Legion Names Tully To Halt Azteca Outfit
Joe Tully of Mansfeld junior high will start for the Junior American Legion tonight against the Azteca Warriors. Lefty Pete Pullen is benched in reserve as Al Mills returns to Tucson to join the Warrior infield. The two squads are tied for third, with a loss dropping the loser to the second division amid a keen rivalry.
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Bill Lucas
Joe Tully
Mansfeld
Davis- Monthan
Mustangs
American Legion
Azteca Warriors
Pete Pullen
Aztecas
Frank Castro
Carlos
Encinas
al Mills
Tucson
Big Bill Clemensen
Gene Glithero
Hank Slagie
Dan Smith
Mustang
Johnny Ortiz
Cecil Scheffel
Ortiz
Henson
Slagle
Vargas
Pash
Army forms two all star squads for charity games
A year ago Army decided to form two all star football squads to play pros in a series of charity games. The note recalls this initiative as part of the SPORTS MIRROR roundup of historical items.
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Army
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Helen Wills Moody
Scriven
U. S
Ex Cowboy Mike Simon Leads Army at Camp Campbell
Former Tucson Cowboy outfielder Mike Simon, now Staff Sgt. in the 20th Armored Division at Camp Campbell Kentucky, is praised for aiding the Good Neighbor policy. He previously played for the Cowboys in 1938 39 and in Mexican National league through 1941, batting strong for Mexico City Veracruz and Torreon.
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Mike Simon
Tucson
20Th Armored
Camp Campbell
Simon
Cowboys
Mexico City
Veracruz
Torreon
Arizona
Mike
Nogales High School
University of Mexico
Sgt. Simon
Roosevelt
36Th Armored Regiment
Fort Knox
Night Scores From West Coast Twilight Wins
Results show Sacramento defeated San Diego 5 to 4 while Portland beat Hollywood 7 to 0. Los Angeles edged San Francisco 2 to 1 and Seattle won 1 0 in the twilight game. Oakland lost 0 to 7.
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San Diego
Sacramento
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
Hollywood
Portland
Seattle
KGO
BN _ KHJ
Mutual
KNX
Wood
CBS
KSL
Salt Lake City
Midwest Baseball Scores From Overnight Action
In extras Louisville fell to Minneapolis 3 to 4 after ten innings. St Paul defeated Indianapolis 4 to 3, Milwaukee beat Columbus 5 to 2, and Kansas City edged Toledo 2 to 1 in ten innings.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Long Evening Tie Ends Rochester Baltimore 0 0
Baseball doubleheader notes a 0-0 tie after 18 innings in Rochester versus Baltimore with second game postponed. Syracuse and Buffalo finish 4-4 and 3-8 respectively. Montreal at Newark postponed. Only games scheduled.
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Rochester
Baltimore
Syracuse
Buffalo
Montreal
Newark
Baseball Scores From Southern League Games
Knoxville beat Little Rock 6 to 4 and Birmingham defeated Atlanta 8 to 4. Nashville won over Memphis 9 to 1, while New Orleans at Chattanooga was postponed.
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Knoxville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Stars Dominate Yesterday with multi hit games
Whitey Kurowski of the Cardinals hit a triple a double and a single driving in three as St Louis beat Pittsburgh. Bob Muncrief of the Browns shut out the Indians on two singles. Tony Lupien of the Red Sox opened with a first inning homer and starred at first base to power a win over the Senators. Luke Appling of the White Sox doubled and drove in two in a victory against the Tigers.
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Associated Press
Whitey Kurowski
Cardinals
St. Louis
Pirates
Bob Muncrief
Browns
Indians
Tony Lupien
Red Sox
Senators
Luke Appling
White Sox
Tigers
Cardinals win one run thriller to top NL standings
The St. Louis Cardinals edged the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 3 in a tight one run game, strengthening their margin over the Brooklyn Dodgers in the National League race. The rest of the circuit saw the Yankees idle, Senators fall to the Red Sox, Tigers beaten by the White Sox, and the Browns delivering a 6 0 upset of the Indians in Cleveland.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Hal Newhouser
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Porters Arcade Send KVOA Club to Big Loss in City Softball
Porter's Arcade ripped 22 hits to beat KVOA 22 to 2 in a City softball league game. Earlier Playmore Arcade defeated radio team 114 and Davis Monthan beat Consolidated 7 to 5. The Ryan Instructors and Mariners meet at 6 15 tonight at East 22nd Street field.
