Doves, education push, and Arizona fishing notes
The piece covers dove population debates with hunter views opposing season cuts and urging education on dove habits. It notes two educators and hunters advocating conservation in schools, plus a list of agencies endorsing the plan, and reports bass fishing activity at Lake Havasu with several anglers mentioning success.
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Salt River Valley
Arizona
Dan Gish
State Game and Fish Department
Arizona State College
Tempe
Arizona Game Protective Association
Arizona Education Association
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Federated Garden Clubs
Federated Women’s Clubs
Parent-Teacher Association
Farm Bureau
National Forest Service
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
Arizona Conservation Club
Arizona Cattle Growers
George Savard
Phoenix
Lake Havasu
Savard
Parker Dam
Robert Cockrill
Casa Grande
Cockrill
Cal Bears reshuffle backfield amid injuries
Berkeley California September 13 Newsman Lynn Waldorf California football coach shifts the backfield due to injuries Frank Brunk moves from left to right halfback for the Santa Clara game replacing Jack Swaner sidelined six to eight weeks with a knee injury Paul Baldwin shifts from fullback to left halfback Brunk’s spot and Waldorf says no platoon system in opener against the Broncs
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Berkeley
Calif
California
Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf
Bear Squad
Waldorf
Frank Brunk
Cal
Jackie Jensen
Santa Clara
Brunk
Jack Swaner
Paul Baldwin
Bronk
The
Broncs
Boxing results roundup from multiple cities AP
Sugar Ray Rebingen by knockout over Charlie son in Houston. Jesse Flores outpointed Lem Thomas in Stockton. Maxie Docusen defeated Joey Barnum in New Orleans. Pat Iacobucci beat Art Irlando in Cincinnati. Bernie Reynolds outpointed Tommy Gior gio in New Haven. Teddy Davis edged Tommy Sheppard in Baltimore. Bobby Collins stopped by Lee Collins in Fall River. Bee Baker stopped Modzele in Pittsburgh. Tommy Jessup defeated Dave Andrews in West Springfield. Vern Mitchell Eddie Cameron fight postponed in Newark due to rain.
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Houston
Tex
Sugar Ray Rebingen
New York
Charlietson
Chicago
San Francisco
Jesse Flores
Stockton
Calif
Lem Thomas
New Orleans
Maxie Docusen
Joey Barnum
Los Angeles
Ce ‘Hicago
Pat Iacobucci
Cienati
Noone
Art Irlando
Pittsburgh
Modzele
New Kensington
West Springfield
Mass
Tommy Jessup
Springfield
Dave Andrews
Lowell
Newark
N. J
Vern Mitchell
Eddie Cameron
Solons Try Again For Clincher
The Phoenix Senators aim for a delayed Governors Cup clincher at Phoenix Municipal Stadium facing the Tucson Cowboys at 8 15 p m Manager Jeep Trower replenishes his rotation by starting Tony Ponce 22 game winner who beat Tucson in the opener Ponce rested since last Thursday while Gil Loust backs Tucson and Gene Lillard provides relief Trower worries about Ernie Sites toe injury and notes Thornton Lees hand cut recovery The night ends with a 10 9 blowup and a late comeback by Phoenix but Tucson wins in the ninth Al Aguilar delivers the deciding hit for Tucson. Henderson gets the win for Tucson and Drilling takes the loss’’
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Phoenix Senators
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Tucson Cowboys
Jeep Trower
Tony Ponce
Tucson
Phoenix
Waddies
Ponce
Cowboys
Gil Loust
Loust
Gene Lillard
Trower
Randolph Park
Ernie Sites
Sites
Tootsie
Thornton Lee
Nick Sunseri
Lenny Erickson
Lee
Eddie Graham
Senators
Graham
Erickson
Bob Greenwood
Dick Drilling
al Aguilar
Okie Henderson
Dave Wilson
Ernie Trujillo
Juarez
el Paso
Texans
Indios
AA Playoffs Open Tonight in American Association
The American Association opens playoffs with St Paul Saints hosting Milwaukee and Minneapolis visiting Indianapolis in best of seven series. Winners meet for a shot at the International League champ in the Little World Series. St Paul travels to Milwaukee for games three through five, with extra games in St Paul if needed. Minneapolis begins in Indianapolis and ends the series at home.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Sox Bring Up Bonus Beauties
