Pitchers Hit Ball Hard In Local League
City Semi-Pro sees nine batters above .400 with four also pitching. Hank Slagle leads at .500, Bill Clemensen hits .500 in two games, while Ray Vargas and Gil Fuentes post .417 and .412 respectively. Pash and Danna carry .407–.409 as top dual threats from Davis-Monthan and Marana.
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Hank Slagle
Bill Clemensen
Davis-Monthan Field
al Faccio
Azteca
Aggie
Marana
Charles Reyes
Southern Pacific
Felon Slagle
Reyes
Ray Vargas
Consolidated
Gil Fuentes
The
Espees
Bob Pash
Davis-Monthan
Pash
Clemensen
al Kivel
Legion
Nick Danna
Pep Scores Easy Win Over Bartolo
Willie Pep defended his New York featherweight title by stopping Sal Bartolo in Boston at Braves Field. Pep controlled with sharp jabs and footwork, delivering a one sided 15 round victory before about 14 000 fans, with Bartolo sustaining a half closed eye and Pep a minor nose bleed. Pep plans title defenses and pursues rematches with Chalky Wright and Jackie Callura, while aiming for July induction.
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Boston
Willie Pep
Hartford Pride
New York
Pep
Chalky Wright
Jackie Callura
N.B.A
Bartolo
California Star Joins Louisville Colonels Farm System
San Francisco reports Jack Albright a standout California shortstop leaves for Minneapolis to join the Louisville Colonels of the American Association the Red Sox farm club. Albright in naval reserve will be available August 2 with about two months to prove college to professional jump. A Canton statue of Justice with 400 pounds of zinc joins scrap drive.
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San Francisco
WPH
Jack Albright
Sam
Collegians
Minneapolis
Louisville Colonels
American Association
Boston Red Sox
Albright
University of Callifornia
Naval Reserve
Canton, O
Clemensen Set To Pitch For Mustangs In Clash With Consairs
Davis-Minthan Mustangs travel to face Consairs with Fireball Bill Clemensen on the mound. Dan Smith returns for Davis-Monthan after a key hit sparked a 1-0 win and later contributed in an 11-7 slugfest. Henson promises he can beat Clemensen when in form and will play shortstop if injured Elmer Cone sits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lucas
Jerry Henson
Consolidated
Davis-Monthan Mustangs
Bill Clemensen
Henson
Consolidated-Vultee Public Relations Department
Clemensen
Cleveland Indians Poised To Rally On Home Field
The Indians aim to rebound after a road slide that dropped them from first to sixth place. With 27 of the next 36 games at Cleveland, they bolster the roster by adding First Baseman Mike Rocco from Buffalo and outfielder Pat Seerey from Wilkes Barre to cover for injured Hank Edwards as they host the St. Louis Browns in the opener.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Indians
East
Tribe
Cleveland
Mike Rocco
Buffalo
Otto Denning
Eddie Turchin
Pat Seerey
Angels Rout Seals In Open Of Seven Game Series
Los Angeles built an 8 to 1 win over the San Francisco Seals at Seals stadium as Paul Gehrman and Angel Kurler limited the Seals to seven hits. Billy Holm and Bill Schuster led the 13-hit Angel attack with two singles and a double apiece. Gus Suhr had three hits for the Seals while Ray Harrell allowed five runs in the fourth. Oakland Acorns beat Hollywood Stars 5 to 3 at Gilmore field as Henry Pippen pitched a five-hit game and Hugh Luby homered with two aboard for the Acorns. First baseman Butch Moran homered for the Stars. No other games were scheduled as teams traveled. San Diego starts at Sacramento and Portland goes to Seattle.
