Trout Tales From Tucson Hunters In High-Altitude Trek
Streams And Game Trails by Jack Underwood highlights a success story from Ed Carter and his group who fished upper Kinney lookout on the Ft Apache Indian reservation. They packed miles into headwaters around 9000 feet and released over 30 fish using a barbless hook. Ed offers travel directions and bait advice for deep wilderness trout trips.
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Jack Underwood
Tucson
Ed Carter
Bud Randall
California
Ft. Apache
Kinney Lookout
Fishermen’s Tales From Greer and a Bold Worm Getter
The article recalls Greer as a popular fishing spot with strong opinions about country and weather affecting catches. It highlights Leo Sterling and Jimmy Carter sharing differing fishing experiences and notes future good lake fishing. Gene Baldwin’s electric worm getter uses a truck light and spikes to shock worms loose, aiding catches.
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Greer
Leo Sterling
Leo
Jimmy Carter
Jimmy
Colorado
Gene Baldwin
M. H
Marty) Baldwin
Gene
Marty
Baldwins
Bass Prodigy Boosts Summer Catch on Colorado River and Mead
Anglers report better than usual bass fishing this summer on the Colorado River above Yuma and in Lake Mead. The hot conditions deter some, but many say large mouth bass bites are strong for eager anglers.
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Tonto
Ft. Apache Indian Reservation
Bonito
Paciita
Reservation Creek
Black River
Big
Crescent Lakes
Greer
Alpine
Big Lake
Willow Beach
Colorado River
Hoover Dam
Boulder Dam
Yuma
Lake Mead
Browns protest feathers in Texas league tilt
The Tucson Cowboys face a 4 3 loss to El Paso after a protest over a ground rule allowing a run from second on a wild throw. Tom Radcliff earned his 17th win for El Paso, while Pedro Ramirez struggled in relief for the Indios as injuries plague Tucson.
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Globe-Miami Browns
Phoenix Senators
Claypool Park
Browns
Bill Hyde
Modesto
Calif
Forrest Smith
Muskogee
Okla
St. Louis
Ozzie Wigman
Senators
Indios
Juarez Indios
Tucson Cowboys
Bisbee-Douglas Miners
Pedro Ramirez
Miners
Stndios
Cowboys
Texans
el Paso
Tucson
Lloyd Brown
Brown
Tom Radcliff
CLON
Moore
Noess
Mal’b
Mal Trench
F. J. Jones
Bell
B. Jones
Berg
Hansen
J. Jones
el Brown
Browncliff
Amade
Sammy Lee Captures Olympic High Board Title
Dr. Sammy Lee of Pasadena California won the men's Olympic high board diving championship at Wembley England with 130.95 points. Bruce Harlan of Ohio State finished second while Joaquin Capilla Perez of Mexico took third. Miller Anderson withdrew with an injury. Lee’s win kept the U S from a clean sweep in the high board event.
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Olympic Pool
Wembley
Eng
Sammy Lee
Pasadena
Calif
Bruce Harlan
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Miller Anderson
United States
Harlan
Anderson
Lee
Mexico
Joaquin Capilla Perez
Little Tower
Occidental College
California
University of Southern California
Seoul
Capilla
Alex Jang
France
Toulouse
Wally Ris
Chicago
University of Iowa
Bill Smith
Jany
Jimmy McLane
Akron
Andover Academy
Ohiolan Leads Junior Golfers in National Junior Meet
Lincoln Nebraska August 5 UP match play began in the National Junior amateur golf tournament at Lincoln Country Club. Tom Matey 17 from Warren Ohio led 64 qualifiers with 145 total after two rounds while Marvin Worsham 69 from Washington DC tied runner-up with 146. A playoff decided the final five berths from 157 totals.
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Lincoln
Neb
Lincoln Country Club Links
Tom Matey
Warren
Matery
Marvin Worsham
Washington, D. C
Matey
Worsham
Lou Worsham
Morris Williams, Jr
Austin
Tex
Gene Littler
San Diego
Calif
Bob Meek
Tulsa
Okla
Don Whitt
Alameda
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Mickie Gallagher
Augusta
Billy Maxwell
Abilene
Byron Nelson
Texas
Local softball and baseball doubleheaders at city parks
At 6 30 p m Taveras faces Chucks at 22nd Street Park in class B city softball. 8 p m Arizona Flour Mills meets All-Stars at Randolph Park in class A baseball. 8 p m Pepsi Cola confronts Play More Arcade Raiders at 22nd Street Park in class B city softball. 9 30 p m Sino Americans play Bluejackets in class B city league.
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Taveras
Chucks Roller Rink
City
22Nd Street Park
Arizona Flour Mills
Randolph Baseball Park
Pepsi Cola
Playmore Arcade Raiders
Sino-Americans
Bluejackets
Mexico Cagers Rout Iran for Olympic Berth
Mexico defeated Iran 68 to 27 to secure a spot in the Olympic championship flight. The win completed Mexico’s fourth straight victory in the round robin preliminaries, as Cuba crushed Ireland 88 to 25 in the same bracket. Czechoslovakia beat Switzerland 54 to 28, and Hungary beat Britain 60 to 23.
