Red Sox land Scarborough and Wight to bolster pitching
Boston completes a $500000 five man trade with Chicago, adding lefty Bill Wight and righty Ray Scarborough to reinforce a rotation while sending Allen Zarilla Joe Dobson and Dick Littlefield to the White Sox. Zarilla boosts Boston at the plate. Scarborough and Wight reshape the pennant race.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Lou Boudreau
Red Sox
Chicago
Boston
Bill Wight
Ray Scarborough
Allen Zarilla
Joe Dobson
Dick Littlefield
Littlefield
Birmingham
Wight
White Sox
Scarborough
Sox
Washington
Zarilla
Dobson
Billy Goodman
Joe Cronin
Steve O'Neill
Steve
Mel Parnell
Willard Nixon
Harry Taylor
Lane
Kid Littlefield
Arizona fencing team grows under Hilary Sandoval influence
Hilary Sandoval, student-coach of Arizona's fencing squad, explains his approach to the sport and how he earned respect from players and opponents. He highlights fundamentals, timing, and use of the foil, tracks rapid growth from three recruits to a full program, and notes upcoming meets with Texas Tech and local clubs. He recalls a hard fought reconciliation with teammate Al Marshick after a chest to chest skirmish.
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Hilary Sandoval
Hilary
Arizonfa
Flynn
Errol
Sandoval
FCAA
Pop McKale
Arizona
Austin
el Paso
America
Sala de Armas Windsor
Texas Tech
University of Mexico City
Amateur
Fencing League of America
Cavorts
al Marshick
Marshick
Albert Weber
United States
Weber
Williams Seeks 13th KO in Tucson Bout Tonight
Eddie Williams the Tucson welterweight faces Kangaroo Zavala in Bear Down gym tonight aiming to sweep the obstacle to a likely Salas bout. Williams expects a short fight and eyes a first title bid as Zavala looks for a win before Christmas in Mexicali.
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Eddie Williams
Tucson Sports Center
Charlie Salas
Kangaroo Zavala
Tucson
Eddie
Williams
Hollywood
Clifton Lester
Zavala
Battler
Tijuana
Freddie
Babe) Herman
Kayo
Old Pueblo
Sible
Salas
Williams-Lester
Cho-Cho Jiminez
Mexicali
Manuel Hernandez
Monterrey
Noble Johnson
Phoenix
Arizona
Palomo Corrales
Shamus Jones
Bobby Silva
Juarez
Chuck Bailey
Arizona Wildcats Meet Whittier Poets at Bear Down Gym
Freshman and varsity college games headline the Wednesday schedule at Bear Down gym with the Arizona Wildcats facing Whittier Poets in the interstate varsity basketball, and a boxing card slated for Tucson Sports Center on West Congress Street following an Arizona Wildkittens at 6:45 p.m. start.
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Arizona Wildkittens
Glendale College
Bear Down
Tucson Sports Center
West Congress Street
Arizona Wildcats
Whittier Poets
Betty Graham Wins UA Women's Open Golf Trophy Debut
Betty Graham of Fort Wayne Ind Arizona junior with strong links ability won the first leg of the universitys new womens fall open golf trophy. She defeated Betty Funk of Decatur Ill last Saturday 4 and 2. The retired trophy had been won three times by Pat Jackson, meeting the retirement rule.
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Betty Graham
Fort Wayne
Ind
Arizona
Miss Graham
Betty Funk
Decatur
Ill
Pat Jackson
Five UA Students Receive Southwestern Tennis Honors
The Southwestern Tennis Association ranks Bob Golfard of El Paso as No. 1 in men’s singles and Jean Doyle of the University of Arizona as No. 1 in women’s singles. Arizona contenders follow in multiple categories including Pat Jackson, Gladys Heldman, Audrey Barnard, Patsy Zellmer, and others in singles and doubles.
