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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1949

Page

13

Streams And Game Trails Antelope season details from Arizona game and fish

Antelope permits require a $10 payment with a standard application sent to the Arizona Game and Fish Commission in Phoenix. Four hunting areas open with specific start dates. Elk and Kaibab permits use drawing systems. late applications postmarked after deadlines are not honored. Regional fishing notes include Mt. Lemmon stocking plans and a Tucson anglers event with prizes.

Jack Underwood Arizona Game and Fish Commission Jefferson St Phoenix Anderson Mesa Williams and Seligman Chino Valley Springerville Sporting Goods Maricopa County Maricopa Dan Gish Game and Fish Commission Oracle Mammoth Black Hills White Mountains Leo Sterling Tucson Game Protective Association Kinsley’s Jack Mantle Eric Festin Gail Neal Paul Neal Paul Mt. Lemmon Tom Knagge Soldiers Lake

Arizona State 1949-50 lineup centers on Barry Amery

In Tempe on August 18 1949 Barry Amery from Glendale Ariz emerges as the tallest and heaviest player for the Arizona State basketball squad. The 6 foot 5 inch 220 pound forward joins a roster built around his size and presence.

Tempe Ariz Barry Amery Glendale

Eagles Edge 20 30 Club In Tourney Showdown

Southern Arizona softball title hinges on game two between the Eagles and 20-30 at Santa Rita Park after a 7 0 opening win by the Eagles. Padelford stranded three in the first, Laos started strong but gave up five runs. Chastin and Romer sparked a four-run fourth as Eagles clinch prospective series victory.

Arizona Cochise County Bill Hicks Southern Eagles Santa Rita Park Johnny Padelford John Laos Padelford Laos Roy Quinn Len Standish Jay Chastin Chastin Dick Romer John Padelford Quinn Nicho Elias Frank Casanova Ernie Preciado Augie Acuna Preciado Rios Standish Acuna Kyle Duport Elias Riba Robles Romer Alvarez Hart Shay Padesford Aguilar Cas Nova Charo Anova E. Preciado Casanova Delford Laosmpires Hank Fonseca Mike Quihuis Jack Koontz Howard Hummer Acosta Nick Sunseri Waddies al Perez Dick Samek Sunseri Perez Mgr Buck Elliott Kings Copper Kings Bello Johnson Tucson Lillard

Class C Stars Tangle Sunday

The 5th annual Class C all star baseball game between Southern and Northern leagues will be played Sunday at Randolph at 8 p.m. North and South rosters feature pitchers Ray Contreras and Henry Paige with a 30 cent admission.

Randolph Mansfeld Eaglefield Stretch Kline al Faccio Joe Terrez Henry Satche) Paige Ybarra Ray Contreras Ace George Smith Wado Felix Kenny Klauser Danny Osorio Contreras Danny Leal Jim Kampmeier Jack Braddock Tom Foust

Tempe Freshmen Name Notre Dame Veteran as New Coach

Ted Budynkiewicz, a three letter winner at Notre Dame, is hired as the freshman football coach at Arizona State College Tempe. He replaces Bill Kajikawa who will remain as varsity end coach and head coach for baseball and basketball. Budynkiewicz plans to arrive August 24.

Tempe Arizona State College Ted Budynkiewicz Notre Dam Bill Kajikawa Sun Imps Kajikawa Budynkiewicz

Boxing results from Syracuse New York and other cities

United Press reports bouts with Leesala of Donora knocking out Joey de John in Syracuse, John Sexton decisioning Dave Andrews in New York, and Lew Jenkins defeating Don Williams in Worcester.

United Press Syracuse N. Y Leesala Donora Joey de John New York Jerome Stadium John Sexton Dave Andrews Lowell Mass Worcester Lew Jenkins Sweetwater Tex Don Williams Worccester

North South All Star Gridiron Clash Favors North On Size

Flagstaff observers expect the North South game to hinge on the lines with the North favored by depth and bulk. South coaches Greer and Drakulich cite Amphi theater, Tucson and Clifton players in the first string. Venuti and Gonzales anchor the South backfield while Larish and Brown lead the North line with Ikeda handling points after kicks.

