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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1944
Page
10
The Aztecas of the Semipro League face Davis Mon Than in today’s schedule. Probable pitchers are listed as Aros for the Aztecas and Murphy for Davis Mon Than.
No games scheduled yesterday as National League action paused. Results listed include Brooklyn 7 over New York 3, Pittsburgh 0 over Louis 2, Chicago 1 over Philadelphia in rain delayed Boston game.
Play-by-play style recap of games including New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Boston, Detroit, St. Louis and Chicago with final tallies such as New York 3 over Washington 1 and Philadelphia 5 over Boston 4. Other results show Philadelphia 2 Boston 0 and Chicago 4 St. Louis 3.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple city matchups with unclear scores and statuses. Readable items include Montreal and Jersey City results, plus Rochester and Baltimore entries. several lines indicate postponements and unclear initials.
The fragment lists team scores by city in the American Association with entries for Minneapolis Columbus St. Paul Louisville Kansas City Waukee Indianapolis showing various point totals. The text is incomplete but indicates a regional competition or standings update.
Pacific Coast League results show San Diego 8 over Hollywood 2 and Sacramento 4 for San Francisco 0 while Oakland 5 leads. Southern Association lists Memphis 6 over Nashville 7 and Atlanta 10 over New Orleans 4, Birmingham 5 over Chattanooga 2 with other close scores.
Washington and New York host matches in Candini Haefner and Donald Page pairings. Boston and Philadelphia clash as Hausmann faces Flores. Cleveland visits Detroit with Harder against Gorsica. Chicago travels to St Louis featuring Humphries and Potter.
In two games today New York faces Brooklyn with Voiselle against Melton. Philadelphia meets Boston with Barrett and Schanz opposing Javery and Tobin. Cincinnati travels to Pittsburgh with Huesser facing Starr. St. Louis plays Chicago with Wilks and Munger meeting Erickson and Passeau.
Promoter Harry Eagles announced a revised wrestling card for Tucson's first post months show. Seelie Samara will replace Hans Schnable in a bout with Vic Christy while Clara Mortensen faces Rita Martinez in a women’s match. Hardy Kruscamp meets Angelo Cistoldi in a preliminary. Event at Riverside auditorium next Tuesday night at 8 30. Tax arrangement: $200 city tax for boxing events, $100 six month fee pending council action.
Last year creamery butter production topped 1,779,465,000 pounds, indicating strong output. The figure reflects sustained dairy industry activity and may influence market forecasts for butter supply.
In Elizabeth New Jersey on June 21 top seeds move into the second round of both women's and men's Eastern Intercollegiate tournaments at Elizabeth Town and Country Club Doris Hart of Barry College faces Florida Rustum from Montclair State Teachers while Frederick C Prior of Princeton meets Edward Goerke of Haverford College Miss Hart swept Muriel Holt of New Jersey College for Women 6-0 6-0 and Rustum beat Priscilla Nelson 6-2 6-2 Prior had a bye Goerke beat Merrill Heddings Jr of American University 6-3 2-6 6-4 in yesterday's action.
Twin Falls Idaho June 20 Eighteen Mexicans who refused to work in Southern Idaho fields will be sent home labor officials said Labor Supervisor O J Bellwood reported the wage scale for hoeing beets rose from 350 to 450 an acre yet the workers stayed in camp The decision to send them home followed
Aviation Cadet Leland C. Moore of Seattle was killed when an army training plane crashed several miles north of Florence. A second flier parachuted to safety and was uninjured. his identity was not released. Moore’s next of kin is his grandmother Mrs. Minnie Moore of Anaconda Montana.
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