North Triumphs 19-6 In Arizona High School All-Star Game
In Flagstaff the Arizona high school all-star game saw the North defeat the South 19 to 6. Masumi Ikeda Garcia and Rudy Larish starred for the North while Allen Stanton Sid Kain and Gil Gonzales stood out for the South line.
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Masumi Ikeda
Allen Stanton
Clifton
Roger Johnson
Tucson
Sid Kain
Amphitheater
Coaptain Gil Gonzales
Superior
Gonzales
South
Paydirt
Jerry Ballard
Bisbee
Joe Venuti
Ray Dezember
North Phoenix
Garcia
Ernie Garcia
St. Mary's
Ikeda
Bob Hendricks
Ajo
Claude Wheeler
John Lowery
Seligman
Rudy Larish
Jerome
Larish
Bob Matock
Phoenix Union
Cruz Hernandez
North Pos
South Cannon
PUHS
LE Stanton
Stone
N. Prinx
LT Johnson
Hernandez
Jim
LG Wester
Amphi
Saba
Mesa
Counter
Alba
Gazies
Supr
Baker
RT Kain
Vance
Wheeler
Tucsa
Culton
OB Athee
St. Mas
Lehigh
Matt Harhila
Bob Hendrick
Dan Hotel
Yuma
Joe Quintenares
Benny Sabines
Miami
Jerry Don
Casa Grande
Dave Ewing
Fred Jones
Gil Montanez
Tempe
Miley Moreno
Doyle Olsen
Douglas
Joe Rodriguez
Virgil Savage
Safford
Shotgun Title On Line For Grand American Trap Meet
Vandalia Ohio hosts the Grand American trapshoot for its golden anniversary with Monday opening events. About 700 marksmen attend the 200 target race at 16 yards and early 100 target state title showdowns, featuring junior and women divisions. Notables include Bill Iniew, 17, a leading junior contender, and top junior scorers Ray mond Vogel and others from Willard Colorado and Shreveport.
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Vandalia
Miami Valley
E. W. Castaneda
Shreveport
Bill Iniew
Tonasket
Wash
West Coast
Sun Valley
Raymond Vogel
Willard, CO
Davis Cup Forecast After Australia Upsets in Nationals
Davis Cup observers expect Australia to beat the United States in the challenge round at Forest Hills after Billy Sidwell and Jack Bromwich defeated Frank Sedgman and George Worthington in the national doubles final. Bromwich and Sedgman loom as the strongest pairing against Gardnar Mulloy and Billy Talbert in the doubles, while Richard Gonzales and Ted Schroeder lead the U S singles challengers. The doubles final at Longwood was a one-sided 6-4 6-0 6-1 affair, lasting 50 minutes. Louise Brough and Margaret Osborne du Pont captured their eighth straight national doubles title by defeating Doris Hart and Shirley Fry 6-4 8-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Noonan
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Australia
United States
Forest Hills
America
Billy Sidwell
Jack Bromwich
Frank Sedgman
George Worthington
Longwood Cricket Club
Bromwich
Sedgman
Anzac
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Billy Talbert
New York City
Alrick Man
U. S
Mulloy
Talbert
Worthington
Richard Gonzales
Los Angeles
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
i\Cal
Sidwell
Sedgmanland Worthington
Louise Brough
Margaret Osborne du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Doris Hart
Shirley Fry
Akron
A-1 Queens to Clash With 20-30 Club in Charity Game
The A-1 Queens of Phoenix visit Tucson’s football stadium for a charity softball game against the Tucson 20-30 club at 8 30 p m Monday with a 7 30 p m preliminary between AA league all star teams Ed Kahler of the Elks and Ed Dombrowski of Davis Monthan Field will captain the all star squads Mayor Happy Houston will toss the first ball The Queens boast eight All Americans including Morris Armstrong and Williams with Morris Armstrong forming a feared pitching duo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A-1
Queens of
Phoenix
Tucson High
Tucson
Ed Kahler
