Yanks top Bisbee in three game series shift
In Arizona Texas league action Bisbee’s Juarez Indios fall 10-3 to the Yanks led by Charley Pickett after a three-run third inning. El Paso, Tucson, and Phoenix games faced rain delays. Santa Ana held to 0 as Jacome’s Semipro All-Stars win 3-0 in 1 hour 32 minutes.
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Parke Carroll Praises Al Clark as Top Right-Handed Hitter
Newark Bears general manager Parke Carroll argues Al Clark is the best right-handed hitter in baseball among current players. Clark is hitting about .340 with 10 doubles, two triples and 13 homers for 117 total bases through last week, drawing comparisons to Joe DiMaggio. Dud De Groot comments on Los Angeles Rams’ roster build after wartime absences affected player readiness and depth.
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First Futurity Races Born From a Betting Bet
From the Thoroughbred Racing Association comes the tale of the first futurity races sparked by Bailie Peyton who could not decide on breeding Black Maria to Lurborough or Glencoe. A $5,000 bet spurred the idea and a $1,000 entry fee allowed any mare and foal to race. Thirty nominations were offered, fifteen fees paid, four horses started, and a Glencoe filly won.
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Brooklyn college hires veteran coach Al Baggett in bold move
West Texas basketball icon Al Baggett now guides Brooklyn College in a high profile assignment. St Louis boxing gate surge attributed to Charley Riley as featherweight puncher. Ted Klein hans, 47, ex major league player and Syracuse coach, earned his degree this spring.
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Crews Urge Lane Change for Poughkeepsie Regatta
Crews and coaches debated altering lanes under the Hudson’s big railroad bridge for the Poughkeepsie regatta. Eight coaches favored seven middle span lanes, two west, two east to shield boats from wind and keep them centered. Intercollegiate Rowing Association decisions awaited after practice shows Navy and Princeton impress.
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Harvard Rates Nod Over Yale In Thames Crew Race
Harvard and Yale sail the Thames in the 82nd annual four mile race with Harvard favored to extend an eight race varsity winning streak. Yale in its first year under Allan Walz seeks a shock after beating Harvard at two miles in 9 42.4 yesterday.
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Pep Wins Post Crash Return In Nontitle Bout
World featherweight champion Willie Pep, injured in a New Jersey plane crash last January, returned to action in Hartford with a decisive ten round victory over Victor Flores of Mexico City. Pep dominated Flores in a lopsided contest despite lingering injuries.
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Junior Legion Tourney Team Meets Reds In Semipro Loop
Chuck Hollinger's Junior Legion tourney squad debuts tonight in the City Semipro league against the Redfern Reds. The 15 to 17 year olds have played two games, beating the Marana Farmers 7-1 in seven innings and losing 9-1 in nine. Starting pitcher Don Bacon, catcher Buddy Marques, and infielders Bob Bailey Lloyd Weyenberg Claude Wheeler Ronald Nicely headline a compact lineup.
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Phoenix To Bid For Ryder Golf
The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce through its Thunderbirds will bid to sponsor the Ryder Cup matches. Bob Goldwater will personally present the bid at the PGA meeting in Detroit on June 23 after competing in the Trans-Mississippi amateur in Wichita. Phoenix expects a guarantee exceeding the usual Phoenix Open purse of 10 000 dollars. The Ryder matches bring together top British pros and leading U S players and were delayed from Dayton due to Britain’s travel.
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Raiders to Practice Before Sunday Game
The Tucson Raiders of the City-County class A baseball league will hold a 5 30 p m practice at Eaglefield in preparation for Sunday’s match with the Arizona Flour Mills.
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Coast Conference Meeting Slated in Carmel
The Pacific Coast conference officials announce their annual winter meeting will be held in Carmel California on December 8 9 and 10. Dean Stanley E Freeborn of the University of California president of the PCC disclosed the plan.
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El Centro Defeats Davis-Monthan 10-0 In Class A Softball
El Centro’s led by Lee Carey’s homer and 12 strikeouts routed the Davis-Monthan Bombers 10-0 in five innings at 22nd Street Park. The game ended early under league mercy rules in a City-County Softball Association Class A matchup.
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Chesnes Leads Coast League While Woods Gains Steam
In San Francisco on June 18, Bob Chesnes of the Seals top the Pacific Coast League in pitching with 12 wins and four losses despite a fourth defeat. Pinky Woods and Garth Mann post stronger averages with fewer games, and Walt Dubiel of Seattle still leads in strikeouts with 68.
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Joe Louis Exhibits Skill in Four Round Sparring Display
Seattle crowd of 7,412 paid 19,263 dollars to watch Joe Louis in a four round sparring exhibition. Opponents included Bill Peterson of Seattle and Tiger Jack Fox of Spokane in two rounds each.
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Braves Beat Reds 11-1 Behind Barrett Scattering 12 Hits
Pitching standout Charlie Red Barrett held the Reds to 12 hits as he led the Braves to an 11-1 victory. Stan Musial delivered a bases loaded ninth inning triple driving in three for the Cardinals in a 7-6 win over the Phillies.
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