Eagles Clinch Southern Arizona 20-30 Club Title In District Final
John Padelford hurled the Eagles to the championship with a 3 to 1 win in the nightcap at Santa Rita Park after they took the opener 9 to 4. Roy Laos dominated mound duties, earning the opener win 9-4 and delivering14 innings across the doubleheader. Padelford named tournament MVP as 20-30 officials announced an all tournament team including Rog ers Davis Monthan and others.
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Joan Brady
Charles A. Brady
Mgr
Jack Shay
Eagles
John Padelford
Roy Laos
Laos
George Robles
Joe Rogers
Davis Monthan
Padelford
Manny Romero
Pla-Mar Arcade
Augié Acuna
Aggie Aguilar
John Varley
D-M
Roy Romero
Wesley Riba
Dick Romer
Bill Dupont
Aguilar
Quinn
Rios
Harris
Acuna
Standish
Dupont
Kyle
Elias
Chastin
Charonhas
Riba
Robies
Romer
Preciado
Hart
Thurmanp
Cadtu Sven Eeneesesvans
Canan
Yle
C. Preciado
Thurman
ABHOA
Rhinehart
Se Robles
Shay
Jack Koontz
Mike Quihuis
Hank Fonseca
Howard Hummer
Upset Shocks Tennis Gallery at Longwood Clubs
Australia’s Sedgman and Worthington stunned defending champions Mulloy and Talbert 6-4 1-6 7-5 9-7 to threaten the U S bid in national doubles. Bromwich and Sidwell led the Australian charge toward a possible All Australian final as Gonzales and Parker eyed the singles semifinals.
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Longwood Cricket Club
Australia
Sedgman
Worthington
Cliff Sproule
Land Down Under
United States
Forest Hills
N. Y
Sproule
Bromwich
Mulloy
Talbert
Alrickman
Adrian Quist
Jack Crawford
Harry Hopman
Sidwell
Eric Sturgess
Eustace Fannin
Richard Gonzales
Frank Parker
Los Angeles
Gonzales-Parker
Gonzales
Parker
James Brink
Seattle
Wash
Buddy Behrens
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Aussie Net Squad Seeks New Titles
Four man Australian Davis Cup team led by 21 year old Frank Sedgman was added to entrants for the National Tennis championship at Forest Hills from August 29 to September 3. Jack Bromwich Billy Sidwell and George Worthington join Sedgman in the field.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
U.P
America
United States
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Billy Talbert
New York City
Jack Bromwich
Billy Sidwell
Mulloy
Talbert
Australia
Frank Sedgman
George Worthington
Stans Gallery
New York
Forest Hills
N. Y
Sedgman
Clifford Sproule
Phoenix Women In Tourney Finals
In Flagstaff on August 19 a pair of Phoenix women golfers reached the final round of the Flagstaff women's invitational after 36 holes. Dorothy Pease defeated Hortense Henderson one up to advance, while Ruth Falk, medalist, beat Rayama Babbitt one up after leading by three at the turn.
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Flagstaff
Phoenix
Dorothy Pease
Hortense Henderson
Ruth Falk
Rayama Babbitt
Flak
Improved defense may bolster Tempe eleven
Tempe Aug 19 Defense tops Eddie Doherty agenda as Arizona State opens football practice in two weeks. Doherty builds depth with new coaches Walt Ruth Bill Kajikawa and returns riders Quinn Onofrio. He expects stronger line play and a faster defense with 18 lettermen and fresh talent from 1948 ineligible squad.
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Tempe
Eddie Doherty
Boston Eddie
Arizona State College
Tempe Sun Devils
Devils
Doherty
Walt Ruth
Bill Kajikawa
Bill Quinn
al Onofrio
Boston College
Garner Barnett
Bisbee
Wilford
White
All-Star cagers and North South clash mark Flagstaff events
Flagstaff prepares for the first annual Arizona all-star basketball game at the new $400,000 memorial high school gymnasium with top players like Syl Taylor Renaldo Rivera and Ed Marson slated to star. North-South football follows at Skidmore field as coaches Genung and Greer adjust lineups and strategies ahead of a weekend of showcase games.
