Forest Service limits on campers amid fire emergency
Officials say forests not yet closed though restrictions apply to camping and fishing. Campfires limited to established campgrounds and smoking banned except on highways and in designated areas. Anglers urged to delay trips to hot forests and consider alternative lakes and routes. Licenses expired June 30 with new 1951 52 tags available. soldier’s warm water license set at $1.50. Five regional ranger captains will oversee enforcement for smoother operations statewide.
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Forest Service
Angiers
Saguaro
Canyon
Apache Lakes
Rocky Point
Havasu Lake
Parker
Martinez Lake
Yuma
Colorado River
Hoover
Davis
Senators ride McCaffery to 3-1 win over Cowboys
Bob McCaffery, a converted catcher making his first regular start, tossed four hits in a 3-1 victory over the Tucson Cowboys. The win gives Phoenix the second straight home series triumph as McCaffery helps ease the rotation while Tony Ponce and Eddie Graham remain options for the second half of Southwest International League play.
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Phoenix Senators
Yuma
Tony Ponce
Eddie Graham
Bob McCaffery
Tucson Cowboys
Senators
Leaders Hold Edge in Desert and Thunderbird Golf Leagues
In Encanto Park play, Motorola boosted its Desert League lead with a second-place PBSW loss, while Westside Smoke Shop solidified the Thunderbird League lead. Montgomery Ward moved to second after a 6 1/2 point swing, with Ward’s Lands 40 and 31 producing strong results. Gazette News dropped to third as Westside and Mardian Construction pressed hard.
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Motorola Research
Westside Smoke Shop
Encanto Park
Motorola
PBSW
Chuck Stewart
Montgomery
Carl Kraus
Gazette News
Newsmen
Mardian Construction
Dick Doremus
F. J. Ronan
Valley Bank
Bob Schoenhoff
Bankers
Roscoe Stevens
Carmen Tirrabasso
Reynolds Metals
Southwest General Agency
Eeces Thunderbird
Failey
Blysus Fa
Hisw Agency
Ee Gaz News
Westside Gas
Henes Kraus
Les
I Nixon
Ee Parker
Pomeroy
Eam
Montw
Schoenh’s Remus
Fink
Ronan
Ringer
Satchell
Ayior I
Coffin
I Brother
Neuzil Griffith
Team Net
Eam S As
Walt Judnich Tops Hitters in PCL Standings
In San Francisco on July 3, Walt Judnich of the Seattle Rainiers maintained the Pacific Coast League batting lead with a .353 average after 78 games and 91 hits including 11 home runs. Sacramento’s Bob Boyd stands second with a .338 mark.
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San Francisco
Walt Judnich
Seattle Rainiers
Judnich
Bob Boyd
Sacramento
Wichita Vaults Into First Four
Wichita used two homers to defeat Pueblo 3 1. Del Lang hit a ninth inning homer his second of the game driving in four runs and giving Colorado Springs a 9 5 win over Denver. Wichita’s seventh straight win moved the Indians into fourth place for their first sniff of first division air since the opening night of the season.
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Perss
Wichita
Pueblo
del Lang
Colorado Springs
Denver
Indians
Seven Dodger Players Draw Star Berths
National League All Stars, led by seven Brooklyn players, were announced. Eddie Sawyer assigns two Dodgers to the pitching staff and includes Giants, Braves, Phillies, Reds, and Cubs hurlers. Key position selections include Campanella, Hodges, Reese, Robinson, Snider, and Duke Snider among others with robust New York and Philadelphia ties.
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New York
Brooklyn Stars
Philadelphia Phils
Eddie Sawyer
x-Roy Campanella
Brooklyn
Bruce Edwards
Chicago
x-Alvin Dark
New_York
X- Elliott
Boston
x-Gil Hodges
Willie Jones
Philadelphia
Pee Wee
Two-Hit Shutout Tops Softball League Play
Don Roether pitched a two hit shutout for Double Seven in a Metropolitan Softball League showing at University Park. Harry Thompson allowed three hits as Telephone Company beat Arizona Auto 10-7. Naval Reserve fell 11-0 to Roether’s team. Jim Hurt hit a two run homer for Double Seven. Jim Marsh homered for Telephone. Barney's lost 4-5 to Kleck's as Buck Steinhauser added two doubles and a single.
