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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1943

Page

4

Tall Tale in Semi-Pro Loop Misses a Warriors Moment

In a period column a tale recalls Diego Carrillo hitting a high fly to right as Jesus Romo chases a bird mistaken for a ball. Romo later looks skyward while Carrillo’s ball lands in the field, a story Mike Quihuis says old fans still recount.

Warriors Azteca Warriors Southern Pacific Diego Carrillo Mike Quihuis Mike Tucson Time Park Veterans’ Hospital Diego Jesus Romo Steinfeld’s Steinfeld Romo Fate Quihuis

Local Tucson youths enter Navy service plans

Art Villaescusa and Duncan Pike both 18 will perform for Navy Tuesday. Villaescusa, first baseman on Tucson high’s spring championship team, and Pike, a reserve pitcher, join the Naval force. Gil Carrillo Jr. of Azteca Warriors covers multiple positions and enters Marine reserves. Gil Carrillo Jr. leaves July 1 for active duty. Roger Vielledent’s eight week deferment ends soon as he attends summer school and aims for high school completion before service. Roger, 18, speaks three languages and seeks Naval intelligence duty after papers from Camp Richey Md.

Art Villaescusa Duncan Pike Tucson High Navy Villaescusa Chamionship Ike Gil Carrillo, Jr Azteca Warriors Marine Corps Reserve Gil Thato Carrillo, Jr Tucson Roger Vielledent Roger Camp Richey, Md

Pro Grid Bosses Predict Pro Football Survive 1943

National football league owners opened a two day session in Chicago and voiced confidence that professional football would continue in 1943. discussions included Eagles and Steelers merger votes and new franchise bids while Curley Lambeau and Fred Mandel urged readiness for six to twelve clubs with ample players available.

Dave Hoff Chicago National Football League Philadelphia Eagles Pittsburgh Steelers Cleveland Rams Earl (Curley) Lambeau Green Bay Fred Mandel Detroit Mandell Lambeau

Second Round of President's Golf Matches Set

Douglas June 19 special to Daily Citizen reports the second round of the president's golf cup must be played by Sunday. lineup includes Owlin vs Weiss and Moser vs Jackson among others. consolation and cannon matches list several pairings with Sgt. Vawter and Apperson in second flight.

Frank Cummins E. C. Robinson A. G. Crouch L. Mason Henry Williams Tom Wright Gerald Fuderturke Joe Wright Stewart Carpenter Jack Haight James Critchley Sgt. Vawter H. V. Kruse B. J. Apperson H. V. Arnold Sid Hosow Siev

Navy Lieutenant Wins 10000 Meter A A U Title

Today marks one year since Lieut. Joe McCluskey of the U S Navy captured the 10 000 meter A A U title for his twenty second U S track crown.

Joe cCluskey U. S. Navy

Marana Meets Consolidated Sunday Night Showdown

Marana and Consolidated clash Sunday night at 8 to break their losing streaks in City Semi-Pro league A. Smilin’ Aggie Aguilar faces Hank Slagle in a pivotal matchup as Davis-Monthan clinches first-half pennant with a 5-2 win over Southern Pacific Lines, aided by Clemensen’s 11 strikeouts and key hits by Salcedo and Valenzuela.

Consolidated Marana Consairs Legion Smilin Aggie Aguilar Hank Slagle John Q. Public

Valenzuela Versus Williams In Weekend Baseball Clash

Valenzuela hurls against Williams as both squads prep for a Sunday 3 PM game at Williams Field. Expected pitchers include Art Or tiz for the Rails with Espees catcher Frank Kempf, while Rudy Delgado and Ray Vargas join the lineup. Major and minor leaguers dot the Flier roster as Davis Monthan and Williams field rivalry resumes after recent results.