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Flagstaff
Flagstaff Memorial High School
Tey Vss
VR Vee Pwm
Arizonians
Flagstaff College
Skidmore
George Genung
Chet Me
KCNA
Jim Bonnell
Nabb
Genung
Arizona High School
Syl Taylor
Tucson
Renaldo
Shorty) Rivera
Phoenix Union
Ed Marson
North Phoenix
Rudy Castro
Pete Segulja
Yuma
Segulja
Rivera
Segalla
Jesse Steen
Steen
Larry Hart
Amphitheater
Dick Dedbetter
Mesa
Mo Mohamed
Glendale
Brad Morris
Phoenix
Marson
McNabby
McNabb
Arizona
Carlos Vale
Nogales
Melvin Odell
Duncan
Lionel Goar
Ajo
Lester Deandeianeta
Ernie Vasquez
Kickapoo Logan
Howard Sullivan
Casa Grande Woul
Logan
Sullivan
Moe Rodiguez
Miami
Greer
Taylor Gains In 3rd Round Of Golf Meet
Lt. Dick Taylor of Davis-Monthan at Maxwell Field moves up to 8th with 36 holes remaining in the interservice golf tournament. Taylor fired a 70 to stay near leaders, three strokes behind the second place tie of Col. Jim Wilson and Sgt. Jack Laxson as air force leads the Forrestal trophy event.
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Montgomery
Ala
Dick Taylor
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Taylor
Fred Moseley
Portsmouth
Arizonian
Phoenix
Maxwell Field
Col
Jim Wilson
Washington, D. C
Jack Laxson
Brownswood
Tex
Laxon
Army
Air Force
James V. Forrestal
Don O'Neil
Ann Arbor
Mich
Harley F. Long
Troy
Harold Ridgeley
Haverton
Bob Astelford
Omaha
Neb
Training Camp Rosters List 197 Rookies and 209 Veterans
All American Conference grid teams reveal rosters featuring 197 rookies and 209 veterans in preseason camp. The compiled list highlights new talents across clubs and confirms veteran depth for the season.
Davis Cup Inter-zone Tennis Highlight A Year Past
Australia led Czechoslovakia 2 0 in the Davis Cup inter zone a year ago as the competition produced tense matches between top players. Wesley Mouzon previously defeated former lightweight champion Bob Montgomery in Philadelphia defeating the veteran in a noted bout three years earlier.
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Associated Fress Today
Australia
Czechoslovakia
Wesley Mouzon
Bob Mongomery
Philadelphia
Perez's Inning Wins It For Cowboys In Arizona-Texas League
Al Perez delivered a 10th inning single to right center as the Tucson Cowboys beat the Bisbee-Douglas Copper Kings 7-6 at Randolph Park. The win completed a three-game series sweep as Tucson prepared for a four-game stretch at Phoenix and a three-game set with Juarez, while Aguilar earned his 13th win and Henry absorbed the defeat for Bisbee-Douglas.
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al Perez
Tucson Cowboys
Bisbee-Douglas Copper Kings
Randolph Park
Waddies
Cowpokes
Phoenix
Juarez
Joe Zinder
Billy McDaniel
Fern Paredes
Chato Bello
Perez
Don Bell
Bello
al Aguilar
Aguilar
Bob Henry
Kings
Henry
B-C
Cowboys
Solons Juarez Take A T Tilt In Arizona Texas League
The Solons beat El Paso Texans 2-1 and 8-3 to widen their lead in the Arizona-Texas league standings while Juarez topped Globe-Miami 15-5. Tucson beat Bisbee-Douglas 7-6 as three night games shaped playoff pushes.
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Solons
Dick Drilling
Don Trower
Juarez
Browns
Guillermo Luna
Indios
Manuel Salvatierra
Tucson
Senators
Phoenix
el Paso
Globe-Miami
Claypool
Bisbee-Douglas
Globe-Miam
Ber’dette
Garcia
U'ngaker
Canales
Wigman
Magallon
Jane
Salv Tierra
Oleal
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Alcaraz
A Thorne
U S Thinelads Stay In Europe
A group of 10 U S track and field stars led by Bob Mathias remains in Europe through Sept 6 after competing in several countries. The squad of 52 will return to New York by plane next Saturday. The staying team includes Larry Snyder Andy Stan feld Frank Fox Mal Whitfield John Twomey Bob Richards Curt Stone Jim Fuchs Fortunie Gordien Craig Dixon and Dick Ault from various colleges and clubs.
