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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1957

Page

27

Climbing Pokes Rally for Two Wins Over Mexicali

In the Arizona Mexico League, Don Jameson's Tucson Cowboys beat Mexicali 20 to 15 after a 7 2 pitching gem, with 18 hits including a Baylis two-run homer and Hacker three-run shot. Israel Ferrer earned the win. Mexicali starter Andrade hampered by an ankle issue. Nick Ward slated for the series clincher.

Mexicali Don Jameson Tucson Cowboys Cowboys Eagles Douglas Hank Baylis Hal Hacker Israel Ferrer Tucson Candido Andrade Andrade Husky Stan Patchell Patchell A-M Jameson Neil Ward Denver University Mexicali Crew Las Vegas Phoenix Stars Cananea Phoenix Wranglers Currie R—Dunn Radcliffe Hacker Tyler Marti Gaylis Chouka Bullock Johnson Schuler Bardon Magallon Jimmer Coretta Wilson Marietta E—Radcliffe Corella RBI Dunn Baylie Choukalos Ferrer Barden Jiminez J. Wilson Ha—Hacker Baylis A. Wilson Mexical Randrade Verlardi Castro

Arizona Game Commission Approves 26500 Any Deer Permits

The Arizona Game and Fish Commission authorized 26 500 any deer permits and opened most of northern Arizona to bowmen in a pre season hunt. They set regular seasons for zones 1 2 and 3 and defined antelope and turkey seasons. A new San Pedro River Valley deer hunt area was created including part of Cochise County. The commission also announced elk permits and multiple regional hunts with dates and quotas across Bill Williams Mingus Mountain and Apache Forest areas. Bow season expands in Zone 1 from Oct 12 27 with a $3 bow permit plus regular license.

Phoenix State Game and Fish Commission Arizona San Pedro River Cochise County Ft. Apache Indian Reservation North Kaibab National Forest Bill Williams Mingus Mountain Prescott Forest Iron Springs Skull Valley Road Simmons-Power Line Seligman Road Moqui Roger Lake Kendrick Mountain West Coconino East Coconino Apache Forest Maverick-Ps Ranch Beaverhead Road U. S. Highway Sitgreaves Forest Whitlock Peloncillo Safford West San Pedro Kofa Baboquivari Tucson Mountain Commission Tucson Mountains

Clarkson Signs With Cubs Portends Portland Swing

University of Arizona outfielder Tommy Clarkson announced from his San Diego home that he signed with the Chicago Cubs to join Craig Sorenson in the Chicago farm system. He earned a $4000 bonus and will report to Portland in the Pacific Coast League. Clarkson praised the Cubs rebuilding path and coaching ahead of a rapid rise if he proves himself.

Chicago Cubs University of Arizona Tommy Clarkson San Diego Craig Sorenson Cago Roy Johnson Sorenson Tucson Clarkson National Collegiate Athletic Assn Portland Cubs

Palmer predicts Doug Ford to win National Open

Arnold Palmer, 27, Latrobe, Pa., says Doug Ford will win the National Open at Toledo Inverness after Ford beat Palmer in a Rubber City Open playoff with two birdie chip-ins. Palmer noted Ford’s length, precision, and improving scores 70 69 68 65 as key factors.

Akron Ohio Arnold Palmer Doug Ford Toledo Inverness Palmer Latrobe Ford Mahopac N. Y Doug Toledo Inverness

Arnold Wins Jalopy Race at Tucson Speedway

Hank Arnold snags the 30 lap main event as 1,200 fans watch nine races. Rex Collier wins the stock main after a dramatic collision near the grandstand. Jackie Warner takes the powder puff derby third consecutive time.

Tucson Speedway Hank Arnold Arnold Johnny Steed Ft. Huachuca Rex Collier Red Turner Dick Moeller Jackie Warner Dick Knepper Bob Marcum Marilyn Smith Becky Farris Jimmy Hicks Ralph Stubbs Mickey Ballentine Stock Main Bob Warner George Koch Johhnny Anderson

Digger O'Dell Emerges as Orioles Star, Tops White Sox

Baltimore pitcher Billy O'Dell, 24, blanked Chicago 6 5 in the second game of a doubleheader after Orioles routed the Sox 7 5 earlier. Veteran Harry Brecheen praises the rookie, predicting a future as one of the league's best with a developing changeup. Orioles manager Paul Richards notes O'Dell still has to learn more while praising his heart and control.