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London
Mexico
Iran
Caballeros
Cuba
Eire
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Switzerland
Czechs
United States
Argentina
Hungary
Britain
Yankees Beat Indians 6-1 in Cleveland Stadium
Ten years ago the New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 6-1 before 62 000 fans at Cleveland Stadium increasing their league lead. Bob Feller allowed three hits in seven innings but walked 11.
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New York Yankees
Indians
Cleveland Stadium
Bob Feller
Cards Win Two Games Jump to Second Place
The St Louis Cardinals upset rumors over manager Eddie Dyer by winning twice against the New York Giants 7 2 and 3 0 to move into second place four games behind Boston. Red Munger and Harry Brecheen won, with Danny Litwhiler driving in the decisive runs in the nightcap. The Braves and Dodgers also won while the Browns edged the Red Sox in a 9 8 thriller and weather disrupted several American and National league games.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Eddie Dyer
Dyer
St. Louis
Laneen Linneeninineg
Mamantium
VCC
Stan Musial
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Red Birds
Giants
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Dodgers
Red Munger
Harry
Cat
Brecheen
Munger
Danny Litwhiler
Reds
Will Voiselle
Ted Kluszewski
Cubs
Bruce Edwards
Gene Hermanski
Joe Hatten
Boston Red Sox
Browns
St Louis
Cleveland
Gerry Priddy
Whitey Platt
New York Yankees
Tigers
Detroit
Philadelphia Athletics
White Sox
Chicago
Pittsburgh ‘Pirates
Phillies
Philadelphia
Washington
Games Rained Out by Rain in City Softball League
Class A and B City Softball games scheduled at 22nd Street Park were canceled due to rain last night.
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22Nd Street Park
Beavers Rally for 8 3 Win Over Oaks in Seventh Inning Surge
Portland Beavers, led by Tommy Bridges 10th win, erased a 3 2 deficit with five runs in the seventh. Harvey Storey Ed Basinski Fenton Mole John Rucker contributed, Mole hit his 16th four bagger. Oakland’s Nick Etten hit his 21st homer as Oaks fall 8 3 to Portland.
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San Francisco
U.P
Tennessee
Portland
Tommy Bridges
Oakland
Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Oaks
Los Angeles
Angels
Sacramento
Tom Hafey
San Francisco Seals
San Diego
Seattle Rainiers
Hollywood Stars
Beavers
Harvey Storey
Ed Basinski
Fenton Mole
Charley Silvera
John Rucker
Mole
Nick Etten
Hafey
Senators
Albie Glossop
Bill Kelly
Walt Lanfranconi
Billy Werle
Seals
Padres
Gene Woodling
Mickey Rocco
Dino Restelli
Mickey Shofner
Charlie Schanz
Seattle
Kansas City
Rainiers
Stars
Guy Fletcher
San Diego Legion Clinches Playoff Spot in Junior Baseball
San Diego Post No. 6 captured the Southern California title in the American Legion Junior playoffs and will face Oakland for the state crown in San Diego Aug. 14-15. The team beat West Hollywood 12 to 6 after winning 5 to 3 in a previous game. pitcher Ray McCoy sparked the win holding West Hollywood to limited hits.
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Santa Monica
Calif
U.P
San Diego Post
Southern California
American Legion
Oakland
San Diego
West Hollywood Post
West Hollywood
Mike Morrow
Ray McCoy
W. Hollyw
McCoy
Castro
Porterfield
Stiles
Sherry
Whitfield Third in Olympic 400 Meter Final at Wembley
Arthur Wint won the race in 46.2 seconds tying the Olympic record. Mal Whitfield of Ohio State narrowly took third, with Dave Bolen fourth and Herb McKenley second. Other events noted include Mathias leading the decathlon after three events and a Danish swimmer collapsing in a heat.
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Olympic Stadium
Wembley
England
Arthur Wint
Jamaica
Herb McKenley
Bill Carr
United States
Los Angeles
Mal Whitfield
Ohio State
Dave Bolen
Colorado
McKenley
Whitfield
Bolen
Marie Curotta
Australia
George Guida
Villanova
Mathias
America
Bob Mathias
Tulare
Calif
Floyd Simmons
Charlotte
N. C
Irving Mondschein
New York
Simmons
Mondschein
E. Kistenmacher
Argentina
I. Heinrich
France
E. Atamczyk
Poland
California
Greta Andersen
Denmark
Ann Curtis
San Francisco
Miss Andersen
Elemer Szathmarry
Nancy Merki Lees
Portland
Ore
Asheville
Miss Andersson
OQ. Sienerova
Czechoslovakia
Olympic Scoring Report After 43 Events
Unofficial Olympic totals show the United States leading with 308 points followed by Sweden 99 France 88 Hungary 72 and Turkey 54. Holland 50 Australia 48 Finland 44 Italy 32 Austria 27 Britain 27 Switzerland 26 Denmark 25 Norway 214 Czechoslovakia 18 Belgium 15 Jamaica 11 Peru 10 Argentina 9 Panama 8 Yugoslavia 7 Canada 6 Poland 6 Ceylon 5 Mexico 3 Brazil 2 Spain 1.
