Waddies Host To Juarez Club Wilson To Hurl Tonight
Southpaw Dave Wilson faces Juarez Indios opening a three game series at Randolph Park. Manager Hank Leiber weighs changes for injuries and a doubleheader tomorrow with Javier Escalona and Manny Fierro set to start.
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Bisbee
Bob Murray
University of Arizona
Texas
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Tucson Cowboys Meet Juarez Indios in Twin Bill
Tomorrow at 6 15 p m Tucson Cowboys face Juarez Indios in a Texas league twi night double header at Randolph Park. The games showcase regional rivals and season stakes.
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Lilly Keeps A T Lead In Arizona Texas League Batting
Lilly of El Paso maintains the pace in the Arizona Texas League batting race posting a .424 average through June 5, leading runs with 78 and tied for three basemen hits at eight with Jack Dunn. Don Trower of Phoenix tops RBIs with 73 and bases with 147 while Len Noren of Globe Miami saw his 22 game hitting streak end. Manuel Morales of Bisbee Douglas remains ace for pitchers with a 10 2 record.
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Manuel Morales
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Hawkins
Phoenix doubles up Bisbee Douglas in opening win
In a baseball game Phoenix 8, Bisbee Douglas 0, Hawkins led Phoenix with an 8 run output while Relyea took the loss. Globe Miami beat Juarez 10 to 9 in another intra‑town matchup with Leal homering three times and Leal driving in two.
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Giants rally past Cubs for seventh straight win
Giants beat the Cubs 9 3 to stretch their winning streak to seven in a row as Eddie Stanky and Wes Westrum led a late rally. Larry Jansen earned the win after an eight hit outing, with a ninth inning surge powering New York past Chicago and into fifth place ahead of Brooklyn and St Louis.
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Don Newcombe
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Roy Campanella
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Porterfield
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Ted Williams
Bobby Doerr
New York Yankee
Ned Garver
Don Lenhardt
Arver
Sam Zoldak
Joe Page
Cleveland
Washington
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Bobby Feller
Chico Carrasquel
Bob Hooper
Philadelphia A’s
Athletics
Insulators edge VFW in tight baseball duel
McCain sparked the Insulators with a fifth inning run spree after two outs, Nick Haro held opponents to few hits but walked batters, Genung earned his fourth win for VFW as the Sino-Americans rallied to take a 7 2 victory in a later game.
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Tucson Girls
Mangrum Overtakes Harrison In National Open
Lingd gram, the 1946 champion, posted a sub par 37 32 69 to seize a National Open lead at Merion with 211. Harrison trailed at 212 after a poor start and a late run, while the Fort Wayne Open was noted in passing.
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Ardmore. Pa
Mangrum Leads National Open After Third Round
Mangrum headlines the National Open after rounds that featured a 70 by John Palmer of Badin and a scoreline around 213 for the event. Merion East hosts the 36-34-70 layout as defending champion efforts push toward the final.
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Merton
OSU Baseball Head Also Named Head Basketball Coach
Floya Stah!, longtime head baseball coach and assistant athletic director at Ohio State University, was appointed head basketball coach. He succeeds W. H. H. Dye who resigned June 2 to coach at the University of Washington. The appointment becomes effective October 1 per President Howard L. Bevis after trustees approved.
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Floya Stah
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Tippy) Dye
University of Wington
Howard L. Bevis
Buford Upsets Cestac In Ten Round Ring Thriller
Frank Buford the Oakland heavyweight handed Abel Cestac a unanimous decision at Legion Stadium. Cestac showed power with rights to the jaw in rounds four and six but failed to sustain his attack as 2,233 fans booed the bout. Dempsey in Cestac’s corner, debuting as co manager, stated he had not seen Cestac fight until last night.
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Frank Buford
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Abel Cestac
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Buford
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Cal
Chievero Chavez
Corona
Sammy Figueroa
South Gate
Oscar Reyes
Los Angeles
Cliff Lester
Dallas
Tex
Lavert Smith
Jesse Morales
Billy Herrera
Ruben Salazar
Houston
Bobby Brewer
Pasadena
Roger Trevino
el Paso
Four hometown players reach semifinals in Southwestern Amateur
In Albuquerque on June 10 1950 four local entrants reached the semifinals after upsetting favorites in the Southwestern Amateur golf tournament. Fred Chavez defeated Medalist Bob Goldwater two and one to face George Schreiber who beat Clyde Backwell one up. Allen Boyd Jr ousted Jimmy Demaret and meets J D Burton who defeated Verne Stewart five and four. Burton had beaten Stewart six time Southwestern champion.