Chicago Harry the Cat) Brecheen St. Louis Cardinal Chicago White Sox Billy Digger) O'Dell Baltimore O'Dell Sox Orioles New York Yankees Brecheen Boston Red Sox Cardinals Paul Richards Washington White Sox

Updegraff Ties For Third At Sunnehanna Amateur

Dr. Ed Updegraff of Tucson and Phil Rodgers of Houston finished tied for third at Sunnehanna after posting four over par 284s. Joe Campbell of Knoxville defeated Bobby Pratt of Seattle in a sudden death playoff to win the championship.

Johnstown Ed Updegraff Tucson Phil Rodgers Houston Tex Sunnehanna Joe Campbell Knoxville Tenn Bobby Pratt Seattle Wash Campbell Updegraff

Redlegs Regain NL Lead In Turbulent Sunday Action

Don Hoak homered in both ends of a Cincinnati doubleheader to lift the Redlegs 3-1 and 3-0 over Brooklyn and reclaim the National League lead by a game and a half. Orioles defeated White Sox twice as Chicago’s lead shrank, while Yankees beat Tigers amid a fracas. Cardinals swept Giants 2-1 and 10-7 as Milwaukee and Chicago split with Pirates and Phillies. Red Sox swept Athletics. Indians split with Senators. injuries marred Sox loss.

United Press Don Hoak Cincinnati Redlegs Brooklyn Orioles White Sox Detroit Yankees Tigers Babe Herman New York Cardinals Giants Milwaukee Pittsburgh Pirates Cubs Phillies Red Sox Athletics Cleveland Washington Indians Senators Hoak Don Drysdale George Crowe Ed Roebuck Brooks Lawrence Hal Jeffcoat Billy O'Dell Chicago George Kell Dick Donovan Francona Hank Bauer Bill Skowron Ray Boone Yankee Tom Sturdivant Boone Sturdivant Bob Grim

Leyva Puts String On Line At SC

The Tucson Boys Club hosts bi weekly boxing at Tucson Sports Center featuring top club juniors. Johnie Leyva seeks another win vs Jimmie Moreno while Carlos Meyers faces Jimmie Carroll. Other bouts include Coronado vs Montano and Hudkins vs Hercogz. Two doctors will attend under AAU rules.

Leyva Tucson Bela Hercogz Johnny Hudkins Bela Johnie Berrada Joe Camacho Louis Saltero Paul Salas Louis Caresco Don Mace Alex Ballesteros Amateur Athletic Union

Score Hopes For Eve Run for Herb Score Return

Indian pitcher Herb Score returned to Cleveland for another eye examination after a May 7 line drive injury. He spoke on CBS Toast of the Town about a tentative date with Dr. Charles J. Thomas and said he would rejoin the Indians if approved, though doubt lingers on recovery progress.

Baltimore Herb Score Cleveland Score CBS Charles J. Thomas Indians Thomas

Unbeaten Cal and Lions Face Off In World Series Clash

California and Penn State, both undefeated, square off in a third round NCAA College World Series game in Tucson. Cal defeated Iowa State 8-2 with George Sterling stellar on the mound and a 2-run spark from a double and single. Penn State beat Texas 4-1 as Cal Emery allowed three hits and contributed a run-producing double. Notre Dame crushed Colorado State 23-2, the tournament's highest single-game total in eight years.

Omaha California Penn State Connecticut Iowa State Notre Dame Texas Tucson Golden Bears

National League and American League baseball scores and standings

Scores from all leagues are listed with results from Saturday and yesterday. Key games include Cincinnati beating Chicago and St Louis sweeping New York in the National League while Chicago, Cleveland and Detroit posted wins in the American League. Arizona-Mexico League results show Phoenix, Mexicali and Tucson games with tonight’s schedule listed.

