Westward Ho and Desert Citrus Sail to Scores
A fragmented ledger shows Westward Ho 28 beating Desert Citrus 18 while Wells Trucks post 2412 Parker Dam 16 and 20. Other lines list teams like Gres College, ADVENCY, and CITY EMPLOYEES with scattered scores and player initials. the piece ends with a plug for Seth Smith Boat Works in Washington.
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Westward Ho
Desert Citrus
Wells Trucks
Parker Dam
Davis Dam
Roy Cantrell
Gres College
Ryan Evans
Advency
City Employ
DET Pines
Gregg College
Forf Ene
Powell
Westward HO Baby
George
Udell Ina
Mertan-Burns
Danner
Disparkeit
Turner
Oetol
Lutz A.ro
Adams
Carpenters
Forfar
I. Amsters
Walters
Paco Ris
Berken Searers
Peto
Wilson
Houston May Join All-America Loop
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports the All-America Football Conference is expected to expand to eight teams next year with Houston Texas as the new member. The league reduced to seven after Brooklyn and New York merged last January. Confirmation was not immediately available from conference spokesmen.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Houston
Tex
Brooklyn
New York
Sparks Dog Wins Pueblo Derby at 600 Yards
Sparks greyhound Queens Beauty won the Pueblo Derby in Pueblo Colorado defeating Blue Trigger Rumack Pancoast and Gallorette over 600 yards. Just Thatcher won the consolation race. Eight contenders head to Phoenix for Washington Park Fall meet starting September 20 with top kennels from Portland and Denver also visiting Arizona.
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Pueblo
Colo
Queen’s Beauty
A. L. Sparks
Phoenix
Washington Park
Blue Trigger
Rumack
Pancoast
Gallorette
Just Thatcher
Greyhound Park
Portland
Denver
Florida
Arizona
Ramblers Fall to Portland Club in Exhibition
In Portland Oregon last night the Portland Lind Pomeroy Florists defeated the PBSW Ramblers of Phoenix 1 to 0 in ten innings. Margie Law who joined the team yesterday limited the Ramblers to three hits while her teammates produced five. Jean Hutsell led Phoenix with two safeties in three at bats.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Lind-Pomeroy Florists
Pbsw Ramblers
Phoenix
Margie Law
Jean Hutsell
Miller Outpoints Hayes In Boston Boxing Bout
Clint Miller 126 pounds defeated Buddy Hayes at Boston in a last night boxing match. Miller earned a clear decision over Hayes, with both fighters marking scores listed as 1260 and 1350 respectively.
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Fall River
Mass
Clint Miller
Eaewneth. N
Buddy Hayes
Boston
Gavilan Favored In MSG Fight Opener
Madison Square Garden opens its Fall-Winter fight season with a 10 round bout featuring Kid Gavilan and Rocky Castellani. Gavilan is a 14 to 5 favorite under the new IBC regime led by James D Norris.
