Young Tucson Legion team features 15 to 19 year olds
The roster lists Roy Pullen 19, Bob Blaise 18, Fred Enke 18, Frank Kempf 18, Rudy Delgado 17, Pete Pullen 17, Alvin Kives 16, Frank Ganem 16, Bill Hassey 16, Bob Acosta 15, Lowell Bailey 15, Jerry Dodson 15, Joe Tully 15, led by coach Chuck Hollinger 33, Lincoln high and University of Arizona background, with multiple Legion and city league championships anticipated.
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University of Arizona
el Centro Dons
Railway Express Company
Bob Blaise
Blaise
Naval Training Station
University of New Mexico
Bob
Mansfeld
The
Legion
University of Arizona Wildcats
Badgers
Fred
Ensign
Enke
Naval Air Corps
Tucson High School
Tucson
Frank
Dumbo” Kempf
Dumbo
Appy Frank
Davis-Monthan Field
Post Exchange
Kempf
Rudy Delgado
Rudy
Tucson High
Paul
Pete” Pullen
Pete
Southpaw
Hollinger
Alvin Kives
Legion Club
Frank Ganem
Ganem
Safford
Legion Outfit
Bill Hassey
Bill
Hassey
Rollin T. Gridley
Bob Acosta
Jerry Dodson
Dodson
Kemps
Joe Tully
Joe
Tully
Chuck Hollinger
Holly
Government Heights
Lincoln High
Ins Angeles
Laundry Lions
Lady Fan Seeks Refund for Postponed Ticket
Roy Mack, vice-president of the Athletics, received a letter from a Philadelphia fan asking a refund of $1.71 for a box seat ticket dated October 1, 1939. The game was postponed and the buyer’s money was refunded.
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Philadelphia
Roy Mack
The
Athetics
Dodgers Grab Split and Narrow Lead Behind Cardinals
The Dodgers swept the Giants 7-2 and 6-0 to move within half a game of first place as the Cardinals lost to Cincinnati 8-3. Curt Davis pitched a two-hitter in the nightcap, and Dolph Camilli homered in the opener.
League Standings and Tonight’s Davis-Monthan Legion Game
Consairs 5 standings noted in S. P. 6. Tonight’s article mentions a game between Davis-Monthan and Legion.
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Davis-Monthan Vs. Legion
Davis-Monthan faces junior legion at Randolph Park
Davis Monthan Mustangs aim to stay undefeated as they meet the Junior American Legion in a City Semi Pro tilt at Randolph Park tonight. Davis Monthan's tentative pitcher is Nelson Harman with a Panama stay noted. Legion may start Joe Tully or Lowell Bailey or Pete Pullen depending on decision.
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American Legion Nide
Davis-Monthan
Randolph Park
Chuck Hollinger
Joe Tully
Legion
Tully
Lowell Bailey
Pete Pullen
Bill Clemensen
Nelson Harman
Panama
Harman
Stars Shine as Dodgers and Others Dominate Doubleheader
Dolph Camilli drove in three and Curt Davis tossed a two hit shutout as the Dodgers split with the Giants. Milo Candini and Ernie Bonham also shutout halves to divide. Red Barrett and Charley Workman edged Phil lies 1 0 in the first game and provided decisive runs in the eleventh of the second. Claude Passeau and Bob Elliott combined for a Cubs win in the first and Pirates second. Gerald Walker drove in three for the Reds against the Cardinals. Hal Newhouser and Jeff Heath split with five hit first game and Heath homered in the nightcap. Guy Cartwright extended his batting streak to 18 with two singles for the White Sox over the Browns. Leon Culberson homered as the Red Sox topped the Athletics in the night game.
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al Javery
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Mickey Wietelman
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Milo Candini
Washington
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Yanks
Frankie Crossetti
Yankee
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Tigers
Cleveland
Hal Newhouser
Luke Appling
Jimmy Grant
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Leon Culberson
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Philadelphia
Don Black
Oscar Judd
Associated Press
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Phillies
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Pirates
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Dudley to defend Utah Open title July 9 10
Ed Dudley president of the Professional Golfers Association will defend his Utah Open title on July 9 and 10 with tournament officials reporting. He is the summer pro at the Broadmoor course in Colorado Springs and Ellsworth Vines, former tennis pro, may also enter.
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Bobby Riggs
Riggs
Bobby
Minneapolis
Jim Evert
Notre Dame
Robert Odman
University of Washington
Wayne Anderson
Tulane
Robert Kimbrell
Southern California
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Anderson
Cochell
Odman
Brown
Kimbrell
Bartlett
Evert
Oested
Salt Lake City
Ed Dudley
Professional Golfers Association
Broadmoor Course
Colorado Springs
Ellsworth Vines
Calwell Magnifies Mexican Golf Scene and New Track Plans
Mexico City writer LISLE SHOEMAKER notes Joe Calwell, a former La Mesa and Annandale pro, still chalks a Cuernavaca nine hole record of 29 and sells golf balls in Guadalajara. Calwell jokes about Avila Camacho, Mexico’s president, as a morning lesson client. The piece also previews a new Mexico City horse race track with sightlines from start to finish, while observers note odd tote board moves.
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la Mesa Country Club
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Avila Camacho
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Candini's Arm Sore Yet Still Wins For Senators
Washington pitcher Milo Candini, despite a sore arm, notches his seventh win as the Senators extend his scoreless innings streak to 49 2/3 while defeating the Yankees. The right hander, selling hard after the six hitter, grimaced at post game, but credited resilience over strain. The Yankees, who traded for Candini, now trail by two games in the American League.
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Newark
Music Hall Tonight Sees Bing Crosby With Ensemble Act
Gumshoe detective Rags Ragland previews a TV music night at the Music Hall headlined by Bing Crosby. The half hour features the ensemble Bing with Trudy Erwin, the Music Maids and Phil, the Charioteers, Akie, Ken Carpenter and John Scott Trotter’s orchestra performing McNamara's Band. Crosby solos It Can’t Be Wrong It Mustn’t Say Goodbye and duets You Took Advantage of Me with Trudy. KVOA 7 o’clock.
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Marana KVOA Softball Clash and Davis-Monthan Rally
The KVOA softball team faces Marana at 6:15 p.m. at the 22nd Street diamond as part of a city recreation league. At 8 p.m. Manhattan Chargers meet Ryan air field. Davis-Monthan defeated Porter's 10 to 7 with Pancho Villalobos allowing five hits and Stevens adding 10 hits. Williams and Duglaiami homered for Davis-Monthan. J Hale homered for Porter. Tomorrow Playmore faces Convairs.
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Marana Air Field
22Nd Street
City Recreation Department
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Rorter’s
Pancho Villalobos
Stevens
Williams
Cosmo Duglaiami
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Convairs
Mexican fighter Pedro Ortega defeats Tyree White in Oakland bout
Pedro Ortega of Mexico won a ten round decision over Tyree White of San Francisco at the Oakland auditorium. Ortega weighed 138 pounds and White 139.
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Pedro Ortega
Mexico
Tyree White
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Oakland Auditorium
Ortega
White
Mills Brothers perform Paper Doll on Surprise Package show
The Mills Brothers sing Paper Doll the hit arrangement that sold 400000 records in 60 days as guests of Mary Astor Mischa Auer and Charles Ruggles in the Surprise Package segment of the program tonight on KTUC at 6 o clock.
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Mills Brothers
Mary Astor
Mischa Auer
Charles Ruggles
KTUC
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