Davis-Monthan Falls to Marana in 5-4 Thriller
In front of 1,400 fans at Randolph, Marana rallying from behind edged Davis-Monthan 5-4. Bobby Fontaine collected eight hits and sparked the Hosses with key hits as Clemenson struck out 13 for the Mustangs.
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Davis- Monthan
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Tommy Monroe
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Williams
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Thompson Paces Convair Keglers In Telegraphic Bowling
LaVerne Thompson led the Convair Commandos to 2219 pins in the telegraphic bowling match, with the Lib erators of Tucson posting 2015 pins. Scores were telegrammed to San Diego for national competition and final results were to be announced later in the week.
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Commandos
Convair Bowling Association
Tucson
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation
Liberators
Speedway Lanes
San Diego
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L. Thom Eee
Noescola
Obvadwewa
L. Sherwood
E. Baekner
G. Hollis
Wes Ae
D. McKenzie
M. Kk
Hathaway Wins Leg On Trophy In Center Fire Match
Howard Hathaway wins the Hathaway Owl trophy leg with 257 39 296 in a center fire national pistol meet by Pima Pistol Club. Maurice Miller places second with 245 50 295 as Tony Lerura tops the Dr Bernard L Wyatt trophy in the .45 Army event with 293 5 77 301 2.
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Howard Hathaway
Hathaway Owl
Maurice Miller
Tony Lerna
Bernard L. Wyatt
Army
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Miller
Ray Inskeep
Tony Lerura
John Epley
Joe Muffley
Sam Mansfeld
Lieut
N. G. Mitchell
S Sgt. Howard Graham
Cpl. G. Smith
Cpl
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E. Ahrens
R. B. Harmeson
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Mansfeld
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Mitchell
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Chambers
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Sgt. Hagood
Cadets Rout Estevan In 32 8 Sandlot Showdown
In a set of Sandlot league games yesterday the Cadets overwhelmed Estevan 32 to 8 marking the newest team’s strong debut. Swanson struck out 13 for the Junior Legion in a 17 to 5 win over Manhattan Athletes while Carillos beat Convair Raiders 13 to 5 and Oury Park Tigers defeated Dutch Mill Chargers 14 to 3.
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Manhattan
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Convair Raiders
Oury Park Tigers
Dutch Mill Chargers
Yankees Slipping But Don’t Count Them Out of Race
The world champion New York Yankees lost a doubleheader to Boston 2–1 and 4–1, extending an 11-loss in 13 stretch while other pennant races shift. St. Louis Cardinals widened lead with Cincinnati wins, Cubs blanked Pittsburgh, Browns beat Cleveland, and Giants swept Philadelphia in a 12 inning second game.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
Dizzy Trout
Detroit
Stubby Overmire
Rudy York
Sox
Browns
Gene Moore
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Indians
Mel Harder
Moore
Bob Muncrief
New York Giants
Phillies
Bobo Newsom
Lyman Harris
Joe Berry
Top seeds idle as National Clay Court meet opens in Detroit
Detroit June 12 top seeds Francisco Segura of Miami and Pauline Jetz of Los Angeles are idle as first round play starts at the National Clay Court tournament at the Detroit Tennis Club. Billy Talbert meets Edward Donovan while Doris Hart faces Joanne Dunn. Six other seeds compete as 46 men and 27 women from 11 states enter.
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Miami
Fla
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Los Angeles
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Billy Talbert
Indianapolis
Edward Donovan
Doris Hart
Miss Betz
Joanne Dunn
Des Moines
Rex Norris
Lansing
Mich
Jitterbug Rhumba and Tap Private Lessons
Private dance lessons offered at 1008 E 12th St PH 5589J for Jitterbug Rhumba and Tap dance styles. Instruction focuses on basic steps, rhythm, and timing for beginners and intermediate dancers.
Telecast Schedule Chronicle for Tuesday Afternoon
Radio lineup lists Portia airs at noon and Dr. omen in White at 12:15 followed by News Treasur at 12:45. Evening programs include Howdy Neighbor and Fulton Lewis Jr Review with additional時間 slots and host Bob Andersen.
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Life Saat
Omen
News Treasur
Southland
Leland
Entrekin
Howdy
Joseph Harsch
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bob Andersen
News World Amigos
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