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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1941
Page
10
The Cowboys aim to even the series with the Texans as they meet in a pivotal game. Star players from both teams prepare for a tight matchup likely shaping the division race. Coaches emphasize discipline and late adjustments as the contest unfolds.
Cleveland promoter Bob Brickman tours the city on vacation while recalling his feuds with Mike Jacobs over boxing promotions. He criticizes Jacobs grip on champions, discusses Kavkaz a failed sport, and notes Louis Musto and Conn near misses, plus a near St. Louis bout.
Charley Fowler announces Daniel's Jewels will play four games over the weekend at Eagle Field starting 8 PM. Friday opens with Willcox or Bisbee, followed by Thatcher on Saturday, then Newberry's of Phoenix on Sunday and Monday.
A camera designed by the Coast Survey of the Department of Commerce photographs 130 square miles in a single exposure. The innovation highlights a leap in mapping and aerial survey capacity for charting coastlines and landforms.
El Paso defeated Tucson 8-6 at Municipal Park as Roy Gibbons started for the Quereros. Tucson led 5 6 before El Paso answered with three runs in the eighth inning to clinch the win. Bill Benevich Doug Smith and George Todhunter doubled and tripled in a 13 hit effort for the Cowboys.
PRESCOTT Aug 28 H F OBrien of Prescott led qualifying with 77 as 50 players from Prescott Phoenix Jerome Clarkdale Coolidge and Flagstaff chased in the Hassayampa country club invitational. Coggins has turned pro and Goldwater did not register with Brank Robb Jr Knoles among top contenders ahead of finals Labour Day.
The Game Protective Association will meet Friday night at 8 o'clock in the justice courtroom. The notice was announced today.
Chicago Bears host Tom Harmon and a star college pro combine in Soldier Field with 93 200 tickets sold and 5000 servicemen admitted free. The Bears seek a third straight pro victory over the all stars as kickoff at 6 30 p m MST airs on Mutual and NBC Blue.
At FIELD CLUB in Omaha eight old stars and four newcomers survive after a wild third round of match play. Dick Chapman and Johnny Goodman bowed out. Marvin Ward, Pat Abbott, Ray Billows, and Harry Todd lead the remaining contenders as the eight morning winners advance toward the final four.
Sunset Dairy defeated 31 Taxi 1145 to 31 in a city league game at Eagle Field. Daniels Jewelry beat First Bombardment Wing 12 to 9. Tonight Porter's Saddlers meet First Bombardment Wing at 7 30.
Birmingham defeated Chattanooga 9 to 1 while Little Rock beat Nashville 3 to 2. New Orleans at Atlanta was postponed due to rain. Knoxville edged Memphis 4 to 2.
Mid western attendees at the University of New Hampshire summer programs are drawn to New England seafood, as chefs in Durham serve fish dinners three times weekly.
Much of the apparel and neckties in Nicaragua are produced by local seamstresses and sold on the streets or from small neighborhood shops, reflecting informal street commerce.
In Hershey Pa Heavy rains shift the focus to long hitters as about 100 pros tee off in the four day 5000 prize Hershey Open Hogan and Snead hold joint favorites with Hogan aiming to increase his streak of top money finishes and threaten Snead s 1932 earnings record. Horton Smith bets on four 70s and Hogan s pursuit of the Vardon Trophy appears likely as the season nears key opens.
Today recalls events from the past including Challedon defeating Isolator by a nose to set a Whitney Stakes mile and a quarter record of 2:03 1-5. Also noted is Monte Pearson of the Yankees pitching a 13-0 no hit game against Cleveland, walking four. Five years ago the U S Olympic team with 239 officials and athletes returned home with President Roosevelt.
Wisconsin Illinois Indiana New York and Oregon top cheese output in a regional report. The study highlights these states as leaders in dairy processing with substantial industrial plants and farm production contributing to national supply.
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