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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1940

Page

8

Women’s athletics at the University of Arizona profiled

Mildred Samuelson writes on after school coed sports at the University of Arizona. She notes hours spent in practice and tournaments, wide sport offerings from ping pong to golf, large turnout for basketball and hockey, and strong archery and riding programs. The piece highlights facilities, awards, and notable athletes like Betty Bolton and Mary Chesney, plus eligibility rules and the importance of physical education.

Mildred Samuelson University of Arizona Hank Squire Hank Lou Gehrig Mike Casteel Wildcats U of A A. L. Slonaker Bumps Tribolet Tempe and Phoenix Junior College Gates of Our Water Alice In Waterland Betty Putnam Mrs. Winship el Rio Fern Vermillion Tucson Ina E. Gittings State of Arizona Betty Bolton Freeman Maxine Hudson Mary Chesney Tempe Old Pueblo Irene Wilson McPherson Mary Bradshaw U. of A P. E. Dept Desert Riders

Texans Top Cowboys 7 4 In Tucson Ballgame

El Paso Texans beat the Tucson Waddies 7 to 4 at Randolph Park to pull ahead in the series one game to one and drop Tucson to third in the league. Skeber homered and tripled for the Texans while Stapenhorst held Tucson to two hits in relief. The third game is set for 8 tonight.

Tucson Cowboys el Paso Texans Texans Randolph Park el Paso Elmer Orella Earl Petit Gene Stapenhorst Petit Joe Skeber Lennie Rice Stapenhorst Pat Patterson Doug Smith Rice Sparacino Bobby Tucker Horton Waddies Hal Johnson A Rodriguez Williamson, Ss Tors Socket AB R Hpoa SS CF Nce Tucker Lawrence Tithecbne Clements Hodgson Mit Reyes Orella Brovia Skeber Bare Patterson Conrad and McMahon

Jenkins denies split as he defends fight plan

Lew Jenkins, world lightweight champ, denounces rumors of a split with manager Hymie Caplin and says he is ready to fight Bob Montgomery in Philadelphia on Sept. 9 after postponing the Aug. 19 bout due to his mother's illness. He insists he wants the fight and questions why he would avoid $10,000.

Memphis Tenn Lew Jenkins Philadelphia Bob Montgomery Jenkins M. L. Jenkins Sweetwater Tex New York Pennsylvania Commission Lew Hymie Caplin Philly Montgomery Texas

Chicago Billy Loose Beats Zale For Middleweight Title Fight

Chicago Billy Loose outpointed Tony Zale in a non title WBA middleweight bout. The bout took place in Chicago and Zale represented Gary Indiana while Loose hailed from Chicago. In Oakland Jackie Callura and Chick De Laney fought to a draw at 125 and 122 pounds respectively.

Chicago Billy Loose Farrell Tony Zale Gary Ind Oakland Calif Jackie Callura New York Chick DeLaney Drew

Tucson Teams Set for Southern Arizona Girls Tourney

Three Tucson squads join the Southern Arizona girls softball tournament opening in Nogales Sonora tomorrow. Actions start 2 45 p m with Daniel's Jewels versus Willcox, then Carrillo Gems against Southern Arizona Auto, Fort Huachuca Bullets versus Youngco Grocers, and El Centro girls enter at 6. Losers of the first round are elim inated. semis Saturday and finals Sunday. event sponsored by Sonora merchants.

Tucson Southern Arizona Nogales Sonora R. T. Jones Daniel's Jewels of Willcox Aggregation Carrillo Gems Southern Arizona Auto Company of Bisbee Fort Huachuca Bullets Youngo Grocers el Centro Sonora Merchants

Purse at Grand American Trapshoot Opens in Vandalia

In Vandalia Ohio Aug 22 top marksmen compete in a 5000 dollar preliminary handicap for 100 targets with distances from 16 to 25 yards The prize will be doubled tomorrow for the Grand American Handicap semifinals The repeat win of the preliminary by a shooter is historically rare Last year W R Winteringham of Barrington Illinois broke 99 targets from 22 yards to win the purse

Vandalia W. R. Winteringham Barrington, Ill

Billy Soose Becomes Targetless Champion in Wide Victory

Middleweight Billy Soose, 23, defeats N B A. champion Tony Zale after beating New York's Ken Overlin, in a Chicago bout at Mills Stadium. Soose dominates last eight rounds with precise left jab and body work. Zale claims no title and plans rematch if possible. Soose is managed by Paul Moss.

al Hostak Zale Loose Overlin Zalé Billy Penn State Collegian Hostak Paul Moss

Five heavyweights vying for Joe Louis title shot

A magazine survey lists Bob Pastor Billy Conn Lou Nova Pat Comiskey and Charley Ketchuk as the five top challengers to Joe Louis. The piece suggests an elimination tournament among them to crown a contender who might finally provide a serious test for Louis.