The
Elks
Ed Dombrowski
Davis-Monthan Field
Queens
National Softball Congress
New Orleans Jax Brewers
Mexico
Canada
Carolyn Morris
Charlotte Armstrong
Lois Williams
Dorothy Myers
Margie Yetman
Flossie Ballard
Dodie Nelson
Merle Keagle
Brewers
New Orleans
Morris-Armstrong
Miss Armstrong
Roy Laos
Ernie Preciado
Ray Rios
Augie Acuna
Bill DuPont
Nicho Elias
George Robles
Lencho Alvarez
Chick Preiciado
Laos
P. Rios
Arizona
Preciado
Martin DuPont
Gil
George Arce
Frank Castro
E. T
Happy
Houston
Charlotte
Armstrong
Queens of Phoenix
Tucson Ymca
Dickson Beats Redbirds 8-0 in Pirates reunion setback
Murry Dickson shut out St. Louis 8-0 after being traded from the Cardinals to the Pirates for 125000 last January. Nippy Jones and Slaughter led St Louis with three doubles and two RBIs, while Dickson improved to six wins this season against his former club. The day also saw Reiser help Boston’s win as Newcombe faltered.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Robert Hannegan
The
Cards
Murry Dickson
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Dickson
Redbirds
Pionships
Pittsburgh
Tracy
Golden Chance
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Boston
Murry
Fred Martin
Nippy Jones
Bill Werle
Rip Sewell
Slaughter
Pete Castiglione
Dino Restelli
Pirates
Castiglione
Restelli
Harry Brecheen
Bill Voiselle
Braves
Reiser
Newcombe
Pete Reiser
Brooks
Don Newcombe
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Washington
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Yankees
Jack Kramer
Senator
Lou Brissie
Ferris Fain
Yankee Stadium
A’s
Brissie
Fain
Cleveland
White Sox
Chicago
Indians
Browns
Detroit
Les Moss
Tigers
Vic Wertz
Pat Mullin
Paul Campbell
New York Giants
Kenny Heintzelman
Leo Durocher
Crew
Thils
Giants
al Barlick
George Barr
Barr
Philly
Richie Ashburn
Joe Lafata
Ashburn
Cincinnati
Cubs
Pepperdine grid workouts set as fall practice opens
Pepperdine College football coach Ray Richards announced fall practice begins Thursday with 60 candidates reporting for twice daily sessions. Richards, a former UCLA line mentor, has shifted Pepperdine from the single wing to the T formation since taking over in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ray Richards
Pepperdine College
UCLA
Pepp
Queens meet 20-30 club in charity softball game
Monday at 8 p.m. Queens faces the 20-30 club in a charity softball game at Tucson high school stadium. Proceeds support local youth sports programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens
Tucson High School
Mexican Polo Quartet Triumphs Over U S in Series Opener
In Chicago at Oak Brook, the Mexican polo team led by Ruben Garcida beat the U S all stars 9 to 4 in the first best two out of three for the North American cup. The Garcida quartet Ruben Gabriel Guillermo and Alejandro dominated with a 27 goal total against 25 for the Americans, who lacked coordination though Peter Perkins and Harry Dvinger had recent inter American cup experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. All-Stars
Oak Brook Polo Club
Garcida
U. S
Ruben Garcida
Paul Butler
Stewart Iglehart
Garcida Brothers
Ruben
Gabriel
Guillermo
Alejandro
Peter Perkins
Harry Dvinger
Argentina
Prevaricator Wins Del Mar San Diego Handicap
Stice Stable’s Prevaricator defeats Moonrush by a neck in the Del Mar San Diego handicap giving the six year old gelding a career earnings boost topping ten thousand dollars. Top’s Boy finishes third a nose back, Dinner Gong trails seventh as jockey Mike Cafarella pushes the winner to the wire in 1 42.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Mar
Calif
E. O. Stice
San Diego
Mike Cafarela
