Salpointe Lancers Start Football Drills Amid Early Scrimmages
Salpointe begins grid practices as a four year program, with head coach Larry Bardldy saying the team looks defensive minded but offensively ragged and inexperienced. Sophomore Richart Trant competes for QB, while many transfers bolster backfield and line. Lancers plan Winged-T and a quarterback from returnee Lestie Carrillo with junior Leo Montana guiding the line as Felix anchors the defense.
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Dave Faldman
Salpointe
Larry Bardldy
Montana
Richart
Lancers
Lea
Salonifite Quinuis
Baroldy
Amphilas Comers
Nogaies
Douglas
Bloybanch
Raul Mariscal
Eloys
Lancer
Bartley Fost
al Morales
Mike Flood
Bill Calahan
Tucson High
Mike Qithuls
Danny Leal
Tart Salomon
Frank Istrada
Art Provincio
Vince McGive
Maroldy
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Silpointe
Association
Reurnee Lestie Carrillo
Léo Montana
Carrillo
Cal Bears Poised For PCC Football Contention
California's Golden Bears loom as top contenders in the Pacific Coast Conference as 575 players report for practice. Coach Pappy Waldorf expects a strong season if injuries stay manageable, with Washington State, Southern Cal, UCLA and Stanford among possible rivals. Key returns include Don Heinrich for Washington, Bob Burkhart for Idaho state hopes, and UCLA’s backfield depth, while Oregon and Idaho field small opening squads.
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Golden Bears
Pappy Waldorf
Bears
Rose Bowmeaty
Johnny Olszewski
Johnny-C
Bnet
Washington State
Buard
All America
Bill McCot
Washington
Don Heinrich
Oregon
Oregon State
Idaho
WSC
Jess Hill
Charlie Ane
Frank Gifford
Pat Cannamell
al Sandrana
Johnny Williams
Jim Sears
al Carmichael
Gifford
Fens
Forest Erachewski
Iowa
Ton Kircher
Cougar
Bob Burkhart
Chunky Pas
Ed Barker
Burkhart
Barker
Red Sanders
UCLA
Bruins
Paul Cameron
Donn Dlooman
Doude Uty
Oregon Banks
Hat Dunham
George Shaw
Finglés
Nallback
Nallback, Quarterback and Safetyman. Iwaho's Vandals
Babe Curk
Wayne Anderson
Gerry Ogle
Bob Holder
Guardack Dwane Helbig
Bill Anderson
Air Force
Dave Mann
Bob Redkey
Seattle
Heindrich
Bill Earley
Dick Sprague
Bht Albrecht
Doug McClary
Phil Gillis
Arizona Grid Candidates Begin Preseason Training
University of Arizona football hopefuls arrive in Tucson for physicals and dormitory housing as Warren Woodson plans twice daily practices at Varsity Stadium. Red McIntosh quits as athletic trainer to join North Carolina State. Tom Gibbings to act as trainer temporarily. Industrial bowling league holds final preseason meeting at Old Pueblo Lanes with league play starting Sept 2.
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Ray McNally
University of Arizona
Tucson
Varsity Stadium
Warren Woodson
Red McIntosh
Rhode Island
Art Badenoch
McIntosh
North Carolina State
Releigh
Tom (Limey) Gibbings
Arizona
Physical Education Department
Traifer
Plagstaff
NCS
Raleigh
Industrial Bowling League
Puebla
Yankees Acquire Blackwell For 50 000 And Four Players
New York outbid the National League clubs to obtain Ewell Blackwell from Cincinnati for over 50 000 plus four prospects. NL executives argued Blackwell is finished, while Yankees officials expect him to prove a valuable addition similar to former stars Johnny Mize Hopp and Sain. The deal included John Schmitz and three minor leaguers as the price.
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Joe Reichler
New York
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Blackwell
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YSNK
Johnnny Schmitz
Jim Greengrass
Bob Marquiz
Ernie Nevel
Yanks
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Johnny Hopp
Johnny Sain
EB J
Fred Saigh
St- Louis Cardinals
John Quinn
Boston Braves
Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Pirates
George Fletcher
Philadelphia Pajilies
Horace Stoneham
New York Giants
Tucson Gridders To Aid EASC In Thatcher
Special report from Tucson notes local players and Amphi and Tucson High standouts joining the Eastern Arizona Junior College grid power, with hopes of bolstering Thatcher team. Eight All-Star players expected, nine schools or clubs named, and a detailed schedule for 395 season listed.
