Juarez Indios Relegated to Road Club Status
Juarez Indios in Arizona Texas League will operate as a road club for the second half after league officials took over the franchise. President Julio Ramirez said losses atop $10,000 due to poor Juarez attendance, cattle embargo and no time to install lights. The team will play all home games in opponents parks henceforth.
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EL Paso
Tex
Juarez Indios
Juarez
Indios
Julio Ramirez
Juarez Club
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Ramirez
Mexico
Juarez Park
Cal Favored In Rowing Classic
WUP crews from Rutgers California Syracuse Wisconsin and Massachusetts Tech faced favored lanes in the Poughkeepsie regatta as the intercollegiate rowing association refused to alter lane assignments. California was seen as the team to beat after recent dual meet wins over UCLA Stanford Washington and Wisconsin.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
WUP
Rutgers
California
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Massachusetts Tech
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson River
Asa S. Bushnell
Lr.a
U.C.L.A
Stanford
Washington
50 000 Handicap Race Set For Hollywood Park Tomorrow
Inglewood Calif June 20 El Lobo trained by Stuart Hamblen is assigned top weight 122 pounds for the 50000 added Golden State breeders handicap at Hollywood Park tomorrow Racing Secretary John R Malavious sets Honeymoon at 120 pounds with the sex allowance and Artillery at 121 Among others Cover Up 119 See Tee See 118 Please Me 113 Pere Time 112 War Allies 108 Double F F 107 Why Alibi 106 Sierra Fox 105 and Kentryside 104 comprise the field of twelve horses which have won a total of 18 stakes
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Inglewood
Calif
Stuart Hamblen
Hollywood Park
John R. Malavious
Honeymoon
Artillery
Alibhai
Double F. F
Why Alibi
Sierra Fox
Kentryside
Stars of Yesterday Standouts
Rudy York hit a two run homer for the White Sox in a four run fifth inning that secured a 6-4 victory over the Yankees. Kirby Higbee starred for the Pirates by limiting the Giants to eight hits in a 12-2 win.
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Associated Press
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White Sox
Chicago
Yankees
Kirby Higbee
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Giants
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Boston
Braves
Cincinnati
New York
Dodgers
Cubs
Mort Cooper
Montin Kennedy
Walker Cooper
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Schmitz
Ralph Branca
Philadelphia A
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Wynn
Tom Ferrick
Bryan Stephens
Senators
St. Louis
Philadelphia
A T Fan Breaks Leg Catching foul ball at Arizona Texas game
D. Lloyd, 40, of BISBEE, attempted to catch a foul ball at Warren park during an Arizona Texas league game. He fell into a drainage ditch and was hospitalized with a broken leg.
National college track meet draws 311 athletes from 81 schools
SALT LAKE CITY June 20. The National collegiate track and field meet opens tonight with 311 athletes from 81 schools, a pre-Olympic year highlight in the Rocky Mountain area. Trials begin at 7 30 p m MST to narrow fields for finals tomorrow night with top two in each heat advancing in sprints and hurdles.
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Salt Lake City
Rocky Mountain
U. S
London
University of Utah Stadium
Ilinois
Southern California
Minneapolis
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin-Wallace
Herb McKenley
Illinois
Lewis Smith
Virginia Union
Bob Rehberg
Bill Mathis
Bill Moore
Northwestern
Bob Likens
San Jose
Calif
State
Bernard Mayer
New York University
Fortune Gardien
Pacific Coast
Midwest
Southwest
East
Goldwater To Meet Collegian In Trans Miss Golf
In Wichita Kansas the 44th Trans Miss golf tournament reached the quarter finals as top seeds fell. Bob Willits and Ted Adams advanced with wins over Embry and Evans while Adams defeated Cannon Lambie. Collegians Coe and Rosburg remained in contention with Bob Goldwater drawing Charles Coe in the next match.
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Wichita
Kas
Kansas City
Robert
Bob” Willits
Ted Adams
Willits
Ned Embry
Charles “Chick” Evans
Chicago
Adams
George Cannon
Denver
Tom Lambie
Stanford University
Charles Coe
Oklahoma University
Bob Rosburg
Stanford
Bob Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Lawrence Glosser
Oklahoma City
Coe
Remarked Locust Spends Brief Winged Phase in Its Life
A 17 year locust spends about 1 900th of its life in the winged stage. This fleeting period contrasts with its lengthy periods as egg, nymph, and mature insect. The note highlights the insect’s rare airborne phase.
Azteca Warriors win on error filled ninth
In Randolph Park the Azteca Warriors edged the Legion 5-4 as Carl Lopez misplayed a grounder to allow the winning run after bases loaded with one out in the ninth. The Legion had led 4-2 after seven innings as Bob Burns and Raul Gomez contributed key hits.
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Legion
Carl “Scooter” Lopez
Don
Cowboy”. Moore
Lopez
Claude Wheeler
George Nicholson
Chuck Hollinger
Legion Lads
Tiney” Gaston
Lloyd Weyenburg
Bob Bailey
Bailey
Roger Johnson
Bob Burns
Raul Gomez
The
Aztecas
Gil Carrillo
Eddie Gallego
Weyenburg
Jim Starkey
Bud Marques
Warriors
Art
Ortiz
Lou Gutierrez
Don Bacon
Legion Southpaw
Mickey Espinosa
Roy Albertson
Platter
Hollinger
Albertson
Johnson
Moore
Bacon
Starkey
Marques
Azcetas
Esp
Carril
Gaston
Gutierrez
Ime Bailey
Gutierrez Gallego
Omez
Burns
Sims
Carrillo
Gallego
Rinconers
Maranes
Williams
McMurtry
St Louis Cardinal Owner Sam Breadon and Jorge Pasquel Meet
A year ago in Mexico City Sam Breadon and Jorge Pasquel talked baseball but offered no comment. The meeting linked American owner and Mexican league president amid ongoing league discussions.
