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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1944

Page

8

Bulla Leads All American Open After 18 Holes

John ny Bulla, Eastern Airlines pilot, fired a 65 to seize a three stroke edge in the All American Open at Chicago. Byron Nelson sits three back after a 68 as 122 professionals and seven amateurs begin the 72 hole event for a share of 12,500 advances.

L. BF. Srelley Chicago Johnny Bulla Bulla East Ern Airlines Atlanta Tom O'Shanter Balla Byron Nelson Nelson Ken Heilmann St. Louis Heilmann John Markel Reading Ed Furgol Detroit Dale Morey Indianapolis Betty Hicks Long Beach Calif Phyllis Otto Atlantic Iowa Patty Berg Marines Dot Germain Philadelphia Gene Sarazen

Tucson junior Legion team reaches national finals in Minneapolis

Morgan Moe Dermott post junior baseballers become Tucson history makers by reaching the national tournament in Minneapolis. The four-team field includes Richfield Minneapolis Cincinnati and Tucson hoping to crown a new national champion after sectional wins and dramatic eighth-inning rallies. The squad departs for Minneapolis with Joe Hanson and Chuck Hollinger key figures, while league officials plan a board meeting on a separate player umpire incident.

Tucson Morgan Moe-Dermott American Legion Post Old Pueblo Minneapolis Richfield Post Grand Forks N. C Aberdeen Chuck Hollinger Lou Carrillo Azteca Warriors Hi Corbett Legion Arturo Vargas

Mustangs Lose Heart Breaker to Camp Campbell 1–0

Davis-Monthan Mustangs fall 1–0 to Camp Campbell raiders in a tight semipro tournament game. Charley Stevenson took the loss after a first inning error allowed the winning run. Alex Zukowski pitched a masterful game for Camp Campbell while Davis-Monthan threatened late with two hits in the ninth.

Wichita Kans Daily Citizen Mustangs Davis-Monthan Armo Raiders Camp Campbell Arizona Charley Stevenson Texas Aggie Alex Zukowski Johnny McCarren Elmer Cone Zukowski McCarren Cone Gus Mills Stevenson Lanning Arnold Scheffel Richards Howie Maderski Pueblo Colo Davis- Monthan Field Tucson Ariz Peterson Field Colorado Springs Air Force Southern Peterson Alexandria Maj William B. Reese Second Air Force 20Th Armored Division

Rec Center Girls Capture City Softball Title In Third Straight Win

The Rec Center softball team defeated Convair Queens 14 11 to win the city championship in a high scoring final on 22nd street. Led by Mortons three run homer in the first and Marv Martinez two hits for the losers, Rec Center built a late lead and held on as Queens scored three in the seventh.

Rec Center City Convair Queens 22Nd Street Morton Queens Joyee Acton Mary Hines Convair Carmen Martinez Mary Martinez Martha Thompson Mari Lou Shirley Morrow Miss Nicholson Ultimate Champs Mari Lou Bailey Lucy DuPont Grace Miss Craig Marv Martinez Bailey Morrow Nicholson Davis Monthan Marana Ree Center Dusenberry DuPont Pellon

Phoenician Seeks 5th Left Handed Golf Title

Dr. E. R. Foutz of Phoenix aims for his fifth straight Utah southpaw golf championship at Forest Dale, Salt Lake City, in the annual pro-amateur portside event set for Sunday with competition continuing tomorrow.

Salt Lake City E. R. Foutz Phoenix Ariz Utah

Nelson Declares Hagen Greatest Golfer Ever

Chicago August 25 Nelson, Texan star golfer nicknamed Lord Byron, proclaimed Walter Hagen the greatest golfer ever. Hagen opt out due to knee injury and backs match play as true test, while Nelson favors medal play for title events and praises Hagen’s mastery.

Nelson Hagen Fritz Howell Chicago Toledo Lord Byron Walter Hagen Detroit Bob Hamilton Evansville Ind P.G.A Walter

Rails Refuse Forfeit Victory Over Mustangs

In Tucson the Southern Pacific Rails declined a forfeit win over the Davis-Monthan Mustangs and favored rescheduling. Marana leads the league with nine wins, Azteca Warriors follow, Convair near bottom, and a board meeting planned on suspending Azteca sub Lou Cartillo after an on field incident.

