Hereford Texans Visit Roswell Giants in Big Soon Showdown
Roswell Giants meet Hereford, Texas Fire Boys at Thorne Park tomorrow for a Clovis championship rematch. Pirtle faces Hinson in a pitching duel with Ridge available as reliever. Bradford and Ford join Roswell lineup as key newcomers. Game starts at three to admission 55 cents, ladies 15 cents, under 12 free.
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Fire Boys
Pirtle
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Ridge
Bradford
Amarillo
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Artesia
Vermont to Vote Next Tuesday on Prohibition Repeal
Vermont faces a special election next Tuesday to decide whether to repeal the 18th amendment. After fifty years of anti liquor laws the state weighs dry workers favored by Bishop Hughes against anti prohibitionists aligned with national repeal, with speeches by Postmaster General Faris and Rep James W Wadsworth. Fourteen delegates will be chosen to oppose ratification of the 21st amendment, while Vermont already legalized 3.2 beer and wine this year under a state enforcement act pending further legislation.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Edwin Holt Hughes
Washington
Antis
Faris
Rutland
James W. Wadsworth
President Roosevelt Heads Atlantic Cruise Aboard Nourmahal
President Roosevelt sails along the Atlantic coast aboard Vincent Astor’s Nourmahal while weather delays prevent sea crossing. The roving party includes escort destroyers Twiggs and Manly as officials report a rare quiet day with no formal calls or governmental business. A separate public notice in New Mexico sets November 2 for probate hearing on Lucy A. Johnston estate with Lena L. Allison as administratrix and Hervey Dow Hill & Hinkle attorneys.
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Hy Ireless
Lucy A. Johnston
New Mexico
John R. Johnston
E F. Johnston
Lena L. Allison
Seldon E. Johnston
Robert E. Johnston
Gilvien
Chaves County
Roswell
Hervey, Dow, Hill & Hinkle
Geo. L. Foreman
Estes Beck
Braves Lose Two and Drop to Third Place
The Giants swept a doubleheader in Boston as Carl Hubbell and Fred Fitzsimmons quieted the Braves, dropping Boston to third in the NL, behind Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh won 2-1 over St Louis as Pie Traynor’s hit sealed it. Reds beat Cubs 7-3. In the AL, Red Sox beat the Yankees 4-2 in 12 innings and Jimmie Foxx hit his 37th homer as the Athletics routed Washington 12-3.
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Fred Fitzsimmons
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Ater
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Larry French
Bill Hallahan
Corsairs
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Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Washington Senators
Roswell Giants Set To Host Clovis Here On Labor Day
The Roswell Giants face the Hereford Sunshiners in Roswell Monday afternoon with Lefty Ridge likely to start for the Giants. The Sunshiners arrive seeking revenge after three tournament meetings in Clovis, where the Giants won the first and third games and lost the second. Admission Sunday and Monday is 35 cents for men, 15 cents for women and free for children under 12.
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County Sportsmen to State Meeting in Carlsbad
A large delegation from Chaves county will attend the annual New Mexico Game Protective Association meeting in Carlsbad starting tomorrow. The county group endorsed W. A. Losey for state president, and delegates will campaign for his election. Judge Colin Neblett and commissioners Ross L. Malone and Gilberto Espinosa will be honor guests.
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New Mexico Game Protective Association
Carlsbad
Chaves County Game Protective Association
W. A. Losey
Colin Neblett
Ross L. Malone
Gilberto Espinosa
State Game and Fish Commission
Wreck kills three as B and O freight derails near Pleasant Valley
In Zanesville Ohio a Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed last night, tossing sixteen cars from the rails near Pleasant Valley. At least three men were killed and thirteen injured. Crews continued today to search wreckage for additional victims presumed buried in the debris.
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Baltimore& Ohio
Pleasant Valley
Fewer Setups in F10 Games This Season
New York reports two major shifts for the 1953 college gridiron year. Big schools move away from short schedules, embracing six to ten games with stronger rivals to boost action and gate receipts. Yale sticks to seven tests, including a late December Princeton clash, while Kansas State, Nebraska, Iowa State, Missouri, and Oklahoma plan nine or ten games. Longer seasons prevail in the South West and West with ten to twelve games plus post-season games.
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Yale
Elis
Princeton
Georgia
Harvard
Kansas
Kansas State
Nebraska
Iowa State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Eastern Football Coach Passes Away Maj Frank W Cavanaugh
Maj Frank W Cavanaugh, noted football coach, died Tuesday at his Marshfield home after a protracted illness. He was 57. Death followed a cerebral hemorrhage after bronchial pneumonia. Survived by widow Florence and nine children. Cavanaugh began at Dartmouth in 1897, starred at right end, and in 1899 became the University of Cincinnati coach at age 23, the youngest in the United States.
