Browns blank El Paso to spark four game series opening
Globe-Miami Browns beat El Paso Texans 6-0 at Claypool as Arizona-Texas league action continued. Juarez edged Tucson in 13 innings 4-3 with Roberto Villarreal scoring on a disputed steal and Humberton Barbon driving in the winner. Phoenix topped Bisbee-Douglas 6-5 in nine as Eddie Graham earned the win.
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Humberton Barbon
Charley Malmberg
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Jack Carmichael
Glen Patton
Daniel Garcia
Indio
Alvarog Hurtado
Ladislao Zamora
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Waddies Top A T Circuit as Brown Coaches Cowboys to Strong Start
Manager Lloyd Brown guides Tucson Cowboys to lead the A T circuit with top fielding and low errors. Bearden shines for Cleveland as he prepares to face Boston, boasting a 5-1 record alongside Feller and Lemon. Trade rumors swirl around Seerey, Gettel, and Berardino as June 15 looms.
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Jim Hogan
Bill Veeck
Indians
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Bob Kennedy
Seerey
Gettel
Lou
Big golf stars train for the U S Open at Riviera
The 48th U S Open at Riviera Country Club drew top names as Sammy Snead posted 67 in warmups and Ben Hogan praised wide fairways. Frank Stranahan and E J Harrison joined golf luminaries as contenders, with Hogan, Demaret and Mangrum favored to contend for the title.
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Riviera Country Club
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West Virginia
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Mite
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Ben
USGA
Toney Penna
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Jimmy Demaret
Skip Alexander
E. J
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Hogan
Demaret
Lloyd Mangrum
Bobby Locke
Riviera Greens
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Locke
McFarland Misses Air Force Tourney Due to Injury
Davis Monthan boxer Packy McFarland, Arizona Golden Gloves lightweight champ, cannot participate in the Boston Olympic boxing trials because a blood clot over his right eye prevents him from entering the Chicago Army boxing tournament.
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Boston
Golden Gloves
Arizona
Chicago
Woodling Tops Coast Leaders in June Standings
In San Francisco on June 8 Gene Woodling despite hospitalization held a .386 batting average to lead the Pacific Coast League through June 6. Lou Stringer rose to second at .352 as Mickey Rocco fell to ninth. Jack Graham led with 25 home runs and 62 RBI, while Gus Zernial added 16 homers and Frankie Zernial tied for 62 RBI. Dino Restelli dropped to seventh. Earl Rapp moved to eighth. In Los Angeles Pepperdine sent ten players to Mexico City for a five game series against Mexico’s Olympic squad.
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Gene Woodling
Lou Stringer
Hollywood
Woodling
Seals
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Jack Graham
San Diego
Gus Zernial
Graham
Zernial
Frankie
Kelleher
Joe Marty
Sacramento
Dominic Dallessandro
Los Angeles
Dino Restelli
Seattle
Earl Rapp
Graziano Zale Boxing Rematch Hailed in Newark Stadium
Jimmy Bronson compares Graziano and Zale to Ketchell and Papke in a middleweight title clash set for Newark Ruppert Stadium. The bout could attract around 30 000 fans with expected gate near 500 000 as the two sluggers pursue a high stakes rubber match following a record indoor gate last year.
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Stanley Ketchell
Billy Papke
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Rocky Graziano
Tony Zale
Ketchell
Papke
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Zale
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Pole
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Ruppert Stadium
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Freddie
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Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Jersey City
Jess Willard
Luis Angel Firpo
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Chicago Stadium
Knockout Victory For Charley Salas
Charley Salas of Phoenix stopped Chuck Cureton of Los Angeles on a technical knockout in the 10th round of a scheduled 10 round bout at Ocean Park California. Cureton was down nine times in the eighth round.
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Phoenix
Chuck Cureton
Los Angeles
Cureton
Elks Open Softball Win Streak Behind Sam Lena Show
Sam Lena pitched two hits over five innings as the Elks crushed the Pathfinders 12 to 1 in a City Softball Class A game. Lena averaged two strikeouts per inning before the game ended on an eight-run lead. Bob Manning allowed six hits in relief for the Pathfinders, who dropped to 1 and 8.
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Bob Manning
Tavetas
Manhattan Chargers
Carl Gillespie
Ivan Provencio
Gillespie
Dons Sign Veterans Audet and Danehe for 1948
Los Angeles coach Jimmy Phelan announced that veteran tackles Earl Audet and Dick Danehe, two key Los Angeles Dons linemen from last season, have been signed for 1948.
