Supply Club Can Tie For AA Lead
Grand Central, 6-0 in AA softball, faces Goodman Supply in a key 8 pm feature. A Goodman win can tie the AA lead. First Baptist Church and Shamrock Dairy meet in A-1 action at 6:30 pm. Cocia Estrada seeks a tie for A-1 with El Paso Natural Gas at 9:30 pm.
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Con Vance
Grand Central
Goodman Supply
Goodman
Supply Boys
First Baptist Church
Shamrock Dairy
Santa Rita Park
Cocia Estrada
el Paso Natural Gas
Air Police
Johnny Baker
Roy Glover
Lds
Infilco
Bob Harrison
Neb Stock
Gerry Goodman
Molly Mejia
Artie Garrison
Aviva Kamin
Merita Foster
Trailerette Kamin
Williams, Dark, Westrum power Dodgers past Giants in tense tilt
The Dodgers defeat the Giants 6 to 4 as Williams Dark and Westrum drive in key runs. Spurts from Lowrey and Thomson add offense while Brecheen and Kennedy trade blows on the mound. Spencer notches the win, Schmidt the loss, with Brecheen credited for four innings in relief.
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Brecheen
Spencer
R—Hemus
Musial
Slaughter
Gilaviano
Sister
Williams
Lockman
Thompson
Dark
Westrum
E—Glalviano
Schoendienst
RBI
DO. Rice
Stanky
Glaviano
Lowrey
Thomson
D. Rice
Hr—Williams
S—Lockman
Kennedy
Wiliams
St. Louis
New York
Bb—Brecheen
Yubhas
Werle
Maglie
Lanier
So—Brecheen
Yuhas
Ho— Brecheen
Schmidt
Lanier & Im
R&Er—Brecheen
Ellott
U—Ballanfant
We Gorman
Donatelli
Hemus
Schadnst
Musial Ct
Elliott
Diering
Mueller
Johnson
Thompso
Srecheen
B Wilson
Hack's Angels Riding High in Pacific Coast League Standings
Manager Stan Hack steers the Los Angeles Angels to a strong run, five wins in seven, lifting them into a fourth-place tie with Seattle and trailing Oakland by a game and a half. Key contributors include West, Connors, Brinkopf, and shutouts from Dubiel and McLish as they prep for a seven-game series with Portland.
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Stan Hack
Los Angeles Angels
Hack
Portland
Oakland
Angels
Seattle
Oaks
Los Angeles
Acorns
Walt Dubiel
Cal McLish
Max West
Chuck Connors
Leon Brinkopf
Angel
Connors
Jheader
Brinkopf
Air Police
Coco-Estrada
San Diego
Shamrock Dairy
Padres
Hollya Ea Ns
Ae Wood
First Baptist
Waltkustle
Francisco
Sacramato
Ssiglione
Ashburn
Damskey
Baum & Adamson
Garagliola
Wyrostek
Chapman-Dyer
Oth Sencuatkabaes
Merson
Ryan
Town House
Strickindss
Challero
Kline
Ridzik
Lapalme
Heintzimn
Ob Metkvich
A Nicholson
Konstaty
Polar Bar Falls to Sino-American Club in Softball Clash
The Sino-American Club softballers handed the Polar Bar Bears their first loss of the season 12 to 8 at Oary Park in a Class B city league tilt. Joe Low pitched and had three hits. Glennh Johnson went 3 for 4 for Polar Bar.
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Polar Bar Bears
Oary Park
Joe Low
Glennh Johnson
Emery Park Baptists
Augustine Cordiel
Emmett Holecamp
Ken Hill
Dick Totten
Baptists
Oury Park
Pachucos
Crusaders
Rangerettes
Estevan Hepcats
Savon
Estevan
Salvation Army
Hughes Aircrafters
Alsco blanks Safford 5 0 in Optimist league opener
Alsco shaded Safford 5 0 as Gary Leinenbach pitched a two hitter with 13 strikeouts and three extra base hits. Wakefield edged Sunnyside 11 10 with Joe Lopez earning the win and Joe Nunez belting the league’s first homer of the season.