The Chicago White Sox announce the promotion of two bonus players from Waterloo Iowa. Jimmy Baumer, 18, cost $50,000 and is praised for fielding as a shortstop in the Three I League. Jack Bruner, a former University of Iowa star, won 13 games and lost four.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Frank Lane
Jimmy Baumer
Jack Bruner
Waterloo
Sox
Washington
Baumer
Broken Arrow
Okla
University of Iowa
Upset Show Hits Women's Amateur Golf Tour
Joanne Tracy from Dallas pulls off a stunning upset in the 49th national women's amateur golf championship at Merion. Defending champ Grace Lenczyk falls one up. Peggy Kirk ousted 3 and 2. Sophie Untermeyer defeats Betty Bush. favorites Ware and Page win, with Sigel Porter Kirby Kielty Rawls Bauer Gunther advancing in fast-paced action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Tracy
Haverford
Lone Star State
Joanne Barr Tracy
Dallas
Grace Lenczyk
Newington
Peggy Kirk
Findlay, C
James Ferrie
Long Beach
Calif
Sophie Untermeyer
White Plains
N. Y
Betty Bush
Chicago
Edwin H. Ware, Jr
Ralph Powers
Brookline
Mass
Big Gun
Julius A. Page, Jr
Chapel Hill
N. C
Jane Thomas
Salisbury
Helen Sigel
Mark Porter
Philadelphia
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Dot Kielty
Betsy Rawls
Austin
Tex
Marlene
Alice Bauer
Los Angeles
Margaret Gunther
Memphis
Santa Clara Coach Stresses Defense
Santa Clara coach Len Casanova sharpens the Broncos defense ahead of the season opener with California at Berkeley. He says the team will be stronger on defense and about even in offense, with quarterback uncertainty due to three veterans' departures but confidence in sophomore Johnny Pasco.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Len Casanova
Bronc
California
Berkeley
Casanova
Bronco
Johnny Pasco
Winslow
Roy Alba
Coyotes
Giants
Wisconsin
Illinois
USC
Winslow Praises Local Trio At Arizona Freshman Preview
University of Arizona coach Bob Winslow praised three Phoenix players Tackle Bob Matock End Bob Cannon and Fullback Gene Brown after addressing Phoenix Towncats boosters. He praised Carrillo as a rising threat and hinted at using fleet backs for forward passes while lamenting losses of Penn and Henson. Towncats leaders urged strong local backing for the Wildcats.
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Phoenix Towncats
University of Arizona Wildcats
Bob Winslow
Winslow
Wildcat
Phoenix
Bob Matock
Bob Cannon
Gene Brown
Matock
Brown
Flagstaff
Fred Batiste
Tucson High Flash
Compton
Bob Larson
John Smith
Tom Woodburn
Max Spilsbury
Smith
Larsen
University of Arizona
Wally Clark
Towncats
Peggs and Starr Drill Gila Line for Opener
Gila Junior College under coaches Joe Peggs and Mike Starr works the downfield blocking as the Monsters prepare for their season opener with Williams Air Force Base Fliers in Chandler. An intra squad Friday night showed weak blocking with no score, blamed on downfield blocking by the Monster board of strategy. The first team includes Safford and Lefferts ends, Bull tackle, Curtis guard, Hunter center, Hart quarterback, Pace, Hughes, and Hopkins backs, with fullback Clyde Pace listed for Thatcher.
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Sfford
Dale McBride
Safford
George Lefferts
Tucson
Monroe Bull
Bonita
Gerry Wester
Brooks Curtis
Bob Hunter
Larry Hart
Clyde Pace
Virden
Frank Hughes
Thatcher
Charles Hopkins
Bruins Gird For Opener At Santa Fe Saturday
Bruins prepare for a 1949 season opener against St. Michael's College Knights in Santa Fe New Mexico. Coach Johnny Riggs drills the Phoenix College squad through hard scrimmages with four players listed on the illness slate and a 30 man travel roster aimed at the 550 mile trek to the capital.
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Bruins
Santa Fe
Johnny Riggs
Jim Montgomery
Dutch Hoy
Phoenix
St. Michael's College Knights
N. M
Bears
Riggs
New Mexico
St. Michael's
Vernon
Tex) Burns
Ad Reichert
Dave Rodriguez
Don Christopher
Carver
Dick Goss
Lewis Roach
Jerry Kimmell
Abe Sierras
Wendell Hill
Claud Black
Illinois Faces Tough 1949 Football Season Outlook
Champaign reports coach Ray Eliot shaping an Illini squad to be reckoned with in the Big Nine. Sophomores rise as veterans adjust from an eighth-place finish, with 20 lettermen and key new players like Ulrich, Clark, Karras, Guidovic, and Doherty set to contribute as Illinois opens versus Iowa State on Sept. 24.
