St Marys To Furnish Tough Opposition In Roswell Opener
One of Roswell's largest crowds is expected for the Coyotes opening game against St. Mary's Cougars of Albuquerque. Roswell faces a veteran St. Mary's squad with ten lettermen in starting lineup, while Roswell Coach Corn debuts an inexperienced lineup but with optimism. Kickoff at 8 o'clock, 50 cent admission, Curlee back at left end and Dresser at left guard.
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Roswell Teams Start Fall Commercial Bowling With Winners
Four teams opened the Fall Commercial League at Berkey Bowling Alleys. Roswell Laundry led by Gabe Martin posted a 214 single game and 513 three game total, while Purity Bakery won three straight from Auto Service. Auto Service and Roswell Laundry feature relatively new bowlers and earned praise for solid showings as the season begins. Roswell Auto and McNally Hall set to bowl Friday night and a Carlsbad team visits Sunday.
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Schoolboy Rowe Stifles Yankees in Cleveland Loss
The Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees 6-3 as Schoolboy Rowe earned his 14th win of the year. Cleveland Indians routed the Boston Red Sox 8-1 behind Mel Harder’s three-hitter while seven fourth-inning runs fueled the outburst. White Sox swept a pair from the Athletics, Cincinnati beat the Giants 9-4 ending their pennant chances, and Dodgers swept a doubleheader with the Pirates.
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Shorty Hornbuckle Favored At Las Cruces Invite
Las Cruces New Mexico September 13 Shorty Hornbuckle of Las Cruces headed a field of 80 golfers in the qualifying rounds for the seventh Las Cruces country club invitational tournament He posted a 68 on the course yesterday and faced strong challengers including Verne Spec Stewart Southwestern amateur champion Benny Hinton and Blaine McNutt of El Paso.
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New Mexico Lobos grid signals to be in Spanish
New Mexico University Lobos coach Ted Shipkey plans ten Spanish defensive signals to foil opponents in 1943 grid wars. He notes end-covering tackles and shifted lines with Spanish cues, assisted by language professor F. M. Kerchville. The Lobos, runners-up last year, emphasize razzle dazzle and a large line.
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New Mexico Prep Football Opens 1941 Season
Raton faces Trinidad, Roswell hosts St Marys, Carlsbad meets Bowie in El Paso, Artesia visits Hobbs, Melrose at Clovis. Jaime contenders include Raton with 19 straight wins and Jal challenging title claims as teams begin a 12 game schedule and NM Military Institute stays outside the state association.
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Sheriff Pay Class Change Under Frank Young Officials
During Frank Young's administration the county shifted from second class to first class status and paid first class salaries to the Sheriff and deputies as required by law. The remark notes the payment was made by a friend of Frank Young.
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Baseball scores from yesterday's nine games
National League results show Cincinnati beating New York 9 to 4. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh ended 7 to 7 after a 0 to 4 line. St. Louis defeated Boston 17 to 6 while Chicago edged Philadelphia 5 to 1. American League games include Detroit losing to New York 3 to 6 and Cleveland beating Boston 8 to 1. Philadelphia fell to Chicago 0 to 4 and Washington beat St. Louis 7 to 2.
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International League scores stay tight in late action
Buffalo tops Rochester 7 to 6 in 11 innings as Baltimore defeats Jersey City 8 to 3. Montreal Toronto game postponed. only these results available from the league tonight.
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American Association Scores and Standings Card
Kansas City routs St. Paul 14 to 0 while Minneapolis beats Milwaukee 18 to 9 and Columbus defeats Louisville 4 to 3. Indianapolis tops Toledo 9 to 8 in the same list of results.
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Texas League Playoff Pair Ends In Tie At Dark
San Antonio and Beaumont battled to an 8 8 tie after the ninth inning when darkness halted play. Oklahoma City defeated Houston 3 2 to stay alive in the series.
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Pacific Coast Scores and Playoff Results
Pacific Coast action from San Francisco to Seattle shows SF 4 Portland 1 and LA 8 Oakland 3 with Hollywood 5 Sacramento 4 while Seattle 11 San Diego 6 and Arizona Texas playoff results include Tucson 9 El Paso 10.
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Cornell Will Have A Veteran Team
Cornell prepares for football season with a veteran squad under coach Carl Snavely. He warns Colgate and Ohio State look tough, expects injuries to test depth, but foresees a strong backfield with kickers and passers. Ten of last year’s starters return, boosting ambitions despite limited reserves.
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Major League Leaders and Batting Averages Displayed
A condensed sports roundup lists top MLB leaders from the Associated Press. Mize leads in runs and RBIs for St. Louis with 100 and 117 respectively, while Foxx and Greenberg pace home runs and RBIs in other leagues. Pitching leaders include Fitzsimmons and Sewell with strong win totals, and Radcliff and DiMaggio lead batting averages and runs.
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Practice Day And Night For The Greyhounds
Portales New Mexico September 12 Coach Al Garten ran day and night drills for 48 eastern New Mexico Greyhounds in preparation for the 1940 gridiron season. The Cam eron Oklahoma Aggies game will be at Clovis due to a Roosevelt County Fair rodeo conflict. Leaders include Jimmy Pappan E B Abernathy Wayne Robinson along with several returnees Joe and Leon Miller Haynie and Lloyd Bostick.
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Gassers Take 3-2 Edge In West Texas playoff duel
Lubbock hosts Borger in game six as Borger needs one victory to clinch the title. Borger overcame a 13-14 deficit with a ninth inning rally to beat Lubbock 14-13, pulling ahead three games to two in the West Texas New Mexico League series.
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