Tucson Cowboys face Juarez Indios in final game of series
Juarez Indios beat the Waddies 9-4 as Hector Leal had four hits to pace 16-season hits. Conchihuila Valenzuela improved to 18-9 with one hit allowed after replacing Guillermo Luna. Tucson hosts Douglas Friday as Gil Loust prepares to start against Hector Azamar (13-7).
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Tucson Cowboys
Juarez Indios
Indios
Waddies
Phoenix Senators
Globe Miami
Conchihuila Valenzuela
Guillermo Luna
al Aguilar
Oakie Henderson
Cliff Ehrler
Cliff
Hector Leal
Juarez
Nick Sunseri
Tucson
Velenzuela
Sunseri
Bobby Acosta
Mgr
Gene Lillard
Suh
Leal
Valenzuela
Manny Juarez
Vicicio Garcia
Aguilar
Henderson
Ehrler
Invaders
Joe Sosa
Lillard
Gil Loust
Hector Azamar
Cowpokes
Douglas
Abho
Garcia
Perez
Canales
Torchia
Magalion
Vargas
Salv
Sosa
Smith
Beli
Ss Guzman
Acosta
Luna
Valzuela
Qu Henderson
Ihrier
Wilson
Ehrier
R—Juarez
Canale
Magallon
Salvatierra
Guzman
Bell
Rbii
U—Carroll
Mustachila
Streams And Game Trails for Arizona Dove Season Opens
The column notes antelope permit deadlines by midnight Thursday and outlines dove and whitewing season dates from Aug 10 advisory. It cites shooting hours, bag limits of 10 per day or in possession, and regional hunting prospects around Tucson area towns. It mentions rifles, fishing up through Sept 30, and an August 30 election of Tucson Game Protective Association officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Arizona
Blue Tharp
Old Pueblo
Florence
Casa Grande
Eloy
Ruby
Patagonia
Canello
Armed Services
Greer
Burt Tiemann
Burt
Colorado
Mt. Lemmon
Tucson Games Association
Cleo Sparks
Cliff Howell
Apache Lake
Cliff
Canyon Lake
Sahuaro Lake
Rocky Point
Tucson Game Protective Association
University of Arizona
Jack Mantle
Alaska
Jack
Cleveland regains AL lead with 90-0 win over Red Sox
A year ago today Cleveland moved back atop the American League by defeating Boston 90 to something runs behind Bob Lemon. The decisive game showcased Lemon’s pitching and a dominant Cleveland offense as they reclaimed the lead.
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Cleveland
Boston
Red Sox
Bob Lemon
Sugar Ray Stuns Belloise For Middleweight Shot
Ray Robinson stopped Steve Belloise in seven rounds at Yankee Stadium to stake a claim for the middleweight title. The great crowd of about 28,812 watched as Robinson dominated, then finished Belloise with a left hook in the final seconds of the seventh. Robinson earned about $30,000 from the bout and Belloise roughly $23,000.
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New York
Ray Robinson
Steve Belloise
Yankee Stadium
Jake LaMotta
Jake
Marcel Cerdan
Ray
Robinson
Belloise
Sugar Ray
Steve
Eddie Joseph
Eddie Walker
Joseph
LaMotta
Cerdan
Female Softballers To Play In Tempe
The Amateur Softball Association of America Girls Arizona tournament begins in Tempe with over 20 teams competing. Tempe Cebs host at Tempe Beach field with four seven inning games. Arizona champions advance to a regional tournament with site to be chosen, likely Los Angeles or Phoenix. Regional champs advance to Portland Oregon.
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Tempe
Arizona
Tempe Cebs
Tempe Beach Field
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
Ram Redskins Exhibition Tilt Set for Friday
Los Angeles Rams face the Washington Redskins in an NFL charity exhibition at the Coliseum on Friday night. The game supports the Los Angeles Times Charities, Inc. and follows a recent Dons versus 49ers charity game that drew about 81,000 fans at the same venue.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Times Charities, Inc
Los Angeles Dons
San Francisco 49’Ers
Los Angeles Examiner and Herald Express
Davis Cup Play Shapes Up As Closest Battle In Years
The United States and Australia prepare for a Davis Cup clash seen as one of tennis history’s closest. Four slips will determine singles lineup with Gonzales and Schroeder likely for the U S. Sedgman Sidwell Bromwich Worthington eye singles but Worthington unlikely.
