Fishing Across Arizona Tour Reports Mixed Luck
Jack Underwood recounts a tour of Arizona trout spots from Flagstaff to Becker Lake. Page Springs district had the best fishing when the fish truck ran, Oak Creek Canyon drew swimmers, Big Lake produced poor results despite recent stocking, and White River at McCoy Crossing lagged after two to three days without bites. Becker Lake near Springerville emerged as the district’s best.
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Jack Corccoran
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Springerville
W. R. Manning
Frank Potter
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White River camping fills as fishermen carry rocks
The note describes crowded lower White River camping spots and anglers needing to stand on improvised rocks. It mentions good weather, poor fishing, and various regional fishing notes including catches near La Paz Guaymas Rocky Point and dove hunting figures. Winchester introduces a new 2% inch magnum shot shell. The Tucson Rifle Club hosts a big bore NBA Match Rifle event with iron sights.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Boxing Results Box Misread Incomplete Card
A fragmented sports item reports boxing results with unclear names and outcomes. Details are partially readable, hindering full identification of fighters, venues, or scores.
Franklin Takes Lead In Roping
Glen rranmin New Mexico jumped to first in calf roping as Albaround leader Guy Weeks of Abilene Texas added 644 points in two weeks to reach 11 148. Benny Rey olds Melrose Montana moved to second with 8 181 points while Arizona cowboys top the team roping standings led by Eddie Schell Coolidge with 2 880 and Dale Smith Central second with 2 752.
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Ash to Meet Ash in LA for 1988 Weightlifting Meet
Tucson lifter Paul Ash holder of the national press record leaves for Los Angeles to compete in the 1988 National AAU Senior Weightlifting championships. He has not decided whether to enter the 198-pound and over division or the 225-pound limit class. The meet will be held at the Embassy Auditorium on Friday.
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Wires Removed From Cerv Jaw After Baseball Injury
Kansas City slugger Bob Cerv had wires removed that held his broken jaw since May 18. Doctors warned the jaw remains prone to a new break, and Cerv must avoid solid foods. He described feeling better after a light meal and noted he’s been eating via liquidized foods while recovering. Cerv leads the league with 51 RBIs and 17 homers while batting .310.
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Parnassus complains over world title bout in California
The California State Athletic Commission chair says Patterson may defend in Los Angeles in September rather than August. Weill plans the Patterson Harris fight for August 4 at Los Angeles venues while Olympic Auditorium weighs three fights in late July and August. Parnassus criticizes Weill and argues promoters should not promote in L A after not permitting his entry in New York.
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Muller Wins Over Moyer in Portland Bout
German veteran Peter Muller 18 percent edged Phil Moyer 188 in a 10 round middleweight bout. Referee Joe Louis scored Muller three points to Moyer two while judges split 86 54 and 85 14 in Muller's favor. The scarred fighter set a fast pace from the start.
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Phil Moyer
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Moneen Seeks First Stakes Victory at Hollywood Park
Inglewood Calif special Moneen a 6 year old chestnut filly owned by Tucson and Rubin Jelks seeks her first stakes win in the $20,000 added Nurs ey Stakes field of 18 three year old misses. Post 12 in 5 furlongs with odds against. Tick Me another Tucson entry to race against 15 maiden California bred rivals in the 6 furlong second race with jockey Rudy Campas aboard to ride for a $5,000 purse.
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Tick Me
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Newcombe Blames Shoulder for Dodgers Trade to Reds
Los Angeles pitcher Don Newcombe said he is mainly to blame for the Dodgers’ struggles and trade to Cincinnati. He cited a shoulder injury, the Coliseum left field, and a slow comeback as factors, expressing no real relief over leaving L.A. but hope the move to the Reds improves his career.
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Cinecinnati
City County Leagues Softball Update at Santa Rita Park
Local league play held at Santa Rita Park features city and county softball teams. Participants include Little Leagues and American League clubs in a park setting, with ongoing games and standings shaping up this season.
Tiny Tommy Tibbs Loses 48th Time In TV Fight
Frankie Ryff of New York defeats Tibbs at St. Nicholas Arena by unanimous decision after 10 rounds. AP card shows Tibbs leading 73 to 54 in points but judges award Ryff the win 65-54. Tibbs laments his extensive losses.
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Ryff
Ray Miller
Tony Castellano
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Martinez Fights In Boise Tonight
Simmy Martinez of Phoenix meets Dale Manz of Boise in a 10 round middleweight bout in Boise Idaho. The fight was postponed from last Thursday due to rain and will be staged tonight with both fighters seeking a win.
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m—Simmy Martinez
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Dale ‘Manz
Leon Gains Decision In Caracas Lightweight Bout
Sonny Leon of Venezuela outpointed Carmelo Costa of Brooklyn New York over ten rounds in Caracas last night, delivering a clear decision in a lightweight contest. Costa fought well but could not overcome Leon as judges scored the bout.
Hoad Suffers Leg Injury in Champions Tourney
Forest Hills N Y. Lew Hoad hopes to dethrone Pancho Gonzales in the $18 000 Tournament of Champions but a sore leg muscle slows his speed in the round robin event. Tony Trabert upset Hoad 24 63 62, saying the leg hampers running on grass. Hoad says the new injury is not tied to the sciatic pain from his barnstorming tour with Gonzales and Ken Rosewall. Play continues through Sunday.
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Tony Trabert
Hoad
Gonzales
Tiny Ken Rosewall
Water Basketball League at Lighthouse YMCA
The Lighthouse YMCA will organize a water basketball league Friday at 7 p.m. at the Lighthouse Pool. The league is open to all boys ages 10 to 15 and older. A double elimination tournament will be held at the end of the season. League play begins June 23 at 7 p.m.
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Lighthouse
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