Giants Sweep Cubs In Doubleheader On Nine Strong Innings
The New York Giants swept the Chicago Cubs in a doubleheader winning 5 to 1 and 4 to 6 as pitching and timely hitting fueled a march toward the NL pennant. Hal Schumacher held the Cubs to six hits in game one while Bud Tinning struggled for Chicago, and Leroy Herrmann allowed three runs in the ninth, sealing the Giants' early advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Graves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Braves
Hal Schumacher
Herman Bell
Schumacher
Cubs
Giants
Bud Tinning
Pat Malone
Leroy Herrmann
Dexter Social Digest Highlights Multiple Local Parties
Dexter residents enjoyed a series of gatherings including a Lake Van dance hosted by Lt. W. Marshall for guests Harvey Coble and others, a seven o clock dinner at E. O. Moore’s for Mrs. Leftwich, and a tea at Lake Van honoring Mrs. Fenn Mitchel. The Dexter School Faculty was also honored by the Parent Teachers Association with musical tributes and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lt. W. Marshall
Lake van
Harvey Coble
Las Vegas
Dexter Orchestra
O. L. McMains
S. W. Smith
F. L. Melhop
John Bible
Walter Anderson
Loman Wiley
Fenn Mitchel
Scott Whitman
Leo Nowak
Maggie McNaniels
Paul Whitman
Frank Phillips
Earl Love
Carl Caruthers
Paul McMains
Bob Reid
Jennet Faulkner
Brownwood
Texas
Chicago
Earl Latimer
Miss Andre
Roswell
Bob Rell
Albuquérduie
Russell Smith
Little Sons
Mable Adams
Jewel Sharp
E. O. Leftwitch
Phoenix
Arizona
Leftwitch
J. Parker, Jr
Breed Hurst
Vail
Gaughter
JL. W. Marshall
Oasis Ranch
L. Parker
Oasis
Raymond Durand
P. E. Jarnegan
Frank ‘Wortman
A. D. Rutledge
W. F. Phillips
8. A. Pritchard
Baseball Scores Roundup From Yesterday's Leagues
National League results show New York 5 to 4 over Chicago and Philadelphia 4 to 1 over Cincinnati. Boston defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 1. Brooklyn led St. Louis 9 to 2. American League games postponed due to rain. Pacific Coast League records Oakland 8, Portland 11, San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 7, Hollywood 5, Missions 3, Sacramento 4 9 Seattle 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklin
Oakland
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Missions
Sacramento
Seattle
Pet
Pittsbugh
St Lewis Nv
Brookiyale
Washington
New York Sl
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Playoff Scores From Three Leagues
In the International League Newark falls to Rochester 3 to 5 in a playoff game. In the American Association Minneapolis loses 2 to 3 against Columbus. In the Western League Topeka defeats St. Joseph 3 to 7 in their playoff matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Rochester
American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
Topeka
St. Joseph
National League Standings Report from New York
The official National League standings are released from New York on September 16 with standings reflecting team positions, games played, wins, losses, and winning percentages as reported by AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dexter Ginning Season Grows Amid Damp Harvest Delays
Two gins in Dexter begin the ginning season as daily supplies rise on the yards. Damp weather has slowed picking, but business is expected to surge around the 20th with a strong active period ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Miss Francis Martin Heads to Knox College for Music
Miss Francis Martin leaves Friday the fifteenth for Galesburg Illinois to enter Knox College. Her chosen major is music and she is described as a talented young violinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Martin
Galesburg
Knox College
Miss Martin
Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Bryan’s Home
The Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will meet on Thursday September 21 at the home of Mrs. Bryan. All members are urged to attend. Mrs. Katie Herbst, after a week of illness, is able to be at the Post Office again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Katie Herbst
Spike O'Donnell Not a Vagrant Casts Doubt on Rumor
Chicago news reports that Edward Spike O'Donnell was acquitted by Judge Frank M. Padden’s court on the vagrancy charge. The trial ended without allowing O'Donnell to read a prepared speech. The jury also disagreed on Sanford Rosenbaum in a related charge, reducing the expected courtroom show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward
Spike” O'Donnell
Frank M. Padden
O'Donnell
Deen
Sanford
Gimp) Rosenbaum
Dunlap Meets Marston For Golf Title
The 36 hole final at Kenwood Country Club Cincinnati features George T. Dunlap of New York and Max Marston of Philadelphia in the 37th U S amateur championship. Kenwood’s long waterlogged course held up the final, with Dunlap beating W Lawson Little Jr 4 and 3 after Marston defeated Jack Munger 6 and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
United States
George T. Dunlap
New York
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Kenwood
Marston
Jack Munger
Dallas
Tex
Dunlap
Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
C. Ross Somerville
London
Little
Sharkey Levinsky Bout Delayed To Monday In Chicago