Joe Louis Bob Pastor Billy Conn Lou Nova Pastor Louis Conn Pittsburgh Nova Reno Tony Galento Philadelphia Williams London Pat Comiskey Paterson N. J Ketchuk Board of Strategy Syracuse Colgate Georgetown Southern California Comiskey Frank Donofiino Joe Ogatty Wally Sears Patsor Joe

Baseball School Opens Tomorrow For Swat Kings

The Tucson Baseball club launches a four day practice-training school at Randolph park diamond starting 10 a.m. tomorrow. Mickey Shader Pat Patterson and Eddie Miller direct instruction with local players invited. Open to boys 17 to 22. bring own uniform. sessions run daily through Monday.

Tucson Baseball Club Randolph Park Mickey Shader Waddie Organization Pat Patterson Eddie Miller

Six State Boxers To Fight In Tourney In San Francisco

Six Arizona amateur boxers will travel from Phoenix ahead of the Pacific coast A A U diamond belt tournament in San Francisco. Representing Arizona are Joe Davis heavyweight Phoenix Reynaldo Pisano Grand Canyon CCC camp J S Shans welterweight Phoenix Ellis Ross lightweight Phoenix Percy Moore featherweight Phoenix Prescott CCC camp Mike Moreno bantamweight Prescott CCC camp. Three state champions from last month’s tournament cannot go Bill Harkness Dean Eliason and Ray Ybarra.

Phoenix Arizona San Francisco California Joe Davis Reynaldo Pisano Grand Canyon J. S. Shans Ellis Ross Percy Moore Mike Moreno Prescott Bill Harkness Shans Dean Eliason Ray Ybarra

Stars deliver clutch hits in tight baseball showdowns

Vince DiMaggio drives in Arky Vaughan with an eighth inning double to lift the Pirates over the Bees for a second straight win. Mickey Witek’s 11th inning single scores Mel Ott as the Giants beat the Reds 5 4. Carl Doyle shines in relief to seal the Cardinals’ win over the Dodgers. Charley Frey belts a 10th inning homer to lift the Phillies past the Cubs. George Selkirk homer with bases loaded powers the Yankees past the Tigers. Roy Mack and Lou Boudreau spark the Indians with sharp defense and timely hitting to top the Red Sox. Dutch Leonard dominates the Browns for Washington’s 13th win.

Vince DiMaggio Pirates Arky Vaughan Bucs Boston Bees Mickey Witek Giants Mel Ott Reds Carl Doyle Cardinals Cards Dodgers Charley Frey Phillies Phils Cubs George Selkirk Yankees Tigers Roy Mack Lou Boudreau Indians Red Sox Dutch Leonard Senators St. Louis Browns

Tennis Tourney Advances Into Quarter Finals

In Brookline Mass on Aug 22 the National Doubles Tennis Tournament enters quarter finals after two days of play. Third seeds Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder defeated Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn 3 6 6 3 6 4 9 7 to move on, while Parker and McNeill clash with Reedy and Bartlet. Six seeded women teams reach the round of eight led by defending champions Marble and Palfrey who face Lincoln and Malcolm.

Brookline Mass Longwood Jack Kramer Montabello Cal Ted Schroeder Los Angeles Bobby Harman Berkeley Frank Parker Beverly Hills Don McNeill Oklahoma City Bill Reedy Ken Bartlet Bobby Riggs Chicago Geles Russell Bobbitt Atlanta Frank Guernsey Orlando Fla Gardner Mulloy Coral Gables Welby van Horn Los An Fla Henry Prusoff Seattle Joe Hunt Annapolis

Baer Comiskey bout eyed for title push and big payout

United Press reports promoter Kearns seeks a Sept week bout at Jersey City against Pat Comiskey with Max Baer and Ancil Hoffman demanding a $25 000 guarantee or gate share. Backers in Paterson Passaic and Hackensack back the plan hoping for a title shot toward Joe Louis. New Jersey promoter Abe Green requires 10 000 to cover expenses before sanction. The deal could yield a $200 000 gate and be the era’s top independently promoted fight.

United Press New York U.P Jack Kearns California Maxie Baer Pat Comiskey Jersey City Baer Ancil Hoffman Paterson N. J Kearns Maxie Ancil Hoffman Sacramento Calif New Jersey Passaic Hackensack Comiskey Joe Louis Abe Green Boxing Commission United States Mike Jacobs

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