West Coast boxing camp buzzes with Laura Salas talk
At Angel's Flight Moose Lodge gym in Los Angeles trainers and managers gather around top west coast fighters. Laura Salas is discussed as a potential return fight with Carter, likely in New York after healing from a cut eye. Quade explains Fuentes contract issues and Lowry’s boxing timeline.
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Salas
Jimmy Carter
New York City
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Carter
Art Aragon
Charley Salas
Phil Kim
Ramon Fuentes
Chuck Moody
Fuentes
Quade
Tucson
Eddie Williams
Phoenix
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Charlie Williams
Williams
Bobby Jones
Maurice Harper
Mario Trigo
Charley
Clayton Frye
California State Athletic Commission
John Lowry
University of Arizona
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Lowry
Elmer Wilhoite
USC
Salpointe Lancers Open Practice in Class B Season
Salpointe high began workouts under coach Larry Bardldy as 43 players answered the call for the Lancers first class B grid season. Equipment issue and physical exams filled yesterday with drills and a twice daily schedule set for 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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Cantrell Edges Paine In Tight Arizona-Texas League Duel
Phoenix pitcher Don Cantrell beat Tucson lefty Bill Paine 1-0 in a one hour 47 minute game as Herman Lewis drove in the only run with a first inning single. Cantrell improved to 16-9, Paine to 9-? with seven walks and four hits allowed. The three game series ends tonight with another single game in Phoenix.
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Serrano Beaned By El Paso Hurler In Diamond Duel
Joe LaScala of El Paso beaned Eduardo Serrano 18 second baseman for Copper Kings in a game at Douglas. Serrano remained hospitalized several days after losing consciousness. Manuel Magallon drove in winning run for an 8 7 victory, Juarez’s league lead trimmed by Chihuahua. Dora dos won 3 2 as Aldama scored twice. Senators Cantrell beat Paine in Phoenix 10 0 in a hurlers duel.
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Batter’s foul ball strikes patrol car windshield during benefit game
A foul ball during a Medina New York benefit baseball game for the police firemen’s club shattered the windshield of the village’s only police patrol car parked nearby.
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Dorothy Kirby Clinches Medalist Slot In Portland
Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta shot 76 to lead qualifiers in the Women's National Amateur at Waverly Country Club Portland with 64 players remaining in match play. Kirby seeks her second medalist honor after 1946 and faces Mrs Frank Fisk in the first round as others like Claire Doran Naomi Kidd Polly Riley Pat Lesser and Betty Rowland also qualified for the 64 player field.
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Ohio
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Cleveland
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St. Paul
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Longview
Wash
Oglesby
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Newington
Conn
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Bee McWane
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Richmond
Calif
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Oregon
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Ft.Worth
Pat Lesser
Seattle
Washington
Kentucky
Betty Rowland
Lexington
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Thomassville
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Baltimore Star
Mary ‘Ann Downey
Bisbee Pumas Eye Substitutes For Hadley Hicks In Football Drills
Bisbee high school opened football practice with six lettermen reporting including first string candidate Bill Bohlen at left halfback as coach Max Spilsbury searches for a successor to Hadley Hicks. Transfer Jim Thorpe impressed at quarterback while Douglas high school starts rebuilding under coach Otis Coffey with 37初 players at drills and plans to reach 65 or 70 as newcomers arrive.
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Hadley Hicks
Bisbee High School
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Donald Wolslager
Glen Morgan
Bill Tayoo
Jay Peeler
Bill Cunningam
Spilsbury
Jim Thorpe
Hatch, N.M
Douglas
Otis Coffey
Douglas High School
Husky
Amanda DeLucas
Coffey
Rex DeVore
Larry Zavala
Dick Slone
Edmundo Rabago
Batting Star Guddems At .347 Clip For 16 Year Old
A 16 year old Guddems leads with a .347 batting average. He once struck out eight men in one game in a row, a notable display of early promise and power in the season.
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Arow
GOP-DEMOS CLASH IN Charity Softball All Stars
The Tucson 20-30 club All-Stars meet the Phoenix A-1 Queens Thursday at Tucson High Stadium with an 8 pm start after a 7 pm Republican-Democrat pregame exhibition. Proceeds support YMCA building fund, 20-30 club causes, Comstock hospital party, and AAU swimming medals.
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National Softball Congress
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Goodman Supply
George Genung
John Pearson
Grand Central
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L&l
Aggie Aguilar
Elks
Augie Acuna
Mario Chavez
Bill Hassey
Eddie Wolgast
Don Moore
Benny Rincon
Nicholas Traficanti
Robert Sigourney
James Clark
Daniel Maye
Alex Pross
John
Maxim Suspended Over London Bout Refusal
New York Athletic Commission indefinitely suspends world light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim and manager Jack Kearns for balking at a London match with Randy Turpin. London matchmaker Jack Solomons produced a May 27 1952 letter showing Kearns agreed to the bout, while Kearns argues the letter was not part of the contract. Christenberry says the letter is legal in Britain and expects other states with NY agreements to honor the suspension.
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Robert K. Christenberry
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Del Ennis Has Seven Hits In Eleven At Bats
Chicago game recap notes Del Ennis of Philadelphia extends hitting spree with three safeties against the Cubs. His batting average climbs to .292 after the performance, highlighting his hot streak and contribution in yesterday's matchup.
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Philadelphia
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Winged-T Football Emphasis Highlights Arizona Strategy
Woodson explains the winged-T attack stressing speed over brute force. He details quarterback placement, backfield roles, blocking style, line setup, and how the offense relies on one on one blocks and fast play to outmaneuver opponents.
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University of Arizona
Ray McNally
Citizen Sports
Arizona
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Bill Deen
Buddy Lewis
Jim Donarski
John Tonz
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Gil Gonzales
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Camp Wilson
Doc Mobley
Virgil Trucks Seals Hall Of Fame Bid With No-Hitter
Detroit’s Virgil Trucks no-hit the New York Yankees 1 0 at home to join pitching greats Vander Meer and Reynolds with two no hit games in a season. He improved his record to five wins against 15 losses as he helped trim the Yankees AL lead to one game over Cleveland. The no hit effort followed a May 15 one hit game against Washington.
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Fire) Trucks
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Scorer Reverses Call In Trucks No-Hitter Decision
In a Detroit 1 0 win over the Yankees Virgil Trucks benefited from a scorer reversal. The official scorer changed a Rizutto grounder from error to hit and then to error again after Pesky explanation. The 1912 Tesreau case is cited as a precedent. Trucks said he did not question the scorer and accepted the ruling.
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Philadelphia
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McLinn
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Merkle
John Drebinger
New York Times
Rizzuto
John
Phil
Standings and scores from the American and National leagues
Results show Detroit edging the Yankees 1 to 0 while Cleveland routed Washington 7 to 2. National League games include Brooklyn at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York with Cincinnati beating New York 6 to 3 in 10 innings. Tonight features New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at St. Louis among others.
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