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Los Angeles Angels
San Francisco Seals
Seals Stadium
Paul Gehrman
Angel Kurler
Seals
Los Angeles
Ray Harrell
Billy Holm
Bill Schuster
Angel
Gus Suhr
Seal
Oakland Acorns
Hollywood Stars
Gilmore Field
Hollywood
Henry “Cotton” Pippen
Oaks
Eddie Erantt
Hugh Luby
Oakland
Acorns
Butch Moran
The
Stars
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Seattle
Brooklyn Bond Drive Draws Heavy Bidder Crowd
Brooklyn money dominated a war bond auction of baseball players with bidders from across the river. Elsie The Cow bought Bobo Newsom for 3 375 000, and a public auction momentarily saw a Giants lineup on the block as spectators emptied their pockets. A lighthearted note about Bingo Crosby and racing shares a separate crowd-pleasing anecdote with a 50 games for 50 cents refrain.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Brooklyn
Giants
Horace Stoneham
Brooklyn Junior Chamber of Commerce
Giant
Johnny Riddle Shown Level-Headed, Not Flat-Headed
Birmingham manager Johnny Riddle earns praise for steady judgment, contrasted with a caution about overreacting. Henry Vance notes the distinction while outlining Riddle’s measured approach to team decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vance
Birmingham
Ala
Age-Herald
Johnny Riddle
War Heroes and Cadets Highlight Navy News
Lieut Joe Kilgrow received a field commission for leadership under fire in New Guinea as his anti aircraft platoon downed four Zeros. Ensign Johnny Roberts, his 1937 Alabama teammate, is missing in the Pacific. Lieut Johnny Miller reports 116735 dollars in free swim lessons for Chapel Hill cadets, with 1216 unable to swim beforehand. Two WAACs reach Fort Sheridan tennis quarter finals against men.
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Joe Kilgrow
Alabama
New Guinea
Kilgrow
Johnny Roberts
Pacific
Navy
Johnny Miller
North Carolina Navy
Chapel Hill
Peralta Tops Garcia and Bagnato Wins in Newark Card
In Newark on June 9, professional boxing results feature Joey Peralta defeating Ruby Garcia over eight rounds, with Joey Bagnato earning an eight round decision over Red Brown. Fred Wilson also outpoints Indian Gomez over eight rounds in the Newark card.
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Newark
N. J
UPR
Joey Peralta
Tamaqua
Ruby Garcia
New York
Joey Bagnato
Toronto
Red Brown
Detroit
Fred Wilson
Indian Gomez
Cuba
Slogan A Rider Per Tire Aims At Car Sharing Campaign
The San Diego Junior Chamber of Commerce promotes car sharing with the slogan A rider per tire as part of a campaign to reduce the number of cars on the streets. The effort encourages residents to share rides to cut traffic and emissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bivins Retains Light Heavy Title In 13th Round KO
In Cleveland Jimmy Bivins retained his light heavyweight title by stopping Lloyd Marshall in the 13th round. Marshall, California, landed a seventh round knockdown and had a brief edge early, but Bivins rallied with a decisive late barrage. A crowd of 18,448 paid $61,195 for Matchmaker Larry Atkins outdoor card.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Bivins
Lloyd Marshall
California
Jimmy
James
Bivins
Jackie Davis
Marshall
Larry Atkins
Hindus Said to Be Authors of Arabic Notation System
A historical note credits Hindu scholars with creating the arithmetical notation system later used in the Arabic world rather than Arab origins. The claim positions India as the source of foundational numeric symbolism.
Coyote Grid Coach Inducted In Army
Larry Rouble head football coach at Phoenix Union High School was inducted into the Army and ordered to report June 22 at Arlington California reception center. He resigned as Coyotes coach in 1942 to join Thunderbird field as physical instructor but led Phoenix to a share of the state title that year. Beeler named to succeed Rouble as Phoenix Union football coach. former Casa Grande high school coach played for Texas Oliver at the University of Arizona.
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Phoenix
Larry Rouble
Phoenix Union High School
Army
Arlington
Calif
Rouble
Coyote
Thunderbird Field
Coyotes
George Beeler
Phoenix Union High
Beeler
Casa Grande High School
Tex Oliver
University of Arizona
Stalling fines hit White Sox in Boston incident
The Associated Press recalls events from past years noting a 1900s style recap. Jimmy Dykes of the Chicago White Sox was fined for stalling tactics during a second game of a doubleheader in Boston on the prior Sunday. The notes also mention Lawson Little’s golf Open win and other early U S Open round leaders.
