Fairbanks Oilers Win Thrilling 11-10 in Last of Seventh
In Roswell last night Fairbank’s Oilers edged The Record 11 to 10 to clinch the decisive championship game after a furious final rally. The Record led 10-5 before Fairbank’s six runs in the seventh sealed the comeback. Stanley Whitehead pitched for Fairbank while Herschel Tankersley toed the rubber for The Record.
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College Grid Stars Tie Bears At Soldier Field
Thirty four former college stars from 1933 roamed the field as they held the professional champion Chicago Bears to a scoreless 0-0 tie at Soldier Field. They earned six first downs to three for Chicago and outgained them 186 yards to 62. The stars also led in punting, averaging 34.1 yards to 31.4.
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Giants In Fine Position 10 Win Pennant
The New York Giants widened their National League lead to 5 1/2 games after beating Brooklyn 2 1 while Chicago and St. Louis split with the Cubs 3 1 and Dizzy Dean shone for the Cards. Ford Fitzsimmons beat the Dodgers for his fifth win this season. The Yankees gained a half game in the American League with a 3 0 victory over Washington as Detroit and Cleveland rested. St Louis outlasted Chicago 3 2 in eleven innings to bolster its hold in the standings.
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Baseball Scores From The Day In Major Leagues And Minor Circuits
A day of scattered baseball results across major and minor leagues. National League outcomes include New York 3 over Washington and Brooklyn 1 over New York, with St Louis 3 Chicago 2 after 11 innings. American Association and Western leagues posted close games, while the Southern, Texas, Coast and International Leagues reported wins and losses across multiple cities.
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Roswell Set to Face Larbgaddy in Clovis Meet
Roswell and Larbgaddy Texas meet in the Clovis tournament second game this afternoon with both teams carrying one loss. The loser exits the meet. In the other afternoon game Clovis Sunshiners play Hobbs after rain postponement. Amherst Texas defeated Clovis Boosters 8 to 7 to eliminate them.
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August tax collections in Chaves county total $4436.46
County records show August receipts of $4436.46 with breakdowns of $2406.70 for 1933 taxes, $1429.23 for 1932, $460.16 for 1931, and $140.37 for 1920. No collections occurred for years prior to 1930.
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New Mex golf champ Stewart wins opening state match
Albuquerque September 1 AP Verne Spec Stewart three time New Mexico golf champion won his fourth by defeating Joe Cooper 3 and 2 in the first round of the championship flight. Shorty Hornbuckle of Clovis beat H L Pinkerton 2 and 1 as Pinkerton pressed him to the ninth. Other first round results include Dave Connell over McDonald 3 and 2 and Bill Sconce over Tom White 3 and 2.
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High School welcomes staff and new classes this year
The school year opens with 9 AM assembly led by Mr. Pope. Four new teachers Norma Thompson Nevilla Booth Verna Jones join, with subjects pending. Miss Helen Noah directs instrumental music marking a new program. faculty boasts extensive training from UNM Ft Scott Boston Conservatory Minnesota. The Coyote football squad began two weeks of practice and science rooms gain lab space. Many students register, signaling growing enrollment.
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Registration Total In County Reaches 1034 In White Chapel
The registration board of precinct 11, White Chapel, reports 82 new registrations, lifting Chaves county total to 1034, the largest ever. Precinct 11 was the last to be heard from.
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Bogan Piano Studio Opens on September Sixth
Bogan Piano Studio announces opening on September 6 with limited classes. For further information call 362. Advertisement.
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