Two Tucson Teams Out of State Meet
El Paso Texans beat Tucson 13 to 5 as Arizona Texas league actions unfold. Juarez-Bisbee Douglas postponed due to rain. Globe-Miami defeats Phoenix 11 to 8 in the other game.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1950
Page
6
El Paso Texans beat Tucson 13 to 5 as Arizona Texas league actions unfold. Juarez-Bisbee Douglas postponed due to rain. Globe-Miami defeats Phoenix 11 to 8 in the other game.
Boston’s 6-2 victory over Detroit left the Red Sox 11 games unbeaten as Lefty Parnell outpitched Dizzy Trout. The win trimmed Detroit’s lead in the pennant race while Boston stayed in the chase, with other league results shaping a tight eight-team outlook.
In San Francisco on August 26 UP reports the Oakland Acorns widen their Pacific Coast League lead to six games after a 4 to 2 win over the Los Angeles Angels. San Diego dropped its third in four, 12 to 2, to Sacramento Solons. Hollywood beat San Francisco 6 to 5 as Portland edged Seattle 6 to 4.
New York 10, St. Louis 0 and Boston 6 Detroit 2. Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 2. Chicago 6 10 Washington 1 5. Tomorrow St. Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston Portland 6 Seattle 4 Sacramento 12 San Diego 2 Hollywood 6 San Francisco Oakland 4 Los Angeles 2.
Fort Worth 1 Shreveport 6, Tulsa 4 Houston 2, Beaumont 7 Dallas 1, San Antonio 4 Oklahoma City 3.
New Orleans at Atlanta postponed due to rain. Nashville at Little Rock canceled because of wet grounds. Birmingham and Mobile edged Chattanooga 3 to 1. Memphis defeated Chattanooga 3 to 0.
St Paul defeated Columbus 4 3 Indianapolis beat Kansas City 2-6 Toledo triumphed 10 to 2 over Minneapolis Louisville edged Milwaukee 4 2 in uneven results from the American Association listing.
Jersey City defeated Springfield 3 to 1 in a league tilt while Buffalo beat Toronto 4 to 2. Rochester triumphed over Montreal 2 to 1 and Baltimore edged Syracuse 4 to 3 after a 1 to 5 setback.
President Riney B. Salmon of the Arizona-Texas league dismissed charges of conduct unbecoming an umpire against Umpires Cady and George Di Tirro after reviewing the Aug. 18 Tucson game. He said active wrongdoing beyond a mere error prompted the accusations but found no basis for them after an investigation.
Frank Stranahan, heir to a fortune, and Sam Arzetta, a Rochester janitor's son, reached the 50th National Amateur Golf Championship final in Minneapolis. Stranahan, the favorite and British Amateur winner, beat John Ward 1 up in a tight 36-hole semi while Arzetta routed Bob Knowles Jr. 6 and 5, delivering a dramatic climax to the day.
Dot Kielty of Los Angeles challenged defending champion Grace DeMoss of Corvallis Oregon in the all-America final of the Canadian women's Open golf championship in Winnipeg.
Australia’s Frank Sedgman and Jack Bromwich expected to upset the U S doubles pairing of Ted Schroeder and Gardnar Mulloy in Forest Hills. Schroeder and Mulloy must rebound after first-day singles losses by Sedgman and Ken McGregor as U S seeks to save the Cup with two singles and one doubles remaining.
University of Arizona football candidates will draw equipment and undergo physicals on Thursday. Grid practice begins September 1 with sessions through Friday and Saturday on campus. Freshmen travel to Ft Huachuca for a 10 day training period starting September 4 with two-a-day workouts running 8:30 to 10 a.m. and 2 to 3:30 p.m. Varsity and freshmen schedules differ in timing.
Art Lilly of El Paso increased his batting average to .398 and held the lead in runs scored with 157 and triples at 19 in the Arizona-Texas league through Aug 21. Hector Lara led home runs with 24. Don Mason topped hits at 203 and RBIs at 159. Jesus Valenzuela remained the top pitcher with 21 wins and six losses.
Official Tucson Cowboys statistics cover all Wad die games through August 24. Data includes player appearances scores and team totals, reflecting performance across the period and providing a snapshot of season progress.
COOLIDGE Aug 26 The Arizona men's Amateur Softball association tournament moves into the semifinal round tonight after three teams were eliminated last night Worlds Sporting Goods of Mesa defeated Phoenix Police 6 to 5 Coolidge Boosters shut out Buster Spain's of Phoenix 5 to 0 and Isbell Construction Co of Ray downed Ludlow of Avondale 15 to 0
Oscar Scheske of Belleville Illinois, 48 year old real estate broker, won the Grand American handicap trapshooting championship in Vandalia Ohio. He broke 100 straight targets from 19 yards to beat 1,537 shooters, the event’s third largest field. Julius Petty, Ford dealer from Stuttgart Arkansas, finished third, while Forest McNeil of Houston Texas placed sixth after a shoot-off.
Sugar Ray Robinson defeated Jose Basora in a 52 second first round KO to defend his middleweight title in Scranton. Basora weighed 159% to Robinson's 154% and hoped to upset the Harlem challenger but weight tactics backfired. Gate totaled 15 775 with Robinson earning about 2000 from a 7500 guarantee.
The Casa Grande Apcos face a do or die national semifinal against Lowery Field Colorado tonight after a 10 to 1 loss to Santa Maria California. In a prior exhibition at Winfield the Apcos won 2 to 1 with a no hit bid by four pitchers but Link Richmond suffered a shoulder injury that could sideline him for the crucial game.
Philadelphia August 26 Roy and Earle Mack move to take control of the Philadelphia Athletics Monday asking all officers and directors to resign. Connie Mack Sr. remains manager with 22 percent stake as Roy and Earle seek control after a lengthy internal dispute. About 60 percent of the stock will change hands in a deal financed by a Connecticut Life loan, ending Connie Jr.’s influence.
Davis Monthan faces No Gales at Randolph Park at 4 p.m. Somerton Round meets Shawver Brothers at 5 30 p.m. Tonight the 7 p.m. and 8 30 p.m. games determine winners and losers for tomorrow's rounds at Randolph Park. Final at 7 30 p.m. with a possible second game follows if needed.
Hollywood reports Manuel Madrid defeated Jackie Weber of Pawtucket R I by technical knockout in the final round of their ten round main event at Legion Stadium. Madrid advances a step toward the coast lightweight title.
In Tempe the Tucson Sunshine Girls and Harvey Bailey 7 11 of Phoenix share undefeated status as the four game slate features Bailey vs Tucson tonight. Earlier results include Ben son Queens loss to Tucson Sunshine Girls 54 and Tempe Debts over Florence Chamber Maids 7 6.
In Arizona state men’s National Softball Congress action in Nogales Phoenix's Paul Woods pitched a two hit victory over VFW. Eddie Wolgast and Jerry Cox provided two safeties for VFW while Ben Hare allowed three singles. Somerton Roundups crushed Willcox Equipment 10 to 1 with James Rich driving in four on two homers. Somerton’s Kenny Law and Abie Gordova held strong pitching as other results saw Greenwald Drug and Nogales win their games.
Tempe Aug 26 Wilford White Arizona State College star will be used strictly on offense this season Coach Ed Doherty says White may return punts on occasion but his primary role is offense The Devils face a tough schedule with Brigham Young USC New Mexico Utah State Arizona and more as Doherty builds a veteran yet lighter defense for 1948.
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