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Associated Press Today
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Lawson Little
Cleveland
Gene Sarazen
Henry Picard
Hershey
Jimmie Hines
Denver
Simplification of cotton fabrics boosts loom capacity
The process simplification will raise annual cotton textile output by about 230 million yards through expanded loom capacity, signaling a major efficiency gain for the sector and related workers.
The Payoff in The Mayor of the Town at KTUC
Lionel Barrymore plays the Mayor who traps an escaped convict in Columbia program The Mayor of the Town. Agnes Moorehead is his housekeeper Marilly as Springdale police close in on a slayer who vowed revenge after a life sentence given seventeen years ago. The show airs tonight at seven.
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Lionel Barrymore
Agnes Moorehead
Marilly
Columbia
Miss McCafferty
Claire Trevor
Springdale
KTUC
Seaside Murder in Mr District Attorney at 7 30
The Case of the Seaside Murder sends District Attorney Jay Jostyn to a resort to solve a killing. A young woman seeks her rendezvous at a not yet opened hotel and uncovers motives among her father another boyfriend the caretaker a private detective and the girl herself.
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D. A
Jay Jostyn
KVOA
Daytime Radio Schedule Highlights Local Hosts and Shows
A detailed Thursday line-up lists programs from 6:00 a.m. to 5:25 p.m. featuring News Hora Mexicana Herbert Foote Coffee Club Morning Meditation and a long sequence of talk, drama, and music hosted by Sally Sears Aunt Jenn Kate Smit and others. The schedule includes multiple news segments and variety programs led by Aunt Jenn D'Artega and Vic and Sade with collaborations from Sun Rise Serenade and The O Neills.
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Herbert Foote
Franklyn Stewart
Meditati
Sally Sears
Uncle Sam
Abbey
Vic and Sade
Tex Randall
Snow Village
Aunt Jenn
Kate Smit
the O'Neills
Louis P. Lochner
Booke Carter
Uncle Sam Wendell Noble
Bankhage
Art Baker
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Slagle
Consairs
Aguilar
Faccio
Aztecas
S. P
Vargas
C’salis
Fuentes
S. P Pash
D.-M
Rivel
Danna
Elmer Cone
Williams Field
Mustangs
Dan Smith
Smith
Tucson High Hurlers
By Judson Bailey
United Press
Wallis
Tucson
FT. Huachuca
Broadway
Bond
Elsie
Bobo Newsom
Bingo
Dave Woods
Don Bingo
Bing Crosby
Lin Howard
Bing
Argentina
Jockey Club
Peralta
Garcia
Tucson-Nogales
R. We
Nogales
H St
Big Terminal
Banks Bridge
Citizens Terminal
Greyhound
Jack Sonds
Rackechnie JR
Cicinnati
Syracuse International League
Bill
Raptar
General
Rey Ni
Imponente
la Vida de
Simon Bolivar
Julian Soler
Marina Tamayo
Domingo Soler
Margarita Mora
Anita Blanche
Tschaikovsky
Deen Tennysee
Soprene
Jen Poerge
Robert Woede
George Sebastian
Nee Or of
America
Ros
Ucson
Cambell
Louis
Judy
Frank Capra
Ann Jerry
Betty Miller
Colonna Rhodes
Inka
Mary Ann
John Garfield
A. Young
Harry Carey
Geo. Tobias
Art
Kennie Jas. Brown
Technicolor
A. M
Athare Os
de Ma Moe
Nigel Bruce
William Severn
Margaret O'Brien
City
Grant Road
Sanders
Sawaut SU
EU A
Jean Renoir
Dudley N Cho
Mcyo
Dl SS DE Caruso
el Charre
W. Broadway
Venice Gardens
Desert Sanatorium
Congress
Sixth
Ft. Lowell and
Swann Roads
Morton Bennet
Raymond Paige
Crystal Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Steipaenn
CBS
Salt Lake City
Young Dr. Malone
Sears
Morton Downey
Ma Perkins
Bob Anderson
Pepper Young
Bill Costello
Portia
Onerea
Superman
Kvoa Ktuc
Ranger Mmy Kaye
Christian
Jack Armstrong
KGO
Korn Kobblers
Cecil Brown
Eddie Cantor
Fred Waring
Harry James
Oreb
Lum
Abner Keca
Jimmy Dorsey
Raymond Gram Swing
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