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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1941

Page

8

Amateur Golf Opens Under Ideal Conditions At Field Club

The national amateur championship began at Field Club Omaha with 145 players led by Ray Billows and Otto Greiner among veterans and newcomers. Key figures include Dick Chapman and Chick Evans, with many former champions in a par 72 course suited to precision. The two rounds today and tomorrow determine match play pairings.

Field Club Omaha U.P Billows Great Lakes Greiner Dick Chapman Mamaroneck N. Y Charles Chick) Evans Chicago Johnny Fischer Fort Thomas Marvin Bud) Ward Spokane Wash Johnny Goodman

Police Win In Matches With Air Base

The police outshot the air base marshmen in .38 and .22 Cal matches at Camp Perry. Police scored 905 to 885 in the first and 1103 to 970 in the second.

Air Base Camp Perry

Gonzalez Seeks International Victory in Golf Tourney

The article notes Gonzalez looming as a top contender in a tourney with international reach, after weeks of steady practice and recent par-level scores. Billows also shows strong form, coming off a Great Lakes Amateur win and solid practice rounds, while John Barnum withdrew after breaking USGA rules and returned to a practice round at par.

Ross Somerville Canada Gonzalez Little Star Billows Great Lakes John Barnum Elmhurst, Il U. S. Golfer’s Association Barnum

Yankee Manager Admits Team Wins Pennant

Yankees in, McCarthy confirms with a benching of regulars to allow a short layoff. Detroit chatter hints at axe-heavy salary lists if Tigers miss first division. Peck's Sad Boys and Notre Dame juniors loom, with golf and tennis notes closing the column.

Hugh S. Fullerton, JR Eddie Brietz New York Special News Service Yankees Joe McCarthy Larry MacPhail Dixie Walker Whit Wyatt Brooks Detroit Tigers Cleveland Em “Peck Tribe Jimmy Dykes Indians

Memorial push for Howard Jones at Rose Bowl gains momentum

Friends of the late Howard Jones launch a movement to honor him with a memorial, likely at the Rose Bowl where Jones coached teams claimed five titles. Milwaukee reports Lou Novi koff will be recalled by the Cubs once the Brewers finish their American Association schedule, despite uneven fielding.

Howard Jones Milwaukee Lou Novikoff Cubs Brewers Lou

Goofy Golf Pup Returns Lost Balls for Brookings High

Brookings South Dakota high school golfing principal Michael Lynott trains his cocker spaniel to retrieve golf balls. In a single session the dog found about 150 balls in three hours, prompting a playful question about whether a ball is truly lost once it stops rolling.

Michael Lynott Brookings S. D.) High School

Chicago Cyclists Win Two Titles

Chicago bicyclists captured two national championships at Pasadena in the 15th annual amateur championships. Marvin Thompson, 18, won the senior title while Joan Michels, 20, defeated Elsie Stracke to take the girls crown. Charles Edwards finished second in the junior race won by Andy Bernadsky of San Francisco.

Pasadena Calif U.P Chicago Marvin Thompson Chicago Pedalers Joan Michels Illinois Tech Elsie Stracke St. Louis Charles Edwards Andy Bernadsky San Francisco Bob Stauffacher San Mateo Don Ferguson Hollywood

Kramer Schroeder win doubles title in national finals

In a memory from a year ago, Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder defeated Gardnar Mulloy and Henry Prusoff in straight sets to capture the national tennis doubles championship. The brief notes also recall Yankees beating Cleveland twice three years ago to widen their lead to 12 games over Boston.

Jack Kramer Ted Schroeder Gardnar Mulloy Henry Prusoff Yankees Cleveland Boston Giants Reds St. Louis Braves

Phoenix Coyotes Football to Begin Practice September First

Phoenix Union High School coach Larry Rouble announced players must report September 1 for practice. All sessions will be secret as the team works on the Stanford T formation emphasizing strict concentration.

Phoenix Larry Rouble Phoenix Union High Coyote Rouble

Weed control through clean cultivation and seed quality

The most effective way to combat weeds is to prevent their entrance by clean cultivation before seeding, by the use of pure seed, by clean top-dressing, and by ample fertilizing.

Hard-Hitters To Meet For Boxing Title

Madison Square Garden hosts a 15 round light heavyweight title bout between Tami Mauriello and Gus Lesnevich. Lesnevich is the favorite at 5 to 7, with about 12,000 expected to attend a $25,000 gate. Mauriello bears a 32 win 1 loss pro record with 22 knockouts.

Garden Lesnevich Jersey Billy Conn Gus Bronx National Boxing Association Conn Billy New York Commission N.B.A Anton Cristoforidis Mauriello Tami

San Diego Seeks Legion National Title After Western Win

San Diego American Legion junior baseball team, western champions, prepare to face eastern titlists for the national title after routing Tulsa 6-5 in the western final. Rosenthal hit a crucial eighth inning homer with two on as San Diego earned their spot.

