Latman shines after Indians trade for Herb Score
Barry Latman, a Los Angeles native, emerged as Cleveland's reliable reliever after being acquired for Herb Score. In 17 appearances he owns a 5-0 record and 2.20 ERA, delivering a 4 2/3 inning one hit shutout to beat Detroit 5-4 and widen the AL lead to 14 games.
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Phillips Trips Tigers For Indians Lead
Cleveland beat Detroit 5 4 to extend its lead over the second place Tigers to a game and a half. Bubba Phillips hit a ninth inning homer off Paul Foytack after Willie Kirkland homered earlier and Barry Latman allowed a late-inning rally. Jimmie Dykes praised Phillips as the relaxed, steady catalyst amid a tense race.
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Lenoir and Skogstad Vie For Berth In Tennis Final
In Montgomery the Blue Gray Tennis Tournament semis set with Bill Lenoir of Tucson facing John Skogstad of Los Angeles for a final berth after Lenoir beat John Hammill of South Africa 6-0 6-2 and Skogstad upset second seed Jerry Moss 6-3 6-4.
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Tucson Jalopy King Joins Race Night in 1951 Standings
Bill Cheesbourg, famed Tucson jalopy racer, returns to action to defend his point lead in the 1951 jalopy standings. The note recalls earlier race fever and the season’s tight battles among local drivers in a nostalgic July evening context.
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Wildcats Seek NCAA Bid After Kansas State and Hawkeye Opens
University of Arizona tennis players George Stoesser and Pete Barizon prep for the NCAA championships by competing in the Kansas State Open in Winfield Kansas and the Hawkeye Open in Des Moines Iowa. They lead the Wildcats to a 14 5 1 season and Border Conference title with Stoesser losing only three dual matches and pairing with Barizon to win the BC doubles crown.
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City Swimmers Head For Tempe
Teams from Central YMCA and Tucson Country Club travel to Arizona State University for the Arizona Relays opening the state swimming season. Central Y, last year’s state men’s champions, will enter in nearly all age brackets.
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Top Legion Teams Open Season In Southern District
Post 7 and Sorong Center top the Southern District American Legion baseball preseason favorites meet tonight at Hi Corbett Field as the second game of a double header follows an opener pitting Tucson Gas Electric against Post 49. Solong fields Tony Yurtralde against Rincon’s Post 7 as expected.
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Ernie Wall
Larry Dent
Francis Klensin
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Hayden
Ajo
Baseball Scoreboard With Various Results And Schedules
Yesterday results include Cleveland 5 Detroit 4 and New York 8 Kansas City 4. Washington 1-10 Chicago 0-9. Boston 1 dolar, Los Angeles 3-5. Multiple games listed with today and tomorrow’s schedules across American and Pacific leagues.
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Tacoma Coors
San Diego
Vancouver
Spokane
Hawaii
Salt Lake Ie
U Jae
Tacoma
Portiang
Salt Lake City
George Bamberger
Gaylord Perry
Salt Lake
Jim Weaver
Dick Hughes
Nilight
Seattie
Erv Palica
Dick Lines
Jersey City
Syracuse
Omer
Indianapolis
Denver
Lewisville
Dallas-Fort Worth
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Arizona Wildcats Shine Behind Dallas Long in So Pac AAu Meet
University of Arizona star Dallas Long, a USC junior, set a national collegiate shot put record with a 64-7 throw at the Southern Pacific AAU Meet. Arizona placed second to fourth in several events as teammates Harry Lucky Jack Hudson and Larry Dunn posted strong times, while prep sprinters led the 200 meters.
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Diamond Pin Lanes Construction Start Slated Next Week
Construction on Diamond Pin Lanes 21st Street at Kolb Road will begin Tuesday with roof beams going in. Simultaneous work starts on a 28-lane addition to Cactus Bowl as Wes Becker says city permits are finally cleared. The El Tanque Lanes project also under construction. bowlers anticipate a busy summer with top league play and high scores across Cactus and Lucky Strike houses.
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Updegraff and Dolan Lead Sunnehanna Amateur
Dr Ed Updegraff of Tucson and James H Dolan of Leicester Mass share a slim one stroke lead after the opening round of the Sunnehanna Tournament of Amateur Golf Champions. Both carded three under par 67s on the rain soaked 70 stroke Sunnehanna course with Updegraff 34-33 and Dolan 35-32.
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USC Texas Collide Tonight In Omaha Series
USC and Texas, both with two national titles, meet in Omaha to start the 15th NCAA baseball tournament. Colorado State faces Syracuse in the same program as Boston College and Western Michigan open the eve. Oklahoma State beat Duke 3-2 yesterday and joins the upper bracket with tomorrow’s second-round games.
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Jaycee Junior Golf Tourney Goes Toward State Berths
About 100 youths start the 16th annual Tucson Jaycee golf event at El Rio CC to qualify for the Arizona state tourney July 17 18 with four low scorers earning trips to the national event in Denver. Open to ages 9 to 16 with no entry fee.
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City Rec League Scores and Jewish Center Summer Basketball Plan
Last night results from City and County Recreational summer programs list teams and scores across venues Esteban Park Corbet y Field and others. The Tucson Jewish Community Center plans a citywide high school age and men's basketball league starting late June with Wednesday and Thursday games and a small team entry fee. contact Woody Cohen for details.
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NAIA tournament chases titles as East Carolina leads
Undefeated East Carolina can clinch the NAIA Baseball Tournament with a win over Sacramento State in the finals at Sioux City Iowa. If Sac State wins a deciding game follows. Pan American College edges toward NAIA tennis crown in Kansas City. Arnold Palmer begins defense of his title in the U S Open at Birmingham Michigan with Deane Beman and Jack Fleck as early rounds rivals.
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