Ump and Police Turmoil After El Paso Tucson Double Feature
El Paso Texans and Tucson Cowboys split a Friday night twin bill at Randolph Park. In the second game Umpire Cliff Jenns was involved in a postgame confrontation with two Tucson police officers as field clashes led to ejections and player protests.
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Cliff Jenns
Tucson City
Randolph Park
Texans
Tucson Cowboys
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Jenni
Mgr
Gene Lillard
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Lillard
Ray Mendoza
Jim Bynon
Fl Paso
Mer. Syd Cohen
al Perez
Pinky Vargas
Dave Wilson
Waddies
Bill McCord
Juarez
Bisbee
Paso
Mendoza
Perez
Mason
Torchia
Ars
Lara
Sunseri
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Vargas
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Mangrum Sets Pace In All American Golf Tourney
In Chicago Lloyd Mangrum shot 64 to lead the All American golf event as Sammy Snead and Cary Middlecoff chase. The field includes 200 pros amateurs and women with rounds to complete and a $3 333 winner’s prize.
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Jerry Liska
Chicago
Sammy Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Lioyd Mangrum
Tam O'Shanter
Mangrum
Lucrative Lloyd
Snead
Middlecoff
Tom O'Shanter
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Jim Turnesa
Briarcliff
N. Y
Jimmy Clark
Independence
Kan
Johnny Bulla
Verona
Julius Boros
West Hartford
Conn
John
Pick) Wagner
Georgia Sweet
Tucson Elks Face Phoenicians In Evening Softball Clash
The Tucson Elks will host the Phoenix Elks in a city class AA softball contest at 7 30 p m at University Park. Frank Casanova shifts from shortstop to pitching with Sammy Lena on reserve. lineup includes Jim Herbert Ed Kahler Bob Randall Aggie Aguilar Paul Meyers Art Pollard Jay Hirt John Porta Casanova Lena Manny Celi. The Tucson club beat the Phoenicians 6 4 in last month’s opener of the annual series.
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Tucson Elks
Phoenix Elks
University Park
Frank Casanova
Tucson
Sammy Lena
Jim Herbert
Ed Kahler
Bob Randall
Aggie Aguilar
Paul Meyers
Art Pollard
Jay Hirt
John Porta
Casanova
Lena
Manny Celi
Elks
Phoenicians
Ex Sailor Murphy Scores Knockout Win Over Brown
Irish Bob Murphy a 171% pound ex sailor from San Diego KO’d Jerry Brown in the third round at Legion Stadium after a two punch mule kick sequence. Murphy notches his 30th KO in 35 pro bouts with a 1 05 minute finish and outboxed Brown in the opening round.
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U.P
Bob Murphy
San Diego
Calif
Jerry Brown
Legion Stadium
Murphy
Brown
Los Angeles
Tilt Set At Randolph Park In Class A Action
Sunday schedule features Nine Old Men Howard and Stoffi Tigers facing off at 2 30 p m at Randolph Park with free admission. Earlier games include Cock Estrace Estevar Mathers at Eagle field and Hollywood Braves at VFW field. Offensive notes recall Joe DiMaggio’s .398 season from ten years ago.
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Randolph Park
Estevan Field
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Estevar Mathers
Eagle Field
el Barrilito
Hollywood Braves
VFW
Elysian Groves
VEFW
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Dick Taylor Ties For 10th In Air Force Golf Tourney
Lt. Dick Taylor of Davis-Monthan at Tucson finished 54 holes tied for 10th with 224 total after a 38 38 76 round. He eagled No. 4 but had bogies and a double bogie. Meanwhile SAC moved to second in team standings as lead remained with Capt. Fred Moseley and T Sgt Harold Ridgely at 212. The top 12 after 72 holes advance to the Inter-Service event at Maxwell AFB Alabama.