Williams Field Stanley Goletz White Sox Lee Peterson Righ Bill Hyland Paul Soderburg Ervin Whitaker Charlie Pellow The Rails Art Ortiz Valenzuela Tucson High Frank Kempf Rudy Delgado Kempf Junior Legion Lines Ray Vargas Consolidated Gil Bravo Azteca Warriors Davis Monthan Lou Stringer Chicago Cubs Walt Lozoski Ed Flynn Superior Wis Army Fliers Davis-Monthan Mustangs

Pauline Betz to Play Miss Corbett in Clay Court Final

Pauline Betz of Los Angeles faces Nancy Corbett of Chicago in the national clay courts championship. Betz, top ranked woman, defeated Pearl Peterson 6 1 6 0 in the semifinals and will meet Corbett, Rollins College star and second seed, in the final. Billy Talbert meets Earl Cochell in the men’s semifinal, while Seymour Greenberg faces Jimmy Evert. The men's final is tomorrow.

Detroit Pauline Betz Los Angeles Nancy Corbett Chicago Miss Betz Pearl Peterson Rollins College Fia Pal Miss Corbett Miss Metz Billy Talbert Cincinnati Earl Cochell Southern California Seymour Greenberg

Game box score row with SP vs Espees details

Runs batted in listed for McCarren Harris Pash Valenzuela C Carrillo. Three base hits by McCarren Salcedo Valenzuela. Stolen bases by McCarren D Carrillo. Clemensen Sacrifice hit. Double plays Shaper Pash Harris. Base on balls 5 for Clemensen 4 for D Carrillo. Strikeouts Clemensen 11 D Carrillo 6. Hits by pitcher Radwan Pash. Left on bases Davis Monthan Espees 11 each. Umpires William Valenzuela. Time 2 hours 15 minutes.

Southern Pacific McCarren Harris Pash Valenzuela C. Carrillo Salcedo Stollen D. Carrillo Clemensen Shaper Radwan Davis-Monthan Espees William and Valenzuela

St Louis Stays Three Games Ahead of Cubs and Dodgers

In a busy National League day St Louis maintained a three game lead over Chicago as Claude Passeau won for the Cubs over St Louis despite late pressure. The Phillies erased an eight run Dodger lead to win 10-8 and Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 1-0 in 14 innings. In the American League Vern Stephens homered twice as Boston beat New York 3-1 while Cleveland beat Chicago 5-3 in 14 innings.

Collie New York U.P Se Beyetyn Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs James Hopp Vicwry Mary Marion Walker Stenak Cubs Claude Passeau Max Lanier Dodgers Philadelphia Phillies Phillies Jimmy Wasdell Babe Dahlgren Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Ray Starr Reds Gerald Walker Lonnie Frey Chet Ross Boston Braves New York Giants Washington Senators New York Yankees Philadelphia Athletics Milo Candini Bob Johnson Mickey Vernon Jake Early Yankees Tex Hughson Boston Red Sox Yanks Joe Gordon Red Sox Vern Stephens St. Louis Browns Detroit Tigers Johnny Niggeling Browne Tiger Chicago Cleveland Indians White Sox Indians Cris Hackett Lou Boudreau Pat Seerey Vernon Kennedy al Smith Marv Center

Moore Wins Narrow Decision in San Diego Bout

Jerry Moore of Baltimore welterweight won a 10 round decision over Jorge Morelia of Mexico City in a close battle. Moore weighed 142 pounds, Morelia 13614. No knockdowns occurred and both contenders slugged to the final bell.

Moore San Diego Calif Jerry Moore Baltimore Jorge Morelia Mexico City Morelia

Gil Dodds Defends AAU 1500 Title At Triborough Meet

Gil Dodds the Boston theological student defends his AAU 1500-meter title as the 55th national track championships open at Triborough Stadium. He faces Don Burnham of Dartmouth and a field including Bill Hulse Bob Porter Clarence Dunn Bob Leib Fred Wilt Ralph Dewey Les Eisenhart Ray Zoellner and Pvt Bill Leonard as the Haegg Rice duel headlines the 5 000 meters.

Oscar Fraley New York Gil Dodds Boston Triborough Stadium Deacon Gunder Haegg Sweden Greg Rice Haegg-Rice Dodds Don Burnham Dartmouth Burnham Bill Bontrhon Princeton Leslie MacMitchell NYU Bill Hulse Bob Porter Rice Clarence Dunn Illinois Big Ten Central College Bob Leib The Illini Fred Wilt Indiana Ralph Dewey San Francisco Olympic Club Pacific Aau Les Eisenhart Ohio Ray Zoellner New York A.C Bill Leonard Camp Upton Adirondack

Blaik Signs Five Year Dart mouth Contract Through 1943

Five years ago Earl Red Blaik head football coach at Dartmouth signed a five year contract to run through the 1943 season.