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London
U.P
United States
Sweden
France
Hungary
Turkey
Holland
Australia
Finland
Italy
Austria
Britain
Switzerland
Denmark
Norway
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Jamaica
Peru
Argentina
Panama
Yugoslavia
Canada
Poland
Ceylon
Mexico
Brazil
Spain
US Crew Wins Regatta Heat at Henley Olympics
The U S four with coxswain from the University of Washington won its first heat on the Thames. The winner advances to the quarter finals while the loser goes to repechage heats Friday for another chance. Time 6 48 8 for 1929 meters, fastest in five heats. Kelly Jr. of Philadelphia won his heat to reach the semifinals, aiming to repeat his Diamond Sculls title.
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McLane
Jack Hale
Britain
R. E. Kestener
Brazil
Bill Heusner, Jr
Northwestern University
Mheusner
F. Voeroes
Hungary
Henley-On-Thames
England
United States
University of Washington
Great Britain
Thames
America
Kelly
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
Mervyn Wood
Australia
U. S
Yugoslavia
John McIntyre
Vincent Deeney
Jim Toland
All Star Game Tonight Rescheduled at Randolph Park
Rain forced a delay of the Arizona Flour Mill All Star Class A game. The contest will start at 8 o'clock tonight at Randolph Park with proceeds benefiting the Junta Patriotica Mexicana for Mexican Independence Day celebrations next month.
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Arizona Flour Mill
Randolph Park
Junta Patriotica Mexicana
Camilli Retires After Five Years Since Dodgers Trade
Former Dodgers star Dolph Camilli announced his retirement from baseball five years after being traded to the Giants. The move caps a lengthy major league career marked by key hits and memorable moments with both teams.
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Dolph Camilli
Dodgers
Giants
Red Raiders Begin Season Weakened Yet Feared
Texas Tech opens grid season as a weakened but still feared Border Conference club. Many 1947 champs gone to pro teams, 25 lettermen back, and Coach Del Morgan drafts a young line. Line help needed, backs expected to shine, Hardin-Simmons favored to start the season ahead.
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Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Tech
SVM
Tewnee
Raiders
Bucks
Clark Schooley
Cchamps
Joe Smith
Baltimore Colts
Bernie Winkler
Los Angeles Dons
Roland
Tuffy) Nabors
New York Yankees
Ralph Earhart
Green Bay Packers
Floyd Lawhorn
Washington Redskins
Fred Brown
Leete Jackson
Ralph
Doug McCurry
Dell Morgan
Walter Edrington
Billie Kelley
Don Williams
Marshall Gettys
Dan Pursel
Milburn Haydon
Bobby Wiliams
Cal Stevenson
Bill Lyman
Baylor University
Shaff ‘Degaish
Bud Conley
Lubbock
Conley
Hardin-Simmons
El Rio Pirates Top Lobos 11 5 in Class C League Game
Ramon Natividad struck out 12 batters as the El Rio Pirates beat the Lobos 11 to 5 at Eagle Park. The Pirates had eight hits off Roger Buchman aided by six Lobos errors, while Mike Thornton led Lobos with two triples in two at bats and nine total hits.
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Ramon Natividad
el Rio Pirates
Lobos
Eagle Park
Pirates
Roger Buchman
Lobo
Mike Thornton
Drafts Seen When Incoming Air Is Eight Degrees Cooler
If the incoming air temperature is more than eight degrees cooler than room temperature, noticeable drafts occur. The statement explains how temperature differentials drive air movement and comfort in indoor spaces.
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Cucson Daily Citizen
White Mountains
Associated Press
Sesten
UA Rez
Bisbee-Douglas
Mendoza
Canales
Fez
Villarreal
Villa
Varrelman
Luis
Gonzales
Ynon Hes
Ramirez
Varrel
Jenni
Hanich
Bisbee - Douglas
M'adoza
G'stein
Gaiena
Varrelm'n
Ram
Clough
Barbon
Bynon
M'rales
Chapple
M’lendez
Champ Diver
Ohiolan
Gene Ahern
Alan Maver
Weeest
Joe Reichler
Ken Raffensberger
Harry Gumbert
Raffensberger
San Diego Legion
By Ted Smits
Dean Cromwell
U. S. Track and Field Forces
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin Wallace
Mel Patton l
Barney Ewell
Lancaster
Lorenzo Wright
Wayne University
Wright
Ed Conwell
Jersey City
N. J
Olympic
Murray Sinclair
el Rio
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