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Phoenix
Southwestern Tennis Association
Bob Golfard
el Paso
Tex
Jean Doyle
University of Arizona
Barney Judson
Bobby Charles
Jimmy Dye
Frank Iaccino
Golfard
Miss Doyle
Pat Jackson
Gladys Heldman
Houston
Audrey Barnard
Patsy Zellmer
San Diego
Calif
Tony Prodan
Earl Foote
Walter Driver
Miss Jackson
Miss Barnard
Katie Kraft
BB Officials Meet Tuesday Night
The Southern Arizona Basketball Officials association will hold its weekly meeting Tuesday night in Room 200 Bear Down gym at 7 30. The Arizona Whittier basketball game tonight caused the change. Fordham University announced it would return to football in 1946 after a three year lapse.
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Arizona
Sid
Jerry Dillon
Enke
Bob Honea
Dave Schuff
Johnsons
Leo
Roger
Schuff
Phoenix College
Art Carroll
Honea
Whittier
Roger Johnson
Wildcat
Leo Johnson
Southern Arizona Basketball Officials Association
Bear Down Gym
Arizona Whittier
Fordham University
Ranchers Edge SAS In Charity Polo Thriller
Approximately 700 Tucson spectators watched the veteran Santa Cruz Ranchers defeat SAS 6 to 5 in a six chukker charity polo match at El Conquistador field. Proceeds of 463 dollars benefited Tucson's Square and Compass crippled children's clinic. a trophy donated by Mrs. Charles Day was awarded to the winners.
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SAS
Charles Day
All-State Class A Football Team Named by Arizona Coaches
North Phoenix Mus tangs secure four all-state spots led by Ray Mariani and Kemper Marley. Mesa Jackrabbits dominate with three selections while Phoenix Union and St. Marys also claim honors. Co coaches of the year are Edgar Ford and Bud Robinson.
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Phoenix
North Phoenix High School Mustangs
Mesa Jackrabbits
Phoenix Union
Tucson
St. Mary's
Arizona Coaches Association
Edgar
Matt) Ford
Mesa
Bud Robinson
West Phoenix
North Phoenix
Ray Mariani
Cen
Ter
Kemper Marley
Bob Melton
Gene Mitcham
Allstate
Marley
Glenn Bowers
Don Beasley
John Allen
Amphitheater
Dick Mackey
Bob Jacobs
Ray Kirby
Yuma
Jay Smith
al Cordova
Phoenix Tech
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AL Pennant
Scarborough & Wight
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By Joe Reichler
Detroit
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Red Rolfe
Tiger
Hank Greenberg
Indians
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Frank Lane
O'Neill
Stengel
Goodman
Vern Stephens
Boudreau
Ace Bushnell
Errol Flynn
Cornel Wilde
Doug Fairbanks Jr
Zorro
Wilde
Europe
Hungary
Berlin
Fencing Coaches Association of America
NCAA
Red Raiders
Dallas “Y
Galveston Buccaneers
YMCA
Irving Kipnis
Kipnis
Catherine de Medici
Mexico
Tech
Tucson Daily Citizen
Kaye Williams
Payson
al Bishop
Kaye
Bishop
Bill Santos
Wildcats
Whittier College
Fred Enke
U. S. Navy AirPac Club
Cats
Occidental
Redlands
Cal Poly
Quint
Aubrey Bonham
San Diego State
Aztecs
Letterman
Archie Haskins
Bill Konzelman
Len Craven
Chuck Faught
Bob, Eck
MIAMI
Carroll
Schaff
Jack Howell
Kain
A Dillon
Billi
Florida
Pete Kemmeries
Cooper
Ponte Vedra
Claude
Will Harmon
Palm Beach
Frank Lancet
Wild Jlicker
Reggie Russell
Ken Sharp
Southwestern
Ranchers Edge Sas
Drachman
Badgers
Jim Black
Nick Kondora
Kondora
Craig Drachman
Tucson High
Salt River Valley
Gerry Barwick
St. Mary’s
Mariani
Beasley
George Rountree
Chester Capriotti
Charles Delfosse
Bombe Aro
Glendale
Gu Poulos
Virgil Howard
Prescott
Black
Allen, Mitcham, Melton
Barwick
Bowers
Marley and Drachman
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