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A. M
U.P
Fred (Chano) Chavez
Bob Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
George Schreiber
Schreiber
Clyde Backwell
Roswell
N. M
Allen Boyd
Dallas Favorites tumble in Trans Miss tourney quarterfinals
Betsy Rawls of Austin and Polly Riley of Ft Worth fall as defending champ and medalist lose in the quarter final round of the Women's Trans Miss Miss tournament yesterday. Ken Church leads five winners from seven mounts at Lincoln Fields Washington Park. Belmont Park’s Omission Handicap goes to Hyphasis. Suffolk Downs features Equidaze edging Halorette in the six furlongs. Riggs, Segura and Kovacs reach singles semis as rain shortens the National Professional tennis schedule.
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Halorette
Suffolk Downs
Cleveland
Bobby Riggs
Pancho Segura
Frank Kovacs
Home Run Spoils No-Hit Ball Game
Bill Steadman pitched six no hit innings in a class C league practice game before Joe Yourgulez hit a seventh inning home run to spoil a no hit no run bid. The Buzzards defeated the Aztecas 6 to 1 on nine hits off Azteca pitcher Leland Brown.
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Joe Yourgulez
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Aztecas
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Flinger
Sino Americans win in class B softball at Oury Park
The Sino American Juniors defeated the University Drug Cats 11 to 7 in a class B softball game at Oury Park. The Acme Aces topped the Temple Youth Organization in a C league contest 12 to 6.
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Newcomb Breaks Through With 4 07.7 Mile At Memorial Coliseum
Indian Jim Newcomb a 21 year old USC sophomore stunned the crowd by running a 4 minute 7.7 second mile at the South Pacific AAU championships in Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. His time the fastest outdoors by an American this season and sixth fastest ever. He led late as Bob McMillen and John Twomey chased his pace. Barnes also starred for Occidental with 1 51.1 880. Other top marks included Lloyd LaBeach American record 21 seconds for 220 yards and ties in pole vault.
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Jim Newcomb
University of Southern California
Newcomb
Memorial Coliseum
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Twomey
Jess Hill
Hill
Coliseum
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Southern California
Louie Zamperini
Parker
Lloyd LaBeach
Bob Boyd
Loyola
Walt Jensen
Bobby Smith
San Diego State
Cowboy Quiz prompts readers to ID sports photo
Three contestants Joe Romax Clare Wheaton and W T Davis answered a quiz yesterday naming Del Baker as the pictured baseball figure. New quiz format drops time of mail and predicts no score. Prize two free Cowboy baseball passes.
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Clare Wheaton
W. T. Davis
del Baker
Tucson Cowboys
Cornelius Warmerdam
Texas and Southern Association scores roll wide
Beaumont beat Dallas 6 to 2 and Fort Worth topped Shreveport 10 to 1. Tulsa shutout Houston 8 to 0 while San Antonio won 7 to 6 over Oklahoma City. Nashville led New Orleans 8 to 5 in the Southern Association with Birmingham 3 Memphis 3 0. Chattanooga 5 Mobile 4 and Atlanta 9 Little Rock 4. Springfield dominated Buffalo 9 to 1 in the International League with Jet game 7 innings Buffalo 1-3.
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Denemark Farm Barn Fire Kills Watchman and 18 Horses
A lightning sparked blaze at the Emil Denemark farm near Hi Denemark destroyed a 320 foot long wooden barn housing 18 horses including Futurity winner Curtice. Watchman John Cooney and fellow guard Frank Nemecek perished. 200 tons of hay fed the inferno as horses and ponies burned amid severe heat and smoke. Denemark values losses at $700,000 and most horses were at Washington Park for Lincoln Fields racing meet.
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Tre Vit
Silver Pony
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San Diego Tops Stars to Move Near West Standings
San Diego moved back into second place in the Pacific Coast League, two games behind Hollywood, after routing the Stars 11 to 5. The Padres battered three Hollywood pitchers while limiting the Stars to five runs on the road.
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Diamond States Tomorrow's Baseball Schedule
Tomorrow's games include Tucson Raiders against Tucson Cow Beya Juniora at Sante Rosa park at 10 am. Riverside Cardinals vs Sundtfield, Portier's Mathers vs Westside Tavern at 12 30 pm. Ganta Rose Indians meet Economy Printers at Sante Rose pare, Tucson Tietope vs Latin American Hornets at Oury 2 pm.
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