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Associated Press Today
St. Louis Cardinal
Sam Breadon
Jorge Pasquel
Mexico City
Washington Park
Copper Gloves Fights Tonight at Canvas Castle Arena
Tonight's Copper Gloves amateur tournament opens at 8 30 featuring Montoya from Tucson and Martan from Nogales in 118 lb opener. Davis Monthan entrants include Nagore Teal seniors, Wright Perez, Kurtz Lyday, Sul livan Eggleston Leon, DiWinne, Blue Fox Tideback, Glover Hayes in novice bout.
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Copper Gloves
Canvas Castle Arena
Fred Montoya
Tucson
Eddie Martan
Nogales
Montoya
Martan
Charlie Nagore
Mike Teal
Davis Monthan
Red Minis
Kids Fuerneise
Jack Wright
Jose Perez
65Th
Johnny Kurtz
Tex Lyday
Bob Sullivan
Guy Eggleston
Henry Leon
George DiWinne
Davis- Monthan
Blue Fox
Ray Tideback
Young Glover
Johnny Hayes
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Headlines 1889
The article lists top batting and pitching leaders in the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Boudreau and McQuinn leading batting in the AL, with Williams and Keller among the top home run and RBI figures, and Slaughter leading NL batting. Key pitchers Kinder and Gillespie post strong records.
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Cleveland
McQuinn
New York
Boston
Henrich
Nev Ork
DiMio
Williams
Keller
Johnson
Dillinger
St. Louis
DiMaggio
Mullin
Detroit
Slaughter
Walker
Mize
York
Robinson
Brooklyn
Marshall
Baumbholtz
Cincinnati
Baumholtz
Ennis
Philadelphia
Edwards
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Hopp and Torgeson
Boston and
Haas
Blackwell
Branca
Pi Rowe
Et Meee
Spahn
Spartan Noble Is Claimed By Stice
Inglewood California June 20. UP-E. O. Stice and sons claimed Spartan Noble for 10000 dollars after a six furlong Hollywood Park race where Jockey Johnny Longden guided the five year old to victory in 1 09 35. The effort matched a six furlong track mark set earlier this meet by Breezing Home and equalled by On Trust and Be Sure Now.
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Inglewood
Calif
E. O. Stice
California golden trout grow six times as large in Wyoming
California golden trout reach much larger sizes when living in Wyoming waters, reportedly growing to about six times their typical size in native California habitats, highlighting unusual environmental effects on their growth.
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California
Wyoming
Williams Slugfest on KOPO Tonight
Ike Williams, the NBA lightweight contender from Trenton New Jersey, meets Tippy Larkin of Garfield New Jersey at Madison Square Garden tonight in a key 147 pound bout. Williams seeks proof he can challenge top welterweights while Larkin brings a near flawless record. the bout airs on Gillette Cavalcade of Sports on KOPO 1450 AM at 8 p.m.
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Trenton
N. J
Madison Square Garden
Tippy Larkin
Garfield
Williams
Ike
Duke
Larkin
Garfield Gunner
Gillette
American Broadcasting Co
KOPO
Demaret Leads 64 Golfers Into PGA Match Play
Tony Penna upset defending champion Ben Hogan 3 and 1 in the first round as a field of 64 tees off in the PGA match play at Plum Hollow. Jimmy Demaret tops a crowded field with a 137 total on 36 holes to lead into the graveyard phase and push toward the final Tuesday.
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Detroit
U.P
Tony Penna
Cincinnati
Ben Hogan
ED Sainsbury
United Press
Golfer’s Association
Plum Hollow Country Club
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Claude Harmon
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Clayton Haefner
Charlotte
N.C
Harmon
Haefner
Jack Smith
Marshall
Tex
Jim Gantz
Hartsville
S.C
Paul Runyan
Denny Shute
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Bob Hamilton
Chicago
Byron Nelson
Vic Ghezzi
Kansas City
Kas
Lawson Little
Cleveland
PGA
Snead
Jimmy Thomson
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Hershey
Toney Penna
Earl Martin
Inglewood
Uaefner
Jack Isaacs
Hampton
Sam Byrd
Plum Hollow
Bobby Locke
Henry Ransom
Ravinia
Clarence Doser
Hartsdale
N. Y
al Smith
Danville
Doser
Ransom
Smith
eBaten
Globe-Miami Browns shake up roster with three new arrivals
Globe Miami Browns manager Lloyd Brown released Morrie Nowitzke and Bright Whiteside and added Earl Perry to the pitching staff. Two college infielders from California are en route, and Nowitzke was sent to Baton Rouge in the Evangeline League.
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GLOBE
Lloyd Brown
Globe- Miami Browns
Morrie Nowitzke
Baton Rouge
Evangeline League
Bright Whiteside
Earl Perry
Muskogee
Okla
California
Bears Top California in Western NCAA baseball playoff
California as a favorite faces Denver in a two game elimination setup. Coach Clint Evans questions the sudden death format while Texas meets Oklahoma and California faces Denver as the western playoff advances toward the national final. Dan Stavely labels California the favorite but Denver expects a strong showing. Oklahoma aims for an upset with Jack Venable facing Bobby Layne.
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Denver
California
Bears
Texas
Clint Evans
Evans
Oklahoma
Dan Stavely
Pioneers
Stavely
Bill Proctor
Wirg Butler
Jack Venable
Jack Baer
Bobby Layne
Dodgers Rally Past Cardinals in 10-4 Victory
Five years ago the Dodgers defeated the Cardinals 10 to 4 to extend their NL lead to seven and a half games as the pennant race intensified.
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Dodgers
Cards
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