North Kaibab deer permits meet slow demand amid dove season debate
The Arizona game and fish commission faced slow permit sales with about 2,000 of 4,000 North Kaibab deer permits issued and predictions of未full sale. Dove season discussion dominated state sentiment with opinions split on shortening the season while observers noted fewer doves than last year. Page Springs hatchery expands water to support 700,000 catchable trout for 1950, and an auction of about 30 confiscated guns will be held in ~30 days after notices.
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Dad) Yoder
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Two Unbeaten In USC Meet
Two teams remain unbeaten in the National Softball Congress world tourney as Hanford California and Somerton Arizona won their games. Hanford beat Gainesville Florida 2-1 and Salt Lake City 3-0, while Tulsa Oklahoma won twice, defeating Denver 6-1 and Madill Oklahoma 4-3. Denver and Madill were eliminated. the event is two-losses-and-you-re out. Thurman Simmons of Tulsa held Denver to one hit as his team totaled ten. Somerton has no game tonight.
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Tigers Crush Indians With Two Wins In Cleveland
Yesterday's Stars A P report notes Hal Newhouser pitched a one hitter for Detroit in a 10-0 win, with Lou Boudreau’s seventh inning single the only Cleveland hit. Veertz drove in five runs with a homer and a triple as Detroit also won 4-1.
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Senators Rally in 20-1 Win Over Tucson Cowboys
The Phoenix Senators routed the Tucson Cowboys 20 to 1 in a Governors Cup playoff tilt. Bob Greenwood and Tony Ponce starred on the mound and at bat as injuries and lineup shuffles plagued Tucson while Phoenix built an 8 run sixth inning and cruised to the lopsided victory.
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Reunion Tonight Sets Big Funk Jewels Softball Event
Paul Watson arrives in Phoenix to join old Funk Jewels for a 1933 34 club reunion at Phoenix Softball Park. Program includes Jaycees vs A 1 Queens and the Queens vs the Funk Jewels with lineup details for both teams and anticipated appearance by Joe Hunt.
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Ernie Suggs
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Jax Brew ers and Queens clash in softball title bid
Eight regional champions meet in the National Softball Congress world championship in Phoenix with Jax Brewers of New Orleans facing A-1 Queens of Phoenix in the opening night draw. Other first round pairings include Ohio against California, Washington against Illinois, and Oklahoma against Wisconsin. The event runs through September 19 with two-of-three brackets and loser's bracket elimination. Tickets are available via Jaycee offices and three downtown outlets.
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Prep Football Roundup In Arizona Brav es Return for Phoenix Indians
In Phoenix Indian School roster news coach Sam Johnson welcomes back regulars Vincent Little Bennett Jackson Vernon Alberts Lloyd Johnson Eugene Sundust Felix Noriega Wilbur White and others. Scottsdale Beavers rebuild with eight returning players led by Jiggs Hardt and Winslow Bulldogs project a strong season with experienced lettermen. Thatcher Eagles enter season with 14 lettermen under Eldon Randall and a schedule heavy on regional clubs.
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Germaine Wins Big at Anderson Speedway in Stunning Showdown
Eddie Germaine controls a fast motorcycle to win the main event at Anderson Speedway. He and Jay Abney race door to door with Germaine passing on lap six to finish nearly a half lap ahead of Abney, Richey, Davis, and Meshkin as crashes end the field.
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Sugar Ray Robinson to Fight Benny Evans in Omaha Tonight
Sugar Ray Robinson meets Benny Evans in a 10 round non title welterweight bout in Omaha. The two fighters, each over 150 pounds, square off for Robinsons 101st professional fight. Evans hails from Oklahoma City.
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Best of Seven Semifi Series Opens in Governers Cup
Juarez wins 11 inning clash over El Paso 9 to 3 to take a 1-0 series lead in the Arizona Texas League Governors Cup. Tonight Tucson visits Phoenix, and El Paso travels to Juarez as the circuit moves toward the midweek slate.
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Dons Edge Hornets In 17-Point West Coast Tilt
Los Angeles Dons led by Glenn Dobbs and a rookie surge are 17 point favorites to beat the Chicago Hornets at Memorial Coliseum in a key All-America Conference matchup. A win would put the Dons in a first place tie with the 49ers after a 49 to 17 rout of the Colts. Hornets boosted by ex USC end Paul Cleary. Chicago faces injuries to tackle Ted Hazelwood as Dallas backfield and other stars prepare for the test.
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Bushwick Hurdle Handicap at Aqueduct Ends In Photo Finish
The Bushwick Hurdle Handicap at Aqueduct carried a $10,000-added purse with New Rule prevailing by a neck over six rivals, Skyscra taking third as Woodford Sir and Little Harp posted fast times in the sprint dash. Hawthorne feature Pellicle won the mile and a sixteenth by a length and a half.
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