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Dick Danehe
Los Angeles Dons
Wall
Jimmy Phelan
Former Player Beats Cards Giants Take Over Loop Lead
Dick Sisler, once with the Cardinals, hit two homers and drove in four as his Phillies beat St. Louis 5-1 erasing a league lead by the Cardinals. Giants top Pirates 9-5 in Pittsburgh as Thomson homers in eighth to seal lead. Jim Russell powers Braves past Cubs with two homers and five RBIs. Browns shock Yankees 5-3 as Ned Garver allows 11 hits. Senators top White Sox 7-1 before rain halts play.
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Elmer Singleton
Bobby Thomson
Jim Russell
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Russell
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Johnny Lindell
Phil Rizzuto
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Paul Lehner
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Frank
Spec” Shea
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Senators
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Washington
Giants Protest Night Game Before Chicago Trip
New York Giants protest tonight's Pittsburgh night game before traveling to Chicago for a doubleheader. Dixie Walker of the Pirates says the protest rests on a player management rule against booking a night game the eve of moving to another city. He asks President Ford Frick to ensure a future avoidance.
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Chicago
Dixie Walker
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Pirates
City Softball Schedule Highlights Evening Games
At 6 30 p m Codo Flirts faces 20 Teens in class B action at 22nd Street Park. 8 p m Tucson meets El Paso in Arizona Texas league play at Randolph Park. 8 p m El Centro Dons clash with Eagles in city class A at 22nd Street Park. 9 30 p m Chuck's Roller Rink battles American Paint in class B city softball at 22nd Street Park.
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American Paint
Hale Scores Night of KOs At Open Air Arena Main Event
Promoter Bill Santos staged a boxing card at the Open Air arena with two TKOs and a KO. Billy Hale, from Phoenix, stopped El Paso’s Vidal Gaytan in four rounds for the 10 round main event, after a third round cut. Dynamite Jackson of Phoenix halted Reynaldo Nunez in about 30 seconds with a mid‑section blow.
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Gaytan
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Hale
Bob Fitzsimmons
Dynamite Jackson
Reynaldo Nunez
Jackson
Nunez
Saints Defeat Hall Nine 3-2 in Tucson Semi Pro Thriller
Santa Ana Saints of the Sonora league win 3-2 over the Hall Insulators at Randolph Park. Despite three hits, Saint pitchers and timely double plays hold off Tucson leaders. Hassey leads Santa Ana with two hits.
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Armando Cota
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Roble
Itcher
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Steiner to Full-Time Biz Manager for Bisbee Javelinas
Mel Steiner will leave daily operations of the Bisbee Douglas Javelinas to focus on the business office. A replacement will be sought through the San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast league. A. J. Agajanian and Steiner announced the move, citing overwork and the need for administrative help to support the team’s future.
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Mel Steiner
Bisbee-Douglas Javelinas
San Diego Padres
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Bisbee-Douglas
Mel
B-Seven Wins in Silver Park Race
B-Seven romped to an easy victory Sunday in Grant County quarter horse trials at Silver Park Silver City New Mexico. Jockey Pat Castillo rode the sprinter to 400 yards in 20.4 seconds with Shoo-Baby second over Smoky F and Miss Bank. Jap another B-Seven entry finished out of the money. Castillo recently rode Miss Princess to a world record 22 seconds for 440 yards at Del Rio Texas. Miss Princess also set a 16.9 world mark for 330 yards at Del Rio on April 30.
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Silver Park
Silver City
N. M
Pat Castillo
Shoo-Baby
Smoky F
Miss Bank
Castillo
Miss Princess
del Rio
Tex
VFW Practice Set by City Semipro Manager
The VFW of the City Semipro league will practice at 5 p.m. today and Thursday at the Cubs field. Manager Charlie Pelion announced the sessions yesterday.
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Charlie Pelion
Hipple to Enter NCAA Track Meet
Joe Hipple from the University of Arizona is entered in the NCAA track and field championships June 18 19 at the University of Minnesota. He capped the Compton Relays 440 yard hurdle event last week and may enter the Northwestern Open June 16 if summer school allows.
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University of Arizona
University of Minnesota
University of California
Hipple
Gophers Edge Huskies 9 8 In City League Baseball
The Gophers defeated the Huskies 9 8 in a class C City recreation league game at Eaglefield Don Connelly pitched for the Gophers with six strikeouts and five hits allowed The Huskies also had five hits off Sonny Carr Carr homered in the third inning The day includes a golf note about Lloyd Man grums Capital Open win in Washington last year with a 269 total across 72 holes
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Don Connelly
Sonny Carr
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Lloyd Mangrum
Washington
Souther Association Yesterday's Baseball Results
Nashville 5 at Atlanta 6 in tense late run. Ken t ew Orleans. Little Birmingham 3.
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Atlanta
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