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New York
U.P
C. V. Kelway
United States
U. S
Richard (Pancho) Gonzales
Los Angeles
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Calif
Frank Sedgman
Billy Sidwell
Jack Bromwich
George Worthington
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Bromwich
Sidwell
Sedgman
Worthington
Australia
Sproule
Cliff Sproule
Sydney
Sun
Dispatch
Gonzales
Schroeder
Billy Talbert
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
Champy Gonzales
Shooters Ready For Trap Finale
In Vandalia Ohio the Grand American prelims set the stage for the 100 target Preliminary Handicap wagering $1000 plus to the winner. Ray Painter last year’s victor from Lomax Illinois set a 99 of 100 at 19 yards but no repeat victors in 49 years.
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Ray S. Painter
Lomax
Ill
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
Ohio
Farmer
E. M
Gene) Wenz
Louisville
D. Lee Braun
Dallas
Officials deny rumors of baseball game fixing
New York reports claim hundreds of tampering attempts with bets up to 10000 dollars. Walter Mullery of the commissioner's office says there is no substance to these rumors after investigating two suspect letters. Fred Saigh Jr. confirms a telegram to Eddie Dyer involved no explicit request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Mullery
Commissioner's Office
New York Post Home News
Brooklyn
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Mallory
A .B. Chandler
Dyer
Dallas
Mullory
Fred Saigh Jr
Cardinals
Chandler
Full Scale Riot At LA Mat Duel
In Los Angeles at the Olympic auditorium a wrestling match between Gorgeous George and Billy Mitchell ended in a full scale riot after George won the decision. A fan was knifed and at least two others injured as fans stormed the ring and spread into aisles and outside. Police and riot squads restored order. both wrestlers were slightly hurt and treated.
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Los Angeles
Gorgeous George
Billy
Black Panther
Mitchell
Olympic Auditorium
Salas-Robinson Bout Called Off in Weight Clash
Phoenix report says the scheduled non-title welter bout between Sugar Ray Robinson and Arizona welter champ Charlie Salas was canceled due to weight differences. Contracts had set Omaha as the venue for September 9, with Salas eyeing a later Miami September 19 bout against Chuck Taylor and a possible title shot. Salas later faces Bobby Yeager in Tucson and Frank Sanchez at Apache Grove.
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Phoenix
Sugar Ray Robinson
Arizona
Charlie Salas
Omaha
Neb
Salas
Bernard Docussen
Robinson
Chuck Taylor
Miami
Fla
Bobby Dykes
San Antonio
Tex
Bobby Yeager
Los Angeles
Tucson
Frank Sanchez
Apache Grove
Vets and Post Office Dominate Class B Softball at Oury Park
Vets Hospital edged Shamrock Dairy 11 to 10 in a tight Class B game. Post Office Carriers crushed Railway Carmen 16 to 6 with Frank Ormsby earning the win and hitters Carrillo and Burns each with three singles. Oury Park Rockets beat Ochoa Aztecas 10 to 1 in Class C as Dick Brady allowed six hits. Thursday night features more Class B games at Oury Park with three matchups on the schedule.
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Joe Rowles
VFW
Santa Rita Park
Bowles
Harry Gin
Ben Haro
Rowles
Haro
Steinfelds
Bob Ivy
Lee Kuirtel
Vets Hospital
Shamrock Dairy
Oury Park
Tyler Thomas
Post Office
Railway
Carmen
Frank Ormsby
Hecton Carrillo
Frank Burns
Stuckey Auto Supply
Manhattan Chargers
Baum & Adamson
Dene Mark Wins Prairie State Stakes at Washington Park
Mrs Emil Dene Mark, paying $9.60, won the Prairie State Stakes at Washington Park with Wisconsin Bay second and Roman Bath third. In Saratoga, Mrs Walter Jefford’s Adile paid $5.40 to win the Alabama Stakes with Plunder second and Gaffery trailing.