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New York
James D. Norris
International Boxing Club
Madison Square Garden
Kid Gavilan
Rocky Castellani
Gavilan
San Francisco Title Bout Set for Charles Valentino Fight
Ez Zard Charles aims to defend his heavyweight crown against Pat Valentino in a 15 round title bout at the Cow Palace on Oct. 14. Promoters Norris and Kyne announced the contract terms, with Charles receiving at least 50,000 or 35 percent of the gate, and a possible return-match clause. Valentino, Coast Guard veteran and 78 fight veteran with 51 knockouts, vows to challenge for the title, while Kyne projects a $120,000 gate and a Cow Palace capacity of 15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ezzard Charles
California
Pat Valentino
San Francisco Cow Palace
James Norris
New York
International Boxing Club
William P. Kyne
Kyne
Jack Mintz
Charles
Joe Lewis
Valentino
Jack
Andre
Madison Square Garden
Lou Thomas
National Boxing Club
Norris
al ‘Weil
Coast Guard
Joey Maxim
Towncats Dinner Hosts Winslow and UA Players
The Phoenix Towncats and University booster group will host head coach Bob Winslow, coaching staff members, and several University of Arizona varsity football players at a dinner in the Roundup Room of Hotel Adams at 7 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Winslow
University of Arizona
Phoenix Towncats
Hotel Adams
Locke faces PGA ban over Ryder Cup timing
British Open champion Bobby Locke disclosed that the British PGA would discuss his disbarment with U S PGA officials en route to England for the Ryder Cup matches. Locke, who returns to South Africa for surgeries, says he was named captain of the British PGA after his Open win while his absence from Inverness sparked the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bobby Locke
British Professional Golfers Association
United States
PGA
England
Baee
Locke
South Africa
Wes
Inverness
Dunlop Sporting Goods
British Pga
R. C. T. Coe
Ed Dudley
Dee
Afrikander
Tom O’shanter
Virginia Beach
Box Scores For Major League Games AMERICAN NATIONAL
Washington and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Kellner winning the first game for Philadelphia and Brissie taking the second. Key hits included Majeski and Fain for Philadelphia, Joost and Yost for Washington, with Brissie earning his 14th win. Second game featured Washington again and Philadelphia combined for eight runs in a 8-4 Philadelphia win.
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Washington
Philadel
Yost
Joost
Simmons
Moses
Mele
Vale
Ortiz
Fain
Rob'son
Majeski
Kozar
Chapman
Dente
Suder
Evans
Guerra
Pierce
Kellner
Haynes
Stewart
Calvert
Vollmert
Philadelphia
Valo
RBI
Robinson
S— Chapman
Ene Dente
Ho—Pierce
U— Ee Yaperee
Hubbard
Ochiladel
Coan
Rob’son
Chapm’n
Astroth
Brissie
Vollmer
Weik
Gonzales
C Klyo
Joo
Eess
Wy Sabineton
Eik
Scarborough
HO —Weik
U—Paparella
Berry
ST. Louis
Chicago Ag
Dillinger
Philley
Spence
Appling
Priddy
Michaels
Sievers
Met’vich
Moss
Ostrow
Elder
Kress
Anderson
Malonee
Graham
Baker
Kokos
Kuzava
Sullivan
Lollar
Garver
Louis
Metkovich
Mass
Bak Baker
Metkovich Zava
Van
Musial Leads Cards Past Cubs In Slugfest At Wrigley
Musial and Schoendienst sparked St Louis as Brecheen, Sauer and Reich yielded runs for Chicago. Slaughter, Owen, Ramazzotti and Adkins contributed in a high scoring National League tilt. Brecheen earned the win, Rush took the loss as Chicago fell 10 to 4.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Abhuoa
Abhoa Hatton
Rojek
Lowrey
Saffell
Hopp
Mer’man
Kiner
Westlake
Blood
Stailacu
Cleveland
Ravera
Howell
Lombardi
Kluszewski
Wyrostek
Pramesa
Wehmeier
Coers
Castiglione
Mass
Lom- Trech
Bardi
Woodworth
Rojek Wynn
Rbi
Papish
Litwhiler
Berardino
Eeremiansiilemns
Tie Badin
DETRO
Gumbert
Mullin
Wertz
Evers
Kollorea
Wanke
Way
Berry
New E
Lombard Howell Roee
Waren
Bardi Wi
Sree Wenmenee
Lake
Terwilli
Obinson
Kennedy
An.c
Chipman
Chicago
Sassie
ST. Louis
Detroit
Feller
Kelloway
Kell
Gray
Boudreau
Hogan
S—Boudreau
Kolloway
Kollo
R—Schoendienst
Marion
Musial
Hemus
Brecheen
E—Owen
Reich
Page Slaughter
Schoendienst
Sauer
Bie
Owen
Ramazzotti
L—Chicago
Bb—Rush
Adkins
Baseball Leaders Named in Both Leagues
National League top performers include Slaughter Musial and Robinson with RBIs and hits across teams. Kiner and Newcombe lead in home runs and strikeouts, while Williams Kell and Mitchell head batting, doubles and triples in the American League.
