Marana's All-Star Military Baseball Team Shines At Base
The Marana squad, led by Major Feay and Major Winkle, features stars from the 389th air base squadron and other bases. Notable players include MASTER SERGEANT BOB PEEWEE HUMPHRIES, CPL. KENNETH MACMASTERS, SGT. IVAN ASHLEY, and PADDLEFOOT FELKER, with Aguilar, Danna, Merletti, Nosenzo, and Cuevas boosting the lineup. The team eyeing a run at Davis-Monthan, showcasing strong pitching, speed, and veteran ball experience.
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Marana
A. W. Feay
L. A. Winkle
Major Feay
University Iowa
Los Angeles
Major Winkle
Albany
Ore
Marana Air Base
Avery
Davis-Monthan
Iss
Bob “Peewee
Humphries
Mac
Hancock
Iowa
Ivan Ashley
Ash
South Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Ashley
389Th Air Base Squadron
Paddlefoot
Felker
Louisiana
Shreveport
Sub- Depot
Lawrence Aguilar
Aggie
Tucson
Aztecas
el Centro
Phoenix Thunderbirds
Aguilar
Richmond
Oakland
Calif
Danna
Angelo Merletti
Merletti
Oakland Technical High School
Tony
Joe Nosenzo
Joe
Donna
Moretti
Oakland Tribune
Preston Williams
Peoria
Ill
Williams
Palino Cuevas
Cuevas
James A. Garfield High
Superior Leaders of U S In Sports
Fort Barrancas commander Col L B Kemble recalls a 1922 German view that English and American youths’ superior leadership and physical culture in sports led to better troops in war. He cites WWI contrasts and emphasizes mass athletics as a factor.
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the Breeze
Fort Barrancas
Florida
L. B. Kemble
Wellington
Waterloo
Eton
Rhine
Uan
Consairs Upset Marana Nine in 12-6 Thriller
Consolidated Consairs pulled off a surprising 12-6 upset of Marana at home. Slagle drove in five runs with a five for four day, Pennell homered, Vargas added two hits and several runs, while Marana yielded five earned runs.
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Consolidated Consairs
Marana Air Base Crew
Marana
Legion
Ray Vargas
Charley Severnson
Bud Ivancich
Preston
Hank Slagle
Consolidated
Vargas
Slagle
Larry Pennell
Consairs
Pennell
Marana AB
Aguilar
Wee Felker
DE BE
Merletti
Ashley
Cuevas
Feay
Godfrey
Williams, P
Severson
Ivancich
Glithero
Clark
Payne
Moreno
Danna
Levenson
Sevenson
Williams
Wiliams
Valenzuela and
Howell
Series Split By Williams Espee Lines
The Southern Pacific Espee split a two game set with the Williams Field Fliers at Randolph Park. Ortiz held the Fliers to 10 hits in the first game as Espee won and hyland allowed four runs in seven innings. Goletz and Vargas led the Fliers while Greer and Thomas paced the Rails in Saturday’s 11-2 win for Williams Field.
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Southern Pacific
Williams Field Fliers
Randolph Park
Art
Ortiz
Rails
Paul Soderburg
Bill Hyland
Stan Goletz
Chicago White Sox
Ray Vargas
Espee
Frank Soza
Lou
Lyman Greer
Ben Thomas
Lou Stringer
Chicago Cub
Lozoski
Thomas
Goletz
Stringer
Gutierrez
C. Carrillo
Vargas
Fuentes
Bose
Lewin
Bae Etre Es Sciences
Acuna
Espees
Pleiser
Soza
Bravo
Reyes
Williams Field
Hyland
Soderburg
Third Round of President Golf Contests Reported
In Douglas on June 21 the president’s golf cup third round saw Norman Weiss win by default over W A Nowlin while Sgt George Richtein beat Ben Levy by default. Kendall Melcher defeated Albert Mor by four and three and Alex Baird beat Lieut Leonard by default. Sgt Clyde Laughlin won by default over R Gamegan and W A Moser defeated George Jackson three and one. E C Robinson beat Frank Cummins four and two. First consolation flight results include A G Crouch over L Mason one up and Tom Wright over Henry Williams by default. Gerald Funderburke defeated Joe Wright one up in 19 holes. Stewart Carpenter beat Jack Haight one up. Second flight winners include J J Critch ley over Sgt Vawter by default and H V Kruse over B J Apperson by default. H V Arnold defeated Sid Mason one up in 19 holes and George Hirst beat Stanley Sievwright four and three. Semis set for on or before next Sunday. Blind bogey leaders: Alex Baird 83, H V Arnold 80, Gerald Funderburke 75.
