Aquayo Triumphs Over Gaston Within Two Falls
Ken Gaston faced a 23 pound weight disadvantage against Francisco Aquayo aka Pete Brown at the armory last night. Brown won in two straight falls after 47 minutes, with a rocking chair split and an Indian stake hold. The crowd heard rough tactics but witnessed a strong wrestling display. Referees Rallis and Moccino officiated the falls, while Bocceipo and Badger Taylor also appeared in bouts.
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Francisco Aquayo
Cactus Pete Brown
Armory
Pete Brown
Ken
Weeek
Im Rallis
Joe Moccino
Boc¢eipo
Walter Gaston
Kid Pancho
Joe Boccino
Badger Taylor
Kid Fuentes
Cyclone Kid
Joe Bradley
William Bryan
Delay in Fight Boosts Boss Ahead of Welterweight Title
New York September 7 AP a 24 hour delay to the welterweight title bout between Jimmy McLarnin and Ross at Madison Square Garden drew large crowds and shifted betting odds. A later weigh in kept the fighters from rechecking weights, with McLarnin’s slight advantage in poundage versus Ross. No broadcast will air and attendance expectations rose to as many as 50000 if weather cooperates.
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Square Garden Bowl
Long Island
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McLarkin
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Ross’ Handler
State” Athletic Commissioners
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Mountain Standard eTimey
Giants Sprint Ahead as Cubs Fall in 12 Innings
In a tense National League showdown the New York Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 4 to 2 after 12 innings to extend their pennant lead. Augie Galan homered off Bud Parmelee, and Travis Jackson and Hank Leiber hit key hits as Brooklyn etc. Pittsburgh also beat Boston 4 to 1 to keep pace in the league race. In the American League, New York beat Detroit 5 to 3 while Boston topped Cleveland 6 to 1 as rain halted the Washington-St Louis game.
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Bud) Parmelee
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Ralph Birkofer
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Roswell School and NM Military Institute to Sell Season Tickets
Roswell high school and New Mexico Military Institute officials plan to sell season tickets for the football season and possibly for the full school year. The ticket prices have not yet been determined. The Chamber of Commerce athletic committee will assist in selling tickets and arranging sales for home games.
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Roswell High School
New Mexico Military Institute
Chamber of Commerce
Studio Reopens at 108 North Missouri
Announcement states a studio re opening at 108 North Missouri with contact 985 J for next day advertising inquiries. Resident listed as Jh Wilson residing at the venue.
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North Missouri
Jh. Wilson
Sithe
East Meets West In Polo Tomorrow
New York AP reports the second annual intersectional polo series opens tomorrow at Meadow Brook with a 36-goal western team facing the east. The west brings experience and speed, averaging around 35 years, while the east relies on youth and teamwork, handicapped at 30 goals and about 26 years. Team rosters list East stars James Mills Winston Guest Michael Phipps William Post and Bath West, matched against Elmer Poeske Jr Cecil Smith Adam Roark and others for the West with backups Lindsay Howard Tom Mather and more.
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New York
Meadow Brook
Michael J. Phipps
James P. Mills
Winston Guest
William Post
Bath West
Eric L. Pedley
Elmer J. Poeseke Jr
Cecil Smith
Adam Roark
Elbridge T. Gerry
Earle A. S. Hopping
Stewart Iglehart
West
Lindsay Howard
Tom Mather
Dinelli to Play Football With State U
Dante Dinnelli one of the southwest’s hardest ramming fullbacks will enroll at the University of New Mexico this fall. He has played fullback for New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell and Albuquerque High School, with Texas Tech and Arizona University having shown interest before he chose his hometown school. He is expected to weigh about 180 pounds in playing condition.
