Cowboys Edge Texans in Semipro League Doubleheader
Semipro manager Chuck Hollinger reveals a tourney squad formed from his released regulars with 15 players listed as ready for Legion competition. The district tourney starts in July ahead of the state meet in Phoenix, while attendance figures rise with each game as regional leagues push toward a northern southern all star event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Hollinger
Legion
Bob Bailey
Roger Johnson
Holly
Don Bacon
Roy Albertson
Jim Starkey
Gilbert
Benny” Rincon
Buddy Marques
Lloyd Weyenburg
Claude Wheeler
Ron Nicely
Jackson
George Nicholson
Ned Hutchinson
Hal Preston
Billy
Hollinger
Phoenix
The
Randolph Park
Skish club formed by Jack Mantle at University polo field
Jack Mantle announces a new Skish club at 3113 East Lester Street with a 7 pm meeting Wednesday at the university polo field. The game uses bait and fly casting with ordinary tackle. targets and weights provided and open to men women and children free of charge. Mantle offers guidance on rod handling and accuracy based on varied tackle experience. Mike Casteel leaves for a 10 day west coast trip. Alex Kellner, ex Amphitheatre and Tucson Cowboy, now with the Birmingham Barons, threw a three hitter against Atlanta last week in a 4-1 win.
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Jack Mantle
East Lester Street
University Polo Field
Mantle
Mike Casteel
University of Arizona
West Coast
Alex Kellner
Amphitheatre High
Tucson Cowboy
Birmingham Barons
Atlanta
Don Phillips
Arizona Wildcats
Arizona State
Tempe
Flagstaff
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Bureau
National Collegiate Athletic Association
The
Athletic Bureau
Associated Press
Arizona Texas league batting leaders through June
Through June 1 Batters Billy Martin of the Phoenix Senators and John Ringler of Globe- Miami Browns led with .434. Manolo Fortes of Juarez Indios top hitters with .410, Nick Sunseri of Tucson moved to .380. Ruiz of Juarez led pitchers with nine wins and one loss. Cohen of El Paso second with six and one. Fortes third with nine and two. Martinez of Phoenix and Probst of Bisbee each four and one.
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Bisbee
Billy Martin
Phoenix Senators
John Ringler
Globe- Miami Browns
Waldo Dicus
Manolo Fortes
Juarez Indios
Nick Sunseri
Tucson
Ruiz
Juarez
Cohen
el Paso
Fortes
Martinez
Phoenix
Probst
Senators Pitcher Masterson Shuts Out Chicane Wiehe Box
Walter Masterson pitched 16 scoreless innings in a long game for Washington but did not receive credit for the win. Early Wenn pitched two innings and took the win. Ralph Kiner hit his second home run in the ninth to help beat Philadelphia 5-4, with another homer in the first game driving runs for the Phils.
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Associated Press
Walter Masterson
Senators
Washington
Early Wenn
Ralph Kiner Ye Ee
Philadelphia
Pati Seame
Phils
Bears To Compete In NCAA Tourney
California to represent the Pacific Coast in the NCAA Western regional playoffs at Denver on June 20 after a weekend series with Washington State. The Bears won game one 6 1 while rain ended game two at 4 4 in five innings. Cougar officials declined to stay for a deciding game.
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Berkeley
Calif
U.P
University of California
Pacific Coast
Denver
Washington State College
Cougars
California
Pullman, Wash
Campus
Cougar
Bears
League Leaders National League and American League summary
League leaders list top performers from the National and American Leagues. Highlights include batting, home runs, runs batted in, stolen bases, and pitching leaders with players from teams such as Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis New York Cleveland Chicago Detroit and others.