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Don Roether
University Park
Harry Thompson
Telephone Company
Arizona Auto
Naval Reserve
Roether
Jim Hurt
Jim Marsh
Telephone
Sonny Dale
Barney’s
Kleck’s
Bill Landis
Klieck’s
Buck Steinhauser
Cluer
Southern Lanes Fisherman League standings and scores
Summary of league results with team tallies Bullheads Catfish and Fantails posting wins and losses, plus individual scores and player initials. Senior League results show Whiz Kids Eagles and Clockners with records, and various team lineups and match figures across multiple leagues and bowling centers.
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Bullheads
Catfish
Brooktrout
Bluegills
B. Tatum
Joe Fazio
H. Staudiger
B. Lowe
H. Brooks
H. — Can
T. Campbell
Eagles
Rogers Tax
Capitol
Austine
B. Broomstrand
Cleckners Sa
Hart
Bowling Center Commercial League
Read Mulians
Stewart Air Ao
Rohwer Agey
Calvert Reserve
Doskovil
Rohwer Agency
Vitek Inter Metal
Klein
Schmidt
Bradley
Pier Ce
E. Jonnes
Calvert Jone
Augrly
McCaffery Stars For Senators In Four-Run Phoenix Tilt
Yankees arrival for rookie school tied to Scout Joe Devine praise. McCaffery limits trouble, twin killings in early frames, then two decisive fifth inning runs as Herman Lewis hits safely with Cannuli and McCaffery scoring. Gil Trejo extends hitting streak to 15. Tony Morales aids Eloy Cowboys with two safeties. Senators win relates to Parker wild pitch and Cannuli baserunning miscue. The Hollywood Stars prep intermission and El Paso series loom. Al Schacht booking alters schedule. Eddie Graham opens Yuma series tonight.
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McCaffery
Shim
Nick Cannuli
Cannuli
Fred Parker
Senators
Tucker
Parker
Herman Lewis
Gil Trejo
Tony Morales
University of Arizona
Eloy
Hollywood Stars
Phoenix
el Paso
al Schacht
Clown Prince
Death of ex Dodgers pitcher Hugh Casey shocks Brooklyn
Boston bulletin reports Hugh Casey, hero of 1941 and 1947 Dodgers title teams, died by his own hand. Manager Charley Dressen and captain Pee Wee Reese expressed disbelief and remembered Casey as clutch and gutsy.
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Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hugh Casey
Casey
Charley Dressen
Dressen
Brooklyn
Hughie Casey
Grays to clash with Luke Air Force Base at Hadley Field
Glendale July 3 Glen dale Grays meet Luke Air Force Base in a semipro baseball game at Hadley Field tomorrow night at 8 15. Veteran Alex Popoff will pitch for the Grays.
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Glendale
Night softball leagues list multiple city games and scores
Metropolitan diamonds host Motorola versus Allison Steel and Reynolds Metals against Water Users with several 7 and 8:15 start times. Elks Harmon Park games feature Efrens Barber Shop against Avala Grocery and National Guard against St. Gregorys Padres. Local church and girls league scores include First Baptist 7 and Temple Beth Israel 10 while Verde Shamrocks top University 18 to 10 and Verde Blue Jays win 7 to 13.
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University Park Northwest
Motorola
Allison Steel
Reynolds Metals
Southeast diamond—Fike’s
Stapley’s
Panama Elks Club
Shawver Brothers
Naval Reserve
Telephone Company
Arizona Auto
Kileck’s
Barney’s
Cluer’s Mill
Elks-Harmon
Harmon Park
Efrens
Avala_Grocery
Company E National Guard
St. Gregory’s Padres
Secorn
Capital and See
Moose Club
Post Office
Ymca Church League
Tonicht
Garfield
Trinity Cathedral
Eastside Baptist
Central Methodist
Bethel Methodist
First Institutional Baptist
Greek Orthodox
Christian Reformed
Bible Baptist
First Baptist
Temple Beth Israel
First Southern Baptist
Desert Mission
Capitol Christia
Osborn
Loneview
Stevenson -Lincoln
Stevenson
Emerson—Edison
Whittier
Machan
Emerson
Harmon—Central
Mt. Carmel
Encanto
Edison
Verde Shamrocks
University
Murphy No
Grant Park
Verde Blue Jays
Yanks Snare Game Lead Over Chisox
All Murty Dickson needs to become the first pitcher in 48 years to win 20 games for a last place NL club is 10 more victories and the cooperation of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The last place Buccaneers must remain in the cellar. Highlights include Allie Reynolds ending a scoreless streak, Jim Hegan driving in three runs for Cleveland, Leo Kiely in his first start guiding Boston to a 5-2 win, Gil Hodges homering for Brooklyn, and Jim Hearn beating Philadelphia for the Giants with relief help from George Spencer and Bobby.