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Porter
KVOA
Playmore Arcade
Davis-Monthan
Consolidated
Ryan Instructors
Maranians
East 22Nd Street
Haegg to Debut in 5000 Meters At Nationals
Gunder Haegg plans to enter the 5000 meters at the AAU national championships in New York next week. Axel Nordquist says Haegg may be heavier than ideal after a 27 day sea voyage and doubts he will threaten his 1500 meters or mile marks.
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Hanover
N. H
Sweden
Parece Gunder Haegg
Haegg
Mouth College
New York
New Orléans
Gunder
Axel Nordquist
America
Greg Rice
Nordquist
New Mexico Records 34 105 Farms in 1940 Census
The 1940 census report shows New Mexico counting 34 105 farms across the state. The figure highlights rural agriculture scale amid broader population data.
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New Mexico
Crack Milers In Collegiate Meet
Evanston Illinois reports the 22nd annual NCAA meet at Dyche Stadium features close mile finishes. Eight top milers run 4 19 or faster with little variance. standout times include Bob Porter 4 17.2 and Dunn 4 17 plus near dead heat by Illinois teammates Dunn and Seib.
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Evanston
N.C
Bob Seib
Bob Porter
Rice
Dunn
Seib
Jerry Thompson
Texas
Don Burnham
Dartmouth
Ralph Dewey
California
Ross Hume
Michi
Billy Scott
Michigan
Stein Leads Cubs With Five Wins In Five Starts
Irving Stein of the Portsmouth Cubs became the Piedmont League's first five win pitcher this season. He ran a five game winning streak with no losses, recording three shutouts among his victories.
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Portsmouth
Irving Stein
Portsmouth Cubs
Consolidated-Vul Tees Interdepartment Bowling League Start
An eight team Consolidated Vultee bowling league begins at 8 p m tonight at Speedway lanes.
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Consolidated-Vultees
Speedway Lanes
New Coyote Coach Was Three Years On Wildcat Team
George Beeler named Phoenix high football coach after a varied career at University of Arizona from 1932 to 1934. He played fullback on the freshmen and varsity squads, later moved to running guard, helped baseball in 1935, and coached at Yuma high and Casa Grande before joining Phoenix Union high as assistant in 1941 to Larry Rouble.
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George Beeler
New Phoenix High
University of Arizona
University
Yuma High
Beeler
Casa Grande
Phoenix Union High
Larry Rouble
Army
Music Hall broadcast and Tombstone tale on air
George Murphy leads Bing Crosby tribute on Music Hall with Bob Crosby Trudy Erwin and a vocal cast as Bing extends vacation for a Victory Bond tour. KVOA 7. Also Death Valley Days features Tombstone exhumation tale of Quong Kee and brass band funeral in Tombstone, KTUC 9 30.
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George Murphy
Bing Crosby
Bing
Treasury Department
Bob Crosby
Trudy Erwin
Music Maids
Phil
Charioteers
Akie
John
Scott Trotter
Trudy
Bob
Tombstone
Arizona
Quong Kee
Death Valley
Quong
Bisbee
KTUC
KVOA
al Idrich
Jack Armstrong
Truman Bradley
Major Bowes
KGO
John B Kennedy
F Waring
Lum and
Abner
Charlie Spivak
Ston Lewis Jr
Liner comments spark broadcast station chatter
Readable fragments from a clipped column note comments on liner commentary involving KTUC KTUG KECS and several stations. The piece hints at cross‑station discussion without full context or identifiable events.
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Jinx Falkenburg
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Julian Soler
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