Miles City Mont U.P San Diego American Legion San Diego Tulsa Okla Rosenthal Moss C. Odell Hayes Paul Mancuso Omaha Steinmeyer Mizel Barney Usher Kofer Lewiston Idaho Burris and Moss Roxburgh Usher and Legrand

Dodgers Lose Ground in Battle for First Place

In New York on August 25 Dodgers slipped as night fell and saw their lead fade in the standings. Reporter Harry Ferguson notes the late inning shift and the looming threat to their top position.

New York U.P Brooklyn Dodgers Harry Ferguson

Flatbush Fans Rally In Twilight Win In Road Thriller

In a tense second game of yesterday’s doubleheader, the Cardinals tied the score in the ninth before Whit Wyatt’s ninth inning single sent the Dodgers to a dramatic 1-0 victory. Leo Durocher faced umpire ire, while Wyatt’s hit sparked jubilant chaos as fans hailed the win and renewed pennant hopes.

St. Louis Cardinals Flatbush Cardinals Hari-Kari Leo the Lip Durocher Kirby Higbe Howard Pollet Durocher Medwick Camilli Peewee Reese Mickey Owen Whitlow Wyatt Bum Durocher Dash Dash Wyatt Reese Yankees

Old Baseball Trick Defeats Aztecas 4-3 in Cananea

Lefty Art Salazar fell for a hidden trick as the Cananea All-Stars beat the Azteca Warriors 4-3 at Municipal Park to sweep the two game series. Salazar allowed four hits before relief by Rudy Robles. The Aztecas totaled twelve hits across two pitchers.

Art Salazar Lefty Cananea All- Stars Azteca Warriors Municipal Park Cananea Salazar Rudy Robles Aztecas

Major Reney Leaders Highlight Season Totals

Batting leaders include Williams of Boston with 404 runs and DiMaggio of New York with 113 RBIs. Pitching tops show Gomez of New York at 12-4 and Ruffing of New York at 14-5. Reiser and Litwhiler lead in hits and doubles for Brooklyn and Philadelphia respectively.

Williams Boston Travis Washington DiMaggio New York Keller Judnich St. Louis Heath Cleveland Case Kubel Chicago Gomez Ruffing Ytten Philadelphia Hopp Hack Reiser Brooklyn Mize Camilli Litwhiler Slaughter Elliott Pittsburgh Ott Nicholson Frey Cincinnati Handley Riddle White

Tucson Stretch Lead as Cards Beat Texans

The Tucson Cowboys routed the Arizona-Texas League cellar-dwellers Bisbee Bees to extend their lead to seven-and-a-half games. Porter field replaced Alex Kellner on the mound, striking out 10 with eight hits allowed. Bee backstop Varrelman had three hits in four at bats including a triple and a double. Elsewhere at Albuquerque, the Cardinals turned four double plays and beat the El Paso club 6 to 3 behind solid pitching by Harry Parks.

Iowre Viuweiy Tucson Bisbee Old Pueblo Alex Kellner Cowboys Pat Patterson Porterfield Bees Varrelman Albuquerque Cardinals Harry Parks el Paso R H Smith Ey Todhunter Bezdek Lf Beeler Censtinteata Lawrence Benevich Clements Mulcahy Chapman Poomassa O Faccio

Brooklyn Dodgers to hold Phoenix camp for youths

The Brooklyn Dodgers schedule their third annual Phoenix tryout camp at Municipal Stadium October 4 5 6 and 7. Mickey McConnell secretary of the Brooklyn farm system notified John Morris the Arizona representative. Open to any young player in Arizona with own gear and travel costs. Brooklyn signed eight Arizona players for its farm clubs last year.

Phoenix Brooklyn Dodgers Municipal Stadium Mickey McConnell Brooklyn John Morris Arizona

Jones Rallies to Lead Ryder Cup Challenge at Detroit

Bobby Jones old guard comeback fuels a relief for the challengers in a charity match at Detroit Golf Club. He edged Henry Picard 2 and 1 to swing the tide to an 8 1/2 to 6 1/2 victory over Captain Walter Hagen's Ryder Cup team.

Detroit Bobby Jones Golfdam Georgia Henry Picard Walter Hagen Detroit Golf Club Hagen Ryder Coppers Jones Craig Wood Vic Ghezzi Ben Hogan Byron Nelson Jimmy Demaret Paul Runyan Clayton Haefner Horton Smith Denny Shute Harold Jag) McSpaden Ralph Guldahl Dick Metz Jimmy Hines Guldahl Gene Sarazen Metz Ed Dudley Hines Johnny Bulla Sam Snead Lawson Little

Furniture Queens Set Tourney Pace

PHOENIX Aug 25 Allen's Furniture Queens need one more victory over the Phoenix Lettuce Queens to win the girls state softball championship. The Furniture Queens defeated the Lettuce Queens 9 to 0 in the first contest of the three game title series and meet again tonight with the state champion to represent Arizona at the world tournament in Detroit. The other Arizona entrant is the P.B.S.W. Ramblers, former world champions in 1940.

Phoenix Allen Furniture Queens Phoenix Lettuce Queens Arizona Detroit P.bs.w. Ramblers

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