Waddies Drop 4th Straight A T Game
Tucson's Waddies collapse in an 8-2 loss to the Juarez Indios as they commit five errors in five innings. The setback leaves Tucson 13 45 games behind the leaders and forces Lefty Al Aguilar to return with two days rest for the next matchup at Park. Jose Medina will pitch for Juarez.
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Kings Browns Win A T Games In Lone Series Opener
Blackie Morales handcuffed the Phoenix Solons in the first of a four game set, guiding the Bisbee Douglas Kings to an 83 victory at Douglas before 1 612 paid fans. Jurkovic pitched for Phoenix and fell to 4 7.
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Shanty Hogan
Fern Paredes
Johnny Jurkovic
Phoenix
Charles Walcott Bout Seen as Even Fight in Key Title Clash
Ezzard Charles and Jersey Joe Walcott prepare for a heavyweight title bout at Comiskey Park hailed as an even match. Analysts note Walcott's weight edge and Charles’s youth while both vow to pressure and smother punches to control 15 rounds.
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Charles Chamberlain
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Slim Pickins
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Johnny Haynes
Schroeder Dominates Wimbledon Opener Leading US Stars
No. 1 seed Schroeder won easily in straight sets as 15,000 fans watched perfect weather at Wimbledon. Other Americans advancing include Pat Todd and Bob Falkenburg with clear second round wins, while Drobny and Asboth posted notable victories and several stars faced tough results.
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Algore
Deinion Sener Feher
Hungary
Schroeder
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Stars Increase PCL Lead With Win Over Padres
The Hollywood Stars beat the San Diego Padres 8 to 6 to widen their Pacific Coast League lead to six games. Homers by Gene Handley Jim Noren Jim Baxes and Chuck Stevens fueled the surge, while Max West added his 25th homer. Padres rally with six runs in the fifth and sixth innings as Mentions of Jurisich West and West.
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Hollywood Stars
Pacific Coast
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Jim Noren
Jim Baxes
Chuck Stevens
Padres
Max West
Hollywood
Gordon
Bobby Wilson
Orestes Minoso
Seattle
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Oakland
Portland
Maltzberger
Salveson
Sandrock
Jurisich
Savage
Olsen
Moore
Carriers Knights Win In B Contests At Oury Park
In a BB softball slate Monday night the Post Office Carriers upset the Railway Carmen 13 to 10 aided by a triple play. The Sino-American Juniors fell 84 to the Palace Knights as Al Jacobs settled into a five hit outing after a rough first inning. Riverside Indians edged Oury Park Rockets 13 to 12 with Ramon Sotomayor going 2 for 2.
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Canadian featherweight titlists set for July 5 bout in Montreal
Montreal reports show Jean Richard the Canadian featherweight champion will defend his title against Ray Fama of England, the European titleholder, in a July 5 bout. The winner earns a possible shot at Willie Pep’s world featherweight title.
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Ray Famachon
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Third Pro Bout Taken By Harper
Maurice Harper the Oakland welterweight won his third pro bout by TKO over Arturo Barron of Los Angeles in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round C. U. S. open card. Harper, a former national amateur champion, dominated Barron from the start to achieve his third straight win and third knockout.
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Maurice Harper
Oakland
Arturo Barron
Los Angeles
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Barron
Fisher
Jacksonville
San Diego
Hank Herring
U.S
Jones
Crimson
Billy Keane
Billy Lee
Phoenix
Johnny Herraera
Rudy Ponzi
Juarez
VFW Sharks Defeat Sluggers In 9-1 Southern League Game
The VFW Sharks beat Watt's Sluggers 9-1 at Eagle Field. Henry Ybarra earned the win and Jimmy Carrillo took the loss, each with four hits allowed. Errors helped fuel several VFW runs. Shortstop Tommy Teller led the winners with two hits in two at bats.
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Henry Ybarra
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Tommy Teller
Yankees Sign Two College Players
Santa Clara, California June 21. Yankee scout Joe Devine announced Tom Kelley and Bill Renna of the University of Santa Clara have signed with Twin Falls in the Pioneer league and will report to the Yankee farm club Tuesday. Renna hit .368 last spring and Kelley batted .239.
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Grace Lenczyk Leads Western Open Championship Flight
Grace Lenczyk, national Amateur champion from Newington Connecticut, set a 66 in qualifying at Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club to lead the Western Golf Associations Invitational Open field. Marjorie Lindsay of Decatur Illinois shot 71 while Louise Suggs posted 74 as 115 entrants qualified for the championship flight.