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Murty Dickson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buccaneers
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Jim Hegan
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Leo Kiely
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Chicago
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Preacher Roe
Boston
Braves
Jim Hearn
Giants
Philadelphia
George Spencer
Bobby
Thompson's 11th homer powers another win
Thompson homered for an 11th time marking a second consecutive game with a game winning shot. Pittsburgh Pirates beat Chicago Cubs 7 2 as Pete Castiglione drove in three with a single double and triple while Stan Musial drove in two for the Cardinals in an 8 2 rout of the Reds. Ransom Jackson hit a seventh inning homer with runners aboard to deny Dickson a shutout and the Yankees piled up 20 hits against the Cubs with Hank Bauer and Gene Woodling homering twice collectively. Mike Garcia earned his eighth win for the Indians aided by a sixth inning double that plated the go ahead run. Kiely tossed eight shutout innings for Washington after an early two run burst. Vern Stephens tied the game with his fourteenth homer while Cass Michaels produced Boston's winning run in the sixth. The Dodgers battered Sain and Chipman for 14 hits to hold a slim NL lead as Holmes and Torgeson argued and were ejected.
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Pete Castiglione
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Ransom Jackson
Dickson
Noodles Hahn
Reds
Bob Wicker
Yankees
Bobby Shantz
Alex Kellner
Johnny Kucab
Hank Bauer
Gene Woodling
Yankee
Mike Garcia
Indians
Hogan
Kiely
Washington
Vern Stephens
Ted Williams
Cass Michaels
Boston
Canada Gets Ratterman For Alouettes Next Season
Montreal announces quarterback George Ratterman, last year with the New York Yanks, will join the Alouettes of the Big Four Football Union. Lew Hayman, Alouettes boss, said Ratterman was offered a Montreal job and will move from Englewood New Jersey. Ratterman is a Notre Dame graduate who previously played for the Buffalo Bills before joining the Yanks.
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Montreal
George Ratterman
New York Yanks
Montreal Alouettes
Big Four Football Union
Lew Hayman
Alouettes
Ratterman
Englewood
N. J
Notre Dame
Buffalo Bills
Yanks
Remodeled Arena Wresting Card With Double Main Event
Madison Square Gardens hosts another wrestling night despite plans for a remodel on N Seventh Ave arena. Jim Londos and promoter John Contos say work will begin in weeks. next Monday’s card features a definite main event with Jesse James likely in one leg of the twin feature. Anaya defeats Moto after a late ruling, attendance 1,624, gate about $2,000. Wee Willie Davis is disqualified against Joe Pazon, Jesse James shows progress over Bud Curtis.
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Madison Square Gardens
N. Seventh Ave. Arena
Jim Londos
John Contos
Jesse James
Wee Willie Davis
Joe
Chet Johnson Sold From Seals to Oaks
San Francisco July 3 Chet Johnson a left handed pitcher with a 5 15 record was sold by the Seals to the Oakland Oaks in the Pacific Coast League.
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San Francisco
Chet Johnson
San Francisco Seals
Trans-Bay
Oakland Oaks
Racing at a Glance Highlights Gaddy York Banioist Wins
Racing at Delaware Park Narragansett Park and Park races are summarized with multiple winners including Goon York-Banioist in a ueduct feature at Delaware Park, Yellmantown at Chicago Park Bramble Purse, Sagittarius at Narragansett six furlongs, and Gosheetsy Volo in the Coaching Club Oaks. Carson to join Montreal Alouettes from New York Yorke ancemtnek.