L Pet Cincinnati Brooklyn New Philadelphia Milwaukee Core St. Lovie New York Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia St. Lowis Klgn Phelphia Milwaukee Jersey City Newcombe St. Lowie Cleveland Detroit Boston Baltimore Kansas City Washington Turley Lary Nixon Kellmer Cananea Tucson Mexicali Phoenix Douglas

Play Opens Today for Little Leagues Season Start

The city kickoffs a 42-team Little League schedule with 12 games per team. Regular season at Campbell Field Himmel Park and Randolph Park starts at 5 p.m. Tournament runs July 29 to August 4 with 42 tourney games and night play on the final four days at Campbell Field.

Campbell Field Himmel Park Randolph Park

Women and Men Compete in National Golf Day Tucson

In a Saturday National Golf Day event in Tucson, 19 men led by Keith Pilger beat National Open champ Cary Middlecoff with a 62 net on Inverness links. Women struggled as Kathy Cornelius shot 73 at Churchill Valley Pittsburgh, with Ruth Long and Ruth Waldman at 73 locally.

Keith Pilger Randolph Tucson Pilger Middlecoff Inverness Club Toledo Kathy Cornelius Churchill Valley Pittsburgh Ruth Long Ruth Waldman Tommy Finke Tucson Country Club el Rio Country Kieth Pilger William Vaughn Luther Hyman Bill Smith Jack Taylor Dick Rykken Ned Joe Gardner John Crable William Griffith Ken Nehring Bob Riorden

Tucson Cowboys Win Money at Farmington Rodeo

Tucson held 12,000 fans over three days in Farmington New Mexico from June seven to nine where SIG OBRIEN Mel Potter Mickey McCarty Vernon Schwab and Walt Mason represented Tucson. Potter won 239.73 in calf roping with 47.5 seconds for three calves. McCarty earned 208.50 for bareback dronc. Schwab posted 10.5 and 7.0 for steer wrestling and placed third in saddle bronc for 113.47. Mason took third in bull riding and fourth in bareback for 224.50. Arizona leads the 1957 team roping standings with top ten spots.

Mel Potter Mickey McCarty Vernon Schwab Walt Mason Tucson Farmington, New Mexico Potter University of Arizona McCarty Schwab Mason Arizona Cowboys

Cheesbourg Wins $543 in Rex Mays 100 Mile Race

Milwaukee report shows Bill Cheesbourg of Tucson finished 11th in the Rex Mays 100 mile national championship at Wisconsin State Fair Park. He started 15th, moved to 9th by lap 40, and finished after 98 miles as the field ended amid smoking engine issues. Rodger Ward won with 97.78 mph average. Two Phoenix drivers, Jimmy Bryan and Art Bisch, collided but escaped injury.

Milwaukee Bill Cheesbourg Tucson Rex Mays Wisconsin State Fair Park Cheesbourg Fred Gerhardt Rodger Ward Los Angeles Phoenix Jimmy Bryan Art Bisch

Boxing and pro wrestling on Tucson schedule

Tonight at 8 Boxers from Tucson Boys' Club fight at Tucson Sports Center. Tomorrow at 8 30 P.M. pro wrestling also set at Tucson Sports Center with local bouts on the card.

Pro Wrestling Tucson Sports Center

Ramblers top Lionettes in Phoenix softball clash

PBSW Ramblers of Phoenix defeated the Orange California Lionettes 3 to 1 in a women’s softball game in Phoenix. The result avenged an earlier loss and highlighted a night of local sports action across multiple disciplines including track and field and swimming.

Pbsw Ramblers Phoenix Orange Calif Lionettes Casa Bakersfield George Mattos Santa Clara Jim Brewer North Phoenix Joe Rose Arizona State College Tempe Wichita Swim Club Squaw Valley California Brooklyn Dodger Jackie Robinson Connecticut Alex Miteff Argentina Willi Besmanoff Germany St. Nicholas Arena Stan

Pueblo’s Haggin Stakes Field Shrinks at Hollywood Park

Rubin Jelks Old Pueblo failed to pass the entry box for Hollywood Park’s Haggin Stakes tomorrow. The 2 year old championship race drew seven, with El Bolero and Beau Madison among the still-contending contenders. The field includes Father John Lucky H. L. and Music Man Fox along with Chain Of Command and Royal Clipper.

Inglewood Calif Rubin Jelks Old Pueblo Hollywood Park J. R. Bailey Hollypark Beau Madison Les Madison Phoenix John J. , Williams Lucky H. L Music Man Fox Chain of Command Royal Clipper

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