RAILS Mustangs Davis-Monthan Southern Pacific Tucson Wichita Convair Marana Arizona Azteca Warriors Bobby Fontaine Hosses War Workers Mus- Stangs Lou Cartillo Azteca Arturo Vargas

Epley Hathaway Lead Pima Club Pistol Standings

John Epley deputy U S Marshal leads the Pima Pistol Club grand totals with 3404 handicap points, Maurice Miller 3490, Howard Hathaway 3465, Tony Lerna 3320, Set H Graham 3262, and Sam Mansfeld 2977 among others. Miller gained two last month while Hathaway closed gap to Miller this August. Joe Muffly rose to ninth, Bill Tabor and Dr Wyatt fall out of contention. six matches remain as leaders contend for first with Lerma and Graham threats for third.

John Epley U. S Maurice Miller Miller Epley Howard Hathaway Sam Mansfeld Ray Inskeep Joe Muffly Chicago Hathaway Lerma Graham Lerna Henry Weddle Weddle Merle Stowe Dwight Tracy Tony Lerna H. Graham Raymond Inskeep Mile Walker Bill Tabor B. L. Wyatt

Baseball season leaders and team stats summary

Doerr of Boston leads in batting with 325 and runs with 91. Stephens of St. Louis tops RBIs with 85, Stirnweiss of New York has 150 hits and 38 stolen bases, Fox Boston and Lindell New York share 32 doubles, Stirnweiss and Lindell tie 11 triples, Doerr Johnson Boston Stephens St. Louis share 15 home runs, Hughson Boston records 185 783 pitched.

Doerr Boston Stephens St. Louis Stirnweiss New York Fox Lindell Johnson Hughson

Redskins Open Season in Charity Tilt at Memorial Coliseum

In Los Angeles, the Washington Redskins face Mareh Field from Riverside Army Air Forces in a charity game at Memorial Coliseum. Star Sammy Baugh leads the 2 to 1 favorites who will earn 12,500 dollars for Army recreational facilities. Baugh, in his eighth season, bids to continue a 55.2 percent completion pace with 1,229 attempts for 679 completions and 8,379 yards with 79 touchdowns. Last season he threw for 1,754 yards and 23 scores.

Los Angeles Washington Redskins Mareh Field Army Air Forces Establishment Riverside Calif Sammy Redskins

Batting Leaders From Standings Show Walker and Musial Pace

Walker of Brooklyn hits .358 with most runs by Musial of St. Louis tallying 96. Nicholson of Chicago leads home runs with 7 while Barrett of Pittsburgh tops steals. Wilks of St. Louis records 13 wins and 1 loss.

Walker Brooklyn Musial St. Louis Nicholson Chicago

Wilkinson Seeks 50 Meter Free Style Record in Arizona Meet

Tucson swimmer Monte Wilkinson a Navy V-12 student at Arizona State Teachers College in Flagstaff will attempt the 50-meter free style record in the opening program of the annual Amateur Athletic Union aquatic championships in Phenix. He will face time trials and may enter five servicemen’s events as 13 events are on tonight's slate and 14 tomorrow. University Aquatic Club of Phoenix is favored to win the senior team title with Coronado Aquatic Club the likely runner up.

Phoenin Tucson Monte Wilkinson Arizona Amateur Athletic Union Wilkinson Arizona State Teachers College Flagstaff Tempe Phoenix University Aquatic Club of Phoenix Coronado Aquatic Club

1943 Motor Truck Trailers Production Totals

In 1943 total motor truck trailers built reached 196865 with 188811 allocated to Allied armed forces for use in the United States and overseas operations.

U. S

Cards Edge Cubs 2-1 Behind Wilks Cooper In Tight Win

Yesterday's Stars Ted Wilks and Walker Cooper each starred as St Louis held Chicago to three hits in a 2-1 victory. Cooper drove in Augie Bergamo with the first run to spark the game winning rally in the third.

Ted Wilks Walker Cooper Cear Stuelswund Chicago Cooper Augie Bergamo

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