Imler Wins Arizona State Small Bore Rifle Championship
Thomas J. Imler, Phoenix councilman, captured the Arizona state small-bore rifle title at the Phoenix Red and Gun Club, regaining the crown and earning the Col. Harry N. Renshaw Memorial Trophy for all-around Arizona rifle supremacy. He finished with 2 381 points, narrowly ahead of L. C. Rodgers and Ben M. Gates, while Domenic P. Carapellese won the expert grand aggregate and junior honors went to Leonard Brewster.
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Thomas J. Imler
Phoenix
Far Southwest
Arizona State Rifle Association
Phoenix Red and Gun Club
South Mountain Range
Imler
Arizona
Harry N. Renshaw
Ben M. Gates
Somerton
Nix
Bill Heck
Cimarron
N. M
James Ewing
Yuma
Leonard Brewster
Harold L. Brewster
Glendale
Renshaw
Papago Park
Nogales
India
Camp Perry
Ohio
Phoenix Rod and Gun Club
Carapellese
Metallic Sight Nap
Phoenix Club
Rodgers
Edward L. Ruch
W. W. Cassell
Domenic P. Carapellese
Thcenix
David Hart
James ‘Ing
Junior
Gates
Hart
Eee Carapellese
Raymond Bailes
Peoria
John W. Phoenix
Winnette Hen Ih
Ruch
Gypert
Wanna Weaver
Cimarr N. Junior
Lester C. Rodgers
O'Connell
Shipshooter
Fleck
Marksman
Tuell
Speries Rodgers
Mano
Heck
Ewing
Brewster
Knights Join the Big Three in Arizona Prep Football Race
The Gazette notes Phoenix Union North Phoenix and St Marys lead the state chase for the Luke Greenway trophy as classes open across the region. Coyotes face San Diego Hilltoppers while St Marys and North Phoenix juggle tough Arizona tests and prep rivals loom in games this weekend.
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Phoenix Union
North Phoenix
St. Mary’s
Coyotes
Knights
Arizona
California
San Diego Hilltoppers
Salmon Again Heads A-T League For 1950 Season
Riney Salmon reassumes the Arizona-Texas League presidency as six teams confirm 1950 plans by posting $1,000 bonds. Nogales Safford Mesa join prior-year clubs Yuma Chihuahua interests push for new franchises, while Salmon keeps leadership for a third year and receives a television set as a thanks. Peggy Bouck reelected secretary and league treasurer with Joe Hunt continuing as vice president.
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Salmon
Tucson
Nogales, Son
Safford
Mesa
Yuma
Chihuahua
Loop
Phoenix
League
Peggy Bouck
Joe Hunt
Kiner Ends Season Two Short Of Mark
Pittsburgh slugger Ralph Kiner wrapped up his season with 54 home runs, two short of Hack Wilson’s NL record of 56 set in 1930. He collected three singles as the Pirates split a doubleheader with the Cincinnati Reds, winning 4-2 and losing 6-5.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Kiner
Hack Wilson
Kiner
Wilson
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Bucs
Reds
Baseball Scoring Notes and Box Score Fragments
A compact set of batter and pitcher annotations, including players such as Snider, Robinson, Hodges, Hamner, Ennis, Jones, and Musial. The record lists hits, runs, errors, double plays, and pitching lines with names like Newcombe, Barney, Konstanty, and Pollet, plus game times and left/right pitching details.
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R—Reese
Jermensen
Snider
Robinson
Jermanski
Furillo
Hodges
Hamner
Ennis
Nicholson
Jones
Goliat
Blank
E—Sisler
Seminick
Rillo
Fu Hodges
Newcom Ampanella
Ashurn
Ison
Holling
Cinella
Hr—Jones
S —Banta
Trinkle
Banta
Ser — Heintzelman
U — Goetz
Jorda
Gila Triumphs On Late Drive In Utah Clash
Gila Junior College of Thatcher Arizona defeated Dixie Junior College of Dixie Utah 26-20 in Cedar City on October 3. The Gila club overcame a 20-20 tie after three third quarter scores. Lamell John added a 65 yard touchdown to restore the lead as Dixie rallied but stalled in the final period.