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Douglas
The
Daily Citizen
Norman Weiss
W. A. Nowlin
Sgt
George Richtein
Ben Levy
Kendall Melcher
Albert Morrow
Alex Baird
Lieut. Leonard
Clyde Laughlin
R. Gamegan
W. A. Moser
George Jackson
E. C. Robinson
Frank Cummins
A. G. Crouch
L. Mason
Tom Wright
Henry Williams
Gerald Funderburke
Joe Wright
Stewart Carpenter
Jack Haight
J. J. Critchley
Sgt. Vawter
H. V. Kruse
B. J. Apperson
H. V. Arnold
Sid Mason
George Hirst
Stanley Sievwright
International Players Skipped Counting Methods in Rivalry
French, Russians, Italians and Japanese are cited as examples of groups that did not count in a historic rivalry, underscoring a dismissive approach to certain competitors. The remark highlights attitudes toward diverse nationalities in sports and competition.
Occupational Skin Complaints Prompt Quick Treatment
A brief medical note highlights itching and burning as common occupational skin symptoms. It urges rapid assessment and treatment to prevent further irritation and potential complications.
Arctic tern Survives Long Daylight Cycles
The Arctic tern experiences more daylight annually than any other species. It nests through the Arctic summer’s continuous light and winters in the Antarctic where daylight is also continuous.
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Globe
Antarctic
Deaths in US Driven by Communicable Diseases Census Data
Census figures show about 22 percent of all deaths in the United States are due to communicable diseases. The data highlights infectious illness impact on national mortality.
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United States
Junior Legion Falls 2-0 in Nogales Loss
Chuck Hollinger's Tucson Junior Legion team lost 2-0 to the Nogales Internationals in Nogales. Oscar Tavison limited Tucson to two hits. Rudy Delgado and Al Kivel had Tucson's only safeties. Bob Blaise drew a walk and stole second but was left stranded. The Internationals had six hits led by Pete Pullen with three including a fifth inning RBI. An unearned run scored in the third.
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Chuck Hollinger
Junior Legion
Nogales Internationals
Nogales
Oscar Tavison
Rudy Delgado
al Kivel
Tucson
Bob Blaise
Fred Holmes
Internationals
Pete Pullen
Tightest Race Ever Seen In American League Pennant Chase
The eight AL clubs are within eight games halfway through the season with six within 2 percent. Washington edged New York 5-3 in the first Yankee Stadium game and the Yankees won 7-6 in the second. Many other AL and NL results unfold as leaders tighten with pivotal wins and key homers.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Davis-Monthan
S. P
Iseaueni Biggei Cbctes
Junior Legion
Marana
New York
Washington
Cleveland Sr
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Brooklyn
International League Yesterday's Results Report
Baseball standings recap from yesterday with scores for Baltimore 7 Baltimore 5 Toronto 6 6 Rochester 2 2 Jersey City 0 1 Montreal 7 8 Syracuse 5 0 Newark 8 1 Buffalo 5 13
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Baltimore
Toronto
Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Syracuse
Newark
Buffalo
American Association Baseball Standings Snapshot
Yesterday's results show Columbus defeating Louisville 8 to 2 and Toledo beating Indianapolis 3 to 1. Minneapolis lost to Milwaukee 0 to 1, St Paul downed Kansas City 1 to 4, and Milwaukee beat St Paul 3 to 1 while Indianapolis fell to Columbus 5 to 5.
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American Associatican
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Seeded players draw byes as tennis tournament opens
Three of six seeded players received first round byes at the 59th annual national collegiate tennis tournament in Evanston. Francisco Segura of Miami is No. 1 seed after winning the eastern intercollegiate title. Earl Bartlett of Tulane and Jimmy Evert of Notre Dame also advanced to the second round with byes.