Moonrush
Top
Oakland Aces Keep Pulse In PCL Race As Stars Slump
Oakland tops Hollywood in both ends of a doubleheader 7 0 and 7 6. Early Rapp hit his 11th homer to lift the Oaks within three games of first. Gassaway hurled a six hitter in game one while Sacramento slipped to third after a split with San Diego. Seattle's Rainiers swept Portland, taking the series 5 2, and Los Angeles slid to 6 2 in the Seals’ win streak. Parks dark Monday travel begins Tuesday play resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorns
Rapp
Oakland
Oaks
Charley Gassaway
Hollywood
Sacramento
San Diego
Solons
Padres
Portland
San Francisco
Seattle Rainiers
Seals
Los Angeles
Rainers
Class A Softball Resumes Tuesday Night Schedule
Class AA A and girls leagues restart official play Tuesday night with postponed games made up. D M Mustangs meet Playmor Arcade at 8 p m at Rita Park for the Hangover Southern Arizona tourney. Other games follow 9 30 Baptist 6 30 The Rees versus Bob's Dames 9 30 Crossroad Coenere versus OM Mustangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D-M Mustangs
Playmor Arcade
Southern Arizona
Rita Park
Baptist
the Rees
Bob's Dames
H. & R. Autos
Greenwald
Telephone Bellies
Estevan Dillies
Sino-Americans
V.F.W
Steinfeld Shamrocks
Pratt's Sports
Hal! Insulators
A.A. Wildcats
2030 Club
Greenwald Druggists
Crossroad Coenere
OM Mustangs
Rigday
Street Flirts
the Dillies
Sanoeine 385
Sino-Americans Warriors
Hal
Insulators
Beat Red Sox Still the Team to Beat, Says Boudreau
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau says Boston remains the team to beat in the American League pennant race as the Indians start their final Cleveland stand. He notes the Yankees lead, Boston is second, and Cleveland could stay in the race with strong power and pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Tribe
Yankees
Boston
Boudereau
White Sox
Chicago
New York
Boudreau
Belloise Set For Robinson At Yankee Stadium Fight
Steve Belloise returned from training to prepare for Wednesday night’s 10 round non title bout with Ray Robinson at Yankee Stadium. Analysts pegged Robinson as favorite at 11 to 5 but Marcel Cerdan endorsed Belloise predicting a Belloise win aided by stronger punching power and weight advantage. Advance sales pointed to about 30 000 spectators and a gate near 150 000.
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New York
U.P
Steve Belloise
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Yankee Stadium
Belloise
Bobby Gleason
Bronx
Robinson
Marcel Cerdan
Steve
Cerdan
Scrappers
Greenwood Lake
N.J
Pomton Lakes
Standings from International League and American Association update
International League standings show Jersey City 4-1 Syracuse 7-2 Baltimore 5-0 Rochester 3-6 Toronto 1-12 Montreal 4-10 Newark 5-7 Buffalo 9-8. American Association lists Toledo 7-2 Milwaukee 4-3 Indianapolis 5-10 Kansas City 6-2 with game 10 innings Louisville 0-0 St. Paul 5-10 Columbus 13 Minneapolis 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Syracuse
Baltimore
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Southern Association Standings Snapshot
Chattanooga 10 1 leads, Little Rock 7 4, Atlanta 4 1, Mobile at 2, Memphis 6 0, Nashville 7 1. Second game for Nashville called after 6th inning dark. Birmingham at New Orleans night game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Mobile
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Texas League Scores and Results
Fort Worth defeated Houston 2 to 0. San Antonio blanked unknown opponent 11 to 0. Dallas beat Tulsa 6 to 5. Beaumont won 4 to 1. Oklahoma City scored 4 in a draw with Shreveport 1.