Jason Red) Greer Pete Drakulich South Bob Hunter Amphitheater Virgil Savage Safford Gerald Wester Amphi Bill Gonzales Superior Sid Kain Roger Johnson Tucson Allen Stanton Clifton Claude Wheeler Hunter Hendricks Wheeler Stanton Greer Gib Dawson Douglas Dawson Tucson High Venuti Gonzales North South Ge Johnny Black Emil Nasser Rudy Larish Jerome Larish Gene Brown Phoenix Union Black Nas Ser Masumi Ikeda Mesa Venuti-Gonzales Ernie Garcia St. Mary's Garcia

Eagles Face 20-30 Club in Southern Arizona Softball Final

At 7:30 p.m. the Eagles meet the 20-30 club in the Southern Arizona softball tourney final with a second game slated if the Eagles lose. At 8 p.m. the Tucson Cowboys play the Bisbee-Douglas Copper Kings in the Arizona-Texas league at Randolph Park.

Eagles Southern Arizona Tucson Cowboys Bisbee-Douglas Copper Kings Randolph _ park

Taylor Lags In Links Tourney

Lt Richard Taylor of Davis Mission air base faltered on the back nine Thursday in the inter service golf tournament at Maxwell Field finishing the first round with 74 two over par. Capt Fred Moseley of Portsmouth VA matched 34s to lead the field with 68. Taylor struggled with putting after a par start and slid to 16th place tied with two others.

Belloise Aims to Stop Ray Robinson at Yankee Stadium

Steve Belloise meets Welterweight Champion Ray Robinson in New York at Yankee Stadium next Wednesday in a 10 round non title bout. Belloise seeks mortgage payoff and revenge while eyeing the LaMotta Cerdan winner. he weighs in not officially until fight day and is betting on a right to end Robinson’s run.

New York Steve Belloise Ray Robinson Yankees Stadium Balding Steve Jake LaMotta Marcel Cerdan Belloise Robinson Sugar Ray Bronx Harlem Flash Oliver White Mitses Grispos LaMotta Artie Levine Tommy Bell Eddie Walker Walker Gladiator

Plaza Dedicated In Babe's Memory

New York August 18 Babe Ruth Plaza was dedicated two short blocks from Yankee Stadium. About 5000 people gathered including the 1950s Yankee team, with manager Casey Stengel present. Mrs Claire Ruth attended the ceremony honoring the famed slugger.

New York Yankee Stadium Babe Ruth Yankee Casey Stengel Speakers Claire Ruth

McKenna Leaves Villanova for Loyola Line Duty

John McKenna resigns as Villanova line coach to take over the line at Loyola University. Bernie Bradley, ex Loyola head coach and former LaSalle high school boss in Philadelphia, will replace him at Villanova.

Los Angeles John McKenna Villanova College Loyola University Villanova Bernie Bradley Loyola Bradley LaSalle High School Philadelphia

Champs Defend Tennis Honors

Defending titlists Gardnar Mulloy and Billy Talbert face Australia’s Frank Sedgman and George Worthington in a quarter final at Longwood, as matches are staggered to wind up the national doubles tournament on Sunday.

Brookline Mass Gardnar Mulloy Billy Talbert Australia Frank Sedgman George Worthington Longwood Davis Copsters Gianni Cucelli Marcello del Bello Robert Abdesselam Paul Remy France Sturgess Ted Schroeder Gonzales Parker Arnold Saul San Diego Calif Jack Tuero New Orleans Wilmer Allison Austin Tex J. Gill Hall New York Arthur C. Nielsen Sr. and Jr Chicago

La Mesa Fire Destroys Horses at Raton Track

Flames hit three La Mesa horse track barns in N M causing over $20 000 in barn damage and the loss of twenty thoroughbreds including La Bre owned by Howard Lackey. Two stablemen were severely burned and jockey valet Dean Turpitt aided in saving horses while groom Raymond Leonard suffered severe burns.

Gold Ball Lackey Santa Anita Dean Turpitt Foster Raymond Leonard Clyde Martin Stratford Tex

Texans Indios Take A T Tilts In Arizona Texas League

In a Wednesday night swing, the Bisbee-Douglas Copper Kings fell 4-3 to the Tucson Cowboys keeping them seven games back of fourth place El Paso. El Paso then shutout Phoenix 12-0 while Juarez beat Globe Miami 6-5 in a late bid for the Governor’s Cup.