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Carrollton
Haemerle Defeats Berg In Western Golf QF Five Years Ago
Five years ago Betty Jane Haemerle toppled Patty Berg Lup in the quarter finals of the women's Western golf tournament, marking a notable match in the championship history.
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Patty Berglup
Baptists Rally to Edge Shamrocks in A Ballgame
Orville Smyth struggled in relief for First Baptist as Don Williams preserved an 8 to 7 victory over the Steinfeld Shamrocks in the Santa Rita Park class A softball nightcap. The 22nd Street Flirts beat Tele phone Belles 6 to 5 and Crosley Shelvadors toppled the Elks 7 to 2.
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Serrano defeats Chico Morales in Tucson boxing card
Frankie Serrano of El Paso defeated former world No.4 bantamweight Chico Morales of Los Angeles by unanimous 10 round decision at the Tucson Sports Center before 613 fans. Packy McFarland drew with Julio Muriel in six. Jackie Fisher impressed in middleweight win. other undercard results included Billy Keane and Johnny Herrera.
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Bannister Shatters Mile Record Pace In Cambridge Meet
Roger Bannister the 20 year old Oxford medical student starred on the Oxford Cambridge tour clocking 4 11.9 for the mile to pace the English against Yale Harvard in Cambridge Mass. It followed a 4 11.1 at Princeton and ranks behind only Don Gehrmann 4 09 6 outdoors in the U S this year.
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England
Roger Bannister
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Harvard
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Princeton
Don Gehrmann
University of Wisconsin
Kellner Interview To Air On KCNA Tuesday Evening
A recording of an interview with Alex Kellner of the Philadelphia Athletics from Tucson will air at 6 p m Tuesday over KCNA. Kellner discusses his father John Kellner and his view of Connie Mack as well as his 93 win loss record and tough American League opponents.
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Gorgeous George Headlines Tucson Wrestling Card
The famed Gorgeous George will headline a Tuesday night show at the Tucson Sports Center with a two out of three fall main event against Chico Gracia. Prelims begin at 8:30 p.m. Bob Managoff meets Chester Hayes in a two out of three fall semiwindup and Terry McGinnis faces Al Billings in the opener.
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Browns Lose Volpi With Split Finger In El Paso Game
Browns manager Frank Volpi left the El Paso game with a finger split in the fourth inning and was replaced by Jack Nesbit. Mike Bernadette debuted at shortstop while Nick Samela moved to right field and performed solidly in relief roles. Leo Martinez, a former Juarez Indios shortstop, started in left for the Texans after being released Sunday.
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Evening Sports Schedule At Santa Rita and Randolph Park
Tonight at Santa Rita Park on 22nd Street Greenwald Drug vs Goodman Supply in class softball at 6:30 p m. At Randolph Park 8 p m Tucson Cowboys meet Juarez Indios in Arizona Texas league baseball. Also at Santa Rita Park 8 p m VFW vs Playmor Arcade in class A softball practice and 9 30 p m 20 30 Club against Wildcats in class A softball practice at Tucson Sports Center features professional wrestling at 8 30 p m West Congress avenue.
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Arizona Wolverines to Join Southwest Conference Next Season
The University of Arizona basketball team will join the Southwest Conference next season. A pair of nonconference games are set for December 16 against Texas and December 17 against Texas A&M in San Antonio.
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University of Arizona
University of Texas
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Ex Champs To Meet On Links In Trans Miss Championship
COLORADO SPRINGS June 21 Four former title holders were among 82 golfers in the Trans Mississippi championship flight at the Broadmoor course. Defending champ Robert Riegel of Tulsa opened against S B Harrell of Hutchinson Kan with 18 holes. Denver’s John Kraft, 1942 titlist, meets Scott Mabry of Albuquerque, while Charles Coe of Ardmore Okla faces George Zaharias of Denver. Jimmy Manion Sr. of St Louis had a first round bye. The Brock team trophy went to Ardmore and Denver duos. Coe and Byron Potter tied Don Bell and Kraft for the award.
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Albuquerque
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Babe) Zaharias
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Trans Miss golf tourney opens at Broadmoor with first round pairs
Colorado Springs June 21. Two Phoenix entrants play first round matches Tuesday on the Broadmoor course. Three others drew byes. Del E Webb faces Don Bell in Denver. Babe Askins plays Eugene Zustain at Goodland Kas. Eyes were drawn by B J Leonard Lt Dick Taylor and Bob Goldwater.
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Cardinals Belt Mets as Red Schoendienst Sparks 7-2 Win
Red Schoendienst slammed a double and three singles driving in two runs to power the St. Louis Cardinals past New York 7-2. Dick Fowler limited the Indians to four hits as Oakland beat Cleveland 4-2 for his fifth straight win.
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