AP report from Chicago notes Jack Sharkey and King Levinsky resumed gym work after a weather postponement of their 10 round showdown. Promoter Sammy Wolff said advance sales topped 30000 with weather improvements expected to push gate receipts toward 50000 on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Sharkey
King Levinsky
Sammy Wolff
Three Violin Numbers Delight Dexter Social Evening
A Dexter gathering featured three violin numbers followed by a social hour with a sweet tea course. About one hundred guests attended. Mrs. A Durand, recently restored at home east of Dexter, was reported much improved. J H Stevenson of Turon Kansas visited Dexter on business and with friends. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. F L Melhop's home Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W C Sterrett presiding. Mrs. Melhop led the afternoon program on India and Mrs. Durand sang God Remembers When the World Forgets, also speaking on Africa. Tea guests listed include Mrs. C C Sterrett, Mrs. George Sterrett, Mrs. L Martin, Mrs. Josephine Cazier, Mrs. F W Stevens, Mrs. Art Cazier, Mrs. Will Evans, Mrs. O B Berry, Mrs. Walter Anderson, Mrs. J T McNeal, Mrs. E J Hubbard and Mrs. Scott Whitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Durand
Dexter
J. H. Stevenson
Turon
Kansas
Mehihop
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
F. L. Melhop
W. C. Sterrett
Melhop
Nndia
R. G. Durand
Josephine Cazier
F. W. Stevens
Art Cazier
Will Evans
O. B. Berry
Walter Anderson
J. T. McNeal
E. J. Hubbard
Scott Whitman
Dexter Women’s Club Meets at Durand Home
The Dexter Woman's Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. R. G. Durand's home, with Mrs. Durand as president. Miss Breebia Gean Hurst plans to begin college as a freshman at New Mexico University in Albuquerque after a Wednesday Roswell shopping trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter’s Woman’s Club
R. G. Durand
Hal Bogle
Breeb Hurst
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Buchanan
Las Cruces reports the death of Mrs Emma Buchanan 87 widow of Judge Francis Buchanan of Socorro and mother of Father H D Buchanan of Las Cruces. Her funeral is set for Monday morning with a requiem high mass to be celebrated by her son. Burial will occur in El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
Emma Buchanan
Francis Buchanan
Socorro
H. D. Buchanan
el Paso
Two Enormous Big Men Defy Sports Theories
Carnera, the heavyweight champion, shows speed and agility despite his bulk, challenging the belief that giants are clumsy. Torrance, a 265 pound shot putter from LSU, shatters the idea that only sinewy athletes can excel by throwing 52 feet 10 inches to set a new world record at the NCAA meet in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Camera
Carnera
Jack Torrance
Torrance
Plouisiana State University
Chicago
Copsright
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Primo Carnera
Barracks Briefs and Boot Jokes From Cadet Life Pup Tent Staff
Barracks Briefs details a Cadet corps publication sprinting to print in 24 hours with humor about boots, hats, and boot-jacks. It spots Captain Knapp, Jumpin Jo Dineili in hospital, and Ramona Whittington’s mock glory. The piece also notes ethics talk, football drills, and campus quoins, inviting reader submissions and subscriptions to The Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Nisbet
Louis the Fourteenth
Knapp
Roswell
Udaptain Morgan
Jo Dineili
Joe
Seelig
Ramona” Whittington
Mighty Gladiator
Squared Circle
Tee-Hee
California
Mexico
Hawaiian Islands
Munch
A. M
Seifert
C. G
Mexico City
Senor Calles
Wright
Shall We Have Slavery F A Coffin
Opinion piece arguing against repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. The author warns that repealing Prohibition would enslave liquor workers and families to brewers, calling Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation a guiding precedent and urging voters to retain the amendment to preserve liberty and national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Paraguay Defeats Bolivians in Gran Chaco Clash
An official communique from Asuncion says Paraguay’s forces defeated Bolivian troops in the Gran Chaco border area. It reports 150 Bolivians killed or wounded, 859 captured, and a quantity of arms seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuncion
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Malone
George Davis
Davis
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Reg Grabowski
Phils
Reds
Allyn Stout
Sparky Adams
Jim Lottomley
Abbie Durand
Artesia
John and
George Fulton
Waxhichia
Breebia Gean Hurst
John Penton Fulton
Geo. W. Fulton
Roger Durand
Dexter School
Parent Teachers Association
E. O. Moore
Martin
Ruth Andrews
Bobbie Anderson
Rosie Hubard
Dorothy Manical
Warner Wilkes
Harper
le Parker
Americcan League
O‘donnell
Sharkey-Levinsky
Burnley
Mastopoks of
Jack
Great Britain
Land of
Campbell
Idea
Junior
Third Stoop
Paul Schultz
F. A. Coffin
Europe
Asia
Australia
South America
America
Page Way
U.S. A
Central
South Texas
Page-Way Stage Lines
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Record Evening
Dustin’s
Montgomery Ward & CO
Roswell, No
North Main Gas Lemp
Roswell Hardware Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!