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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1940

Page

8

Tucson Cowboys Clinch First World Series Bid?

The Tucson Cowboys beat Albuquerque 7 to 4 to take the opening game of a series in the Arizona Texas league race while El Paso defeated Bisbee 12 to 5. Hal Johnson for Tucson fanned six in a six hitter last start and was set to work again as the club’s pennant chase continued.

Tucson Cowboys Albuquerque Cardinals Tucson el Paso Bisbee Bees Pat Patterson Hal Johnson Patterson Johnson Cowboys New Mexico Frank Lane Cincinnati Persimmon Doc LeFevers Leo Gilmore Burman Bare Jerry Gardner Bare Rob Gardner LaFevers Gilmore

Louis Primed for Second Godoy Showdown in New York

Joe Louis is in top shape at 200 pounds for tomorrow night’s title defense at Yankee Stadium against Arturo Godoy. Louis, calm and focused, showcased a ferocious workout and hinted at a stronger, more aggressive attack than in their first meeting. Odds of 5 to 1 still favor Godoy, but many observers expect a full seven rounds or a decisive Louis performance.

Louis Godoy Joe Max Schmeling Hemsley Feller Keltner Bob Fitzsimmons Champ Joe Louis Greenwood Lake Young Fitz Joe McCarthy Yanks Tommy Henrich Joplin

Cincinnati club weighs Tuscon Cowboys loss in Tucson

Frank Lane explains the Cincinnati baseball club aims to keep losses to about five thousand dollars in its Tucson Cowboys venture. Attendance goals range from 45 000 to 50 000 for the season, with 22 000 already drawn and 54 second half games. A proposed Tucker sale to Ogden sparks friction among Shader Patterson and Miller before Lane confirms the plan.

Cincinnati Baseball Club Tucson Cowboys Cincinnati Frank Lane Ball Club Cowboys White Lane Mickey Shader Pat Patterson Eddie Miller Bill McCory Ogden Lane Tucson McCory Shader Bob Tucker Utah Patterson Tucker Silver City Miller Mudville Casey

Beavers Welcome Sidelined Star Pitcher Wayne Osborne

Portland's Beavers celebrate Hollywood pitcher Wayne Osborne who has overcome disability to win six of seven games. A percussion cap blowoff damaged his fingers years ago, he wears glasses, and he survived being run over twice and swallowing a poisonous aid. His peculiar hop on the mound marks his durable comeback.

Portland Ore Beavers Wayne Osborne Hollywood The

Fisherman Dream May Come True in Sacramento White Sturgeon

Reports from Sacramento indicate records show a 1,000 pound white sturgeon caught in west coast freshwater streams. Despite near extinction, officials say the monster could be caught again as weights push toward a thousand pounds.

Sacramento Calif

Cleveland Faces Another Problem

The Cleveland Indians face a new issue as catcher Frankie Pytlak returns home to Buffalo without permission claiming illness despite doctors stating otherwise. Vice President C. C. Slapnicka warns the team may escalate to American League headquarters if he does not return or indicate plans to do so.

Cleveland U.P Cleveland Indians Oscar Vitt Frankie Pytlak Buffalo N. Y C. C. Slapnicka American League

Open-air storage space planned for 340000 tons

Dairien Manchuria, favored by less rain, sets up open-air storage for 340000 tons of products. The plan aims to increase storage capacity and streamline distribution.

Dairien Manchuria

1400-pound sturgeon caught in San Joaquin River

The San Joaquin River yielded a 1400 pound sturgeon during the 1890s as observers note many still frequent the streams. The species is now protected by law and recorded by the California Conservationist.

California Conservationist San Joaquin River

Daniel's Jewels to Resume Softball Practice at Eaglefield

Daniel's Jewels girls softball team will start practice this afternoon at 5 at Eaglefield. Manager Charley Fowler announced upcoming games next month against Nogales Bisbee Tempe and Pomona California teams and said open positions remain for interested players.

