New Pitcher To Start For Tucson Club
Gene Stapenhorst, former Dayton athlete, will debut as a starter for Tucson against Bisbee tonight at Municipal Park. The Cowboys aim to move into sole first place in the Arizona Texas league race after a 3-2 win over Albuquerque. Stapenhorst previously pitched two hitless innings in relief against Albuquerque.
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Louis Has Praise For Arturo Godoy
In New York on June 21 Joe Louis says Godoy is the toughest opponent he ever faced and that he needed measured punches to prevail. Godoy replies he would like a rematch and credits Louis with accurate punching as his eye worsened.
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Aztecas To Play Manhattan Team
The Tucson Aztecas meet the Manhattan Athletes on Saturday at 4 30 p m on the Riverside ark diamond to decide the first all winner of the city league. Athletes manager Garcia starts star pitcher Reuben Villegas and Aztecas expect Leon Carrillo or Rudy Robles to pitch. Also notes the Mayo Clinic finding Lou Gehrig would not return to baseball.
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One Slip Proves Mack’s Eye for Players in Baseball History
AP Feature Service Writer Ray Peacock surveys Connie Mack’s talent judgment through the careers of players like Lou Finney and others. The piece notes how many stars left the A’s after being released or sold, with Finney, Smith, Benton highlighted as standouts and Rip Radcliff as a later salvage.
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Frank Higgins
Bill Werber
Joe Bowman
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Detroit
Carl Doyle
Cardinals
Bill Dietrich
Chicago White Sox
Russ Peters
Cleveland
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White Sox
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Benton
Rip Radcliff
St. Paul
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Rip
Browns
Jimmie DeShong
Jimmie
Yankees
Washington
Pirates' Gustine Emerges As Rookie Bat Beat
Frankie Gustine, 20, in his first major league season with the Pittsburgh Pirates, hits .320 and shines at shortstop. A quiet, disciplined player and former Parker High standout, Gustine is praised by Pilot Frankie Frisch for a bright future while the Pirates recover from past losses and rebuild around their promising rookie.
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League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
Danning of New York leads batting with .364 while Moore of New York sits .342. Frey of Cincinnati has 41 runs, Her man of Chicago 38 and McCormick of Cincinnati ties him with 38. Frey drives in 47, Fletcher and Mize share 42. McCormick leads hits with 69, Danning 67. McCormick and Hack top doubles with 15, Ross and Camilli lead triples with 8 and 5. Mize has 18 homers, Danning 9, Frey 9 steals, Melton 6 1 and Fitzsimmons 5-1 lead pitching.
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Brooklyn
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Fitzsimmons
Baseball Leaders Duel for A.L. Hitting Title
Batting Radcliff of St. Louis hits .359 while McCosky of Detroit sits at .358. Williams of Boston leads runs with 49 and Foxx of Boston drives in 56. Cramer of Boston has 79 hits with Wright of Chicago at 77. Greenberg of Detroit tops doubles with 22. Foxx and Trosky share homers, 16 and 15.
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Coggins Low Score Records In Williams Tourney Qualifier
In Williams on June 21 defending champion Hart Verney of Clarkdale was among last minute qualifiers for the fourth annual Williams Country Club tournament. Milt Coggins of Phoenix posted the low qualifying score with Earl Schwarz of Williams as runner up. Match play was tentatively set for this afternoon but could be moved to tomorrow if qualifying stretches beyond schedule.
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Frankie Seeks Baseball Glory Beyond Looks and Girls
The six foot tall 175 pound Frank is a talented player who emphasizes his focus on baseball over romance. He states he is merely there to play ball and pursue athletic success.
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Louis Brushing Up On Golf In Atlantic City
Louis to Atlantic City to brush up on golf with Baer and Galen to collide July 2. Joe's pro flies from Detroit to join him. News notes: Louis dominates with 34 Joe Louis Specials. Boxers and baseball talk mix with jokes about the Browns and CCC camp fighters. Various sports gossip and colorful asides close with Willie Turnesa.
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Tennis Tourney Semi-Finals At Germantown Club
In Philadelphia the Philadelphia grass court championships reach the semi finals at Germantown Cricket Club. Helen Jacobs meets Mrs. John W. Clegg while Eunice Dean faces Emily Lincoln. Jacobs and Dean won their quarterfinals 6-2 6-0 and 6-4 6-2 respectively. Water use in Tokyo drops 40 percent amid threat of drought.
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Money bag found near Seattle bank
A brown canvas sack dropped while being moved to an armored car lay on the sidewalk in front of Seattle First National Bank. Hundreds of pedestrians passed by until Pierre Weiss, a motor company executive, recovered the sack containing $500 in silver half dollars.
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