Senators Beat Cowboys In 13 Inning Arizona-Texas League Game
Tucson Cowboys lose 9 to 5 in 13 innings to Phoenix Senators at Randolph Park. Sabatini and Lillard spark the rally in the 13th as Mele and Farrell drive in runs. Abernathie and Graham pitched. Sosa faces Tucson in tonight’s finale.
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United States barely edges Argentina in Olympic basketball thriller
In London at Harringay arena the United States team survived a 33-26 halftime hole to beat Argentina 59 57. Gustavo Furlong led Argentina with 18 points while Gordon Carpenter and Donald Barksdale paced the U S with 12 points each. The win keeps the U S on track for the championship tournament as Chile defeated the Philippines 68 39 and Peru beat Switzerland 49 19 in other round robin play.
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Seals Face Padres in pivotal Bay Area–San Diego clash
The San Francisco Seals ride a 12–3 surge into a three game set at San Diego tonight aiming to widen their Pacific Coast League lead over the Padres. Oakland, Seattle, Sacramento, and Los Angeles also mix into a crowded week as teams shuffle opponents ahead of the all star game. The Seals boast a strong left handed rotation and potent lineup as they seek a decisive finish.
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Patton Optioned to Ardmore in Sooner State League
Glen Patton has been optioned to Ardmore Oklahoma in the Sooner State League. Jo Hanson, business manager of 12 Cowboys, announced the move. Patton joined Ardmore recently and will play under manager Jim Cooke who took over mid season and helped lift the team one place in the standings.
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Bisbee Fans Contribute to Bus Crash Benefit Fund
Bisbee fans raised 119.55 dollars for a Duluth bus crash victims fund. Four Bisbee-Douglas players collected donations in the stands Sunday night after the accident killed five players and injured about a dozen.
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Stars Shine as Cardinals offense routs Giants 21-5
Batting standout Del Wilber of the Cardinals collected a double and two singles driving in five runs in St Louis 21 Giants 5 rout. Pitcher Johnny Schmitz of the Cubs struck out 11 in a nine hitter to earn his fifth straight win as the Dodgers beat Brooklyn 4-2.
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Cowboys and Senators Meet in Arizona-Texas League
The schedule lists a 8 p.m. game at Randolph baseball park between Tucson Cowboys and Phoenix Senators in the Arizona Texas league. At 8 p.m. Front ier Housekeeping faces Goodman Supply in class A softball at 22nd Street Park, followed by Spoilers versus Naval Reserves in class B softball at the same site.
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Madison Motors Win State Title
WINSLOW Aug. 3 The Madison Motors of Phoenix captured the Arizona Junior American Legion baseball state title by routing Tempe Mesa 17 to 1. Edwin Lindley opened with a homer as eight runs came in the first inning and Robert Milton capped an eight-run eighth with a four-run homer. Bob Denny scattered six hits.
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All Star Benefit Game Wednesday In Randolph Park
All star baseball action unfolds Wednesday night at Randolph Park at 8 pm. The All Star Benefit, sponsored by Junta Patriotica Mexicana, raises funds for the Mexican Independence Day celebration next month. Arizona Flour Mills face the league’s top aces with managers and coaches listed for the star-studded event.
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Ohio State Wins National A.A.U. Swimming Championship
A year ago Ohio State captured the National A.A.U. swimming title with 58 points in New Haven Connecticut as the New Haven Swim Club finished second with 36 points.
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Draves Wins Olympic Springboard Title at Wembley
Victoria Draves of Pasadena California captured the women's Olympic springboard diving championship at Wembley England. Zoe Ann Olsen of Oakland finished second with Patricia Elsener of San Francisco third as the U S sweep continued. Bruce Harlan Miller Anderson and Sammy Lee topped the men’s events.
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Golf Tourney Starts Today The Tom O Shanter event opens with Hogan absent
Chicago August 3 Charles Chamberlain Ben Hogan is missing from the $50 000 Tom O Shanter golf potpourri as promoter George S May demands a 1000 appearance fee. May refuses to guarantee play or pay top stars while also staging four rounds for a 5000 top prize and a world championship aura. The event kicks off with other pros and a large field including Babe Zaharias and Patty Berg in the women’s Open and about 63 amateurs in the amateur side.
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Miners Quadruple Down Globe Miami in Arizona League Clash
Bisbee Douglas in Bisbee Douglas series win 18-9 as Miners top Globe Miami 18 to 9. Juarez Indios upset El Paso Texans 8 to 4 in Mexico with Fortes allowing one hit over five innings and 11 hits for Texans.
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Barrett Gams On Bat Leader
San Francisco August 3. Johnny Barrett of the San Diego Padres surged in the Pacific Coast League batting race after posting 13 hits in 28 at bats to raise his average from .362 to .370. He trails league leader Gene Woodling of San Francisco by seven points as Woodling dipped to .377. Hillis Layne of Seattle remained at .348, while Jack Graham of San Diego topped homers with 46, ahead of Gus Zernial of Hollywood with 28.
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Athletes To Meet King George VI
Ten American Olympic athletes meet King George VI at a royal reception. Invited represent the United States include Roy Cochran Los Angeles Harrison Dillard Baldwin Wallace Bruce Harlan Ohio State Ann Curtis San Francisco Jack Robinson Fort Worth Henry Wittenberg New York Helena Dow New York City Jack Kelly Philadelphia and Major George B Moore Chevy Chase Maryland.
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Arizona Wildcats Eye Strong Football Season Ahead
Arizona football fans await fall after a strong spring with 27 lettermen returning led by backs Hall and Wolgast. Fred Enke Jr. is missing, Bill Penn or Wolgast may replace him, and coach Mike Casteel plans a more varied T offense amid a favorable home-heavy schedule.
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Fisk To Replace Dons Quarterback
End Bill Fisk, acquired from the 49ers, will replace the injured Dick Ottele as quarterback for the Los Angeles Dons. Ottele is expected to miss several weeks after a knee injury in Saturday's intrasquad game. Phelan made other shifts including Clarke over Fenenbock at right half and Rockwell over Frankowski at right guard. Perrotti and Flager moved to second string. rookies Wedemeyer, Ford, Graves and Ramsey head to Chicago for the All-Star game.
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Record of historical home run distances at Yankee Stadium
The passage notes three players Babe Ruth Hank Greenberg and Joe hit drives into the center field bleachers 461 feet from the plate marking a rare achievement.
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Gertrude Moran Wins Net Crown
Seabright New Jersey Gertrude Moran of Santa Monica California won the singles title at the Seabright tennis tournament defeating Mrs Louis S Isaacs of Bakersfield California in straight sets 62 62 The match was finished after a weather postponement.
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