Tucson Cowboys Bisbee-Douglas Copper Kings Kings el Paso Texans Lefty al Aguilar Bob Henry Phoenix Senators Juarez Indios Globe Miami Phoenix Jose Peraza Senators el Paso Ramon Mendoza Jim Byron Lorenzo Ortiz Lou Tamone Juarez Indios Victor Canales Newman Rheer Eastwoodc Peraza Erickson Noah Whitehorn Jurkovic Ocooo Graham Savaenesthes R—Mendoza Ortiz Bynon Rabourn Fracchia Trower Rbi Mendoza Tamone Baxes Steinhauer Bacciocco S—Peraza Op—Mendoza Cecil Eastwood E! Paso Bb—Erickson So—Erickson Ho—Erickson Balk E—Jenni CIA- Nella

Flashes Edge Elks In Comeback Softball Clash

In a Class B game at Oury Park the Oury Park Flashes rallied with two runs in the seventh to beat the Junior Elks 12 to 11. Billy Marshall homered for the Elks, Fred Haylor went 2 for 3, while Art Lopez and Rudy Ramirez led the Flashes with 2 for 3 each. Tucson Glass won by forfeit from the Naval Reserves, and the Class C contest saw the Ochoa Aztecas top the Eastside Bobcats 9 to 5.

Oury Park Elks Billy Marshall Fred Haylor Art Lopez Rudy Ramirez Tucson Glass Naval Ochoa Aztecas Eastside Bobcats

Senators Feature Four Former New York Stars

The Washington Senators roster this year includes four ex New York stars Johnny Simmons Sam Mele Mickey Harris and Eddie Yost. Simmons Mele and Yost played for New York University while Harris did not.

Washington Washington Senators New York Johnny Simmons Sam Mele Mickey Harris Eddie Yost Harris New York University

Jap Swim Stars Shoot For More Records In AAU Meet

In Los Angeles the Japanese swimmers aim for more world marks as the AAU nationals enter round two. Hironshin Furuhashi posted 18 29.9 in the 1500 free, Hashizume set new world marks in 800 and 1000, while Tanaka placed third. Hamaguchi won 200 free as Blume of New Haven trailed. Browning claimed three meter diving, and Iowa's medley relay team led by Ris won in 3 18.4.

Los Angeles U.P Pacific Hironshin Furuhashi Shiro Hashizume Sumie Tanaka Burwell Jones Canada Yoshihiro Hamaguchi Japan John Blum New Haven Dave Skippy) Browning Texas Texas Aquatic Club Miller Anderson Coca Cola Club Cincinnati Browning Anderson Bruce Harlan Ohio State University of Iowa Duane Draves Bowen Stassforth Wally Ris

Davis-Monthan Band To Play Before Game Thursday

The Davis Monthan band will perform before the game and between innings on Thursday night, providing live music for fans and enhancing game day events at the venue.

Davis-Monthan

Kings Open Season In Juarez Four-Game Swing

Right-hander Dick Spadey from Santa Barbara joins the Kings as they move into Juarez for four games in three days starting Friday while the Cowpokes visit Phoenix for four games. Box shows Tucs on 4 2 1 for final. Trujillo earns win. Bello takes loss. Lillard HR and 3B noted.

Dick Spadey Santa Barbara Kings Juarez Phoenix Bisbee McDaniel Cannuli Bello Perez Sunseri Bell Acosta E—Johnson Samek Torchia Smith RBI Johnson Rutherford Lillard Tucson Op—Paredes Elliott Trujillo U— Carver Mustachia

Oakland Bears win district title in junior baseball tourney

Strong Oakland California American Legion junior team edged Madison Motors of Phoenix 7 6 to clinch the district crown and earn a regional berth in Yakima Washington. Oakland built a late four run surge in the seventh inning to overcome Madison after a prior 18 17 finish.

Winslow Oakland Calif American Legion Yakima Wash Madison Motors Phoenix Californians Arizona Crew Madison C. L. Johnson Dick Griesser Ken Thompson Don Lee Bob Bandelier Arizonians Gene Mitcham California Arizona Gene Mitchan Ronald Roberto Vernon Kilburg J. W. Porter Fred Koeph

Jacome Debut Wins for Amarillo in West Texas League

Eddie Jacome former Tucson pitching star made his West Texas New Mexico league debut for Amarillo Wednesday night allowing 12 hits while striking out 7 and issuing 2 walks. He sealed a 14 to 9 victory over Abilene as his teammates converted 12 hits into runs and took advantage of defensive errors.

Kings Tucson Cowboys Chato Bello Mgr Gene Lillard Bobby Acosta B-C Ernie Trupilto Don Bell Waddies Amarillo Tex Eddie Jacome

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