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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1951

Page

25

Salas Jones Rematch in Phoenix Faces Dubious Fanfare

Promoter Paul Clinite floated a Salmon sized welterweight tilt pitting Phoenix’s Charlie Salas against Sugar Ray Robinson for June. Fans shouted for a Salas win over Bobby Jones after Salas edged Jones 54-53 on all three cards. The bout hinges on Sugar Ray’s terms and NBA rules complicate champ status.

Phoenix Charlie Salas Sugar Ray Robinson Salas Bobby Jones Paul Clinite Robinson Charlie Jones Oakland Calif Phoenix Madison Square Garen Robinson- Salas Clinite Municipal Stadium Sugar Ray New York National Boxing Association Jake LaMotta

Pan Am Meet Ends With Spectacular Argentina Victory

The Pan Am Meet closed with a grand ceremony in River Plate Stadium before 75,000. President Peron and Eva Peron declared the games ended as Argentina topped the unofficial medal table with 1071/2 points to the United States 734 1/2. Argentina fielded competitors in all 18 sports and led in most events.

Erie River Plate Juan Peron Argentina Eva Mexico City Peron United States

Lester Dean Tops Scoring for Sun Devils

Tempe sophomore center Lester Dean was named Arizona State's leading scorer with a 12.4 point per game average and 297 points. Fellow Tempe High graduate Roy Coppinger followed with 11.5 and 277 points, then Boyd Hatch of Snowflake with 202, Ed Senseman of Peoria with 193, and Bill Paul of Miami with 168.

Arizona State Sun Devils Tempe Lester Dean Tempe High Devils Dean Roy Coppinger Boyd Hatch Snowflake Ed Senseman Peoria Bill Paul Miami

Amateur Skiers Vie For Positions At Sun Valley

America's leading amateur skiers begin open competition at Sun Valley Idaho for spots on the 1952 Winter Olympic team. Downhill races on Baldy Mountain mark the first test for both men and women as race conditions look good though the courses were noted as a touch slow yesterday.

Sun Valley Ida America Baldy Mountain

Visitors Links Meet Opens On Eight Courses Monday

The second annual Winter Visitors golf tournament at eight Central Arizona courses opens Monday with entries accepted through that day. Milt Coggins, tourney director, expects a field of several hundred, with multiple flights at each course and final 18 holes at Encanto Thursday. Defending and past winners from Canada and the United States return, as Phoenix Thunderbirds and the Chamber of Commerce sponsor the event with prizes for the final 18 holes.

Arizona Milt Coggins Coggins Encanto Park Pro Encanto H. G. Love Calgary Alta Can W. G. Green Sudbury Ont Fred Siegel Seattle Phoenix A. R. Tiffany Eugene Ore Ira Camp la Crosse Wash A. Rosenberg Milwaukee Clyde Hinson Waterloo Iowa Phoenix Thunderbirds The Chamber of Commerce

Vale Veteran Eyes Local Race Victory At Greyhound Park

Vale veteran Faultless Rube seeks a third local purse in the 5/16 mile ninth race at Greyhound Park tonight. The aging racer, after a midsummer winless spell in Tijuana, recently finished second to Tavern for a $151 quintela. Other likely challengers include Real Tan, Bay Boy, War Razor, Just A Wrinkle, Veep, His Luck and Blackmail. the program features 10 races starting at 7:45 p.m.

Rube Bill Vale Greyhound Park Tijuana Tavern E. B. Pate Bay Boy War Razor Vern Shiflett Veep Luck Oswald Brothers Ruff Rube

Horse racing betting results with multiple wagers and figures

A dense race card lists bets for May 16 including horses like Fairy's Pride, Flaming Rocket, Lil Abner, She See Run, Russella, El Camino, Ryu, Nancy Jean, Great Spirit, Bombi, Rhythm Sowstess Je, Orient, Angela Gregg, Harmony Sue, Lena, Missy, and Heiton Lad plus quinielas and daily doubles. Totals appear per race with final handle and time notes.

Quiniela Tania Lil Abner She Russella el Camino Ryu Nancy Jean Great Spirit Caperton Carvel Tithe So O.b.’S All Red Bombi Rhythm Sowstess Im Tcv Enth Orient Angela Gregg aHlant Bonniere Dillard Harmony Sue OS. Lena TSO Missy Es of New_York Heiton Lad Apacha Lady the Turk

Champs Play Tribe Here Tomorrow

In a Pacific Coast League backdrop the Indians feature Larry Doby Dale Mitchell and Bob Kennedy in the outfield and infield reshuffles. Avila Boone and Rosen replace past stars as young Porterfield and Wynn duel in Tucson with Raschi to follow. Reynolds injures thumb risking absence. Collins arm soreness exits after a charity game note.

