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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1956

Page

5

Tucson Fans Back National All Star Voting Tilt

Local baseball fans reflect national trends in American League first base voting with Vic Wertz edging Mickey Vernon by one vote in Citizen's Sport Department tallies. National tallies show Wertz ahead 23,580 to 22,979, with Kell leading Boone for third base and Mantle and Berra topping the ballot getters as voting closes.

Cleveland Vic Wertz Boston Mickey Vernon Wertz Bosox Detroit Boone al Rosen Kell New York Mickey Mantle Yogi Berra Mantle Nelson Fox Bobby Avila Billy Goodman George Kell Ray Boone Harvey Kuenn Chico Carrasque Gil McDonald Ted Williams Charley Maxwell Minnie Minoso N. Y Jim Piersall al Kaline Hank Bauer Johnny Temple Cin Gene Baker Ken Boyer St. L Ed Mathews Mil Ray Jablonski Chi

City County Baseball Results Highlight Local Standings

Summary of city and county league baseball results across multiple teams including Damron Valley Bank BGEARG Tuc son Federal EagleSee and San Xavier with listed players, home runs by Meineeny Thomas Bacon Quiroz and Clifyen, and Optimist League showings at Flowing Wells Estevan Park and Mt. Calvary.

Damron Valley Bank Hardy Gemmer Rowe Begley Trevine Walker Toledo Rauscher Bgearg Maslow Tucson Federal Peters Arriola Phelan Olson Blythe Bell Aboud Gartin Marum Helcomb Eaglesee SAN Xavier Bacon and Quiros Nordin Sorez Bacon Quiroz C. E. Rose CITY Estevan Park Safford Pueblo Sanchez Lemoine J. Lemoine

Boxing results and thoroughbred racing across the U S tracks

Wilf Greaves outpointed Alan Kennedy in a featherweight bout in Pittsburgh. Ring O Roses won the Maiden Steeplechase at Delaware Park. Two features at Belmont and Suffolk Downs were decided in close finishes. Sammy Boulmetis led a trio of wins at Mont Park, while Port Call and Prefect II took top races at Arlington Park and Hollywood Park respectively.

Wilmington Del Delaware Park

Trade Winds Carry AP Notes Into Pacific Ocean

In Waikiki last night a trade wind lifted AP reporter Jim Becker notes from the press box window and dropped them into the sea. A boy with a fishing pole recovered the soggy pages, which remained usable for copy.

Jim Becker Associated Press Waikiki Pacific Ocean

Trans-Mississippi Quarterfinals Begin Amid Tight Matches

Oklahoma City hosts the Trans Miss golf tourney with eight players left in the quarterfinals. Charlie Coe edged Don Sechrest 3 and 2 while Rex Baxter Jr. defeated Raleigh Selby 5 and 4 after a strong early start on the 6 852 yard course.

Oklahoma City Usia Spe Richard Norville Coe Baxter Don Sechrest Oklahoma A&m Raleigh Selby New London Tex

City Class A Baseball Schedule Almanac Fragment

Multiple days list city leagues with teams such as Cubs CYO Marana Polecats Hughes Aircraft Lobos Caballeros Alianga Hall Insulators local 419 Pirates Solong Center Bobcats Rascals Shotgunners Sahuarita Western States Insurance Bentz Cougars Mt Calvary Church Belser Aviation Oury Park Raiders Chargers Christian Church Trinity Presbyterian Sino American Jrs Catalina Methodist Chinook Paints Oury Park Reds Jacobs Pachucos Optimist Club LDS Jrd Ward Nazarene Church All Staters Cine Plaza Flirts Santa Rita roads and fields at Randolph Park South Campbell Corner KTUC City girls softball schedule with Roadrunners Hall Insulators Soleng Center Whippets Palo Verde Baptist Church AMC Tucson Warehouse Tanks Tucson Public Mortgage LDS First Ward etc.

Oury Park Jacques Pachucos Optimist LDS Jrd Ward 1St Nazarene Church Jrs Christian Church Oury Park Chargers Owy Park All Staters Cineo Plaza Flirts Santa Rita Roadrunners Hall Insulators Hughes Aircraft Gals Soleng Center Palo Verde Baptist Church AMC Tucson Warehouse Tanks of Tucson Supreme Cleaners Public Mortgage Company LDS 1St Ward Young Insurance Playboys City Merchants St. Mary's Belles Cine’ Plaza Eikes Hughes Aircraft Blue VFW Post LDS 4Th Ward Ramblers Sahuarita Wilson Bakery 1St Baptist Church Lampost Sine American Club Silverbell Telephones L & L Drive-in

Greyhound Meet Opens In Denver

A record crowd of 19 954 packed the Mile High Kennel Club venue as the 1956 greyhound racing season opened in Denver. The mutuel handle reached 293 683, compared with 284 493 on opening night last year.

