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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1945

Page

6

Galento starts clean-living youth drive at Schenectady

Sport writer notes Tony Galento launches a campaign for teen-age discipline at the Dapper Dan in Schenectady. He argues boys should not enter saloons until their voices have changed. Also highlights Russ Christopher’s 10 wins for the Athletics and Danneker’s 30 stolen bases with a .316 average.

New York Tony Galento Aer Schenectady N. Y Galento Dave Boo) Ferriss Red Sox Beanpole Russ Christopher A’s Philadelphia Russ Hal Newhouser Detroit Tigers Brooklyn Ebbets Field Leo Durocher Leo Hal Gregg Frank Danneker Minneapolis Millers American Association Parke Carroll The Millers Danneker Louisville

Army Fighters to Battle at Local Armory

Jers from Davis Monthan and an Army airbase will fight on Tuesday June 26 at the local armory. The card is promoted by Tom Elliott of Steinfelds sports dept for the Cactus and Tucson DAV chapters to raise funds for a fighting ring. Proceeds aid future amateur bouts staged by local options. Tickets from DAV members or Steinfelds.

Jers Davis-Monthan Army Cactus Tucson DAV Tom Elliott Steinfeld Elliott Davis-Monthan Amphitheatre Sporting Goods

Convair Raiders Top Oury Tigers In Exhibition Game

The Convair Raiders defeated the Oury Park Tigers 10 to 6 in City Recreational class A play at Eaglefield. Pitchers Lujan Flores Lopez Soto and Olivas starred for the Raiders while Frank Acedo pitched the full game for the Tigers. The Raiders meet the Junior Legion tournament team at 5 p.m. Tuesday at the University of Arizona field.

Convair Raiders Oury ‘Park

Legion edged Marana 3 2 to tie for third place

Big Joe Tully four hits as Chuck Hollinger's Legion edged the Marana Hosses 3 2 to pull into a three way tie for third with the Hosses and Davis-Monthan Mustangs. Feay protested a second base call after Coffis was ruled out. umpires and neutral observers disagreed.

Big Joe Tully Chuck Hollinger Legion Lads Marana Hosses Hosses Davis-Monthan Mustangs Art Feay Marana Chili Francis Jim Coffis Bob Acosta Chet Vasey Ed Duncan Short Coffis Tully Francis Feay Chilli Gene Mauch Gene Mauch

Local clubs square off at Riverside Park tomorrow

The outfit will also see action at 2 30 p m tomorrow when it tackles Al Faccio's Alianza club at Riverside Park.

al Faccio Alianza Club Riverside Park

Beavers Sweep Rainiers. Oakland Umpire Incident Draws Crowd

Portland Beavers stretched Pacific Coast lead to 3 1/2 games by taking a doubleheader from Seattle 2-1 and 4-1. Oakland saw a near riot as Umpire Bill Engeln was attacked after a disputed call while Seals edged Oaks 11-10 in a rough game. Bud Beasley pitched a one hitter for Sacramento 8-1, and Los Angeles beat Hollywood 11-5 behind George Comellas.

Marvin Owen Portland Beavers Seattle Rainiers Oakland Sacramento Seals The Oaks Bud Beasley Solons San Diego Los Angeles Hollywood George Comellas Bill Engeln Chet Rosenlund Engin Ray Berry Beasley Tony Chiscola Beavers Rainiers Wander Moser Hal Turpin Ad Liska Alex Palica

Azteca Warriors Face Mustangs In Davis-Monthan Tilt

Pace-setting Azteca Warriors hold a half game edge on Espee-Convairs as they meet the Mustangs of Davis-Monthan field. The box score shows players Acosta Trimboli Mauch Hassey Fontaine Bailey Weinstein Edwards Lopez Vasey Jacobson Robison Tully among others, with Tully earning the mound win and Jacobson the start.

