Semipro state tourney looms with Davis Monthan entry
Davis Monthan is the lone probable entrant from the area as Arizona prepares for the state semipro baseball tournament in Phoenix starting July 15. Williams Field looms as a major obstacle to Marana for a state crown, with a Monday night clash at Randolph Park between Williams and Bill Clemensen’s Flyers.
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Nogales Internationals to clash with Cananea miners
Sonora's 1944 baseball championship opens with Nogales internationals facing Cananea's 65 miners in a doubleheader. Cananea relies on Nicko Valenzuela and Manny Acuna while the Internats may counter with Pancho Saen, Chuy Astiazaran, or Ray Vargas, a Tucsonian reinforcement.
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Marana Teams Secure Second Place in Tucson Semipro First Half
In the Tucson semipro league, Marana clinched second place for the first half with an 17-5 victory over Azteca at Randolph Park. Maj. Art Feay’s team extended a seven-game win streak as Bobby Fontaine earned the win. Fans will pick an all star lineup next week to face Bill Clemensen’s Mustangs, with proceeds funding a league award fund.
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Gas Housers win another in city softball league
The Gas House gang, after a14 game slump, won 12-5 over the South Side Veterans at 22nd Street Park as Felix Carreon fanned six and the team collected 13 hits. In the nightcap the Recreational Center beat the Daniel Jewels 12-2 with Jois Dusenberry striking out 14 and Genny Hines belting two home runs.
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Amateurs Steal Show Despite Nelsons 65
Chicago scene reports amateur Steve Kovach and Chuck Kocsis in close pursuit of Byron Nelson at the Chicago Victory National, with Nelson firing a 65 to lead a field of 57. Kovach shot 67, joining Jag McSpaden and Johnny Revolta at 68, as Bracketed contenders include Chuck Kocsis Sam Bernardi Dutch Harrison and Lt. Ben Hogan.
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Tennis Club Fourth of July Tourney Opens in Tucson
The Tucson Tennis Club opens its Fourth of July tournament at the University of Arizona courts with 60 entrants from Navy Army high school and college. Events include men's doubles women's doubles and blind bogey mixed doubles. Matches begin 6 00 p m with a 1 entry fee per event and medals for winners.
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Phil McNeil
Irving Labensart
Andy White
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Frank Iaccino
Randall Jarrell
Brant Smith
J. D. Tickle
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Mari Bailey
Marguérite Chesney
Miss Bartels
Teddy Montgomerie
Jean Cunningham
Frank Jaccino
Virginia Caldwell
Gretchen Gerhart
Miss Cartwright
Jewell Tickle
Toni Rudolph
Marian McKale
Kay Pfeiffer
Overton Pratt
Red Sox overpower Cubs 11-0 as Judd leaves early
Yank Terry led Boston to its first win after six straight losses in an 11-0 victory over Chicago. Oscar Judd exited in the third inning with an arm issue, and the relief corps sealed the shutout.
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Yesterday's semipro results and major league scores
Yesterday's results list Marana Azteca games and multiple leagues. Notable baseball scores include New York 7 Pittsburgh 5 and Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 4 in 12 innings. Track world record mentioned for Arne Andersson at 4 02 6 in Goeteborg with Gustavson second at 4 04 6.
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Segura Favored in NCAA Tennis Finals at Northwestern
Pancho Segura, defending champion from the University of Miami, is favored to win the NCAA singles title at Northwestern as Notre Dame's Charles Samson challenges him. Segura has dominated opponents including Georgia Tech and semifinalist Harry Likas, while Samson seeks a late upset. Also today the doubles final features Texas pair Hickman Kelley against Pepperdine’s Gary Ruby and Nick Buzelich.
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Pancho) Segura
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DiMaggio Ties Keeler With 44-Game Hit Streak
Three years ago Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees tied Willie Keeler's all time record by hitting in his 44th consecutive game before a crowd of 52 832 observers.
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Musial Edges Walker In Tight National Batting Race
Stan Musial of Donora Pennsylvania moves back into the NL batting lead by a margin of .0006 over Brooklyn’s Dixie Walker. Musial doubles and singles boost his average to .3786 while Walker slips to .3780 as St Louis and Brooklyn’s clubs win and lose their latest games.
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Cubs Blink Yankees In Ninth Inning Duel
Ed Head suffers first defeat after four wins as Andy Pafko and Bill Nicholson homer in the last of the ninth to edge the 0-0 game at Chicago. Art Cuccurullo beats Head in relief. Ace Adams takes the loss for New York. Vernon Stephens homers and singles as St. Louis tops New York behind Al Hollingsworth and five double plays. Boston shuts out Chicago as Yank Terry relieves Oscar Judd and picks up the win. In Philadelphia Joe Heving records the victory as Rocco singles home the 12th with Joel Berry earning relief.
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