Tom Mataya Promoted and Transferred to Phoenix
Tom Mataya a top Tucson pistolman and Border Patrolman for nine years will be transferred to Phoenix after July 1 with a promotion to senior patrol inspector. The Michigan native, resident of Tucson 14 years, has shot with the Pima Pistol Club since 1954, earning a Master classification. He is part of a threesome with Colonel Warren Higgins and Harry Aiken in PPC duels, is married and has one child.
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Tom Mataya
Tucson
Phoenix
Mataya
Border Patrol
Pima
Air Force
Warren Higgins
Harry Aiken
National Box Scores Highlight Pitching Struggles and Key Bats
Box score snippets show Philadelphia and St Louis games with paired batting notes, including Malkmus Herrera and Niemen details. Pittsburgh and Chicago also produce scattered hits and outs with partial line scores for the doubleheader context.
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Philadelphia
Lous
E—Malkmus
Lewis
Ferrel
Malkmuse
Dodgers edge Brewers in low-scoring game with late runs
Milwaukee scores first but Los Angeles rallies, pushing ahead 4-3 in the eighth before pulling away. Pitching by McMahon and Roebuck stifled Milwaukee, while Koufax logged a strong relief appearance.
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Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Wille
Lerker
Podres
Reach
Bruton
Moen
Roebuck
T. Davis
Ha—Howard
Crandall
McMahon
S Podres
Phoenix Boys Win Local Junior Davis Cup Match
Phoenix boys defeated Tucson 4-2 in a three day junior Davis Cup event. George Stoesser beat Roy Meng 6-3 6-1. Phoenix totaled 20 points to Tucson's 17 with El Paso 13 and Phoenix No 2 6. Albuquerque earned 3. Phoenix girls won Wightman Cup round robin with Vicki Palmer beating Ina Leffler 6-1 6-1.
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Phoenix
UPI
Tucson
George Stoesser
Roy Meng
Phoenix Boys
el Paso
Wall Leads Open Qualifiers With Torrid 128 at Cherry Hills
Art Wall Jr. shoots 65 63 128 to top the Oklahoma City district and qualify 34 players for the National Open at Cherry Hills. The cut includes 91 total qualifiers from nine districts, with several notable players failing to advance. Amateurs Dave Douglas Billy Maxwell Bobby Hill Chick Harbert and Eric Monti head notable sectional leaders.
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Associated Press
Art Wall Jr
Cherry Hills Country Club
Denver
Slim Pro
Pocono Manor
Twin Hills
Oklahoma City
Wall
Oklahoma
Jackie Burke Jr
Kiamesha Lake
N. Y
al Besselink
Grossinger
Hillman Robbins
Memphis
Landover
Dutch Harrison
Tucson
el Rie
Rochester N.Y
John Konsek
Ward Wettlaufer
Buffalo
Dave Douglas
St. Louis
Billy Maxwell
Fort Worth
Bobby Hill
Rochester
Thorne Wood
Ewing Pomeroy
Atlanta
Chick Harbert
Dearborn
Mich
Eric Monti
Napa
Calif
Texas champs rally to tied district series at 9 8 win
Texas defending national college baseball champions rallied in the ninth inning to beat Arizona 9 8 in Austin. The victory tied their district series at one win each as the teams split the two games.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Arizona
League Leaders In American and National League Batting and Hitting
The leaders include Runnels, Maris, Gentile, and Berra in American League batting with high averages and runs totals. Pitching leaders feature Sanford and Lew with strong win records and high strikeout counts. In the National League Clemente, Pinson, Banks, and Mays head batting, with Clem ten hits and notable RBI marks across teams like Pitt, Cin, and Chi.
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Associated Press
Runnels
Bas
Berra
N.Y
Maris
Gentile
Bal
Power
Cle
Mantie
Minese
Chi
Brandt and Weedling
Gal
Allison
Wash
Hansen
Gai
Minose
Skowron
Gardner
Smith
Kubek
Loliar
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Bunning
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Bell
Betrade
Garber
Clemente
Pitt
Adcock
Mil
Curry
Phil
Skinner
Groat
Pinson
Cin
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Mays
Boyer
St. L
Banks
McCovey
S.F
Bailey
Aaron
Will
Brutten
Bressend
Thomas
Mathews
Cinm
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Taylor
Ashburn
Robinson
Willis
L.A
Sanford
Lew
Buri
McCormick
Friend
Debate over legalizing night hunting for predators in Arizona
Arizona Game and Fish Commission faces a petition from the Arizona Varmint Callers Association to permit night hunting of coyotes foxes and other predators with portable lights. Director Robert Smith and enforcement chiefs fear poaching and enforcement burdens while supporters cite years of legal night hunting in other states. The issue to be raised at the July 16 commission meeting with potential Tucson club formation and regulatory safeguards in discussion.
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Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Commission
Robert Smith
Arizona
Arizona Varmint Callers Assn
Tucson
AVCA
Smith
Cliff Sorrells
Jenkins
Dave Shelgren
Shelgren
Clausen To Open Program At Central YMCA
The Central YMCA Summer Program for high school youth and young men starts Monday at 8 p.m. in the Teen Room with University of Arizona Athletic Director Dick Clausen speaking on The Trained Athlete. The program offers instruction, team play, events, and fitness aimed at developing physical, mental, social and spiritual well being with a staff of local coaches and YMCA experts.
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Central Ymca
University of Arizona
Dick Clausen
Bill Kemmeries
Catalina High School
Jack Blubough
Tucson High School
John Grimson
Ward Heath
YMCA
Central“Y
Gravette Grable Duo Clinch First And Third Falls In Tucson
Judy Grable and Fran Gravette teamed to win the first and third falls in a tag team victory over Margie Ramsey and Peggy Allen at Tucson Garden. Preliminary bouts featured La Kim pinning M. J. Gadson and E Gran Lotario defeating Red Donovan on a disqualification. Al Kashey beat Kenny Lorimer. Next week a battle royal among eight men will headline a five event card with the winner facing Don Arnold.
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Judy Grable
Fran Gravette
Margie Ramsey
Peggy Allen
Tucson Garden
la Kim
M. J. Gadson
E! Gran Lotario
Red
Box Score Highlights From Doubleheader Double Upsets
In Chicago New York defeated Chicago 5 to 2 with E Coates adding power. Stars Wynn and Beriand exited early for respective teams while Coates (W 6-0) earned the win. In Cleveland Boston were trounced 12 to 6 as Thomson and Power led the offense with multiple hits and RBIs.
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Wynn
Chicago
New York
E—Coates
Boyer
Kubek
Richardson
Skewron
Aparicio
Beriand
Bowsfield
Cleveland
Boston
Thomson
Buddin
Runnels
Green
Recreation Results Detroit and Baltimore Baseball Clash
DETROIT defeated BALTIMORE 5 to 2 with Mossi getting the win and Jones the save as Detroit baseball notes list Portocarrero and Wilheim among pitchers. Attendance reached 30,579. Other league and recreation results show HI Corbett games, Estavan Park, Jack Ellis, and softball scores across multiple parks with home runs by Voorhees and Mattingly among others.
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Stiller
M. Stiller
Garcia
Hesaley
Mike Stiller
Dan Valline
Art Mendoza
Tucson Municipal Airport
Avis Vis
Lands Office MA
Parts & Labor Incl
Peruvian Andes
U.S
J. J. Feketie
Sands Motor Hotel
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