Larry Doby Dale Mitchell Bob Kennedy Luke Easter Bobby Avila Ray Boone al Rosen Jim Hegan Ray Murray Indians Avila Boone Rosen Joe Gordon Lou Boudreau Ken Keltner Tucson Bob Porterfield Yankees Early Wynn Tribe Vic Raschi Allie Reynolds Yanks Charlie Silvera Charlie Berry Stengel Joe Collins Jackie Jensen Bill Johnson Los Angeles Reynolds al Lopez Cleveland Indians Lopez Phoenix New York Yankees Municipal Stadium

Relays Host Over 1,000 At Long Beach Relays

More than a thousand college, high school and independent athletes converge on Long Beach for the annual Long Beach Relays billed as the first major outdoor meet of the year. Notables include Olympic Decathlon Champion Bob Mathias of Stanford and runner-up Bill Albans of Occidental. Arizona State and Phoenix College are represented by Sun Devils and Bears teams.

Long Beach Calif Southern California UCLA Olympic Club San Francisco Los Angeles Athletic Club Santa Barbara College Occidental Los Angeles Bob Mathias Stanford Bill Albans North Carolina Albans Arizona Sun Devils Arizona State The Bears Phoenix College

Yank Official Hospitalized After Emergency Surgery

Jackie Farrell traveling secretary of the New York Yankees collapsed while addressing Williams pilots at Williams Air Force Base. Diagnosed with a perforated ulcer, he underwent immediate abdominal surgery and will remain at the base hospital for several days before transfer to a Phoenix hospital.

Jackie Farrell New York Yankees Williams Air Force Base Farrell Williams Phoenix

Hadley Cleared In Traffic Charge In Boston

Irv ing Hadley a 46 year old Boston sportscaster and former major league pitcher was found innocent of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor. East Boston Municipal Court Judge Charles A Brown acquitted him.

Boston INS Irving Bump) Hadley East Boston Charles A. Brown

Pro Basketball By The Associated Press Rochester 91 Indianapolis 84

The Associated Press reports a pro basketball game final with Rochester scoring 91 and Indianapolis 84. No other leagues had games on the schedule.

Associated Press _ NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Rochester Indianapolis The Associated Press

122 Derby nominees head Louisville list of 1950 hopefuls

122 Kentucky Derby candidates released today include Battlefield and Uncle Miltie as leading juveniles, with Aunt Jinny the top filly among four fillies in the field. Several top contenders are training in Florida South Carolina and Kentucky ahead of the May 5 Derby.

Louisville George D. Widener Battlefield Miltie Joseph J. Colando Duval Headley Jinny Walter M. Jeffords Yildiz Hialeah Park Tommy May Bat Florida Uncle Miltie South Carolina New York Kentucky Aunt Jinny Sickle Donna Staggering Regret

Track Victories Across Four High Schools Highlight Meet

North High and Carver of Phoenix led recent meets with strong showings. Yuma beat Casa Grande 60 53 in a dual. Carver won a three way at West Phoenix with 73 to 48 and Tempe 18. Mesa quad saw North Phoenix top with 45. Mesa standout Gordon Windhorn swept hurdles and set a meet record 20.3 in the low hurdles. Al Harris of Tucson placed well with sprint and middle distance wins. Glendale defeated Amphitheater 66 47 as Bill Roberts led two hurdles and the high jump with 15 points. Freshman Ken Barber added field marks with 44 feet 6 inches in shot and 124 feet 7 inches in discus.

North High Carver Phoenix Yuma Glendale Casa Grande West Phoenix West Tempe Mesa North Phoenix NP Mustangs Tucson Phoenix Union Gordon Windhorn Dwight Chambers al Harris Amphitheater Bill Roberts Cardinals Ken Barber

Finnigan Named Reserve's Coach at Western Reserve

Eddie Finnigan, longtime Baldwin Wallace coach, is named athletic director and head football coach at Western Reserve University. He will also become a full professor in arts and sciences and join the university council on health.

Cleveland Eddie Finnigan Baldwin-Wallace College Western Reserve University WRU Faculty of Arts and Sciences University Council On Health

Lake Mead Weather Report Fair Through Sunday

International News Service reports Lake Mead weather is fair today tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions. High around 58 degrees and low near 30 degrees, variable winds 7 to 15 mph.