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Utah
Gila Junior College
Dixie Junior College
Gila
Thatcher
Ariz
Dixie
Volcanic wins Hawthorne Gold Cup at Chicago meeting
In Chicago Volcanic edged Sun Herod by two lengths to take the Hawthorne Gold Cup, earning 83 100. Sun Herod took second with Vulcan's Forge third. The card also featured Atlantic City Better Self winning the All American Handicap, and San Mateo events Bolero and Kab prevailing in San Jose and San Mateo Handicaps respectively. Ted Atkinson rode four winners including Guilotine.
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Newoak
Guillotine
Conor
New York
Sun Herod
Vulcan's Forge
Atlantic City
Better Self
Pilaster
San Mateo
Calif
Fancy Flyer
College Football Scores Over Weekend Across Several Games
Saturday results include SMU 28 Missouri 27, Texas Western 14 Hawaii 7, Georgetown OC Oklahoma Aggies 48 Denver 2, Pacific 34 Cincinnati, Santa Clara 53 Fresno, Sewanee 7, Western Colorado 25 State Faculty 14, Bucknell 19 New York U., Portland 40 Montana State 0, Carroll 17 Albion 7, Texas Tech 35 West Texas 19, Arizona State 12 Arizona 12 tie, Texas A I 2M, McMurry 58, LSU 14, Rice ? Drake 17 Brad Hope 7, Monmouth 0, Clemson 7 NC State 6, Virginia Military 14 George Washington 21, Presbyterian 27 Davidson 7, Sunday matches St Ambrose 28, St Francis Pa 19, Alliance 0, Vincent 34 Steubenville 0, Daytor 25 St Bonaventure 13, Xavier 29 Quantico Marines.
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Southern Methodist
Missouri
Texas Western
Hawaii
Georgetown
Oklahoma Aggies
Denver
College Pacific
Cincinnati T. Santa Clara
Fresno Oae Sewanee
Southern
Sothonam
Arizona State
Arizona
Texas A & I
Seater
Tees
McMurry
Gorgas _ ring
Louisiana State
Rice
Drake
Brad F Hope
Monmouth
Clemson
North Carolina State
Virginia Military
George Wash
Delaware
Richmond
Sbyterian
Davidson
St. Ambrose
Pigeon Race Losses Heavy at Aquila Flight
Phoenix Racing Pigeon Club faced heavy losses in the 70 mile Aquila flight with about half of 200 birds entered lost and only 10 reported returns. James Van Dyke won at 1021.66 yards per minute, Ray Roberts was second, Ralph Sloan third, with prizes awarded. Weather was cool and calm and next race will be 90 miles from Salome.
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Phoenix Racing Pigeon Club
Aquila
James van Dyke
Ray Roberts
Ralph Sloan
Salome
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Joenix
S ‘ Marksman
Dewar Corse
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Bill Heckmarrow
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Stewart
Codman
Donald Hook
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Montgomery Stadium
Old Pueblo
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Thompson
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ST. Mary’s Knights
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Bowie
el Paso
Danny Seivert
Phil Russell
Russ Heyward
Seivert
Herb Bool
George Yutze
Tom Cavanaugh
Green Grenadiers
Ben Butler
San Diego
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Norm Standlee
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Seagram Distillers Corp
Chrysier Building
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Musial
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Klein
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Glaviano
Pollet
Reich
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Terwilliger
E+Smalley
Jeffcoat
I—Pollet
Dierin Laughter
Pafko
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Piering
St. Louis
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Schmitz
Lade
Dubiel
Hacker
Leonard
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Adkins
SMITH
Grand Area
of Phoenix
Hustad
Builders Supply Corp
N. Centra Phoenix
Olsen and Johnson
Buick
Henry J. Taylor
ASC Network
Phoenix Motor Company
van Buren
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