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Alsco
Safford
Wakefield
Sunnyside
Gary Leinenbach
Joe Lopez
Joe Nunez
Olympic boxing trials upset as Willis tops Lee
Lloyd Willis produced the day’s lone major upset by outpointing Norvel Lee in the opening Olympic boxing trials. The article also notes Bennett Flowers and Larry Shepard leading PCL pitchers at 4-0, and mentions several other sports results and updates from boxing, golf, and baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Willis
Norvel Lee
Bennett Flowers
San Diego
Larry Shepard
Hollywood
Art Soto
Jerry Dreyer
L.A
Frank Almond
Kenny McPhee
Vancouver
Bobo Newsom
A's
Tommy Holmes
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Real Delight
Arlington Park
Chicago
Paul Richards
New York Yankees
George S. May
Grand
Tony Bosnich
Jack McFalls
Fresno
Phoenix
Keith Nuttall
Bobcat Torrence
Salt Lake City
League Opens Monday for Regular Little League Games
Regular Little League games start Monday. An umpires meeting is set for 8 p.m. tomorrow at 3920 East Speedway.
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Speedway
Surprise Move Puts Boros In PGA Championship Field
Julius Boros, an emerging star and National Open winner, gains a special invitation to the PGA Championship though not yet eligible for PGA membership. The temporary bylaw change, ratifiable at December’s convention, adds him to a strong field of 144 with notable players including Sam Snead and Ed Oliver.
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Louisville
Julius Boros
Boros
Connecticut
Mid Pines
North Carolina
PGA
Big Springs
Ben Hogan
Ed Oliver
Johnny Bulla
Sammy Snead
Snead
Hamner Leads SS Voting in All Star Balloting
Hamner of the Philadelphia Phillies regains the lead over Pee Wee Reese of the Brooklyn Dodgers in the hot battle for the NL starting shortstop in the All Star game at Philadelphia on July 7. Latest tallies show Hamner 79,784 to Reese 77,232 with Al Dark of the New York Giants third at 68,504. Hank Sauer of the Chicago Cubs remains the top overall vote getter with 98,212.
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Chicago
Granny Hamner
Philadelphia Phillies
Peewee Reese
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia
Hamner
Reese
al Dark
New York Giants
Hank Sauer
Chicago Cubs
Carlton Set On Mat Card at Sports Center
Lord Leslie Carlton clashes with Gene Kiniski in a one hour main event two falls from three. Midgets Sonny Boy Cassidy and Irish Jackie wrestle in a 45 minute bout. Dory Funk and Ray Clements meet in a 20 minute one fall opener. Tickets at Rogers Jewelry and Crescent Cigar Store.
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Lord Carlton
Kiniski
Arizona
Sonny Boy Cassidy
Jackie
Dory Funk
Ray
Clements
Rogers Jewelry
Crescent Cigar Store
Henry Moore Ink Pact For 10 Round Bout
Clarence Henry the California heavy weight and Archie Moore of St Louis will clash in a ten round bout at Municipal Stadium on June 26. Henry reportedly earns a 15000 guarantee while Moore, rated No 2 light heavyweight, is assured 10000.
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Baltimore
Clarence Henry
California
Archie Moore
St. Louis
Municipal Stadium
Henry
Moore
Defeat of Louisiana bill bars mixed race athletic events
In Baton Rouge the senate defeated a bill by Sen. B. H. Rogers to bar Negroes and whites from competing together in charged admission events. The 13-12 vote to table came on Sen. Charles Tooke’s motion, preventing debate for the session. Rogers said the measure targets Negroes in professional baseball with the Texas league at Dallas. Grand Cane lies about 30 miles from Shreveport.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Senate
Charles Tooke
Shreveport
B. H. Rogers
Grand Cane
Rogers
Dallas
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Grand Central Tonight
Cine Plaza
Tucson
Chris Valenzuela
Dorothy Sheaffer
Telephone Company
Chuck Wood
Randy Randon
Ababacoes
Bob Brugger
Bill Hickman
GupPi
Guddemi Nellie
Angher
American Football Association Asa
Wewie
Hack’s Angels Riding High
Richie Robs
Bucs
Associated Press
Heintzelman
Lapaime
R—Kiner
Bell
Strickland
Burgess
Wryostek
E—Wyrostek
Kiner
Waitkus
Nicholson
Castiglione
Konstanty
R&er— Kline
HBP
U—Goetz
Secory
Warneke
Pittsburgh
Yoan
Ariz. Vee
H Finance CO
Congress ST
Fox Tucson Theatre
Bob Bovard
Ell
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Carlton
Lord Leslie Carlton
Gene Kiniski
Sports Desk
Tucson Daily Citizen
East Speedway
Leo's
Pronesaoss
E. L. Grady — Ph
Golden Rule Realty
North 4Th Ave
R. E. Pruitt, JR
N. Stone Ave
Robert Gumn
E. Speedway
South Tucson
F. E
Ed” Lass
S. 6Th Ave
Palmer
Stone Ave
Tucson Brake & Electric
E. Luna
Jarizona Brewing Company IN
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