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Thatcher
Old Pueblo
Eastern Arizona Junior College
Erhouse
Coliege
Setur J Flay
Sophs
Crills
Pete Riehlman
Chuck Willams
Amphitheater
Flagstaff
Tucson High
Joe Low
Amphi
Lynn ‘Clawanm Georges" Bir
Bill Little
Budding
Tucson
Tom Ferguson
Hajc Monsters
Wally Nalder
Bruce Lar
Son
Nalder
J.B. Hoopes
Hatcher
Ivan Huish
Douglas
Wallace Powell
Globe
Gilbert Peru
Cup
Ion
Ivan Tyler
Ft. Thomas
Bos Simmons
Clifton
Unknowns Vie For Galf
Four young women advance to the semifinals of the U S Women's National Amateur Golf Tournament in Portland Oregon. Jackie Pung Pat Lesser Pat Garner and Shirley MeFedlers compete as the field narrows with Pung defeating Edean Anderson and Lesser rallying past Harbalta Rovaack to reach the semis.
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Portland
Ore
U. S
Pat Lesser
Seattle
Wash
jPat Garner
Midlands
Tex
Shirley MeFedlers
Long Beach
Calif
Jackie Pung
Honolulu
Pat Garner
Record dispute over 330 yard quarter horse time at Indiana fair
Officials questioned an Oklahoma horse named King Bee clocked in 16.1 seconds for 330 yards at the Indiana state fair, claiming the mark is unattainable and suggesting errors in gate setup track measurement or timing. They noted Miss Panama holds the world record at 16.9 seconds set in 1847.
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Indianapolis
Oklahoma
King Bee
Earl Mays
Broken Arrow
Okla
Quma
King Gee
Umder
Jackey
Tecumseh Stark
Panama
Qumo
Tie Rin
Tex
Tempe footballers arrive for drills at ASU campus
Prospective Arizona State players gather on campus as drills begin. Coach Clyde Smith notes missing returnee Tom Lawson from Atlanta and mentions transfers from St Marys and Scottsdale high while Geddes and others may start at Wheaton for the Sun Devils.
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Arizona State College
Clyde Smith
Tom Lawson
Atlanta
Jofie
Pacific Coast
Smith
Hollywood
John Cavaglieri
Pourmdjoasiang
John Julian
Zuare
Aan
Ieee Ieee
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Seattle
Portland
Wayne Geddes
Los Angeles
Wor
Alkatate
San Francie
Scottsdale High
Arizona State
Houston University
Geddes
Whebatker
Sun Devils
Last Place Tigers Draw Biggest Home Crowd Yet
The Detroit Tigers, still in last place, drew 33 988 fans for a home doubleheader, the year’s largest attendance in Detroit and second largest in the majors. Hal Newhouser beat Cleveland 4 1 after an Indians win. Boston tops Red Sox 6 4 as a fight erupts. Dodgers top Cubs 9 3. Phillies top Cardinals 10 8. Reds edge Braves 5 4 in 11. Newhouser shines and crowds cheer a struggling club.
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Indians
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Athletics
Red Sox
Cass Michates
Sammy White
Boston
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Giants
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Auttumn
Pirates
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Cardinals
Robin Roberts
Reds
Charley Grimm
Braves
Brooklyn
Gil Hedges
Joe Bisch
Pokes Rained Out Solors and B D Win
Rain washed out Juarez versus Tucson as the Arizona Texas League race tightens. Indies hold a ten game lead while El Paso clings to second place and Phoenix ties the home run record with Melton and Steinbauer fueling a slugfest.
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Press
Juarez
Tucson
Cowboys
el Paso
Texans
Phoenix
Ste
Senators
Bob Melton
Dick Steinhauer
Vendura Morales
Bishee Dolgins
Chihuane
Chuck Godshall
Ick Cappelli
Capiee Kings
Yanks Circle Canadian Title Hopefuls At Capilano Course
A quartet of American players lead the semifinals of Canada’s amateur golf championship at Capilano. Bob Rags, Sammy Arzetta, and Larry Bouchey won yesterday’s matches to advance, with Ed Meisler also reaching the quarterfinals from Cleveland. Billy Campbell of Huntington, West Virginia edged Jim Tom Blair 1 up before defeating Gordon Haskell 5 and 4.
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B.C
United States
Capilana
Canada
Bob Rags
Sammy Arzetta
Larry Bouchey
Ll Bur Roos
San Francisco
Ed Meisler
Cleveland
Meister
Bouchey
Arzetta
Billy Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Jim Tom Blair
Gordon Haskell
Seattle
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