Burman Bare Shines as Arizona Texas League Shortstop
Burman Bare from Burlington, N C, has played 62 games as the Tucson Cowboys shortstop posting a .333 average with 85 hits, 60 RBIs and 57 runs in the Arizona Texas circuit. An admired team man, his throwing arm and infield range draw praise though he errs at times and hits best on road fields like Albuquerque and El Paso.
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Jewels To Play Pair Of Games On Bisbee Field
The Daniel's Jewels girls softball team will visit Bisbee for two games this weekend. They will face the Bisbee All-Stars Saturday and the Southern Arizona Auto company team Sunday as prelude to the Arizona-Texas league matchups with the Bisbee Bees and Albuquerque Cardinals. Players on the trip include June Phillips Marie Lansan Julia Aguirre Jessie Grace Annie Rogers Lydia Pellon Mort Martinez Emma Salgzsto Peter Flempson Lucy DuPont ill Gertrude Br.
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Julia Aguirre
Jessie Grace
Annie Rogers
Lydia Pellon
Mort Martinez
Emma Salgzsto
Peter Flempson
Lucy DuPont
Gertrude Br
Favorites Edge in City Tennis Tournament Round One
Favorites advanced to the second round of the city tennis tournament played on high school courts. Defending titlist Si Ganem progressed by default, while Josephine Pesquiera won her women's singles opener 6-2 6-2 over Betty Falck.
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Dan Mapato
Bill Lindamood
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Roland Stambaugh
Fred Wilkinson
Leslie Brewer
Frances Campbell
Burdetta Kines
Douglas Johnson
Babe Hawke
Charles Blackwood
Joe Batiste
Beatrice Salgado
Dorothy Crable
Virginia Bailey
Claretta Robinson
Marian McKale
Mary Lou Bailey
Schoolboy Rowe Leads Tigers Past Yankees for Top NL Streak
Detroit’s Schoolboy Rowe improved to nine wins with a seven hit, three RBI performance against the Yankees helping the Tigers regain first place in the American League. Boston’s Foxx homered for the Red Sox in a 5-2 win over Cleveland while Chicago edged Philadelphia 5-4 in 11 innings. In the National League, Brooklyn swept Pittsburgh 8-3 and 8-7 as Whitlow Wyatt dominated the first game and Harry Lavagetto delivered the deciding blow in the second. Baseball notes also cover Tucson’s Earl Petit aiming for his 10th win against El Paso, with details of Albuquerque’s loss and the Texas-Arizona league standings.
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Los Angeles Beats Seattle to Split Pacific Coast League Standings
Los Angeles defeated Seattle 7-1 to pull even in the four game series as the Pacific Coast League leaders moved to new venues. Lou Novikoff and Eddie Mayo led the Angels with four RBIs, while Ray Prim allowed five hits. Sacramento topped Hollywood 7-3 in eight, San Diego beat Oakland 14-1, and San Francisco won a fourth straight against Portland 4-1 with late dramatics from Win Ballou.
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Verne Johnson
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Frank Casso
Win Ballou
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Roy Harrell
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Ballou
Joe Annunzio
Eddie Marshall
Herman Reich
Bees Dominate El Paso 21 to 3 in Arizona-Texas League
Bisbee’s Bees rout El Paso 21 to 3 to maintain top spot. Red Adams pitched nine strong innings allowing 9 hits, while Clarence Maddern and Russ Peterson contributed offense. Home runs by Estrada Lazzaretti Olsen and multiple RBIs sealed the win as Albuquerque and Tucson box scores show lopsided scoring.
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Waterbury Boxer Irish Ed Dolan Outpoints Cat Robinson
Irish Ed Dolan of Waterbury, 141 pounds, won a decision over Ernest Cat Robinson of New York, 142 pounds, in Waterbury. The bout concluded with Dolan securing the victory in a distant match.
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Ed Willkie, Navy Favorite, Brother of Wendell in Crabtown
Navy men know him as the 1920 Olympic wrestler and football star Ed Willkie, Indiana born lineman who helped Navy defeat Army twice. Though Wendell Willkie is a national figure, midshipmen honor Big Ed as a football immortal and hero at the academy. Ed resigned in 1922 to a business career while remaining a Navy legend.
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Field Of 185 Tees Off In $5,000 Meet
Milwaukee opens with 185 players in the $5,000 tournament as pro and amateur stars tee off on the North Hills course. Bud Williamson shot 63 to pace the day with Harvey Reidemann and Jimmy Milward among top solos. Snead and Hagen also posted strong scores amid ideal conditions.
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Bud) Williamson
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Kovacs Beats Riggs To Reach Southampton Final
Frank Kovacs, unranked from Oakland, defeated United States champion Robert Riggs 6-4 7-9 6-4 6-2 to advance to the men’s singles final at the Southampton invitation. Don McNeill beat Elwood Cooke 6-0 6-4 6-1 in the other semifinal.
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Conn Louis bout rumors draw fire from boxing writer
The columnist denounces the reported signing of Billy Conn to fight Joe Louis, questioning promoter Mike Jacobs and the timing amid Conn and Bob Pastor training. He warns fans against paying to see a likely one sided match and casts doubt on Conn as a heavyweight threat.
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Old Golf Rivals Meet in Broadmoor Quarterfinals
Defending champion Eddie Stokes of Denver and runner up Harry Todd of Dallas reunite as they clash in the Broadmoor invitation golf tournament quarterfinals. The Price brothers Dick and Will Jr of Wichita join other pairs like Earle Berryhill with Morris Norton and Vern Bowdle versus Emerson Carey Jr in the remaining matchups.
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Young Irishmen Loom as Threats to Louis
New York, Aug 2. Two rising Irish heavyweights, Billy Conn and Pat Comiskey, threaten Louis' crown. Conn, light heavyweight champ, could challenge Louis after beating Bob Pastor at the Polo Grounds on Aug 13. Comiskey, a powerful puncher from Paterson, N J, may meet Max Baer at Madison Square Garden in autumn if Hoffman agrees.
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Ranger Extends Cup Lead Over Endeavour II
Ranger wins a second straight clash with British challenger Endeavour II by 18 minutes 32 seconds over a 30 mile course, three years after their prior victory.
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Tigers Top Yankees 7 2. Ends Ailey Donald Winning Streak
Detroit Tigers defeated the New York Yankees 7 to 2, snapping rookie Ailey Donald's 12 game winning streak. Jimmy Dykes agreed to manage the Chicago White Sox for the 1940 and 1941 seasons.
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Sir Malcolm Campbell Plans Aug 21 Bonneville Speed Attempt
Five years earlier Sir Malcolm Campbell prepared to sail on August 21 for an automobile speed record attempt on the Bonneville salt flats in Utah.
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