Reds Rally In World Series Game At Detroit
Detroit Oct. 4 The Reds snapped a losing streak with a 5 to 3 win over the Tigers in the third World Series game at Briggs Stadium. Bucky Walters pitched superbly while Cincinnati batters rhythmically smacked few well spaced hits. Bill McKechnie’s club appeared sharper on the mound as Paul Derringer and Jim Turner followed Walters’ win, with strong showings from Walters and the Reds’ lineup lifting confidence for the remaining games. The Tigers, led by Hank Greenberg and Rudy York, faced a pitching edge for Cincinnati and a hopeful crowd anticipated a seven game set.
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Cadet Poloists Set For Two Games At Lamesa Texas
The N M M I varsity polo team closed its scrimmage and prepares to open the season with two matches at Lamesa Texas against the Lubbock Polo Club and Lamesa Polo Club. The squad leaves at 7:00 a m and plays 3:00 p m Saturday and 2:00 p m Sunday. Team members include Porter King captain Gordon Von Tempsky C Harris Monk Jowell J R Puffer and Lt Thompson strengthens the reserves.
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White Sox Take 2-1 Lead In City Series
Chicago's White Sox move ahead in the city series against the Cubs by winning 11 to 5 last night. Manager Jimmy Dykes sent John Rigney to the mound as Bill Lee prepared to restore Chicago's hopes in the fourth round.
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Newark Bears Beat Louisville in World Series Clash
The Newark Bears strengthened their lead in the Little World Series with a 3-2 win over the Louisville Colonels. Ed Levy, Newark first baseman, starred with a seventh inning inside-the-park hit that became a homer as Louisville misplayed the relay.
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Roswell Bowling Star Leads Commercial League Night
Lloyd Taylor of Roswell Auto topped last night’s Commercial League with a 619 high series and 236 high game boosting his average to 202. Roswell Auto defeated Auto Service while Purity Bakery beat Roswell Laundry and Hall Poorbaugh defeated 1st National Bank.
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Reds Win on Ripple’s Left Handed Home Run
Bucky Walters limited Detroit to three hits yesterday while Jimmy Ripple, a corpulent rookie, belatedly rose to fame. Ripple, initially sent by the New York Giants and then the Brooklyn Dodgers, blasted a fine left handed homer with a man aboard, delivering the Reds the decisive margin.
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Daily Crossword Clues From The Vice Page
A compact list of crossword clues including Laboratories abbr and small island terms. Also includes items for rod for meat caress enclosed in a box region scriptures and anger words with a few numeric cross references such as penny and yesterday answer.
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Tough Hi School Football Showdowns Loom This Weekend
The Associated Press reports top New Mexico prep teams face stiff tests with Albuquerque high traveling to Las Cruces to meet unbeaten Bulldogs while Hobbs visits Roswell. Roswell and Hobbs also hold perfect state records despite Roswell losing to El Paso last week. Hobbs fans pack Roswell stadium as Eagles seek another victory following routs of Raton and others.
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Tech Frosh To Send Star-Studded Team Against Broncos
Texas Tech Frosh coach Berl Huffman brings a strong freshman squad to Roswell to face the N M M S Broncos at Bremond Field tomorrow night at 7 30. Notable players include J B Callahan Jack Everetts Maxie McKnight Howard Alford Avon Sewall Carl Scott and a 25 man squad arriving Saturday morning.
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Roswell Old Timers Parade Highlights Roswell Daily Record
Sheriff Frank Young chaired the parade with Dr C R Covington assisting as Roswell marks its Old Timers Day. The procession featured Governor Miles, former Governor Hinkle, and many longtime residents on horseback, plus a mix of notable locals, vehicles, and a Mexican burro pack train. The issue includes a full ownership statement and local business notes.
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College Football Week End Matches In The Southwest
The Associated Press reports Texas Miners meet Louisiana Tech in Ruston while New Mexico University clashes with New Mexico Teachers in Albuquerque. Arizona State plays Hardin-Simmons at the Tyler Rose Festival in Tyler with Arizona State of Flagstaff idle. Arizona Aggies face Arizona in Tucson under lights.
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Armstrong Fights Zivic Tonight in New York
Hammerin Henry Armstrong prepares for a headline bout with Johnny Zivic in New York. The veteran fighter aims to extend his record streak as a dominant champion, after rising from Los Angeles four years ago with relentless pace and hard punching.
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Punts and Passes Power Colllege Scrubs In Practice
New York reports that Lou Little uses Columbia assistants Cliff Battles and Jerry Seidel in the scrubs to stage tough practice. Battles, ex Redskins, and Seidel, former Columbia back, are said to be still capable players.
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Eagles edge Coyotes in age wise grid clash at deBremond
Hobbs Eagles bring depth and experience into the fourth game against Roswell Coyotes at deBremond Field. Roswell, with the youngest squad in school history, aims to rebound after consecutive 12-7 losses to Lamesa and El Paso. The kickoff is set for 8 pm with Roswell starters Shaw and Wichard sidelined by injuries and Dresser plus McCarter elevated to starting roles.
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