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Evanston
Francisco Segura
University of Miami
Fla
Earl Bartlett
Tulane
Jimmy Evert
Notre Dame
Hogan wins Hale America with 271, trio ahead
Today a year ago Ben Hogan captured the Hale America golf title in Chicago with a 271 total, three strokes ahead of Mika Turnesa and Jimmy Demaret while Bob Jones posted 290. Three years earlier National League President Ford Frick cleared Cardinal pitcher Bob Bowman in the beaning of Joe Medwick.
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Associated Press Today
Ben Hogan
Chicago
Mika Turnesa
Jimmy Demaret
Bob Jones
Ford Frick
Cardinal
Bob Bowman
Joe Medwick
Dodger
Haegg Beats Rice in Historic 5000 Meter Duel
In a dramatic race beneath Triborough Stadium two runners, Gunder Haegg and Greg Rice, faced exhaustion and disbelief after Haegg won by nearly 40 yards. Rice, fresh off 65 straight victories, expressed amazement while Haegg praised Rice as a great runner. Both men proceeded to their dressing rooms after the grueling finish.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
U.P
Gunder Haegg
Greg Rice
Triborough Stadium
Haegg
Rice
Greg
Pinky Higgins Sets 12-Strike Streak Record for Red Sox
Five years ago Pinky Higgins, Boston Red Sox third baseman, tied a major league mark with 12 straight hits, breaking Tris Speaker’s Cleveland record from 1920.
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Pinky Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Committee Names in Broadcast Station List
An incomplete OCR fragment lists several broadcast stations including KECA KTUC KVOA KGO KYUC and KVO. The item appears as a partial header or note referencing a committee or committee-like grouping among stations. Further readable context is needed to determine specific actions or outcomes.
Turf Meet Opens in Chicago With Richest History
Chicago opens a turf meeting at Washington Park with the Myrtlewood handicap and a 37 race program worth 1.5 million dollars in purse money. The featured Myrtlewood handicap carries a $5,000 purse as part of the start of a season promising cash for participants.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Lily Pons Headlines Met Star in The Telephone Hour Series
Lily Pons, star of the Metropolitan Opera, returns to The Telephone Hour’s great artist series tonight on KVOA at 7. She opens with Dancing Doll by Poldini La Forge, follows with I'll Follow My Secret Heart by Noel Coward, and closes with the aria Caro Nome from Verdi's Rigoletto, solidifying her celebrated coloratura.
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Lily Pons
Metropolitan Opera
Telephone Hour
Miss Pons
Dancing Doll
Poldini la Forge
Noel Coward
KVOA
Ceiling Unlimited premieres with Robert Young in North Atlantic drama
Robert Young stars in the Ceiling Unlimited drama tonight about conquest of the air in the North Atlantic. He is supported by a cast of notable Hollywood radio players on KTUC at 9 15.
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KVOA
Marana
Firestone
KTUC
Jack Armstrong
KGO
Cecil Brown
Dr Q
Joseph E. Davis
Screen Actors Guild
Gracie Fields
Blondie
Fred Waring
Cavanade
America
Raymund Gram
L.am
Abner
Br’dw
the Ranch Boys
Hawthorne House
Alec Templeton
Charlie Spivak
U. S. Army
Futton Lewis Jr
Press
Robert Young
Hollywood
North Atlantic
Ceiling Unlimited
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Harold Peary
the Great
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Morton Downey
Raymond Paige
KVOAT
Crystal Ccola-Cola Bottling Co
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Newton
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Fuget For Freedom
Dianelle
Kingsford
Warren William
Eric Blore
Ynreas
Tae ‘the Great Gildersleeve
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el Charre
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Ria
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KECA
KYUC
KVO
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Kvoa Ktuc
Franklyn Stewart
Sally Sears
Abbey
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Victory Foods
Snow Village
O'Neill
Jenny Kate Smith
Louis P. Lochner
Boake Carter
Victory Fashions
Sam Wendell Noble
Bankhage
Art Baker
Young Dr. Malone
Inely
Portia
Voice of the Red Cross
News World Today
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Joseph C. Harsh
Fulton Lewis Jr
Chuck Wagon
Charlie
News of
Firestone Presents
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Perade
Theo Perestings
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KPO
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