Earl Red) Blaik Dartmouth

Streaks Sizzle as Key Wins Shape Standings

Yesterday's hockey results include Boston defeating New York 3 1 and St Louis beating Detroit 7 4 in a twilight game. Washington edged Philadelphia 4 2 in 11 innings while Cleveland topped Chicago 5 3 in 14 innings.

Boston New York St. Louis Detroit Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago

Pacific Coast Scores From Weekend Games

San Francisco defeated Hollywood 2 to 1 while Oakland beat Los Angeles 5 to 0. San Diego triumphed over Seattle 10 to 2, with Sacramento at Portland postponed.

Pacific Coast San Francisco Hollywood Oakland Los Angeles San Diego Seattle Sacramento Portland

Frick investigates Medwick bearing after concussion incident

National league president Ford Frick began an investigation into Joe Medwick's bearing three years ago. The Dodgers outfielder suffered a brain concussion the day before when hit by a ball thrown by Bob Bowman of the St. Louis Cardinals.

National League Ford Frick Joe Medwick Dodger Bob Bowman St. Louis

Deal Is Winner In Derby

The Derby winner sweeps from fifth in the last half mile to triumph. Aga Khan's Umiddad placed second with Nasrallah close behind. Purses nears $18,000 to the victor in a one mile 885 yard race for three year olds. Time unofficially 2 minutes 30 2/5 seconds. The event, held at Newmarket for the fourth straight war year, lacked pre war finery.

Britain Aga Khan Umiddad Nasrallah Epsom Downs Newmarket

Madigan Named Head Coach at State University of Iowa

Edward P. Slip Madigan, longtime St Marys College coach, appointed head football coach at the State University of Iowa. He succeeds Dr Edward N Anderson who has left for military service.

Iowa City. In Edward P. “Slip” Madigan St. Mary’s College California State University of Iowa Edward N. Anderson

Radio Schedule Highlights from June 1943 Listings

A dense catalog of daily radio programming across networks for June 21 to 24 1943. Includes news summaries, music hours, drama and variety shows, and special broadcasts featuring stars such as Woody Herman Santa Rita Serenade and Pan-American Hour.

Stradavaris N. Y. Philharmonic Wm. L. Shirer Dear John Sgt Gene Autry Voice of Prophecy Eric Severeid Reader’s Digest Fred Alien American Melody Hour Dick Joy News Woody Herman Jan Savitt Doctor Malone Bob Anderson Bill Costello Mon Sweden Netherlands Plough News Sr Web Voice of the Army Y.M.C.A Superman Sammy Kaye Jack Carson Alka-Seitzer Raymond Gram Alec Templeton News of the World Collins Driggs Red Cross Garden Gate U. S. Navy Band Warren Sweeny Father Hughes Theatre of Today Your Service Mack Navy Truth KVOA Yanks KTUC Wayne Webb Orb Star Parade Lum Abner Orchestra Jerry Wald Ktuc Civic Aud KVO St. Francis Orch Hora Mexicana Organ Fantasies Norway Idea Gate Quartette Dina Diamos Frank Ernest Church of Christ, Scientist Church of Christ Warren Sweeney Joe Hubbard Assembly of God Assembly of God Kvoa 9:45—Denning Sisters Larry Smith Salt Lake Tabernacle KVCSA Church of the Kvoa Nazarene Church Stradavarii Ktuc John Charles Thomas Kago Round Table William L. Shirer Irene Rich Gildershews Newsmakers Paul Whiteman Drew Pearson Manhattan Merry Roun The Wil Fred Allen Walter Winchell Basin Street Gilderslee Treasury Star Parade Jmmie Fidler Unlimited Horizons America Lutheran Hoorerman Woody WMC Orchestra University Exploi Country Journal Sally Sears Abbey

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