2 reported Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, commissioner of Loseball, predicted a world series that would be bitterly fought and full of color though he refused to say how it would end.
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Roswell High Grid Veteran Sam Newsom Plays Final Season
Sam Newsom is a Roswell high football end in his third and last season. At eighteen, he is a member of the graduating class and weighs 152 pounds.
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Ticket Drives For Individual Games
The Chamber of Commerce athletic committee plans a drive to sell single admission tickets after selling 189 season tickets for N M S home games and 146 for Roswell high school home games. The Roswell Clovis game on October 12 and Institute New Mexico Aggie game on November 29 will be featured as Homecoming Day events with thanks extended to all contributors.
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No Precipitation During September
There was not a measureable amount of precipitation in Rods well during September, though traces fell on seven days. Normal is 2.11 inches. Yearly deficit to Oct 1 is 7.37 inches. September mean temperature was 71.8, above the 70.3 normal. This year’s September was cooler than 1933’s 75-degree average.
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Weather Bureau
Intersectional college football slate across the nation
The Southwest Conference sends Texas A&M to Philadelphia for a Friday game with Temple while Rice and Texas clash with Purdue and Notre Dame in South Bend. Southern Methodist hosts LSU at Baton Rouge as Kansas State and Missouri face Manhattan and Colorado visits Boulder.
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Dizzy) Dean
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