All-Stars edge Mutuals 5 3 in 13 innings finale thriller
In a 13 inning semipro faceoff, the All-Stars beat Mutual Life 5 to 3. Aguilar Delgado and Simon sparked the late comeback as Vielledent earned the win and Genung took the loss. Regulars Calvary prior to the rematch tonight.
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Bill Lucas
Mutual Life
Donocta Clale
Hawes
George Genung
Willis Dudley
Alfalfa al Soto
Roger Vielledent
Aggie Aguilar
Genung
Frankie Soza
Rudy Delgado
Bud Grainger
Short
George Robles
Aguilar
Robles
Delgado
Mike Simon
All-Stars
Soza
Augie Acuna
Simon
Lee Carey
Eldred Hadley
Aguilar Sings
Acuna
Nicho Elias
Hall
Grainger
Bowman
Hadley
Dave Villasenor
Mike Sinon
Carey
Eddie Gallego
Gallego
Hallib
Sota
Deilgado
Enke
Hogan
Robison
P Vielledento
Scuare Vy Sue
Ince Fellas
Gadao
O Y Aguilar
Gen. Ung
Rouse
Ee Delgado
Dudley
Soto
Vielledent
Gen
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Genune
Delcado
Desi
Vielleden
Aros. Robies
Williams and
Tellez
Sunday City Loop Class A Games Schedule
Alianza Sluggers meet Arizona Flour Mills at 10 a.m. at Oury Park. Raiders clash with Alianza Warriors at 10 a.m. in Eaglefield. Howard Stofft face Marana in the afternoon at Oury Park. Southern Arizona Tigers take on Mountaineers in an Oracle exhibition. Class B features Santa Rosa Wildcats vs Jr. Alianza at 10 a.m. Estevan Field. Jr. Raiders play South Tucson Cubs at 3 p.m. Eagle Field. Brichta Sluggers vs Ochoa Hawks at 3 p.m. Wakefield School.
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Alianza Sluggers
Arizona ‘Flour Mills
Oury Park
Raiders
Alianza Warriors
Eaglefield
Howard & Stofft
Marana
P. m
Southern Arizona Tigers
Mountaineers
Oracle
Santa Rosa Wildcats
Jr. Alianza
Estevan Field
Jr. Raiders
South Tucson
Top Net Stars Slated Today
Forest Hill New York August 31 top seed matches open the postwar U S championships on turf at West Side Tennis Club with Petra Betz Buds and Frankie Ark er among four top seeds in men and women singles plus opening rounds for many stars from the U S and abroad including Pet ra, Betz, Macken, Wilkins and Morea and Likas with other scheduled first round matches across both sexes on opening day.
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Forest Hill
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U.P
Frankie Arker
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
U. S
West Side
Yvon Petra
France
Jean Bostock Nicoll
Great Britain
Parker
Brendan Macken
Petra
Newport
R. L
U.S
Paris
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Mal Burrows
Charlottesville
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Barbara Wilkins
New Rochelle
Sarah Cooke
Billy Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Tom Brown, Jr
San Francisco
Bob Falkenburg
Hollywood
Calif
Jack Kramer
Montebello
Mulloy
Don McNeill
Orange
N. J
Enrique Morea
Argentina
Harry Likas
Bernard Destreman
Gardner Larned
Chicago
Herbert Flam
Beverly Hills
Richard Hainline
Rock Island
Pierre Pellizza
Chauncey Steel
Cambridge
Mass
Dorothy Bundy
Santa Monica
Dorothy Head
Alameda
Kay Stammers Menzies
Virginia Kovacs
Shirley Frey
Akron
Madge Vosters
Secane
Berg Reaches Semifinals in Women's National Open Golf
In Spokane on August 31 Patricia Berg advanced to the semifinals of the Women's National Open. Berg defeated Jackie Pung 6 and 5 to reach the last four, while Dorothy Kielty upset Clara Sherman 2 and 1. Betty Jameson and Ellen Kieser won to join Berg, with Betty Jean Rucker routing Betty Hicks 5 and 4 in the other bracket. The semifinals and final will be played over 36 holes.
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Hal Wood
Spokane
Wash
U.P
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Miss Berg
Jackie Pung
Dorothy Kielty
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Kielty
Clara Callender Sherman
Betty Jameson
Miss Jameson
Ellen Kieser
San Francisco
Betty Jean Rucker
Pride and Joy of
Betty Hicks
Midget Race Card Has Five Events Tonight
At the Tucson rodeo track a 25 lap feature four eliminations a match race trophy dash and Australian pursuit are planned for midget racers with time trials at 8 p m on a freshly graded track Three new Tucson built cars will race and Eddie Lenz from Phoenix has dominated the local track lately taking most races including the main sprint event.