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Ohio
Dick Taylor
Davis-Monthan
Tucson
U.S. Air Force
Taylor
Strategic Air Command
Maxwell Air Force Base
Alabama
Fred Moseley
Portsmouth
Harold Ridgely
Havertown
Fairman Shuts Down Goodman in 8-6 Mustang Win
Davis Monthan Mustangs beat Goodman Supply 8 to 6 in a rough class AA game at Santa Rita park. Don Fairman pitched the win, scattering seven hits, while Lou McDonald powered D M with four hits and four Goodman errors helped the rally.
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Mgr
Ed Dombrowski
Don Fairman
Davis-Monthan Mustangs
Goodman Supply
Santa Rita Park
Fairman
Goodmans
Air Corps
Yuma City
Davis-Monthan
Lou McDonald
Goodman
George Busby
Busby
D-M
Mustangs
Albert McSwain
Ion George Dorman
Ray Williams
Jim Maysberry
Mayberry
Vance Goodman
Ray Nelson
Jack Busby
Nelson
First Baptist Warriors
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Shamrocks
Cecil Miller
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Eagles Schedule Postponed Softball Contests Rejuvenated
The Eagles will makeup two postponed softball games as the Southern Arizona district tournament ends August 16. On August 17 they face Davis-Monthan at 8 p.m. with 6:30 and 9:30 games elsewhere. The following night the Eagles play 20 30 club at 8 p.m.
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Davis-Monthan
Recs
Dames
H&r Autos
Greenwald
Hall
AIA Wildcats
Sino-Americans
VFW
Baptist Warriors
Pratts Sporting Goods
Steinfeld Shamrocks
AJA Wildcats
Ellis
Goodmar Supply
Southern Arizona
Nine Old Men Meet Howard and Stofft Tigers in City League Showdown
In a Sunday 2:30 p.m. baseball clash at Randolph Park the Nine Old Men face the Howard and Stofft Tigers in the City Class A league action.
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Howard & Stofft Tigers
City
Randolph Park
Leaders Lose In PCL Games
Hollywood dropped a 6-3 decision to Seattle while Oakland lost a doubleheader to Portland 7-4 and 8-4, keeping the Pacific Coast League busy with skid streaks. Rainier’s Frank Colman led a 12-hit night against Ed Hofmann as Portland gained ground. Lyman Linde tossed his third shutout for San Diego in a 4-0 win over Los Angeles, and San Francisco rallied from 7-0 to win 10-9 at Sacramento.
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Portland
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Frank Dierickx
Earl Toolson
Lyman Linde
San Diego
Los Angeles
Angels
Frankie Gustine
Chicago Cub
Llnde
Buster Adams
San Francisco
Sacramento
Seals
Porterfield Recalled by Yankees After Phillips Trade
The New York Yankees sold first baseman Jack Phillips to the Pittsburgh Pirates and recalled pitcher Bob Porterfield from their Newark farm. Phillips batted .311 in 43 games this season. Pirates' Jack Stevens and John Hopp, both Pirates first basemen, are on the injured list. Porterfield will rejoin the Yankees Sunday.
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New York Yankees
Jack Phillips
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Porterfield
Newark
Phillips
Yankees
Pirate
Jack Stevens
John Hopp
Porterfield
Yanks
Fight Results from Long Beach New York Pelrone Martinez
Long Beach New York report shows Tony Pelrone defeating Martinez by stoppage before 146 pounds. Other bouts include Murphy versus Diege, Brown facing Lee Angeles, and VweDeeo matched with Bob Murphy in a stacked card.
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Tony Pelrone
New York
Martinez
Houston
Tex
VweDeeo
Bob Murphy
Nm Diege
Jerry Brown
Lee Angeles
Baseball League Leaders From The Major Circuits
American League leaders include DiMaggio batting .344 and Williams hitting .340 with Williams leading in runs 101 and Stephens in RBIs 109. Hite DiMaggio tops doubles 131 while Williams has 28. In pitching Regnrois 11-2 and Wynn 9-2 lead. National League figures show Slaughter batting .360 and Reese in runs at 86 with Robinson 82 RBIs. Robinson also holds 28 stolen bases for Brooklyn. Kiner leads home runs with 27 and Robinson 28 in RBIs.