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Marshfield
Mass
Florence Cavanaugh
Maj. Cavanaugh
Dartmouth
University of Cincinnati
United States
Local Legion Post Elects Officers Monday
Charles M. de Peemond Post No. 28 of the American Legion will elect officers for the coming year at a 7:30 p.m. meeting Monday at the Chamber of Commerce. Nominations prepared by the nominating committee include Lake J. Frazier for commander with others to be named from the floor by five members. Incumbent commander is R. W. Drysdale. Nominees for vice commander are Albert Hudson and Sam E. Bryant. sergeant at arms candidates are Jesse Dustin Harold Danenburge and Lea Rowland. finance officer nominees are O. N. Wherrett Frank Whittaker and A. Lacer. chaplain nominees are Jack Anderson Price Henman and Woodian Saunders. executive committee nominees include Gen. H. A. Ingalls R. W. Drysdale George N. Carothers and George Cowan. historian nominees include.
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American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Lake J. Frazier
A. F. Madison
R. W. Drysdale
Albert Hudson
Sam E. Bryant
Jesse Dustin
Harold Danenburge
Lea Rowland
O. N. Wherrett
Frank Whittaker
A. Lacer
Jack Anderson
Price Henman
Woodian Saunders
Woodian Saunders; For Executive Committee, Gen. H. A. Ingalls, R. W. Drysdale
George N. Carothers
George Cowan
Henry Ford Won't Sign Automotive Code
Detroit reports Henry Ford, returning from Michigan north woods, still refuses to discuss or sign the automotive industry's code. Ford and associates suggest he may pursue a unique Ford code or challenge the constitutionality of the national recovery program while insisting he upholds high wages and worker conditions.
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Henry Ford
Michigan North Woods
Blue Eagle
Hiuron Mountain Club
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Orew
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Ford
Yesterday's National League results summary
New York 2 5 Boston 0 3 St Louis 1 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 7. Only games listed.
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St. Louis
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Pet
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baseball Scores Logials from American League Games
The record notes two games with scores: Washington 3 Philadelphia 12 and Boston 4 New York 7, listing results of the matches without additional context or details.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
American Association Scores Weave Through Thirteen Run Night
In a high scoring set of games, Louisville defeats Toledo 11 to 4, while Indianapolis beats Columbus 10 to 2. The pair of results highlight offense across the league with strong batting and pitching performances.
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American Association
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
International League results with multiple matchups
In the International League Rochester beat Toronto 3 to 4 while Buffalo won 7 to 4 over Montreal. Albany Jersey City games were postponed due to threatening weather. Newark defeated Baltimore 58 to 4 and Buffalo posted 12 against Montreal 45.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Albany-Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Pacific Coast League Scores Show Seattle Los Angeles Win
In a compact slate, San Francisco defeated Portland 8 to 7 as Seattle beat Los Angeles 7 4 and Oakland slipped to 17 with the Missions scoring 2 to 5 in the only listed games.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Los Angeles
Portland
Oakland
Southern Association Scores Snapshot
New Orleans and Atlanta split results 2 1 with Memphis 3 Nashville 2 Knoxville 3 Chattanooga.
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Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
San Antonio and Houston Score Recap
A brief score note shows San Antonio 6 and Houston 7 with teammont 4 and Galveston 5 appearing in the fragmentary tally. The readable parts indicate a game context with city teams and partial results.
Local scores mixed as games conclude or postponed
Sports brief lists Muskogee 3 over Topeka 16, Joplin 5 over Des Moines 6, Springfield 12 over Omaha 5, St. Joseph and Bartlesville games postponed due to wet grounds. The page notes updated results and a weather-caused delay affecting schedules.
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Muskogee
Topeka
Joplin
Des Moines
Springfield
Omaha
St. Joseph-Bartlesville
Standings New York Sept 2 AP official National League
Official National League standings report from New York dated September 2, provided by AP. Includes team positions, win loss records, and a snapshot of the league table reflecting recent games and standings.
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New York
Father and Son Die in Chicago River Lake Tragedy
Attorney John H. Schultz of Cleveland and his seven year old son John J. Schultz were drowned after a collision near the mouth of the Chicago River while visiting the World's Fair. Mrs Schultz was later identified and buried in Chicago. Official identifications were provided by relatives from Ohio who flew in for the process.
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John H. Schultz
Cleveland, Q
John J
Lake
Chicago
John Jr
Cleveland
Coast Guard
Pioneer Luna County Cattleman Albert Lindauer Dies
Albert Lindauer, 71, longtime Luna county cattleman and German immigrant who settled in Deming in 1884, died after a brief illness. He leaves two German sisters, two local brothers, two nephews and a niece. Funeral services are set for Sunday.
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N. M
Albert Lindauer
Luna County
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