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Tucson Rodeo Track
Eddie Lenz
Phoenix
Grid Practices Start Monday For Wildcats Badgers Panthers
The University of Arizona Wildcats and Tucson High Badgers begin conditioning Monday, with Amphitheatre Panthers to start Tuesday. About 60 percent of Wildcats are veterans as Casteel plans workouts at 9 am for Badgers and 8 30 am for Panthers, while Knez returns from service to join practice.
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U. of A. Wildcats
Tucson High Badgers
Amprtheatre Panthers
Mike Casteel
Casteel
Rollin Gridley
Badgers
Chauncey McDaniel
Panthers
Fred Knez
Chicago
Knez
San Diego
China
Gus Fan
Armed Services
Wildcats
Wildcat
McDaniel
Playmor Arcade routs Manhattan Chargers in City Softball
Playmor Arcade routed the Manhattan Chargers 22 to 1 as Vic Hanson pitched a two hitter. Edwards hit a homer with bases loaded for Greenwald Drugs in a 13 to 5 win over Goodman's Supply. Upcoming games feature Chargers vs Moore Paints and Elks vs Greenwald Monday night.
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Playmor
Manhattan Chargers
Greenwald
Goodman
Vic Hanson
Edwards
Chargers
Moore Paints
Elks
Nogales Pilot Dies Suddenly
Nogales Sonora obituary reports the sudden death of Pete Abadie Jr at 42 or 43 on his birthday. Abadie led Nogales Internationals for six years, reorganized the team in 1940, won the Sonora state title, and played a role as city treasurer in multiple terms. pallbearers to include Tucson and Nogales players.
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Nogales
Son
Mex
Sonora
Arizona
Pete Abadie
Nogales Internationals Baseball Club
Abadie
Pierre Abadie, Jr
Edgar
Nogalian
Tucson
Yankees Beat Los Angeles Dons 21 7 In Preseason Clash
In Gilmore stadium Los Angeles August 31 the New York Yankees topped the Los Angeles Dons 21 to 7 in a pre season game. Halfback Spee Sanders sparked the victory rushing for eight yards for the opening score and setting up two more with 34 yard passes. A fourth New York touchdown was fumbled by Sanders near the Don three yard line.
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Los Angeles
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dons
Washington Redskins
Pacific Coast All-Stars
San Diego
Yankees
Gilmore Stadium
Spee Sanders
New York
Sanders
Don
Jesuit Blue Jays Claim World Junior Legion Title
New Orleans Jesuit Blue Jays won the world Junior Legion baseball championship in Charleston by defeating Trenton New Jersey 3 to 1. Gus Riordan tossed a two hit game after eliminating Los Angeles earlier, marking the Jesuits fourth straight win after a loss in the opening game.
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S. C
Jesuit Blue Jays
New Orleans
Trenton
Jesuits
Los Angeles
Gus Riordan
Sox goal: 105 wins set as A's swept twice
Boston Red Sox beat the Philadelphia Athletics twice to reach 90 victories in 130 games, inching toward the 105-win 1912 mark while widening their lead over the Yankees. Tex Hughson and Jim Bagby pitched shutouts in the two wins, with a five-run fifth sealing the opener. The Phils beat the Giants to narrow the NL gap.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Tex Hughson
Mackmen
Luther Knerr
Jim Bagby
Philly
Philadelphia Phils
Giants
New Yorkers
Hogan Leads Golden State Open On West Coast
In Los Angeles on August 31 the $15,000 Golden State Open moved into its second day with Ben Hogan, a 135-pound Hershey, Pennsylvania native, one stroke ahead of the field. Hogan shot a five under par 66, bettering Herman Keiser who posted 67. Tied for third at 69 were Tony Penna of Cincinnati, Art Stewart of Los Angeles, and Jack Gage of San Bernardino.
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Los Angeles
Little Ben Hogan
Hershey
Dynamo
Hogan
Herman Keiser
Akron
Tony Penna
Cincinnati
Art Stewart
Jack Gage
San Bernardino
Calif
Sports Mirror recalls year ago baseball and tennis finals
A year ago Floyd Bevens pitched a one hitter as the New York Yankees topped the Boston Red Sox 7 to 1 with Dave Ferriss as the losing pitcher. Ten years earlier Don Budge and Gene Mako captured the national tennis doubles title defeating Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn in Brookline 6-4 6-1 6-4
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Floyd Bevens
New York Yankees
Dave Ferriss
Boston Red Sox
Don Budge
Gene Mako
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Brookline
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