Daniel's Jewels Eaglefield Charley Fowler Fowler Nogales Bisbee Tempe Pomona Calif

Gasoline Rationing Returns in New Zealand

New Zealand imposes renewed gasoline rationing affecting drivers and service stations nationwide. Officials warn of limited supplies as markets adapt to import disruptions and domestic demand shifts.

Louis Godoy Ready for Do or Die Title Fight

New York June 19 Louis and Godoy rest at camps ahead of tomorrow's Yankee Stadium title bout. Both weighed 201 pounds. Ticket sales rise as promoter Jacobs expects gross over 200000 with Louis set to earn about 66000 from the gate. Louis seeks a knockout to extend his 46 39 KOs and defend the crown versus Godoy or earn a rematch in September if he holds the title.

Godoy Carmel N. Y New York Louis Greenwood Lake Commission Mike Jacobs Alabama Joe Arturo Kayo Detroit Billy Conn Bob Pastor Tony Galento Maxie Baer

Goldwater Cards 76 In Tulsa Meet

In Tulsa Oklahoma Bob Goldwater from Phoenix Arizona qualified for today's first round match play in the trans Mississippi golf tournament after posting 37 39 76. A score of 82 was required to reach the championship flight of 64 players. Del Webb from Phoenix Arizona failed to qualify with 43 45 88.

Tulsa Okla Bob Goldwater Phoenix Ariz Southwestern Arizona del Webb

Donovan May Not Be Given Referee Job

New York reports that Donovan may not referee the Louis Godoy boxing match after a magazine story favored Godoy. The piece also notes Dodger pitchers allowing 50 homers, Dempsey and Jacobs disputes, and various sports tidbits from baseball boxing and college tennis.

Donovan

Wives on the sidelines fuel sports dreams and titles

Dorothy Little endured four tense days in Cleveland as Lawson won the National Open in a playoff. Hedda Godoy backed Arturo Godoy toward a title shot against Joe Louis. Katie Jenkins steered Lew Jenkins to the world lightweight crown and trains him for the Armstrong bout.

Dorothy Little Cleveland Hubby Lawson Canterbury Lawson Gene Sarazen Hedda Godoy Arturo Joe Louis Louis Hedda Argentina Arturo Godoy Katie Jenkins Lew Jenkins Lew Katie Lou Ambers Henry Armstrong

Mexican swimmer challenges locals for 35 km race in San Francisco

Senorita Maria Rivera of Mexico who has beaten male swimmers on a 35 kilometer course issued a challenge to local long distance swimmers for a similar race in San Francisco. Consul Antonio L Schmidt said Rivera arriving from Mexico would be an honored guest on Mexico Day August 18 at the Golden Gate International Exposition.

San Francisco Senorita Maria Rivera Mexico Antonio L. Schmidt Senorita Rivera Golden Gate

Portland Star Offers Cracking Punchline Advice

Billy Stepp from the Portland Oregonian delivers a spirited quip urging Mr Dempsey to snap out of it. The caller warns of a wild haymaker and hints at Cowboy Luttrell stirring trouble with beef and stew.

Billy Stepp Portland Oregonian Mr. Dempsey

National League leaders in batting and pitching

AP summary lists NL leaders with Danning and Moore top batting. F. McCormick clocks 69 hits and 15 doubles. Mize leads home runs with 18. Frey and Williams pace runs, Foxx and Foxx drives lead in RBIs. Pitching highlights Melton with 61, Fitzsimmons 51.

Danning New York Moore Frey Cincinnati F. McCormick Mize St. Louis Herman Chicago Whitehead Hack Ross Boston Camilli Brooklyn Melton Fitzsimmons Radcliff Cramer Williams Case Washington Foxx Walker Wright Greenberg Detroit McQuinn Boudreau Cleveland Moses Philadelphia Keller

Verse on America’s reach and faith inspires laughter

A quip elevates patriotic scope from sea to sea as a praising refrain. The line references divine blessing amid broad national sentiment and humor.

Boy shoots at tree to scare squirrel injures leg

In Lamar Missouri Paul Gordon, 15, saw a squirrel vanish into a tree hole. He climbed the tree and fired a rifle through the hole, the bullet tearing the tree and striking him in the leg.

Lamar, Mo Paul Gordon

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