Borowy falters again as Cubs bow to Phils
The 1946 National League recap shows Hank Borowy failing to close out a win for the Cubs as Philadelphia edges Chicago 9 to 8 after seven no-hit innings. Other results include Brooklyn slipping to a 3–2 loss to the Cardinals, Nate Andrews’ three-run double fueling a Reds win, and Bill Butland leading Boston to an 11th straight victory.
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Hank Borowy
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Russ Meers
Frank Mec
Bob Adams
Nate Andrews
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Giants
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Bob Nailley
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Pirates
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Dick Cueller
Tommy Holmes
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Bill Butland
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Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Bill Dietrich
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Athletics
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Joe Grace
Browns
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Sam Zoldak
Roger Wolff
Louis Plans To Hit Peak Monday
POMPTON LAKES NEW JERSEY June 11 Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis, four pounds over the planned defense weight, will box six rounds today and each day through next Monday to reach peak for the June 19 bout with Billy Conn. He says his weight is about 214, fighting at 210, and his total rounds will rise to 143. He took yesterday off but is satisfied with his training and condition.
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N. J
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Billy Conn
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Barron Wins Philadelphia Colt Tournament Playoff
Herman Barron of White Plains New York won $2 500 in the Philadelphia Inquirer colt tournament yesterday by edging Lew Worsham of Bethesda Maryland by three strokes in a one hole playoff Barron posted a par 70 and Worsham 73
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Old Pueblo Motorcycle Club Hosts First Meet in Tucson
The Old Pueblo Motorcycle club holds its debut meet at the Tucson rodeo grounds this Sunday with time trials at 2 30 p m. Short track racing and stunt riding are scheduled and contestants are expected from nearby states.
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Standings and results from semipro leagues and majors
Semipro standings show mutual life league games none this week with Latin Americans Aztecas and Legion teams tied at 3 3 New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis and Brooklyn posted varied results Detroit and New York beat Boston and Cleveland St Louis defeated Washington and Chicago with several close scores in national league results Boston edged Pittsburgh Cincinnati beat New York Philadelphia swept Chicago St Louis Brooklyn and others posted results International League lists Montreal Jersey City Rochester Newark Toronto Syracuse Buffalo Baltimore American Association reports Louisville Kansas City Milwaukee and St Paul vs Minneapolis rained out Southern Association scores Little Rock Atlanta Nashville New Orleans Memphis Birmingham Mobile Chattanooga Texas League Shreveport Ft Worth Beaumont Dallas Oklahoma City Houston Tulsa and San Antonio had scheduled or rained out games.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Shreveport
Ft. Worth
Beaumont
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Houston
Tulsa
San Antonio
Ortiz Defends Bantam Crown In San Francisco Fight
Manuel Ortiz of El Centro California retained his NBA world bantamweight title with a 11th round knockout of Jackie Jurich before 8000 fans at San Francisco. Ortiz improved to 15 consecutive title defenses as Jurich, a former U S flyweight champion, was knocked down multiple times before the stoppage.
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Manuel Ortiz
el Centro
Calif
Farmer
Jackie Jurich
Ortiz
San Francisco Bay Area
Jurich
U.S
San Jose
Jurich Jurich
Toby Irwin
Desert Mule Data Being Collected
Phoenix report notes a survey by Theodore Bud Knipp e Tucson for the state game and fish department to decide if a desert mule deer hunting season will be opened. Habitat limits and declining numbers prompt a wait on action while surveys extend to wild turkey elk antelope and quail conditions with July 15 field work planned.
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Arizona
Theodore
Bud) Knipe
Tucson
Federal Aid Division
State Game and Fish Department
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Tom Kimball
Danny McShain To Wrestle Zaharias
Danny McShain the colorful Hollywood grappler will meet Chris Zaharias the Colorado blockbust er in the main event of the weekly 40 and 8 armory wrestling card tonight. Zaharias draws crowds with his unorthodox style while McShain is a top-tier opponent weighing 190 versus 208. In the semifinal Jesse James of Houston faces Ed Payson of Lincoln followed by an opener pitting Carlos Ortiz of Tampico against Tony Morrell the Italian champion at 8 30 p.m.
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Hollywood
Jack Johnson Dies In Crash in Raleigh
RALEIGH North Carolina June 11 Jack Johnson the first Negro world heavyweight champion died after a car crash near Franklinton on his way to New York at age 68 The ex champion died from internal injuries and shock Johnsons wife Irene Johnson arranged for his body to be sent to Chicago Fred L Scott a Negro companion endured minor injuries Johnson began his career in 1899 and ended in 1928 He defeated Tommy Burns to win the title in 1908 and lost it to Jess Willard in 1915 The famous Reno defense against Jim Jeffries in 1910 marked the era and controversy over the Benn Willard bout persisted
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Irene Johnson
Chicago
Tommy Burns
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Australia
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Havana
Cuba
Galveston
Tex
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Jim Jeffries
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Nev
Tex Rickard
Willard
Arizona Cowboy Wins Two Events
Carl Arnold of Buckeye Arizona won his second victory in two days at Clovis New Mexico in steer roping and tying. He roped and tied six steers in 1718 seconds earning the $1,000 per steer prize. Arnold also posted the fastest single steer time 20.8 seconds and previously defeated Bob Crosby in a 12 steer roping contest before about 12 000 fans.
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Radio Dial Tonight Schedule at larger market
A dense listing of radio programs for tonight and tomorrow across stations KTUC KVOA and related outlets. It shows 6:30 PM Fibby Mellee to 12:00 AM Newsroom summaries and music segments, with many shows from The Shadow to The Lone Ranger and local news updates.
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He Dunninger
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Molly
Bob Hope
Night Life
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Crossroads
AES
Philip Morris
Judy Inner
Judy Inner Sanctum 10:00—Music Pro and Don Glen Hardy
Kvoa Newsroom
KVOA
Harry Clark
Howard Pine
Dick Hall
Fred Waring
Texas Rangers
David Harum
Jenny
Smitheople
Helen
Magazie
Our
Gal
ABS
Eaten of America
Jos W. Stack
ABS Newsroom
Stell
Dallas
Tet
Lorenah Jones
Velyantera
Widder
ePortia
Tycson
Mrs. Burton
Aunt Mary Skyline Roof
Paul Obert Trout
Chisholm
Mayer and Hirschberg Duel for Leading Owner at Hollywood
At Hollywood park in Inglewood California on June 11 Louis B Mayer owner of Honey Moon and Abe Hirschberg owner of Occupy raced neck and neck for leading owner as six wins each earned Mayer 48910 dollars and Hirschberg 4375 dollars Whitney ran third with four wins and 38340 dollars
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U.P
Louis B. Mayer
Honeymoon
Abe Hirschberg
Occupy
Hollywood Park
Mayer
Hirschberg
C. V. Whitney
Elks and Cardinals Win City Softball Games
The Elks defeated Baum and Adamson 13-7 while the Santa Rosa Cardinals routed the Southside Beavers 11-1 on the 22nd street diamond. Sahuaro Hi-Y faces Oury park Cats and Arizona Neon Studio meets Les Beaus tonight.
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ELKS
Baum
Adamson
Santa Rosa Cardinals
Beavers
22Nd Street
Sahuaro Hi-Y
Oury Park
Tigers to Practice at Oury Park Tomorrow
The Southside Tigers will practice at 5 30 p m tomorrow at Oury Park, according to manager Manny Garcia.
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Southside Tigers
Oury Park
Manny Garcia
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