Arizona Wildcats Face Uncertain Border Conference Outlook
University of Arizona coaches refuse to forecast final league standings this year. Ned Mathews projects six wins in ten games citing improved passing, line play, and overall strength. The piece notes possible challengers Texas Tech, Hardin Simmons, West Texas State, New Mexico, and Arizona State College, with prospects of key players like Fred Batiste and Bobby Hart shaping the team's fate.
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Hardin- Simmons
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New Mexico University
Arizona State College
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Fred Batiste
Bob Winslow
Batiste
Winslow
Bobby Hart
Eastern Arizona Junior College
Gila Junior College
Eastern Arizona
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Larry
Amphitheater High
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Bill Glazier
Leo Brandt
Dick Christianson
John Tonz
Allan Stanton
John Lowry
Bob Cannon
Dave Andrews
Bob Matock
Erwin Fihr
Roger Johnson
Ray Day
Bob Anderson
Bill Deen
Fihr
Fred Martin
Bill Gonzales
Jim Donarski
Floyd Shillings
Gonzales
Donarski
Don Goda
Ralph Peck
Scotty Norris
Wayne Huish
Don Boucher
Griffith Denies He's Profiteer Over Double Header Admissions
Washington Senator owner Clark Griffith denies profiteer label after Senator Langer accuses him of charging dual admission for day night double headers with the Yankees and Tigers. Griffith says he may shut the plan if Washington residents oppose it and notes his past support for soldiers.
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Officials Meet Monday at University of Arizona Gym
A meeting of the Southern Arizona Officials Association will be held at 7 30 p m Monday in room 200 of the University of Arizona gymnasium.
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Ferrier Advances In Golf Earnings
Australian born golf pro Jim Ferrier won the St Paul Open to climb to second in PGA earnings. Sam Snead leads with about $26,224, Ferrier citing roughly $16,247 as his total.
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Nine Teams Remain In District Softball Meet
Three eliminations last night trimmed the field to nine teams at Santa Rita park. Pitcher John Padelford sparked the Eagles with a one hitter over Rarick’s Indians as VFW and Sino Americans split in a 10 inning affair. Bud Brannon led Hall Insulators to a nine hit win while Oscar Yrun powered Sino Americans with his fourth hit. Tonight features two winners bracket games and one losers bracket matchup.
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Frank Lancet
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Lopez
Lujan
Crossroad Spoilers Meet 20-30 Club In District Softball
At Santa Rita park the Crossroad Spoilers face 20-30 Club at 6:30 p.m. in a district softball clash. Also at Santa Rita park Ellis plays Davis-Monthan at 8 p.m. followed by Greenwald Drug against Goodman Supply at 9:30 p.m.
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Indios and Texans Extend A-T Lead With Wins
Juarez Indios defeat Phoenix 5-3 as Memo Luna notches his 11th win while El Paso beats Bisbee Douglas 9-1. Globe-Miami ends Tucson eight-game streak with 5-1 victory behind Andy Adams. Schedule unchanged as three series wrap up.
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Indios
Solons
Don Mason
Globe-Miami
Tucson
Skein
Andy Adams
Start and end of Lou Gehrig’s streak remembered by ex-Yankees
Former Yankees first basemen Wally Pipp and Ellsworth Dahlgren recall Gehrig’s start on June 1, 1925 and his end on May 2, 1939. Pipp describes stepping aside for Gehrig amid headaches while Dahlgren notes McCarthy told him to play as Gehrig faded, marking the Iron Horse’s long run.
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Babe) Dahlgren
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Clarence Henry Knocks Out Payne in First Round Bout
Clarence Henry of Los Angeles delivered a championship performance by stopping Rusty Payne of San Diego in the first round at Legion Stadium. Henry, 21, weighed 186 pounds to Payne’s 182 and toppled Payne at 1:50 after a barrage of head punches.
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Pirate Shortstop Stan Rojek Suspended Five Days
Pittsburgh Pirates shortstop Stan Rojek was suspended five days and fined $100 by National League President Ford Frick after an incident with umpire Lou Jorda in the 8th inning of a 3-2 loss to the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds. Frick cited Rojek pushing Jorda during the postgame argument.
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Stroke Takes Life Of Diamond Great
SHAMOKIN PA August 5 UP Harry Giant Killer Coveleskie 64 died here from a stroke. He beat Christy Mathewson in a 3 2 victory that cost the New York Giants the pennant in 1908. Coveleskie’s three wins in five days knocked the Giants from first to tie with Chicago Cubs, who won the playoff. He earned a $50 bonus from the Phillies for those victories.
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Globe-Miami Ends Tucson Eight-Game Win Streak in Five-Hitter
Globe-Miami Apaches toppled Tucson 5-1 as Andy Adams pitched five shutout innings and Don Maddern paced the offense with two hits. The setback snaps Tucson’s eight-game streak and shifts focus to upcoming matchups with Bisbee and Douglas in a busy four-game stretch.
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Furuhashi Sets Freestyle World Record in 400 Meters
Hironoshin Furuhashi of Japan set a new world mark in the 400-meter freestyle beating John Marshall and Jimmy McLane. United States led Japan 31-11 with one day left as Furuhashi dominated early but lost the anchor leg in the relay.
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Vasquez and Saenz Triumph in Albuquerque Boxing Card
In Albuquerque New Mexico Marcus Duke Vasquez formerly of Los Angeles now based in Phoenix defeated Hector Kid Rios Juarez in a 10 round featherweight main event after a judges recheck gave Vasquez a one point victory. Cisco Saenz Phoenix outpointed George Sid El Paso in a six round welterweight semifinal. The bout was halted briefly in the fifth as the boxing commission urged more action.
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Duke) Vasquez
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Kid) Rios
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Lesser wins tourney at Indian Hills Country Club
Patricia Lesser of Seattle captured the 24th annual Junior Invitational Open by defeating Virginia Dennehy of Lake Forest Illinois 4 and 3 in the final match. Both 16, they progressed through a field of competitors in a series of eliminations at Indian Hills Country Club in Winnetka.
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Browns Begin First NFL Season With Strong Pole Position
Bowling Green report notes the Cleveland Browns prepare for their first NFL season after losing several stars to coaching and business. The lineup features end Speedie and Lavelli, quarterback Graham, fullback Motley, and a strong line under head coach Paul Brown.
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Unknowns edge Hotshots 4 1 to close pennant race
The Unknowns defeated the Hotshots 4 to 1 at Mansfeld to eliminate them from National league class C contention. Simon Carranza pitched four hits and 10 strikeouts plus drove in the first run with a double. Three first inning runs came on two walks and two hits.
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Lilly Loop Leader With .410 Average
Art Lilly, El Paso manager and second baseman, raised his Arizona Texas league batting average to .410, leading in runs with 131 and posting two triples. Hector Lara trails at .399, Jack Armitage at .377, and Don Mason shares RBIs at 131 as Jesus Valenzuela reclaims the pitching lead with 16 wins and four losses.
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Yale Harvard Beat Oxford Cambridge in Fifteenth Year Tennis
A combined Yale Harvard tennis team defeated England's Oxford Cambridge squad fifteen years ago by ten matches to j1, continuing a long-standing intercollegiate competition.
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