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Goon York
Wilmin Ngt
Delaware Park
Chicago
Yellmantown
Montreal
Carson
New York
Yorke Ancemtnek
Montreal Alouettes
Crosstown rivals clash in women's softball tilt night
League rivals meet in major women’s softball action at Phoenix Softball Park and Isaac Park. The 8:45 Queens vs Gems game follows 7:30 prelim featuring Poston Tillage Sweethearts and Good Samaritan Nurses. Ramblers face Westerners at 8 p.m in Hopper team’s final Isaac Park homer. Betty Fernstrom on Gems and Helen Watkins for Queens headline lineups. Margie Law rumored for Rambler pitching with Marge Lang for Westerners.
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Queens
Lettuce Gems
Phoenix Softball Park
PBSW
Ramblers
Isaac Park
Westerners
Gems
Poston
Good Samaritan
Rambler Field
Washington St
Betty Fernstrom
The
Charlotte Armstrong
Betty Luna
Helen Watkins
Miss Watkins
Valley League All Stars
Mesa Ee Chicks
Hays
Haysettes
al Queens
Latuce Gems
Village Maids
Webs
Sters
Hopper Westerners
A-1
Hollywood Lion
Ramblers Start 3-Game Stand At Home Against Fresno Rockets
The Ramblers return to their home field for a three night series with the Fresno Rockets after a 1-0 win over Peoria Caterpillar Dieselettes. Amy Shelton starred with a fourth inning double and stole third, scoring on Corrine Carr’s fly. Mrs Law allowed four hits while Florence Root’s pitching held the Ramblers to six hits. Schedule at Phoenix Softball Park lists multiple games through the week including Valley League All Stars and various womens teams.
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Ramblers
Fresno
Calif
Rockets
Peoria
Ill
Caterpillar Dieselettes
Mrs. Law
Florence Root
Amy Shelton
Rameblers
Corrine Carr
Californians Ready For 250-Mile Darlington Grind
Seventeen drivers competed for three open starting spots and to improve on low qualifiers in Darlington trial runs for a 250 mile big car race. Johnny McDowell of Santa Monica won the pole as 11 drivers from yesterday’s time trials and 17 leftovers vie for 14 remaining berths.
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Darlington
S. C
Indianapolis
Darlington International Raceway
Johnny McDowell
Santa Monica
Calif
McDowell
Cecil Green
Houston
Texas
Duane Carter
Culver City
Walt
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BUCS
Hooper
Gulf of California
Gulf Waters
Cliff Sorrells
Game Department
Yuma County
Pima
Maricopa
Mohave
Mervin Smith
North Central
Yavapai
Coconino
Carl Jones
Apache
Navajo
Gila
Greenlee
Graham
Pat Kelly
Cochise
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Pinal
Tom Barnes
Jack Bennett
Bennett
Smith
Kelly
Barnes
Jones
Sorrells
Ben Foote
Gazete
Bill Paine
Hollywood
Twin Falls
New York Yankee
Wayne Tucker
Acson
Pho Wilson
Hoa
Clevel'’d
Morris
Steinh’r
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Oj Lewis
Awson
Noren
Morales
Estrada
Albini
Cluff
Mecatty
UCSON
R—Moraies
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Oenix
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Gampire
Regee
Mmette
Gabe Gonzales
Packard Phoenix Motor CO
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Charles Einstein
Sawyer
Eddie
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Don Newcombe
Sal Maglie
Larry Jansen
Warren Spahn
Robin Roberts
Phils
Ewell Blackwell
Dutch Leonard
Cubs
Blackwell
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Southern Lanes
Fisherman ’S League
Joe Devine
Burns
PeeWee Reese
South Pacific
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RBI
Steinhauer
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Trejo
Olea
Util
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Meza
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Chisox
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Associated Press
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Musial
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Ark. News
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Campanella
Baumholtz
Kiner
Grostek
Cooper
Thompson
Johnny Sain
Bob Chipman
Tommy Holmes
Tribe
Earl Torgeson
Lon Warneke
Canada
Anaya
Moto
Bill Williamson
Fugi
Oaks Bay Johnson
Margie Law
Ford Hoffman
Rambler
Marge Lang
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Dodge
Custom Motor
Arizona Sann & Kock Company
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