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Theee
Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Reese
Eee
Sroaklin
Musial
Robinson
Pickien
Kiner
Robinson Kabaone
Thomson
New York
Hatton
Cincinnati
Ennis
Philadelphia
les—Slaughter
Nalobinson
Pittsburgh
Bases Robinson
Rome
Iks
St.Louis
Roe
Newcombe
Soehnton
Williams
Boston
Kell
Stns
DiMaggio
St Stephens
Pesala
Mitchell
Cleveland
Dillin
Stephens
Red Star
Dillinger
Yale
New_York
Blind Vets Propose Umpire Hire From Blinded Vets
The Blinded Veterans Association at its fourth annual convention endorses a plan to recruit umpires for the 1950 baseball season from its members. Proponents say blind veterans can call plays more accurately and aim to reduce onfield dissension with umpiring decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blinded Veterans Association
J. P. Moriarty
Canton
Ohio
Ump
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Sherwood Hall
Green Gables
Larry Nichols
Herb Bool
Darlene Flickinger
Payne Palmer
Ill
Leo Nichols
Dianne Flickinger
Glen Michaels
Patty Foster
Mary Burg
Danny Carapellese
Barbara Miller
Jane Fernandez
Mike Tiffany
Kenneth Flickinger
Darlene
Dianne
Jack Foster
James J. Deasy
St. Francis Xavier Parish
Foster
Lawrence J. O'Tool
Seth Smith Boat Works
E. Washington
Pla Mor
A-T
Bisbee-Douglas
el Paso
Juarez
Tucson
Globe-Miami
NTEP
Morales Bisbee-Douglas
Chapple
Cordova
Whitt
Dunn
Kusmertz
Arris
Henry
Dudley
Padilla Finns
Ferruga
Malone
Smith
Herring
Spady
Tucson PN EP II
Patton
J. Aguilar
McCord
Ehrer
Abernathie He
Aguilar
Trujillo
Ust
Garmon
Suarez
Luna
Om Ve Azamar
Valenzuela
Artes
Zamora Medina
Alcarez
Donaghey
Dosser
Shields
Crosley
Iswartz
Grunwald
Sechler
Thorne
Waters
Giocommazi
Cks
Hume Larsen
Church
Phoenix TC GM BD
Barrett
Barrow Incy
Burns
Ovic
Otonello
EL Paso II TC GM PN
Sanchez
Entwisle
Westerlund
Peraza
DeWitt
O-!estcamp
Melendez
Cummins
Martinez
Donaghey Ruta
Forfelt
Phoenix Union High School
Coyotes
Hanny’s
Amphitheater
Bakersfield
America
Monroe Streets
Sparks
The
Phoenix Gazette
Ramblers
Portland Club
Harley-Davidson
Harley-Davidson Sales
East Washington
Towncats
By Oscar Fraley
Sporting
Chaels
Honochick
Avanneverr Gil
ABHOR
Ashburn
Sisti
Hamner
Ryan
Fletcher
Jones
J Holmes
Goliat
Dark
Meyer
Salkeid
Sain
Nicholson
E— Fletcher
Ata
Etcher
Phila
Ain
Hansen
Higbe
NEW_ YORK
Lockman
Thompson
Hartun
Elmer
Hisbe
Erskine
Palice
Ho—Kennedy
Thisbe
Aan
N. Central
OLD Stagg
Kentucky
Mac's Liquor ‘House of Good Spirits
N. 24Th Street
Sports Survey
Toronto
Guy Lombardo
Big Tom Vi
Johnny
Spider) Jorgensen
Eddie Stanky
Boston Braves
Ebbets Field
Schwinn
SUN Valley Cycle CO
W. Adams
Allison
Theatre OF Stars
KTAR
Allison Src.co
19Th Ave
Southern Pacific
Continental Distilling Corp
PENNA
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