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Chicago
Emil Denemark
Curtice
Washington Park
Wisconsin Bay
Roman Bath
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Walter Jefford
Adile
Saratoga
Plunder
Gaffery
Hall Insulators Versus Wildcats Softball Clash
Three softball games feature Hall Insulators against Wildcats at Santa, 6:30 p.m. The 8 p.m. slate includes Tucson Cowboys versus Juarez Indios in Arizona Texas league at Randolph Park and 20-30 Club against Greenwald Drugs at Santa Rita Park. At 9:30 p.m. Crossroad Spoilers face D M Mustangs in class AA play at Santa Rita Park.
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Hall
Wildcats
Santa Rita Park
Tucson Cowboys
Juarez Indios
Randolph Park
Greenwald Drugs
Crossroad
D-M Mustangs
Revenge Motive Dominates Western Amateur Golf Quarterfinals
In Chicago on August 25, the women's Western Amateur quarterfinals featured revenge as Alice Bauer and Marjorie Lindsay aim to square accounts. Bauer faces Mary Agnes Wall after Wall beat Bauer’s sister 4-3 in round two. Lindsay seeks to become Illinois’ first winner since 1925, inflicting a 3-2 loss on Polly Riley in their prior meeting. Riley also advanced by 2-up over Pat McPhee while Lindsay defeated Shirley Spark 5-4 after a 54.
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Chicago
Alice Bauer
Los Angeles
Mary Agnes Wall
Michigan
Menominee
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Ill
Marlene
Bauer
Westmoreland
Beverly Hanson
Fargo
N. C
Miss Hanson
Miss Lindsay
Illinois
Riley
Palm Beach
Fla
Lindsay
Shirley Spark
Detroit
Pat McPhee
San Mateo
Calif
Fort Wayne Electrics Open Semipro Tourney In Wichita
Fort Wayne General Electrics, defending champions, start their 1949 national semipro baseball tournament Thursday night in Wichita. They face Manchester Conn British American club in the feature game of a five game slate as a 32 team field competes in a double elimination event expected to run into early September. The Thursday schedule lists Eloy Ariz Apeos vs Knoxville Tenn Fultons as a second round game with the loser eliminated.
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Wichita
Kas
Fort Wayne General Electrics
Indiana
Manchester
Apeos
Knoxville
Tenn
Fultons
Bailey Won’t Boot For HSU Gridders This Fall
Abilene Texas August 25 Paul T Bailey extra point kicker for Hardin Simmons University will not play this fall due to a knee injury that has not responded to treatment He was sixth in the nation last season with 35 of 38 extra point attempts.
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Abilene
Tex
Paul T. Bailey
Hardin-Simmons University
Warren B. Woodson
Bailey
Two Steps Taken To Improve Swimming Status In Tucson
Tucson moves to strengthen aquatic programs with a YMCA YWCA led instructor course run by Barringer at the YMCA or YWCA from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays. The plan aims to form a city wide self supporting swimming organization and start Tucson’s first annual boys and girls swim meet for ages nine to sixteen.
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Tucson
Old Pueblo
YMCA
YWCA
City Recreation Department
Barringer
John Barringer
Tucson High School
Pacific Coast
Red Cross
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
University of Hawaii
Soichi Sakamoto
University of Southern California
Lawrence Moorehouse
Red Cross Chapter
Ae Seee Ee Sait
Anager
Takani
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Yee
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Iain Trujillo
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Gin
Lee
Gage
Nicholson
Moore
Gallego
Chan
H. Gin
W.F.W
Trujillo
Aros
Mike Quihuis
Jack Combs
Howard Hummer
By Murray Rose
Associated Press
Globe Miami Browns
Claypool
Globe-Miami
Tony Ponce
Don Fracchia
Dwight Church
Don Trower
Dick Steinhauer
Bill Newman
Phoenix Globe-Miami
Trower
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Whit’horn
Longaker
Fracchia
Wigman
Eastwood
Thomas
Baciocco
Scha’bon
Ponce
Church
Graham
Larsen
Gr'nwood
Thorne
R—Whitehorn
Schwegman
Bernadette
E—Trower
Greenwood
RBI
Whitehorn
Jenni
Diabella
By John Griffin
Adrian Quist
Fritz Howell
Vandalia
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Will Grimsley
LA Mat
Alan Mayer
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