Senators Meet A s in Series for 2nd Place
Senators and Athletics clash in a three game set in Washington to decide second in the American League. Foxx aims to add to his home run total while Crowder seeks another win as the Senators seek a sweep. Pirates or Cubs also in action as NL battles continue.
League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leaders include O Doul Dodgers batting 367 and Klein Phillies leading multiple categories with 153 runs 224 hits 132 RBIs 50 doubles tied with Stephenson and a few others 18 homers 20 steals. Pitching leader Warneke Cubs 22 6 and Browns Braves 14 7 in wins losses.
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More Activity Targeted In Hobbs Oil Field This Fall
Oil field activity in Hobbs is expected to rise in the coming weeks with two wells planned by Getty Oil Company and Midwest Refining Company. State oil inspectors note potential output of 1,042,646 barrels and a daily allowable 25,000 barrels. Recent completions include Flynn Welch Yates No. 63 in Ar tesia pool producing gas, while Brainard No. 5 and Western Republic No. 1 continue drilling in nearby sections.
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Baseball Leaders Highlight 1929 Season Textual Recap
Batting leaders list Alexander Redsox and Foxx Athletics with 360 runs Foxx 146 Sim mons 142. Simmons 213 Man ush 212. Rbi Foxx 161 Gehrig 148. Doubles McNair 47 Gehringer 43. Triples Cronin 18 Myer 16. Home Runs Foxx 56 Ruth 40. Stolen bases Chapman 37 Walker 27. Pitching Allen 17 3 Gomez 24 7.
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Hoover Skips World Series Appearances Again
President Hoover will not attend any games of the 1929 World Series between the Cubs and the Yankees marking a departure after previous wartime and postwar appearances. Theodore Joslin confirmed that Hoover would not travel to the opening in New York despite earlier reports.
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Results, American League: New York 8 Philadelphia 7
In a pair of games from the American League, New York defeated Philadelphia 8 to 7 and Washington beat Boston 4 to 2. Only games reported.
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Baseball Scoreboard Tally From Evening Games
Brooklyn beat New York 7 to 2 while Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 7 to 6 St Louis topped Cincinnati 8 to 5.
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Kansas City tops St Paul and other league results
Baseball results list shows Kansas City 5 over St Paul 2, Minneapolis 11 over Milwaukee 7, Louisville 2, Indianapolis 0, and Toledo 3 over Columbus 2, detailing multiple action outcomes in a concise score roundup.
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Yesterday's Stars Highlight Early Baseball Highlights
Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics drove in five runs with his 55th and 56th homers and a single against the Yankees. Hal Smith of the Pirates debuted by blanking the Cubs with six hits. George Puccinelli and Charley Wilson of the Cardinals homered to beat the Reds. Joe Stripp of the Dodgers led the attack on Giant pitching with a triple and two singles. Alvin Crowder of the Senators won his 25th game, 14th straight, limiting the Red Sox to four hits.
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Revival Begins at Church of Christ on East 5th Street
The Church of Christ at 424 East 5th Street opens a revival meeting Saturday night September 24 continuing through October 6 led by Evangelist Van Bowman of Texas. Bowman will preach Saturday afternoon at 3 on the Court House Lawn with services nightly at 7:30 at the church. Everyone is warmly invited to attend.
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College Football Scores and DNP Updates Across Conferences
The Central Press Association lists numerous games with final scores and many teams marked DNP. Notable results include Idaho over Whitman with 32 7, Nevada 9 0 over Monmouth, New Mexico Aggies 45 0 over Gila, Rice 46 9 over Kingsville, Texas Tech 37 0 over Texas A eve a, and California 0 0 Santa Clara with multiple DNP entries.
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Aggies Meet El Paso Guardsmen Tomorrow
Las Cruces New Mexico September 23 AP The New Mexico Aggie football squad will meet the El Paso National Guard team at State College tomorrow afternoon Coach Jerry Hines plans to send in two complete teams at different times. The Aggie squad has been strengthened by the return of Lytton Wells W Phillips Sackett Dupes Phillips Hasnon Des Georges Freeman Crownover and Bill Evans.
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First Class Shine Lobby White Building Skeeter Hester Adv
An Adv notice references First Class Shine in the lobby of the White Building with contact for Skeeter Hester at 2113x. The fragment notes advertising details and a point of contact.
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Fights Last Night in Omaha Stop by King Levinsky
In Omaha Nebraska King Levinsky of Chicago halted Angus Snyder of Dodge after a tight bout last night. The match drew boxing fans to an arena showing Levinsky's power and reach.
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Hershey J Wilson Outpoints Cohen In Denver Bout
In Denver Indiana s Hershey J Wilson defeated Mickey Cohen by points in a tight outpoint style match, with the contest featuring prominent venues from Grand Junction to Indianapolis and marking another active fight night in the region.
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