International News Service Lake Mead

Death claims hockey player Denver

John Holota of the Denver Falcons died at Colorado General Hospital after a car crash north of Denver that left him with a skull fracture. Heleta from Ontario, Canada, never regained consciousness despite brief improvement and three blood transfusions. Also injured were Falcon Claude Warwick and Omaha players Bruce Giesebrecht and George Homenuk, who were reported improving.

Denver John Holota Denver Falcons Colorado General Hospital Holota Omaha Heleta Ontario Can Falcon Claude Warwick Bruce Giesebrecht George Homenuk

Gehrmann Wilt Clash In Milwaukee Relays

Nearly 250 top track stars attend the Milwaukee Journal Relays led by Don Gehrmann and Fred Wilt. Gehrmann aims to break 4:06 in the mile at home as he seeks revenge after recent losses to Wilt. The program also spotlights a 15 foot pole vault with Don Laz and Bob Richards among entrants.

Milwaukee Don Gehrmann Fred Wilt Gehrmann Wilt New York FBI Madison Square Garden Cleveland Len Truex Ohio State Gil Dodds

Final Firing Slated City Pin Tourney

The Phoenix Bowling Association wraps its annual city tournament with the final singles and doubles squad at Pla-Mar tomorrow. The 1 p.m. start shifts a week’s delay, with Ferguson Mueller aiming at top doubles and Dorr Heltzel and DeHeer targets in singles and all-events led by Traylor and Morari. Team champions already decided.

Phoenix Bowling Association Pla-Mar Glen Ferguson William Mueller Red Wilson Jim Thurmond Sam Dorr Howe Heltzel Lloyd DeHeer Vern Traylor Ray Killian Jack Sommers Tom Yee George Pear Harry Cartmell Steve Morari Walt Ehlenberger Morari

Japan Snares Asian Lead In First Asian Games

New Delhi March 10 AP Japan forged to the front in the first Asian games with 90 points after most events. India held 73 as hosts showed strength in running events. Okana Euraro won the 400m hurdles in 54.2 seconds, tying the Japanese record.

New Delhi Japan India Okana Euraro

Phoenix Country Club Women Open Handi cap Tourney Winners

Mrs T O McLaughlin led Class A with a low net 71 and 25 putts. In Class B Rouland Hill and Pat Wilkinson tied for low net 77, Hill, Rosenzweig, and Cunningham tied for fewest putts at 31. In Class C Roy Johnson posted 72 for low net and Gan tied Perry 32 putts.

T. O. McLaughlin Phoenix Country Club Rouland Hill Pat Wilkinson Hill Harry Rosenzweig Gene Cunningham Roy Johnson Watson Perry

Rugged Rex Layne eyes Charles or Marciano after big KO

In New York on March 10 Rugged Rex Layne challenged heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles or undefeated Rocky Marciano following a sensational technical knockout of Bob Satterfield in Madison Square Garden. Layne won in 2 56 of the eighth round as Satterfield was knocked down thrice. crowd of 5,981 saw Layne praised by manager Marv Jenson who floated a Charles or Marciano bout. Louis offered to meet Layne, notes two losses on Layne’s record while Satterfield suffered a strong performance in defeat.

Rex Layne New York Bob Satterfield Vincent Nardiello Layne Ezzard Charles Rocky Marciano Madison Square Garden Utah Pride and Joy NBA Chicago Satterfield Bob Mark Conn Cesar Brion Charles Marciano Marv Jenson Joe Louis Joe Walcott

Glisson Down But Not Out

Jockey Gordon Glisson is in good condition at St Luke Hospital after a fall at Santa Anita caused a compression fracture of the fifth dorsal vertebra. He will stay hospitalized for several weeks and cannot ride for at least three months. The horse Little Nannie broke its back and was destroyed.

Jones Charlie Salas Pasadena Calif Gordon Glisson St. Luke Hospital Santa Anita Little Nannie John S. Manning Glisson

Trinidad B Team Edges In 15-13 In High School Clash

Trinidad Colorado March 10 AP. Talk about ball control Trinidad's B team defeated him 15-13 in a high school basketball tournament today. Neither team scored in the final quarter.

Trinidad Colo

Jap Terrors In Tag Event at Madison Square Garden

The Jap Terrors collide with the Guzman brothers Miguel and Carlos in a two falls out of three tag match with a one hour limit. Terry McGinnis referees aided by an outside ring assistant. Carlos Guzman impressed by defeating Dave Levin last Monday, while McGinnis faces Killer Karl Davis in the semifinal and El Capitan meets Dale Collier in the opener.

Moto Togo Madison Square Garden JAP Terrors Guzman Brothers Miguel Carlos John Contes Terry McGinnis McGinnis Black) Guzman Herman Corsun Corsun Guzman

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