Grimm Makes Haney Debut Successful A M Meeting
A split season for the Arizona-Mexico League was approved at Yuma with a 5-3 vote, allowing first and second half champions. Mexicali Yuma and Tijuana led in supporting the plan while Cananea Douglas Nogales opposed.
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Cowboys Bounce Back After Stars Snap Streak
Phoenix Stars end Tucson Cowboys' win streak in the night’s opener 14-10. Phoenix also wins 15-12 in the second game to take fourth place. Johnson blanks Cowboys in the opener while Haley hits two homers in the nightcap as Tucson suffers a pair of losses and manager Jameson is ejected.
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Needles Delivers Comeback Win in Belmont Stakes
Florida colt Needles roared from last place in the early going to win the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct, beating Calumet Farm’s Fabius and C. V. Whitney’s Career Boy. Trainer High Fontaine hinted a shift to Monmouth Park then the American Derby at Washington Park on August 18.
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Cananea Keeps Narrow Lead With 2-Game Edge
The Cananea Mineros kept a one game lead in the Arizona-Mexico league as Canariea swept Tijuana 8-6 and 4-3 at Tijuana. Nogales slipped two and a half games after Mexicali took both ends 9-1 and 5-3 at Mexicali.
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Lords Set 130.8 MPH Drag Race Record at Davis Monthan
The Lords of Tucson powered a 1948 Mercury dragster to a 130.8 mph course record at the Davis Monthan AFB strip in front of nearly 1000 fans. The car is co owned by Lyle Fisher Don Maynard and Red Groth under Tucson Timing Association. A second Class A altered record occurred as Dave Palmer posted 92.72 mph.
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United States retains Wightman Cup in straight years
In Wimbledon the United States defeated England to win the Wightman Cup for the 20th consecutive time. Louise Brough of Beverly Hills rallied to beat Angela Buxton 3 4 6 5 6 4, marking the U S 24th victory in 28 cups since 1923. Britain last won in 1950 and had two wins by British girls for the first time since 1939.
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Baseball Scoreboard with Tuesday and Saturday Results
Yesterday results show Baltimore 7 Kansas City 2 Boston 13 Detroit 2 Chicago 20 4 Washington 2 10 New York 9 Cleveland 4. Today games include Baltimore at Chicago and Washington at Kansas City with night starts. Saturday results list Chicago 7 Washington 0 Boston 6 Detroit 5 Baltimore 6 Kansas City 2 New York 3 Cleveland 1. Tuesday schedules include Baltimore at Chicago and New York at Detroit with other matchups and rain delays.
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Council Meets PCC Aid Rules Get Going Over to 23 pence
The Presidents' Council meets to review Pacific Coast Conference aid rules amid findings of unauthorized payments by booster groups at several schools. California officials report 20 athletes received 1100 dollars each in 1955-56, linked to grants in aid later challenged for lack of formal approval.
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Boxing and Baseball Schedule in Tucson Tonight
Professional boxing at 8:30 at Tucson Sports Center features Rudy Garcia of Los Angeles against Collier Cox of Phoenix in featherweights. At 6:45 the Sportswriters and sportscasters face the Tucson Cowboys in a 3 inning game. Later at 8:00 the Tucson Cowboys play the Phoenix Stars in baseball.
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Garcia Cox Tangle At SC Tonight In Tucson
Rudy Garcia two time California featherweight champion returns to the ring at the Tucson Sports Center in a 10 round main event against Collier Cox of Phoenix. Garcia carries a 30 10 2 record with 17 knockouts and has recovered from a eye injury while Cox is known for aggressive crowd pleasing bouts ahead of two six round and two four round preliminaries scheduled for 8 30 p m local time.
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Braves' Adcock homers power doubleheader sweep at Ebbetts Field
Joe Adcock started at first, belted three homers in Milwaukee's doubleheader sweep over Brooklyn 5 4 and 3 1. The win widened the pennant race as Cincinnati and Brooklyn faded and Willie Mays, Hank Sauer, and Stan Musial led big NL action.
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Racer Bob Sweikert dies in Salem Speedway crash
Indianapolis driver Bob Sweikert, 30, a 1955 Indianapolis winner, crashed on the Salem track while attempting to pass Ed Elisian on the fourth lap. His car vaulted and rolled, he died of skull injuries minutes after hospital admission. Two photographers were treated for minor injuries.
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Rancherettes Fall 3-0 In Phoenix Pitching Duel
In Phoenix the Tucson Rancherettes lost 3-0 to the Phoenix Starettes as Rosemary Artus allowed two hits and Phyllis Thomas yielded only three safeties in a tight pitching battle.
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USGA Relents in Rhubarb Open Points to Softer Golf Rules
The 56th U S Open amid rhubarb questions highlighted leniency as Doug Ford faced a two stroke penalty for a second ball, Henry Cotton drew a five for an extra putt, and Jackie Burke signed for a four on a five hole after self reporting.
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Cinder Scene Moves On To Bakersfield
Bakersfield hosts its first major track festival the National AAU Championship with athletes from the National College at Berkeley and the Armed Forces meet in Los Angeles. Winners and top performers seek final Olympic tryouts in Los Angeles June 29 30. Bobby Morrow of Allen Christian won the NCAA 100 meter dash at Berkeley in 10.4 seconds beating Duke rival Dave Sime who ran 10.6.
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Tucson YMCA Wins Inaugural Y Judo Meet
The Tucson YMCA captured top team honors at the first annual Tucson Y judo tournament held at the Central YMCA. Competing teams included Phoenix YMCA and Phoenix Boys Club, with individual wins for Sam Lew and Bob Miller and a second place for Bobby Belk. The Tucson team roster featured Doyle Davis, Carlin Carry, and captain Don Salens, coached by Leo Verceles.
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