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Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Tulsa
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
State Softballers Open Play In Arizona Meet
Phoenix August 22 The Arizona tournament of the National softball congress opens Thursday with ten clubs from Mesa Phoenix Safford Ajo Kingman Flagstaff Tucson Douglas Yuma Avondale. The winner will represent the state at the world championship playoff in Greely Colorado starting September 3. The meet ends August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
National Softball Congress
Greely
Colo
Mesa
Safford
Ajo
Kingman
Flagstaff
Tucson
Douglas
Yuma
Avondale
Southern All Stars Rally Past Northern Squad in Kids League Tilt
The Southern All Stars exploded for 11 runs in the seventh inning to beat the Northern team 13 to 5 in the annual Kids League game. Shortstop Tom Tellez opened the rally with a deep center field homer. Winning pitcher Henry Ybarra entered in the seventh for the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern All-Stars
Tom Tellez
Teller
Stretch Kline
al Facciore
Henry Ybarra
Giant Contests In 9th Spark Bottle Riot At Philly
Umpire George Barr clashed with Phillies management after a forfeit of the Giants game at Shibe Park. Barlick awarded New York a 9–0 win in the ninth after fans bombarded the field with bottles and fruit following disputed calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Barr
Philadelphia Phillies
Barr
Shibe Park
Ford Frick
Bob Carpenter
Phils
New York Giants
al Barlick
Barlick
Giants
Ashburn
Lafata
del Ennis
Sawyer
Carpenter
Dawson Will Play In Texas Contest
Phoenix article reports Gib Dawson of Douglas high school and Chuck Stone of North Phoenix will represent Arizona in an East West all star high school football game in Corpus Christi Texas Saturday night Stone replaces Bob Matlock of Phoenix Union who suffered a shoulder separation in drills for the state all star contests at Flagstaff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona High School Coaches’ Clinic
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Gib Dawson
Douglas High School
Chuck Stone
North Phoenix
Arizona
Corpus Christi
Tex
Stone
Bob Mattock
Phoenix Union
British Labor On Short Game
Mamaroneck New York August 22 The British team led by Percy Laddie Lucas says they must sharpen wedges and short irons to rival the Americans around the greens after a 10 to 2 loss in the Walker Cup. Ronald White delivered the strongest British challenge, beating Willie Turnesa in singles and partnering with Joe Carr in foursomes. Riegel and Stranahan shone for the Americans highlighting a dominant display ahead of the national amateur at Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Great Britain
Percy
Laddie) Lucas
England
RAF
Britain
Uncle Sam
Ronald White
Willie Turnesa
U.S
Joe Carr
Turnesa
Ray Billows
White
Oak Hill Club
Rochester
Robert
Skee) Riegel
Frank Stranahan
Riegel
Jim Bruen
Stranahan
Max McCready
McCready
Tolson Hits Semipro Ball For Minnesota Loop
Brad Tolson University of Arizona pitcher shines in Alexandria Minnesota in the Minnesota North Central semi pro league. He pitched 109 innings with 104 strikeouts and bats over .300. Tolson named pitcher on Fergus Falls team leading to Minnesota state tournament entry after September 1. He plans Boston fraternity meeting before returning to Tucson and is drawing big league scout notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Tolson
University of Arizona
Alexandria, Minn
Andy Tolson
Tolson
Fergus Falls
Minnesota
Boston
Tucson
U. of A
Knox Corbett Captures Blind Bogey Victory at El Rio
Knox Corbett won the blind bogey at El Rio Golf and Country Club Sunday with a 72. He tied with Frank Eyman and Paul Present before winning a playoff. Runners up with 71 included Leo Carrillo Henry Bustamante and Jack Eis. Others with 80s were Johnny Crable Dr C E Matteson and Jack Podret. Ellis shot 71 Corybett 72 Hubbard 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Corbett
el Rio Golf and Country Club
Frank Eyman
Paul Present
Corbett
Leo Carrillo
Henry Bustamente
Jack Eis
Johnny Crable
Dr. C. E. Matteson
Jack Podret
Ellis
Corybett
Danny ‘Hubbard
Flagstaff Jacks Face Three BC Teams With Building Year Ahead
Flagstaff State College plans a lean 1949 schedule with three Border Conference opponents and a small, undersized lineup. Emil S. Ladyko’s squad relies on a few veterans and notable players like Vince Cisterna and Sonny Dale to spark a young team that lacks depth and a dependable punter.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Ace Bushnell
Johnny Black
Bues
Joe Reichler
National League
Banta
Bickford
Stice Stable
By Jim Hubbart
AP Sportwriter
Hollywood Stars
Peteb Eee
Juarez
el Paso
Vere Ee Vewespress
Bisbee-Douglas
Globe-Miami
Dougllas
Paso
Seattle
Lee Ballanfant
Eddie Sawyer
Phils’ Pilot
Chicago Cubs
Glenn Nelson
Andy Pafko
Pafko
Nelson
Dawson
Texas
Minnesota Loop
By Murray Sinclair
A.P
Arizona State College At
Emil S. Ladyko
Vince Cisterna
Cisterna
Bob McChesney
Hardin-Simmons
Sonny Dale
Dean DeSpain
Lamar Haines
Jack Holland
Dave Rogers
Stanley Rowley
Rod
Rey Castillo
Ladyko
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