Red Sox Lose Second In Row As Pennant Race Tightens
The Boston Red Sox dropped their second straight, 9-5 to Chicago, slipping further in the AL pennant chase as New York and Detroit won. Brooklyn, Chicago, and Philadelphia also won, with Sain, Cronin, and Harris among notable performers in a busy baseball night.
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Joe Reichler
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Ox
Red Sox
Boston
Chicago White Sox
New York
Detroit
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Sam Harris
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
US Women Retain Wightman Cup at Wimbledon
Louise Brough beat Joan Curry 8 6 6 3 to push the United States to a 4 0 lead over Britain in the first postwar Wightman Cup renewal. Margaret Osborne then defeated Jean Bostock 6 1 6 4 to stretch the margin to 5 0 and seal victory as remaining matches became exhibitions.
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Wimbledon
Eng
U.P
United States
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Joan Curry
Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
Jean Bostock
Britain
Miss Brough
Miss Curry
State Game and Fish switches licenses to fiscal year
PHOENIX June 15 State Game and Fish Director H L Reid announced that starting this year all hunting and fishing licenses will run from July 1 to June 30. Fees stay the same as before except half year licenses issued last January. Deer and turkey hunters must obtain permits costing 1 and 50 cents respectively.
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Phoenix
Ariz
H. L. Reid
Athletes Triumph in City League Softball Duel
The Ouly park Athletes edged the Southside Beavers 19 to 18 in a high scoring City league softball game. Moore's Paints defeated the Santa Rosa Cardinals 19 to 11 in the other league contest. A note recalls last year’s trade where the Brooklyn Dodgers sent Ben Chapman to the Phillies for Johnny Pepa cock.
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Ouly Park
Southside Beavers
Moore's Paints
Santa Rosa Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ben Chapman
Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny Peacock
Standings and results from semi pro and major leagues
Standings show Mutual Life and Latin-Americans at or near .500 with Aztecas and others around. Yesterday’s results include losses and postponed games in American and International leagues. rain affected several matchups and games were moved to later dates.
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Mutual Life
Aztecas
atin-Americans
Legion
National League
Ceahscassotacse Nappe
Louis
New Vest
Rooklyn
Philadelphia
Incinnati
Boston
Vgetecheys
New West St
Texas League Scores Highlight San Antonio Victory Over Worth
In a Texas League game, San Antonio defeated Worth 10 to 3 while Oklahoma City posted a 4 to 0 result. The report notes the matchups were settled by agreement to allow time for teams to catch up, with Beaumont appearing in the context.
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San Antonio
Worth
Oklahoma City
Anooreport
Beaumont
Legion Defeats Long Beach 1-0 in pitching duel
In Anaheim on June 15 Morgan Jacome of Tucson pitched seven strikeouts with Strobel of Long Beach fanning 16. Tucson post won 1 to 0 as Jacome scored the lone run on a fielder’s choice and muffed play by Shortstop Turner. The two clubs meet again for afternoon and tomorrow games at Long Beach.
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Calif
Morgan McDermot
American Legion Post
Tucson
Ariz
Peterson Post
Long Beach
Strobel
Jacome
Carey
Turner
Bailey
Berberet
Joe Louis Quiet Camp Prepares for Conn Title Fight
Joe Louis rests after 25 hours of sparring at his New Jersey camp as he plans three final sessions for next Wednesday’s Yankee Stadium defense. He praises his sparring partners and says he feels in peak condition. Broadway bettors favor Billy Conn, shifting odds with Louis a heavy underdog in several knockout and decision scenarios.
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N. J
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Joe
Billy Conn
George Washington
Jackie Robinson
Montreal Royals
Jackie
Fellows
Robinson
CONN
New York
Pittsburgh
Louis
High School Field Gets Face Lifted
Seeding of the high school athletic field, ploughed and resodded, is expected to start next week, per assistant principal Andy Tolson. The field, in constant use for outdoor physical education and team practices, last saw reseeding six years ago. Work costs about $7,000 and aims to improve drainage with a Bermuda grass base of top soil, fertilizer, and sand. Fall football practice begins September 2.
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Andy Tolson
Tolson
Wildcats Plan Xmas Midwestern Tour
The University of Arizona basketball team will tour the Midwest and Southwest during Christmas vacation, playing five games. The only definite date is December 28 against Miami University in Cincinnati. A prior Madison Square Garden trip was canceled by the faculty athletic committee to protect academic time.
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University of Arizona
Midwest
A. L. Slonaker
Miami University
Cincinnati
Wildcats
Madison Square Garden
Nelson Leads Open Golf After 45 Holes
Byron Nelson shot 34 on the front nine and held a 176 total at the United States Open after 45 holes at Canterbury. Vic Ghezzi and Ben Hogan were tied for second at 140 after 36, but Ghezzi slipped to 179 after a 39 on holes 7 and 8. Pat Circelli did not start, reducing the field to 63.