Denver Mile High Kennel Club

Three Phoenix Swimmers Pace AAU Meet Here

Mary Wise Jim Laney and Dave Robbins lead Salt River Valley swimmers at Himmel Park as 10 records fall in the Southern Arizona AAU Age Group Championships. Encanto leads boys while Mesa Aquatic Club and Tucson YMCA chase. Finals set for tonight with 13-14 and 15-16 brackets.

Mary Wise Jim Laney Dave Robbins Salt River Valley Mary Laney Robbins Encanto Aquatic Club Salt Shetter Tucson Pat Brecht YWCA YMCA Himmel Park Pool

A.A.U. Swim Meet Highlights Young Front Runners

Tucson YMCA tops 20 yard medley relays and 100 yard backstroke while Encanto and Mesa clubs set multiple new meet records. Notables include Laney of PCC breaking a 19.0 prelim record and Robbins of D.B. earning top 11 12s in the medley.

Tucson Ymca John Straw Bob Brown Andy Snetter Encanto Mesa A. C Mesa A.C Phoenix C.c. T Laney P.C.C N. Leppla M.A.C C. Gillaspie T.A.C Erickson A.A.C K. Russell O. Robbing Brown YMCA R. Johnson J. Straw M. Turner E. T DB. Robbins C. Churchill C. Curtis M.C.C J. Laney Scott J. Clow J. Passey A. Snetter BD. Wagner U.A.C T. Gilmore P.V.C.C K. Martin PCC M.ac J. Pace MACS Muckerman M.A.C. T D. Robbine B. Brown Cc. Churchill J. Osborn D. Smith Encanto A.C P. Smith B. Likosar S. Chiate Mera A.C Arizona Co J. Champeau J. Jeffery T. Ymca M. Ramendotsky Brecht YWCA K. Jones J. Russell A.C. T M. Wise A. Cummings C.C L. Tyson L. Otte A.C Kinnimouth PF. C.c Peterson J.D.A.R J. Collier J.d.ar K. Igoe Phoenix Mesa Phoenix Country Club Ok Smith A.C.C Arizona Country Club R.—Roosevit Jo.ar Jerry Cole U.a.c.—University Aquatic Club Paradise Valley Country Club

New York Signs Pitching Phenom From Eureka

The New York Yankees signed 17 year old pitching phenom Wade Hammond from Eureka High School. Hammond, who also played third base, posted three no hitters and two hitters in five spring starts and is assigned to the Kearney farm club in Nebraska.

Eureka Calif New York Yankees Wade Hammond Eureka High School Yanks Hammond Kearney Neb

Hagge Extends LPGA Lead After Second Round

Marlene Bauer Hagge carries a two stroke edge into the third round at Forest Lake Country Club. She shot 73 for a 36 holes total of 142 after a two stroke penalty yesterday for an unplayable lie. Patty Berg matched Hagge with 73 and Betty Jameson rose to third with a 72 for 146.

Detroit Marlene Bauer Hagge Patty Berg Asheville N. C Miss Berg Forest Lake Country Club Hagge San Antonio Betty Jameson LPGA Louise Suggs Sea Island Alice Bauer Sarasota Fla Mickey Wright San Diego Joyce Ziske Waterford Wis Kathy Cornelius Lake Worth Miss Jameson Rey Hanson Apple Valley Calif

Mets-Red Sox Rivalry Highlights Major League Lead Efforts

New York and Chicago clash as pitchers Sturdivant and Consuegra guide relief in a 4 to 5 finish. Mantle Doby and Collins power the scoring with RBI contributions while Donovans and Minoso pace offense in a tight midseason tilt.

Garcia Blanks Nationals Total 26m Totale 27

Washington and Cleveland play a game with line scores, runs, hits, and errors listed. Stobbe and Garcia are noted on the mound, with Averill and Wertz contributing hits and runs, and substitutions including Avila Runnels and Yost. The box shows final numbers and weathered pitching lines for Stobbs and Garcia.

Valdivielson Stobbe Verta Washington Cleveland Wooedling Busby Carrasquel Averill E—Stobbe Yost Garcia Smith Rosen Sb—Avila Runnels S—Woodling Op—Werts Werta Sievers Wertz Avila Clevel Stobbs Stone Ho—Stobbs 9 In 4, Stone 1 In 2. Rer—Stobbs We—Garcia le Stobbs A—Murtey Chylak Soar Paparelia

Milwaukee Beats New York In Narrow Baseball Showdown

Bruton and Mathews fueled Milwaukee with RBI hits as Crandall and Brandt provided key runs. Crone, Wilhelm and Gomez logged solid nights for New York, while O Connell and Adcock contributed in a tight 3 to 1 game at Milwaukee with 17,628 in attendance.