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NEW_ YORK
U. S
Bob Mathias
Tulare
Calif
Europe
New York
Switzerland
Ireland
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Norway
Mathias
Ohio State
Larry Snyder
Andy Stanfeld
Frank Fox
Seton Hall
Mal Whitfield
Air Force
John Twomey
Bob Richards
Illinois AC
Curt Stone
Chanahan CC
Jim Fuchs
Yale
Fortunie Gordien
Minnesota
Craig Dixon
UCLA
Dick Ault
Mississippi
Ticket sales limited to local areas per office directive
Five years ago the Office of Defense Transportation ordered World Series ticket sales restricted to local vicinities, aiming to limit distribution. The move reflects wartime measures affecting major sporting events and fan access.
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Office of Defense Transportation
Red Sox Open Season With 41 Wins In 50 Games
The 1946 Boston Red Sox posted the fastest start in majors by winning 41 of their first 50 games. This surge highlighted their strong early performance and set a pace for the pennant chase.
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Boston Red Sox
H-SU Names George Hine Jr Sports Publicity Director
George Hine Jr a journalism graduate and editor of the summer H-SU Brand has been named sports publicity director at Hardin S Simmons University according to President Rupert N Richardson A World War II veteran with 27 months overseas service he has worked in both European and Pacific fields Eugene Schooley who led sports publicity the past two years will shift to general publicity and teaching Hine is pursuing a masters degree at HSU
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George Hine, Jr
H-Su
Hardin-Simmons University
Rupert N. Richardson
Hine
Eugene Schooley
HSU
McFarland Set for Aug 29 Boxing Show Headliners
Promoter Bill Santos announced Aug 29 at his card led by Charlie Salas, Arizona welterweight champion, versus Bobby Yeager of Los Angeles in a 10 round main. Packy McFarland will box Jessie Robles in a six round semifinal and Andy Borrego meets Noble Johnson in a four round bout. Borrego and Johnson drew in a prior meeting. Other four round bouts feature Charlie Collins against Red Lopez and Polimo Corrales versus Babe McCoy.
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Bill Santos
Charlie Salas
Arizona
Bobby Yeager
Los Angeles
Packy McFarland
Davis Monthan
Jessie Robles
el Paso
Andy Borrego
D-M
Noble Johnson
Phoenix
Borrego
Johnson
Charlie Collins
Red Lopez
Polimo Corrales
Tucson
Babe McCoy
Air Force
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Southern Arizona
Hote
Reggie Russell Hart
Len Standish
Roy Quinn
D. C. Randall
Cyril Shockman
Sam Harris
Bud Brannon
Bill Rhinehart
Jack Puckett
Bill Newbold
Bill Kyle
Ralph Thurman
Jay Chastin
al Dow
Tames
By Bill Hicks
Upset Shocks Tennis Gallery
Tom Noonan
Malcolm Campbell
Miss Bluebird
Whizzer’ Back
Henry Rich
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Marko Markichevich
Ernie Zeno
Nevada
Markichevich
Charley Beall
Cecil Coleman
Charley
Coleman
Marvin Wahlin
Casa Grande
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Bill Gosselin
Dick Alonzo
Don Fancher
John Zucco
Joe Tassinari
Sophs
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Mark Markovich
Czeslow Schmidt
Jim Treguboff
Manuel Muniz
Tony Balsamo
Dick Law
Ralph Wilson
Arnie Peterson
North High School
Bob Rippel
Cliff Hugeboom
Jim
George Pepperdine
Flagstaff Gym
Ace Bushnell
Flag College Stars
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Coppinger
Richey
Mathews
Demares
Johnny Black
North
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Rabourn
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Rheer
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Cohen
Graham
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Melendez
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