Legion Lowell Bailey Tromboli Jacobson Bernie Weinsetin Bailey Edwards Vasey Robinson Lloyd Freeman Tully Acosta Hosses Hobbs Field N. M Western Flying Training Command Bobby Fontaine Freeman Azteca Warriors Espee-Convairs Mustangs Davis-Monthan Field Ion Abhoa Trimboli Carey Mauch Hassey Fontaine Weinsteine Lopez Robison Man Tully Jacobson Freeman Jacob Freeman Igning Onitcher Ol & Pires William, Vorenn

Bumns and Pirates Ride Seven Straight to Lead Tie

In a packed slate Brooklyn Dodgers beat Boston 8 2 to grab first place as Pittsburgh swept St Louis 5 2. The Dodgers 7th straight win featured Goodwin Rosens three run eighth and Howie Schultzs double and Olmo homered. Pirates also won seventh straight behind Charley Barrett and Bob Elliott. Giants snapped a six game skid with a 7 5 win in New York. Hy Vandenberg spun a one hit Cubs 3 0 victory at Cincinnati to lift Chicago to fourth place. Dave Ferriss powered Red Sox to a 14 inning 6 5 win over Washington and a 9 0 season lead in wins. A’s rallied past New York in seventh for 5 3 win as DiMaggio and the Yanks loss continued. Allie Reynolds topped the Indians 5 2 at Cleveland while Detroit Chicago rainout.

New York Brooklyn Dodgers Boston Bucs Cardinals Howie Schultz Dodgers Luis Olmo Phil Masi Charley Workman Nick Strincevich Pittsburgh Charley Barrett Bob Elliott Pirate Phils Giants Leon Treadway Joe Medwick Hy Vandenberg Cubs Reds Cincinnati Claude Passeau al Libke Vandenberg Dave Ferriss Red Sox Senators Hank Borowy Yanks Philadelphia Ferriss Washington A’s Borowy Yankee Allie Reynolds Indians Browns Cleveland Lou Boudreau Detroit Chicago

Hathaway Tops Pima Pistol Grand Totals

Last year's pace setters shifted as Howard Hathaway moved from second to first in grand total scores led by 107. Joe Muffly rose to second passing Tony Lerua who stays third while Raymond Inskeep fell to fourth. Sgt. Howard Graham and Louis Zadro jump to seventh and eighth respectively with absences trimming other scorers.

Pima Pistol Club Grand Raymond Inskeep Howard Hathaway Hathaway Inskeep Joe Muffly Tony Lerna Sgt Howard Graham Louis Zadro Kenneth Brown Berkley Charvoz John Epley Bill Tabor Tony Lerua Maurice Miller Sam Mansfeld Wm. H. Tabor I. O. Litke H. J. Hopper

Hines Leading In Phila War Bond Tourney

Philadelphia June 16 Ed Furgol top amateur after 36 holes at 142 in the Philadelphia Inquirer $17,500 war bond invitation. Pro leader Chicago’s Jimmy Hines 133 with Byron Nelson 136 close behind. Furgol, 25, Detroit auto worker, learned golf without lessons and still scores well. Johnny Bulla 135 and Bruce Coltart 138 follow with Harold Jug McSpaden at 139.

Philadelphia Ed Furgol Chicago Jimmy Hines Byron Nelson Furgol Detroit Hines Johnny Bulla Eastern Airlines Nelson Bruce Coltart Absecon N. J Harold Jug) McSpaden

Robinson Knocks Out McDaniels in Second Round at MSG

Ray Sugar Robinson dominates welterweight Jimmy McDaniels of Los Angeles and stops him at 1 23 of the second round before 11 210 fans at Madison Square Garden. The victory sets up a title tilt with Freddie Cochrane and marks Robinsons first knockout in 66 pro bouts.

New York Ray “Sugar” Robinson Jimmy McDaniels Los Angeles Madison Square Garden Kaye Negro Robinson Freddie Cochrane King Robinson Rugged McDaniels Sugar Foot Bay Joe Louis Cmdr Benny Leonard Maritime Service McDaniels Leonard California Jimmy

Hoop Jr and Pavot Meet in Preakness Classic

Kentucky Derby winner Hoop Jr faces Pavot and seven others in the 55th Preakness at Pimlico. The $87,670 purse makes the winner the richest in the race, with Hoop Jr favored at 8 to 5 and Pavot at 5 to 2 as 1944 junior champion.