Milwaukee New York O'Conel Bressoud Bruton Wilson Mathews Wilhelme Aaronet Schndst Thomson Muelierrf Adcock Brandtff Crandail R—Bruton Crandall Brandt S—O'connell RBI Bruten Crone White Logan Aaron S—Adcock Sf—White Op— Logan O'Connell Gomez Wilhelm Grissom Ho— Gomez Wilehelm Rer Crene Gomes Sarel Dascoll Secery Landes Goetz

Ted's At It Again Totale M O27 Totels 4827 19 a Grounded out for Groth in Sth

Boston 201 000 012 Kansas City 002 010 000 hPiersall 3 Williams White Buddin Demaestri Le 2 V ern on ABI Williams 3% K 1 Buddin 2 Leper 2 Simpson 1 28 Piersall 38 Boyer Simpson HR Williams Lopes Buddin s8 Piersall &Groth DOP Buddin Lepcro and Vernon White Buddin and Vernon Boyer Demaestri and Power Power Dem aestic and Power Left Boesten 3 Kansas City 6 BB Sullivan 1 Ditmar 2 60 Sullivan 4 Ditmar 6 A-ER Sullivan 3-4 Ditmar 6-6 W Sullivan 6-3 L Dit mar 6-7 U Stevens Runge Rommel Tabacchi T-200 A-13 371

PBI RBI St Louis Boston Milwaukee New York Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Detroit Brooklyn Washington Philadephia Kansas City Cleveland Baltimore Chicago SS Philadelphia St. Louis St Louie Mantle Maxwell Det Rbi Pet Boyd Thompson Kuenn Det Long Pitt Belardi Boyer St Ou Williams Clemente Vernon Bos Robinson Cin Googman Walls Nie An Bal Ashburn Phil Courtney Wash Aaron Mil Ba Wertz Cleo Snider Brook Lollar Chi Runn H Sh Temple Jensen Thomas Rosen Clev Am McMillan Prersall Mueller Kell Balt Mays Kaline Banks Rivera O'Connell Klaus Furttle White Herzog Jackson Womers — Carracelle Fondy Megan Tuttle and Ennedy, Baker Chiats Larsen Cerv Robinson Sarni K. C Daley Keegan Ohio Pitcher & Club Lera Kucks N.Y Labine Brewer Burdette Pierce Wynn King Sullivan Friend An Johnson Chair Crane Mil ” N A] 201 Gorman, K. CIA 3.23 Roebuck, Brook 42 2 3.00 Kellner, K. Co Craig Lemon Antonelli Sister Harshman Munger Pitt Chakales Spahn Grim N. Y Buhl Garcia Clevecy Hoeft Contey Kiine Lawrence Rush Chies Freeman Worthgton Newombe Roberts Totels Groth Sth Oth Ditmar Piersall Buddin Demaestri Abi Williams Leper Simpson

Tigers Boot It Baltimore Detroit Abhor Abhor

Box score style report detailing a baseball game between Baltimore and Detroit with player substitutions and pitching notes. Highlights include pinch hits, substitutions for Wight and Zuverink, and final score around to 2 with RBI by Miranda and Phillips.

Brooks Beats Brooks Totals 282712 Votale mM 2a 6 a

Baseball game summary with lines for Cincinnati and Brooklyn, listing hits, runs, and players like Robinson Bailey Lawrence McMillan and Maglie. Mentions pitchers Roebuck Maglie Lehman and Blended notes on fielding and double plays.

Peebuck Jablonski Eccit Bridges Sth Lehman Cincinnat Brooklyn RF. Robinson Bailey Lawrence Nene RBI F. Robinson McMillan J. Robinson Jackson Nelsons Kivesewski Cincinnati Magiie Roebuck Ho— Maglie Rer Maglie We Lawrence Le—Maglie Ufngetn del- Contam Donatelli Templeth Gilliemit Post J. Robin- Bell Son Kiva'ekith Snider Nelson Baileye Furittort Dabinakito Campania b-Bridgstb Zimmerse E- Dyck T Magiliep Gramas M'Millanes a-Amores Lehmane Reese

Phillies defeat Cardinals in pitchers duel at St Louis

Philadephia wins 2 to 1 at St Louis as Poholsky yields eight innings of strong pitching. Ennis Jones and Smalley contribute for Philadelphia while Musial and Boyer drive the Cardinals’ runs. Attendance 20,258.

Poholsky Lou Philadelphia Ennis Jones E—Ennis Smalley Abi-Gmalley Musial Ennia Boyer HA Ennis Kasanaki 8Oak U—Ballane Fant Crawford Gore Jabienski

Volador Reports Largest Catch in Guaymas

Captain Henry of the Volador, per Tom Jamison, sport fishing director, reports the week’s largest big game catch in Guaymas. The haul includes 18 dolphins, 11 sailfish and two marlins. The Marlins and the Pampano each landed 30 big game fish, with both boats tallying 16 dolphins, 11 sailfish and one marlin.

Guaymas Henry Volador Tom Jamison Mex Marlins Pampano

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