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Associated Press
National League
Walker
Philadelphia
Oaton
New York
Thomson
Boston
Baumholtz
Cincinnati
Sledster
St. Louis
Uales
Ennis
Slaughter
St. Laws
Tras
Brookly
Mize
New Yew Cigeinnats Iork
Miller
Len
Ate
Kennedy
Ni York
Lestehner
Philley
Mangrum Wins National Open Amid Outfield Help Shows
Mangrum captured the National Capital Open with a 269 total and $2,000 first prize, finishing 19 under par. Ben Hogan and Sam Snead pursued, while Ed Oliver and Skip Alexander shared second with 272 as Payton, a 23-year-old rookie, attracted notice. In other news, Tucson Cowboys’ outfielders Morjoseph and Conroy led a doubleheader sweep over El Paso Texans with strong hitting and base running.
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Washington
St. Louis
Lloyd Mangrum
Mangrum
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Bobby Locke
Johannesburg
South Africa
Chicago
Sam Snead
Skip Alexander
Lexington
N. C
Alexander
Ed Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Snead
Locke
George Payton
Hampton
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Payton
Tucson
Cowboys
el Paso Texans
Phoenix
Solons
Dick Nicholson
Tito Cortez
Paul Johnson
Waddies
Joe Vosmik
Joe Morjoseph
Ray Conroy
Yes
Conroy
Vosmik
Morjoseph
Feller And Newhouser Turn In Shutouts In Doubleheader
The Red Sox and Athletics were swept as Hall of Famers Bob Feller and Hal Newhouser shut out their opponents. Feller blanked Philadelphia 2-0, while Newhouser limited Boston to four hits in a 5-0 win. The Tigers moved a game and a half ahead of the Yankees in the AL standings. The Yankees split with St Louis after a late rally. White Sox and Senators split a Chicago doubleheader, the opener longest 1 0 game in history, 18 innings. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh split a rain-shortened doubleheader. Kiner homered twice for the Pirates in the nightcap.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Hal Newhouser
Bob Feller
Detroit
Cleveland
Newhouser
Red Sox
Tigers
New York Yankees
Feller
Athletics
A’s
Phil Murchildon
Bob
St. Louis
Browns
Missourians
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Chicago
White Sox
Texans Back In League Cellar
Victories by Globe-M Miami and Tucson yesterday pushed the El Paso Texans back into last place in the Arizona Texas league standings. Globe-Miami Browns salvaged a 12-7 win over the Senators in Phoenix. Bisbee Yanks and Juarez Indios split a doubleheader at Juarez with 13-2 and 6-3 scorelines.
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Associated Press
Globe- Miami
Tucson
el Paso Texans
Phoenix
Globe-Miami Browns
Senators
Bisbee Yanks
Juarez Indios
Juarez
Indios
Yanks
Bisbee
Women Bowlers Set New World Record in Milwaukee
Kornitz Pure Oils of Milwaukee set a new world team record of 2987 to win the Women's International Bowling Congress team title and $400 prize. The two month tournament crowned four champions and distributed $62,000 in prizes among about 7,000 of 10,000 participants.
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Grand -Rapids
Mich
Kornitz Pure Oils
Milwaukee
Navy Heavyweight Title Won By Maynard Jones
Burly Maynard Jones of Philadelphia won the 190 pound heavyweight championship of the 11th Naval district by knocking out Joe Tuvell of the Mississippi valley in the third round last Saturday night in San Diego California.
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San Diego
Calif
Maynard Jones
Philadelphia
11Th
Naval District
U. S. Navy
Joe Tuvell
Mississippi Valley
Box Score Peak at Felizzatio.p 2001 Doubleheader
Totals show 28 hits 9 runs for Felizzatio and 38 hits 12 runs for El Paso in a nine inning game. Key players include Conroy Fernandez Sunseri Wheeler Carey and Johnson with notable doubles by Schuenke Carey and Fernandez and a homer by Sunseri. Winning pitcher Johnson and losing pitcher Salazar, with Bokros and Carrillo as umpires.