Baltimore U.P Hoop, Jr Walter Jeffords Pavot Pimlico Old Hilltop Pensive Hoop Jr Fred W. Hooper Jacksonville Fla Little Hoop al Snider Eddie Arcaro New York Withers Darby Dieppe Downs Sea Swallow Kentucky Alexis Georgie Iceman Mel Calvert Doge Johnny Gilbert Ken Scawthorn Adonis Fred Remerscheid San Francisco Charles S. Howard Bobanet Shelby Clark

Today’s Major League Baseball Schedule By AP

The Associated Press lists today’s MLB games in the American League and National League with nine matchups. Notable games include New York at Philadelphia and Detroit at Chicago. Tomorrow’s slate features doubleheaders across both leagues.

Associated Press American League New York Philadelphia Boston Washington Detroit Chicago Cleveland St. Louis National League Brooklyn St.Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati

Minor league scores across leagues on date

International League Syracuse 4 Buffalo 3 second game postponed Newark 3 Rochester 1 Montreal 15 Jersey City 4 Baltimore 11 Toronto 6 American Association Indianapolis 4 6 Kansas City 3 0 Columbus 9 Minneapolis 4 St Paul 3 Toledo 1 Louisville 5 Milwaukee 1 Southern Association Little Rock 11 16 Nashville 10 5 Chattanooga 9 Mobile 1 Birmingham 13 Memphis 8 Atlanta 4 New Orleans 3 Pacific Coast League Portland 2 4 Seattle 1 1 San Francisco 11 Oakland 10 Sacramento 8 San Diego . Los Angeles 11 Hollywood 5

Associated Press Syracuse Buffalo Newark Rochester Montreal Jersey City Baltimore Toronto Indianapolis Kansas City Columbus Minneapolis St. Paul Toledo Louisville Milwaukee Little Rock Nashville Chattanooga Mobile Birmingham Memphis Atlanta New Orleans Portland Seattle San Francisco Oakland Sacramento San Diego Los Angeles Hollywood

Australian Davis Cup team upset in European semi-finals

Ten years ago the Australian Davis Cup team lost to Germany 4 to 1 in the European semi finals.

Germany

William Wood wards Hyalla wins Oaks at Newmarket

A year ago Hyalla trained by William Wood won the Oaks Classic at Newmarket in England.

William Woodward Hyalla Newmarket England

Hi Y Edges Casey Softballers 2 1

The Hi Y edged the Knights of Columbus 2-1 in a City Softball league game on the 22nd street diamond. Walter Demkpo and Jim Greene allowed four hits each as Hi Y scored twice in the fifth on a bunt walk and a hit. Davis Monthan beat Rodeo Field Market 10-1 with Bill Bradley driving the only Rodeo Field hit.

Hi-Y Knights of Columbus 22Nd Street Walter Demkpo Caseys Jim Greene Bill Thomas Davis Monthan Rodeo Field Bill Bradley Casers Chargers Privateers Davis-Monthan

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Joe Tully Jack Cuddy Oury Tigers By Bill Lucas Frankie Estes Rogers Hollinger Dale Edwards Carl Lopez Paul Jacobson Roy Robinson Lee Carey Joe Trimboli Gene Aker United Press Bumns Pirates Annex Nats Yankees By Carl Lundquist San Gabriel Village Stanley Williamson Realtor S. Stone Phillie Suffolk Downs Massachusetts Racing Commission By Oscar Fraley Ae Aztecas Espee-Convair Hobbs WFTCL Aztecas D-M Ces Tucson Fertilizer Bermuda Triple H Ranch E. Speedway Wilmot Road Oracle Gan V.F.W East Broadway Ralf Impany Ogiate Wales L. Hirsch & Son Tire and Battery Service Billy Durazzo Church Metal GO E. Toole Street
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