Cowboys Hope Fresh Blood Lifts Slumping Club
Tucson Cowboys president Hi Corbett announced major roster changes ahead of Saturday’s home opener against El Paso. Several veterans will depart or be reassigned while six to eight new players join, including outfielder Joseph Morejoseph and pitcher Dan Hornig, in a bid to halt a five-of-six skid and boost standings before the Juarez series.
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Tucson
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San Antonio Texas
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Oklahoma City
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Aguilar
Johnson
New Bat Leader in Pacific Coast League Race
San Francisco June 3 Am The tight Pacific Coast league batting race gains a new leader Hillis Layne Seattle Rainiers third baseman with a .353 average based on official statistics released today by William O'McGee.
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Hillis Layne
Seattle Rainiers
William O’mcgee
No NCAA Baseball Bid For U. Of A.
Lloyd Messersmith, district six selection chairman, notified J. F. McKale that Texas Longhorns remain district representative for NCAA baseball. Arizona had hoped for a Texas versus Arizona playoff, but Texas declined to participate. Final word confirming the decision came late last night.
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Solons vs Thunderbirds callout sparks Arizona league squabble
In Phoenix the Arizona Texas league Senators clash with the semipro Thunderbirds over a winner take all game. Senators bar focus on main circuit, while fans doubt any gain for pros. Tucson sees Juarez Indios set to face Redfern Dress Shoop on June 30. Knothole gang grows to 250 as Sheriff Jerry Martin notes ready buses for Cowboys games at Randolph park.
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Wink At Rule Locke Qualifies
Bobby Locke, South Africa’s golfing star, qualified for the National Open at St Louis by shooting 73 73 in 36 holes for 146. He tied for fifth with Fred Annon and was warned for wiping the ball on the 18th green but not penalized.
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Pete
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Met
Robert Locke
Johannesburg
South Africa
Two Amateurs To Represent Arizona In Open Golf
Arizona will be represented in the National Open at St Louis by two amateurs Norman Norred and Peter Grant of Phoenix. They beat pros Herb Bowers of Globe and William Farkas of Mesa in sectional playoff rounds, posting 36 hole totals of 153. Farkas fell on the first hole and Bowers on the fifth.
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Golfers miss National Open qualifying in scattered rounds
In New York on June 30, several players failed to qualify for the National Open. Ed Dudley tied for a late position in Philadelphia, Harry Bassler and Charles Kocsis missed in Detroit, Jimmy Hines dropped a playoff in Chicago, Bobby Cruickshank failed in Baltimore, and George Shoux was disqualified in New York for too many clubs.
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Philadelphia
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California
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Detroit
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Bobby Cruickshank
Baltimore
George Shoux
Enrollees Reach 150 In YMCA Second Week Swim Classes
The YMCA reports 150 boys enrolled in the second week of swimming classes with sessions from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. daily. A Friday parents demonstration will showcase pupils who pass the first week tests, earning a Minnow club card and pin.
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Edward Lamb
Chick Hawkins
Jack Anderson
Vets Canteen and Goodman’s Victors Roll in Local Doubleheader
In a City-County softball doubleheader at 22nd Street Park the Vets Canteen shut out the Davis Monthan Bombers 8-0 behind George Ismay. Goodman’s Supply defeated the Eagles 43, while Playmor Arcade beat the Manhattan Chargers 16-8 in a Class B game.
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Boo Ferriss Shines With Pitching and Hitting in Sox Win
Dave Ferriss pitched seven innings of seven hit ball and drove in three runs with a triple and a single as Boston beat Chicago 6 2 at Comiskey Park. The White Sox won the nightcap 6 5. Ferriss aims for 20 wins in four-year stretch, joins Wes Ferrell in elite company. The day also saw Reds upset Giants 9 5, Pollet star for Cardinals 5 4 over Dodgers, Pirates edge Braves 4 3, A’s beat Browns 6 3, rain postpones two doubleheaders.
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Boo” Ferriss
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Cananea Miners Top Aztecas In Ten Inning Exhibition
Cananea Miners defeat Aztecas 3-2 in ten innings at Randolph Park before 1,130 fans. Nicho Elias hit a 375-foot homer for the Aztecas to force extra innings. Ernesto Maimon started for Cananea and Eddie Jacome pitched all ten for Aztecas.
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Fichter Forgets To Wear Trunks
Featherweight Dom Saia of Boston forgot to wear trunks as he prepared for a bout at Boston Garden. After a delayed start and crowd jeers, Saia returned to the ring and finished the four round fight in two rounds.
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Porky Oliver Leads Open Qualifier Pace at Philadelphia
A year ago Porky Oliver set the pace in the U S Open qualifying round in Philadelphia with a 136 score marking the early standout in the event.
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Philadelphia
Nine Will Try Southwest Golf
The Southwestern Golf association tournament returns to Albuquerque from June 29 to July 6 with defending champion Vic Blalack aiming to retain the title. Nine Tucson players are definite starters including Leon Levy and Hi Corbett, with potential to swell to 20 or more as trophies and prizes await a large crowd.
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Southwestern Golf Association
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C. E. Redman
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Hi Corbett
Knox Corbett
Billy Bell
Charley Lamb
Ted Shoenhair
Hal Torren
Pat Tidmarsh
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Nomination totals 71 for Hollywood Gold Cup at Hollywood Park
At Inglewood California on June 3 the racing secretary announced seventy one thoroughbreds have been nominated for the $100,000 Hollywood Gold Cup set for July 26 at Hollywood Park.
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Arizona Texas league schedule forces busy weekend slate
The Arizona Texas league returns to action after travel day with Phoenix Senators in a three game set at El Paso Texans. Bisbee visits Globe-Miami and Tucson goes to Juarez in three game series with afternoon Juarez games. Weekend has multiple night and double header contests across cities.
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Globe- Miami
Montgomery to Fight Williams in August Title Clash
Ike Williams and Bob Montgomery signed for a 15 round light weight title fight on August 4 at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium. The bout caps weeks of negotiation and adds a top headline to the boxing calendar in Philadelphia.
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Bob Montgomery
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