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Art Salazar
Texans
Syd Cohen
Tucson
Conroy
Bud Schuenke
Nick Sunseri
Mar. Joseph
Carey
Morjoseph
Cowboys
el Paso
Johnson
Joe DeMastri
Cohen
Jimmy Cantu
Billy Moore
Milan Kubene
Sunseri
Kubene
Moore
Cantu
Schuenke
Salazar
Lee Carey
de Mastri
Bacatete Fernandez
Mastrn
Doug Lewis
Fernandez
Joe Morjoseph
Tom Ortiz
Felizzatio
Dubber
Hansen
Lewis
Wheeler
Joseph
Jena
Kerbene
Salazaro
Ortiz
Parchment
Il Paso
Morioseph
Bokros
Carrillo
Hal Cole Wins Oakland 35-Lap Auto Race
Hal Cole of South Gate Calif wins the 35 lap big car feature at Oakland Speedway before 5,200 fans with a time of 14 09.8 Ed Barnett of Los Angeles finishes second Bill Sheffler of Los Angeles is third Tex Peterson of Pasadena fourth Bud Rose of Pasadena wins the 12 day semifinal in 5 10.3
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Oakland
Calif
Hal Cole
South Gate
Oakland Speedway
Cole
Ed Barnett
Los Angeles
Bill Sheffler
Tex Peterson
Pasadena
Bud Rose
Texans Rally Past Cowboys 8 5 Behind Carey Triple
In a Saturday game Jim Parchment plus Carey sparked the Texans past the Cowboys 8 5. Con roy hit a key triple driving Ortiz and Moore home and Bud Schuenke nearly joined a late triple. O'Toole conceded nine hits while Aguilar Pryor split the mound duties. Sunseri and Morjoseph led Texas hitters with three hits each. The win tightens Waddies’ gap to Bisbee Yanks after a doubleheader split with Juarez.
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Jim Parchment
Texans
Carey
Tito Cortez
Billy Moore
Conroy
Ortiz
Moore
Bud Schuenke
Cowboys
Danny O'Toole
al Aguilar
Don Pryor
Sunseri
Joe Morjoseph
Marjoseph
Waddies
Bisbee Yanks
Juarez
Abrams Leads Tucson Gun Club Trap Meet
Miles Abrams shot 96x100 to win the 16 yard trap course as D Ansbury 49x50 and Shotgun Snider 93x100 followed. The club will reopen this fall with special shoots. other scores included Hardin 36x50 Underwood 37x50 Abrams 82x100 Johnson 19x25 Sherman 86x100 Hubbard 60x75 Moothart 36x50 Morse 18x25 Smith 17x25.
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Tucson
Miles Abrams
D. Ansbury
Shotgun Snider
H. Hardin
J. Underwood
W. Abrams
E. Johnson
E. Sherman
L. Hubbard
D. Moothart
J. Morse
J. Smith
The trumpet-bird of South America spotted
The trumpet-bird of South America earns its name from its loud call. It rarely flies and instead bursts into rapid running when pursued.
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South America
Corbett and Tovrea Reach El Rio Finals
Corbett defeats Hubbard 3 2 in Semis to face H C Tovrea who beat Roy Drachman 2 1 in El Rio Golf and Country Club championship. Final 36 holes set for next weekend with Corbett seeking fourth straight final appearance after wins in 44 45. Also reports first and second flight results and consolation rounds.
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Knox Corbett
Danny Hubbard
el Rio Golf and Country Club
H. C. Tovrea
Roy Drachman
Corbett
H. C. Torren
Russ Spann
Leon Levy
Jack Eyman
Ted Shoenhair
Jack Rowe
al Hubbard
Crabtree
Damon Kolt
Boyd Morse
Les Wells
Harley Arnett
Tex Oliver
UA Grid
Mirror Sports Roundup From The Inquirer Archive
A summary of past golf and sports notes. Herman Barron won a playoff over Lew Worsham to capture $15,000 in Philadelphia Inquirer coverage. Babe Ruth knee operation noted. Newark and Jersey City baseball night games banned for war dimout. Madison Square Gardens injunction appeal on Braddock Louis bout denied.
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Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Lew Worsham
Bethesda
Philadelphia Inquirer
Babe Ruth
Newark
Jersey City
Federal Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Madison Square Gardens
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis
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