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Joost
Philadelphia
Stephens
Hite—DiMaggie
Pesky
Kel
Detroit
Majesky
Mitchell
Cleveland
Dillinger
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Thomson
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Kinner
Pittsburgh
Sauer
Chicago
Stoler Bares
A Robinson
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Argne
Secon
Gemeente-Soeha
Branca
Teams Tangle In Boys Loop Final
The class C boys city baseball title game featured the VFW Sharks vs A-Drug Cats, state playoff battle after a 12 11 Sharks win in the series. Louis Pesqueira delivered the decisive run in the 7th, Rudy Aros scoring from second as Pesqueira relieved George Smith earlier. Ray Contreras hit a bases loaded homer aiding the Cats, while Jim Chapel started and was relieved in the fourth. The Sharks totaled 12 hits to 8 for the Cats.
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VFW Sharks
Cats
Sharks
Louis Pesqueira
Shark
Rudy Aros
Pesqueira
George Smith
Ray Contreras
Jim Chapel
Juarez Indios Split Twin Bill With Phoenix Senators
The Phoenix Senators and Juarez Indios split a Friday night doubleheader in Juarez leaving Phoenix with a one and a half game lead over Juarez for the league lead. Phoenix won the opener 4-3 but Juarez took the nightcap 6-3 as errors and timely hitting fueled their comeback.
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Phoenix
Indios
Associated Press
Phoenix Senators
Juarez Indios
Juarez
Solons
Phoenicians
Dick Steinhauer
Thornton Lee
Tony Ponce
Manuel Salvatierra
Salvatierra
Don Trower
Greer Faces Monumental Task Coaching South All-Stars
Coach Jason Greer of Tucson leads the South All-Stars in the first Arizona All-Star gridiron game set for Flagstaff on August 20, with 25 players from 12 southern high schools and assistant Pete Drakulich. He must unite the squad by August 15 through 19 practices, manage substitutions to offset North’s forward wall, and potentially replace Larry Hart with Dick Matteson. Tickets available via Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce ticket bureau.
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Greer
Flagstaff
Tucson High
Southern High School
Peter Drakulich
Superior
Tucson
Drakulich
Gib Dawson
Douglas
Lard Sullivan
Casa Grande
South
Don Rhee
Joe Venuti
Amphitheater
Jerry Ballard
Bisbee
Gil Gonzales
Bob Hendricks
Ajo
Dan Hotels
Yuma
Dawson and
Sullivan
Larry Hart
Dick Matteson
Hart
No Team To Play After Long Trip
Reno baseball players drove 450 miles to Salinas only to find the Salinas franchise had moved to Tijuana Mexico. The Sunset league club waited as the Tijuana team prepared for a later debut in the league.
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Reno
Salinas
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Garcia extends lead in Loop Bat race at PCC
Garcia of Juarez maintains his .370 batting average and leads in runs, hits, total bases, and triples in the Arizona-Texas league through Aug. 1. Steinhauer of Phoenix moves to second with a .358 average, while Lara and Sunseri share fourth at .353.
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Juarez
Howe
Garcia
Dick Steinhauer
Phoenix
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el Paso
Nick Sunseri
Tucson
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RBI
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Lillard
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No-Hit No-Run Softball Doubleheader Shocks Local League
Clayton Niles pitched a no hit no run game as the Telephone Numbers routed Vets Hospital 17 0 at Oury Park L T Dozer collected three hits including a home run Harold Greglory Cecil Brandon and Clarence Schaechler also homered In the other game Ericson Grocers beat Crosley Shelvadors 7 3 Fernando Fimbres of the Tucson Raiders delivered another no hitter in a 250 class C win over Eastside Bobs.
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Vets Hospital
Oury Park
L. T. Dozer
Harold Greglory
Cecil Brandon
Clarence Schaechler
Ericson Grocers
Crosley Shelvadors
Fernando Fimbres
Tucson Raiders
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