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Albuquerque
Dante Dinnelli
Southwest
University of New Mexico
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Dinelli
Texas Tech
Arizona University
Baseball scores from the American League games
New York beat Chicago 5 to 3 and Boston outscored Cleveland 6 to 1. The Washington St Louis matchup and Philadelphia Detroit game were postponed due to rain.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
National League scores include two late games
National League results show Chicago 1 New York 2 in 12 innings while St Louis won 7 Brooklyn 5 and Pittsburgh defeated Boston 4 1. Cincinnati Philadelphia postponed due to rain.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Late Night Scoreline Roundup From Baseball Card Scores
Kansas City 4 St. Paul 5 drains a tight contest as Milwaukee dominates Minneapolis 15 0 to 9 8. Toledo Indianapolis game postponed by rain and Columbus Louisville match postponed.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
International League games delayed by wet grounds
In the International League, Baltimore at Newark was postponed due to wet grounds. Rochester tied Buffalo 4 4 and Syracuse beat Albany 11 2. Montreal at Toronto also postponed.
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Baltimore
Newark
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Albany
Montreal
Toronto
Sports Score Line Report From Saturday Matches
Knoxville 2 0 Chattanooga 4 3 New Orleans 7 Atlanta 3 Birmingham 1 Nashville 7.
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Chattanooga
New Orleans
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Oakland beats San Francisco 6 to 0 in six series
Baseball scores show Oakland defeating San Francisco 6 to nothing. Portland swept Sacramento in a doubleheader with 10 innings in the opener and seven in the nightcap, while Los Angeles defeated Sacramento, Hollywood beat Seattle, and Seattle won over Hollywood.
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Oakland
San Francisco
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Portland
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Seattle
Rock Island Tops Cedar Rapids as Iowa Scores Noted
Rock Island defeats Cedar Rapids with key plays while Des Moines and Topeka post early results. St. Joseph leads on the road as Davenport Omaha and Sioux City push for standings with mixed outputs.
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Des Moines
Topeka
St. Joseph
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Omaha
Sioux City
Springfield and Ponca City tie in Western Association playoff
In a Western Association playoff game both Springfield and Ponca City finished 4 to 4 when the contest was halted by a tie. The game ended without a winner due to the call.
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Western Association
Springfield
Ponca City
Scores From Texas City Matchups
Tulsa defeated Fort Worth 7 to 1 while Oklahoma City beat Dallas 4 to 3 and Beaumont lost 2 to 3 at Houston. San Antonio trailed Galveston 1 to 4 in the final tally.
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Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Beaumont
Houston
San Antonio
Galveston
Eastern West polo clash at Meadowbrook scene renewals
Easterners seek revenge in a West versus East polo renewal at Meadowbrook L. J. under Danny Devereux Milburn. Notable players Hitchock Pedley Smith Beesexe and Rube Williams headline a dramatic handicap battle where horse quality and form may swing the outcome.
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Meadowbrook
L. J
Danny Devereux Milburn
Hitchcock
Pedley
Smith
Beesexe
Rube Williams
King Features Syndicate
Ime
Aggies Start Grid Practice Next Monday
Las Cruces New Mexico State College will begin football practice Monday September 10 with about 85 players, including seven lettermen. Coaches Hines and Corley noted a reserve-material shortage could hurt, and a planned post season game around December 8 is being considered.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Aggie
New Mexico State College
Jerry Hines
Vaughn Corley
Wayland College
New Mexico Normal
Roes
Flatstaff
Bronco Grid Machine Takes Shape For Season Opener
Head coach R R Brown and line coach Babe Godfrey opened practice as New Mexico A I institute aims to build a credible football squad from mostly new players. With three lettermen anchoring the line and two promising new tackles Grandovic and Hennessey, the backfield presents the biggest challenge. Hieb and St John show potential while the Aggie freshmen aura looms. The season opener is September 29 versus Silver City teachers on home turf.
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L. T. “Babe” Godfrey
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Maxwell
Chiarmonte
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Grandovic
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Albuquerque Hi Has Hard Games
The Albuquerque Bull dogs open a ten game schedule with St Marys on September 29 and end with the Albuquerque Indian School on Thanksgiving Day. They face Belen Menaul October 6 14 Gallup Las Vegas Santa Fe Roswell Dawson Las Cruces and other regional foes. New players like St John the quarterback candidate and a strong kicking game promise improved speed and passing though material details remain unsettled.
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Belen
Menaul
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Santa Fe
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