World Series Scoreboard Brings Roswell Fans 1933 Show
The Record teams with Dustin's News Store to showcase every World Series play on a big Roswell scoreboard. AP coverage directed by Alan Gould will provide play by play and box scores as the Giants face the Senators with daily service starting around noon Eastern Time.
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Giants Phillies Split as Do Yankees and A's
The Associated Press reports a split pennant chase with the Yankees 7 0 over the A's 10 1 for Philadelphia. Lefty Gomez outpitched Lefty Grove, Marcum won his third, and Hubbell won 3 1 as the Giants prepared for the World Series with a doubleheader against the Phillies.
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Coyotes Open Home Season Against Ft Sumner High
Roswell high school football fans will see the 1933 Coyotes in their first home game tomorrow at North Richardson Field. They meet Ft Sumner at 3 PM in a first ever Roswell Fort Sumner clash. Coach Poe Corn has two full squads and predicts strong play after a scoreless tie with Lovington.
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Hubbell To Start Giants Open In World Series
In New York on September 28 the talk centers on who will face the Washington Senators in the first game at the Polo Grounds. Carl Hubbell of the Giants looms as the formidable ace, with speculation that Washington may gamble on Monte Morton Weaver to open if Crowder is kept in reserve for potential later games.
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Indians to clash with Clovis Wildcats Friday
Albuquerque reports coach Jim Jones leads 206 U S Indian School players by bus to Clovis for a pivotal Friday game. The lineup blends four last year’s regulars with new faces as the team pursues the state title in a fierce NM high school football showdown.
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National League Scores Quick Look
The Associated Press lists yesterday’s NL games with New York 3 Philadelphia 0 and Philadelphia 1 New York 6 as the only results played.
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New York Beats Philadelphia 7 to 1 in AL Game
American League action shows New York winning 7 to 1 against Philadelphia in a lone daily fixture. The scoreline highlights a dominant NY offense and solid pitching. The game stands as the only MLB score reported for the day.
Coast League Scores Card Reflects Late-Season Mix
In the Pacific Coast League Seattle edged Portland 6 to 5 while Los Angeles lost 4 to 5 to San Francisco. Oakland defeated Sacramento 10 to 8 and Missions beat Hollywood 6 to 5 in competitive matchups.
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Aggies Open 1933 Season Against Wayland College
New Mexico Aggies meet Wayland Texas College in Las Cruces on Saturday to begin the 1933 grid campaign. Coach Jerry Hines scrapped a planned Fort Bliss game to face tougher opposition, predicting a hard-fought contest with a likely one touchdown margin or less.
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Max Baer to Lose Wife by Divorce in Hollywood
Hollywood, Sept 28. The AP reports that the marriage of Max Baer and his wife is dissolving in divorce. The boxer and heavyweight contender faces the end of a union that drew media attention during their years together.
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Baer To Divorce Dorothy Dunbar In Mexican Court
Heavyweight star Max Baer will seek divorce from Dorothy Dunbar in Juarez Mexico after a conference with his wife. Mrs Baer's attorney Wallace W Davis said papers could be filed today charging incompatibility. Mrs Baer quipped that Baer has gone Hollywood and may pursue film stardom rather than prizefighting.
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Sally Rand Jailed For Indecent Performance
Sally Rand, famed World’s Fair fan dancer, was sentenced to one year in jail and fined $200 on charges of giving an indecent performance. Acme Photo.
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Treasury sets gold price at $31.05 in New York
Washington sent treasury announces new gold price at 31.05 dollars per ounce, down 30 cents from yesterday’s quotation. The announcement reflects market shifts and official pricing for mined gold.
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Clovis High Prepares For Friday clash with Indians
Clovis New Mexico report states the Clovis High Wildcats in perfect condition for their season opener against the U S Indian School from Albuquerque. The team rested after practice as they approach Friday’s big season start.
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Quarantine Established for Scabies in New Mexico Cattle
Albuquerque NM Sept 7 AP Quarantine against scabies in cattle in parts of Chaves Lea and Eddy counties was set by the state cattle sanitary board under legislative authority. Infected cattle must be dipped twice and exposed herds once. Dipping began Sept 1. An inspector will be stationed in the Hachita area to stop infected cattle crossing the border. W A Naylor secretary will attend Oct 1 Amarillo conference with Texas and Oklahoma officials on interstate cattle movement.
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Yesterday's Stars In Baseball And Football Action
Jimmie Foxx and Lou Gehrig each had four singles in a Yankees Nationals doubleheader while Jimmie Foxx starred for the Athletics. Hughie Critz and George Davis homered for the Giants to beat the Phillies 3-1 in the first game, and Frank Pearce shut out the Giants 6-0 with eight Phillies hits. Football fans forecast a regionwide turnout for the game with the high school band and pep clubs planning demonstrations. Coach R K Staubus's line averages 158 pounds and backfield 148 pounds. John P Steiner of Portales will referee with officials M M Fiardin Nolan Walter and Fred Dennis. all Clovis men.
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Sharkey Loses Fight to Loughran in Philadelphia
Jack Sharkey's boxing career appears over after a fifteen round decision loss to Tommy Loughran at Baker Bowl Philadelphia. Loughran battered Sharkey with jabs and body blows to win as Sharkey departed for Boston, his career likely finished.
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President Roosevelt Resting at Hyde Park Plans Rail Aid
President Roosevelt spends a few days of rest at Hyde Park New York while keeping plans private on expanding credit for agriculture and industry He signals federal support to railroads for new equipment and directs use of the rail coordinator to secure best prices He will attend a Methodist Church centennial and the wedding of Theodore Douglas Robinsons daughter, a Navy official cousin to the President.
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Defense rests in Urschel kidnapping trial
Oklahoma City September 27 AP The defense rested in the Charles F Urschel kidnapping trial late today bringing the city’s high profile prosecution to a key turning point.
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