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Cleveland
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Vic Ghezzi
Ben Hogan
Canterbury Golf Club
Ghezzi
Pat Circelli
White Plains
N. Y
Latins To Face Phoenix Team In City Semipro Clash
Mike Simons' Latin-American club meets the Phoenix Thunderbirds at Randolph Park at 8 15 p m tomorrow. Lefty Salazar tops the Thunderbirds, while Simons may start Kellner or Carrillo. Azteca Warriors, Cananea clash Monday. Kellner to work Mesa tourney.
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Mike Simons
Phoenix Thunderbirds
Randolph Park
Lefty Salazar
Thunderbirds
Simon
Alex Kellner
Diego Carrillo
Fred Moreno
Azteca Warriors
Cananea
Kellner
Portsider
Florencio Alvarez
Bushmasters
Gil Arce
Latins
Joe Trujillo
Tucson High
Pete Charonhas
Carlos Carrillo
Ralph DuPont
Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Religious Programs
A readable OCR fragment lists station identifiers and programs from 4:58 to 11:30 including KVOA LA Mexicana News of the World Buenos Nuevas E Powers Power Biggs choir practice Voice of Prophecy Warren Sweeny Lutheran Hour Over Jordan Saludos Commander Scott Moments of Devotion Song Serenade and First Baptist Church with named figures such as Joe Hubbard John Charles Thomas and dated times across the evening lineup.
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KVOA
E. Powers Biggs
Power Biggs
Oice
Joe Hubbard
Warren Sweeny
Jordan
Scott Oeews
Radio Schedule Highlights for Sunday Afternoon Event
Sunday afternoon listings include Old Vic Players World War Man's Family and Famous Radio Players. Programs run from 12:00 to 6:20 with Summer Electric Hour, Frank Morgan, Gene Autry, Cass Daley, Those Websters, Alec Templeton, Amazing Mrs Dan, and Ned Calmer. News follows.
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Frank Morgan
Gene Autry
Cass Daley
Websters
Alec Templeton
Dan
Allen
Ned Calmer
Evening Radio Schedule with Talks and Shows
A crowded broadcast slate lists KVOA and KTUC programs from early evening through midnight. Segments include The Line, Sparring with pundits, News Hour, and musical showcases such as Surprises Theatre and Blondie Standard Hour. The schedule mentions Corliss Archer, Jan Savitt, Rex Miller, Santa Rita Serenade, and Ave Maria Hour among others in a local radio listings format.
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Manhattan
KVOA
Corliss Archer
KTU
Jan Savitt
Blondie
Lmerica
KTUC
Nts
KYOA
Wincher i Hardy
Rex Miller
Santa Rita
Richfield
Johnnie Beringer Ore
Val
Ave Maria
Kvoa Goodnight
Cananea to Open Three Game Series With Nogales
Cananea Miners, fresh off dropping to second division in the Sonora State league, meet Nogales Internationals in a three game set at Nogales. Manny Acuna will face Ernie Faccio in the opener while Titon Valenzuela and Beta Valenzuela start Sunday’s games. Carbo circled the Miners thrice last week.
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Nogales
SON
Mex
Cananea
Miners
Carbo
Sonora
Tucson
Manny Acuna
Ernie Faccio
Titon
Recreation Loop Gears Up for Week Three Baseball
City Recreation League schedules two early A games at 10 a.m. Raiders meet Southern Arizona Tigers at Eaglefield and Oury Tigers face Howard and Stofft at Oury park. An A game Unit Laundry versus Marana is set for 3 p.m. at Marana High School with four B games at 3 p.m. including Jackrabbits v South Tucsop Cubs, Junior Raiders v Oury Cubs, Ochoa Hawks v Ochoa All-Stars, and Blue Jackets v Santa Rosa Wildcats at Riverside field.
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Recreation Loop
Raiders
Southern Arizona Tigers
Eaglefield
Oury Tigers
Howard
Stofft
Oury Park
Unit Laundry
Marana
Marana High School
Jackrabbits
South Tucsop Cubs
Junior Raiders
Oury Cubs
Ochoa Hawks
Ochoa
City league softball schedule for 22nd Street diamond
Next week key games set at 22nd Street diamond with 6:45 and 8:30 p m starts. Tuesday features Max DeMolay against Chargers Neon Studio vs Senior Hi Y while Wednesday includes Les Beans vs Greenwald plus 8 30 pm game. Thursday lists Jellymakers vs Beavers Oury Cats vs Chargers and Friday Moore Paints vs Chargers DeMolay vs Oury Cats.
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Max
DeMolay
Chargers
Neon Studio
Hi-Y
Falcons
Sahuaro Hi-Y
Cowboys
Les Beans
Greenwald
Jellymakers
Beavers
Oury Cats
Moore Paints
22Nd Street Diamond
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