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Champaign
Ill
Ray Eliot
Illinois
Eliot
Fighting Illini
Wisconsin
Army
Illini
Minnesota
Michigan
Charles Ulrich
Chicago
Ronnie Clark
East Chicago
Ind
John Karras
Argo
Tull
Don Guidovic
la Salle
Jack Doherty
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Iowa State
Shirley May Vows To Try Next Year
Shirley May France, 17, of Somerset Massachusetts, said she will try again next summer to swim the English Channel and make it. She arrived at La Guardia from London after being pulled from the channel short of her goal a week earlier. She blamed the cold water, not the tides, for the setback.
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New York
Shirley May
France
English Channel
Somerset, Mass
la Guardia Field
London
Triumphant Queens Enter Second Round Against Seattle Nine
The Phoenix A-1 Queens shut out New Orleans Jax 7 0 to advance in the National Softball Congress tournament. Tonight they face the Seattle Epicures as Carolyn Morris may start for the locals. The Epicures beat Rock Island Superettes 9 2, Arden Farms 2 0, and Martin's Maids 4 0 in another set of openers and relays.
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Triumphant Queens
Seattle
Phoenix
Queens
New Orleans
Lottie Jackson
Jax
Jean Hamman
Rock Island Superettes
Arden Farms
Cleveland Erin Brews
Ardens
Dianne Holder
Marge Wood
Cleveland
Brews
Epicures
Erin Brews
Oklahoma City
Sooner Queens
West Allis
Wis
Martin
Bobby Wilson
Superettes
Carol Richstad
Ramblers Face Denver in Portland Tournament Clash
In Portland Oregon two Eastern teams remain undefeated in the women s Amateur Softball Association world tournament as Peoria and Dayton idle. Syracuse withdrew forcing a bye and missed trip. Orange Lionettes beat Baton Rouge 3 1 while Boise edged Baltimore 4 3. Phoenix crushed St Joseph 7 0 and Portland Florists shut out Orlando 6 0. Denver beat Fargo 10 2 and Fresno defeated Houston 8 0. Peoria meets Orange Dayton Portland Phoenix meets Denver and Boise plays Fresno in later games.
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Portland
Ore
Peoria
Ill
Caterpillars
Dayton
Ohio
Syracuse
N. Y
Orange
Calif
Lionettes
Baton Rouge
Boise
Ida
Baltimore
Phoenix
Ariz
St. Joseph
Portland Florists
Orlando
Fla
Denver
Fargo
N. D
Fresno
Houston, Tex
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Williamson
Salt River Valley Water Users Association
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Manns
Fleischmann’s
Fleischmann Distilling Corporation
Peekskill
Solons
By Ben Foote
Trowers
Steinhauer
Newman
Eastw
Torehias Eischia
Baxes
Drilling
Wilson
Typlile
Henderson
Oof Wilson
E Lo
How
Epitch
Greenwood
Trujillo
Mustachia
Carroll
Oopexen
Torchia
Perez
Vaeae
Wentninn
Devil
Cecil Coleman
Arizona State College Sun Devils
Coleman
Niles
By Harvey Pollack
Oscar Carrillo
Carrillo
Fort Huachuca
Bill Penn
Harry Henson
Henson
Peggs Works
Gila Blockers
Phoenix Gazette
Johnny Shufflebarger
Larry Hotis
Johnny Nunez
George Shafer
Don Lilly
Dale Hogue
Jim Wakeland
Ben Silva
Len Jackson
Sol Charnofsky
Otho Wells
Louis King
Buck Huff
Walt Alien
Taru Tanita
Dick Fuenning
Bill Papin
Roy Kulikoff
Clayton Hatfield
Bill Edwards
Ed Howlett
Warren Vogt
John Schilleman
Shorty Rivera
Bill Young
Tom Helm
George Carrillo
St. Michael’s
Joseph P. Cansados
Arizona State College At
Mike’s
Paul Brenz
Tulane
Green Wave
Tony Klimek
Walt Kersulis
East St. Louis
Russ Steger
St. Louis
Bernie Krueger
Hammond
Lou Levanti
West Frankfort
By Jack Zimmerman
Fmmeemia Ovilvall Cain
Carolyn Morris
Alice Jorgensen
Charlotte Armstrong
Mildred Dixon
Armstrong
Dixon
Dodie Nelson
Louise Curtis
Margie Yetman
Nelson
Lois Williams
Betty Giertz
Marge Lang
Ramblers
Sal
Goodyear
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