Nationals in Fight 70 Gain Second Third National
The National League race remains active for second and third places as the Pirates Cubs and Corsairs battle down the stretch. With one game left against Cincinnati, Pittsburgh holds the edge for second but can be overtaken if Chicago wins twice and Cincinnati beats the Corsairs. The Cardinals chase third by two wins over the Cubs, moving the 1922 champions to fourth. The Pirates fell 6-3 to St. Louis as Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 7-2 with Walter Beck allowing seven hits.
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Business Institute Opening Draws Large Crowd
A crowd of 115 packed the Roswell Chamber of Commerce for the opening of the Business Institute featuring H. W. Stanley of Dallas. Talks covered The Merchandising Outlook and These Are Selling Days with further sessions on The Retail Code and The Retail Sale. Stanley, loaned by Dallas COC, spoke at Roswell High School and will address the Advertising Club and Rotary Club before the institute closes Wednesday with topics Consumers Viewpoint and Advertising Under the NARA.
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City Council to Act on New City Hall Funding
Roswell officials consider a $75,000 Public Works loan for a new city hall at the next regular council meeting. The city would repay $52,500 (74 percent) over 30 years at 4 percent interest, with $22,500 provided as a federal grant. Revenue would cover debt service via rented space. The government would effectively build and convey half the city hall to Roswell.
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Yesterday's Results From The National League
The Associated Press reports Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 7 to 2 while St Louis beat Pittsburgh 6 to 3 in yesterday's National League games.
NRA Chief Hugh Johnson Home After Minor Operation
Washington AP reports NRA head Hugh S. Johnson rested at Walter Reed Hospital after a minor operation for a local infection. He was expected to return to his hotel tonight as he continued talks with NRA officials including general counsel Donald R. Richberg.
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Hitter Ott Drives Runs for Giants in World Series
New York report notes Mel Ott, 24, leads in RBIs among Giants outfielders and eyes to dash Washington pitching. Frank “Lefty” O'Doul would join as needed while Joe Cronin and Babe Ruth loom in the broader chase for offensive edge.
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United States Baseball Notes and New Mexico Banking Appointments
AP reports Cards beat Pirates 6 3 as Walker keeps Pirates to 10 hits while Wright Wilson and Frey each get three hits in Dodgers defeat of Phillies. In Albuquerque C W Carson Jr named president of reorganized First National Bank. New Mexico State Bankers Association elects J B Read president with officers Mirabal Thaxton Hanger White Sellers and Coors. A justice of the peace orders George Kaplan held in jail over car ownership tied to a Gallup strike. Harry Allender pleads guilty to reckless driving.
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Barracks Briefs and Doings at the Academy
Barracks news notes football prospects against Texas Tech with Eaton and Dineili likely to play. Juniors Jenkins and Don Hamilton join scrimmages, while cadets prepare for troop drills and new alumni entries. A radio club night, library notes, and staff efforts at Sayre and Major Smith wrap with campus updates.
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