Southern All-Stars Triumph Over Northern Nine 9 To 6
The Southern All-Stars from Tucson and Bisbee rallied with eight runs in two innings to beat the Northern nine of Phoenix Globe-Mmiami 9-6 in the first Arizona-Texas league All-Star game before 2,700 at Phoenix Municipal Stadium. Gene Smith earned the win, Carmen Ferullo took the loss, and Whitey Howe and Charley Metro led the South with key hits.
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Bill Lucas
Phoenix
Rebels
Tucson
Bisbee
Globe-Miami
Phoenix Municiple
Carmen Ferullo
Johnny Conant
Whitey Howe
Nick Sunseri
Charley Metro
Bobby Keeler
Gene Smith
Smith
Jim Propst
Ferullo
Howe
Frank Finnegan
Finnegan
Sunseri
Metro
Arky Biggs
Phoenix Pilot
Keeler
Ray Martinez
Billy Martin
Martin
Wayne Peterson
Northerners
Tito Cortez
Johnny Ringler
Globe- Miami
Buck Elliott
Elliott
Propst
Sunsers
Clint Courtney
Conant
North
Ringler
Pete Hughes
Frank Pack
Cortez
Slinger
Hughes
Pack
Peterson
Joe Vosmik
Cowboy Pilot
Lloyd Brown
Globe-Miami Itcker
Ithe
Orth
Gus Michaels
Mesa
Juarez
Sunsets
Bud Schuenke
Schuenke
Bigg
Cantrell
Connant
Bud Schuenke To Mesa Nine Cowboys Wave Player Moves
Tucson president Hi Corbett said Schuenke would join the loop's latest addition if Waddies replace him with another outfielder. It was noted that Marvin Dubber and Nestor Mitskavich probably will play with Mesa after recently joining the Cowpokes.
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Bud Schuenke
A-T
Mesa
Waddies
Tucson
Hi Corbett
Associated Press
Schuenke
Loop
Corbett
Marvin Dubber
Nestor Mitskavich
Cowpokes
Mesa joins Arizona-Texas league for second half kickoff
The Arizona-Texas league resumes Friday with Mesa added as a six team circuit. Ed Wheeler becomes Mesa manager after moving from El Paso Texans. Thirteen players selected for Mesa with many drawn from Boston Red Sox farm system. Doug Oliver to pitch for Bisbee Yanks.
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Mesa
Ed Wheeler
el Paso Texans
Boston Red Sox
Bisbee Yanks
Doug Oliver
Bud Schuenke
Tucson Cowboys
Globe-Miami
Tucson
el Paso
Bisbee
Arizona-Texas league reshuffles second half schedule
Mesa joins the second half and opens Friday at Globe-Miami. Tucson shifts to El Paso, while Phoenix hosts Bisbee. Silver City, New Mexico, shows interest in entering for next year as a definite possibility.
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Phoenix
Daily Citizen
Gus Michaels
Mesa
Globe-Miami
Tucson
el Paso
Texas City
Phoenix Senators
Bisbee
Huffman Takes Wildly Esteemed Post as Lobo Coach
George Bert Huffman is named head football coach of the University of New Mexico for the fall season. A former Army Air Forces standout, Huffman impressed with the 1945 Training Command squad and previously declined several backfield coach offers including Columbia.
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Albuquerque
N. M
The
Daily Citizen
George Bert Huffman
University of New Mexico
New Mexico
Huffman
Army Air Forces Eleven
AAF
Columbia University
New York City
Riverside pitcher walks in the ninth to lose as Wranglers win
Riverside hurler Bob Masters walked in the winning tally in the ninth inning as the Las Vegas Wranglers beat Riverside 13 to 12. In Ontario the Orioles crushed the Anaheim Valencias 18 to 3 to climb to first in Sunset league. The El Centro Imperials erased a lead to beat the Reno Silver Sox 5 to 1 in Reno.
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United Press
Riverside
Bob Masters
Las Vegas Wranglers
Ontario
Orioles
Anaheim Valencias
el Centro Imperials
Reno Silver Sox
Reno
Weightlifter John Gibson Places Third in Dallas Meet
Tucson YMCA coach John Gibson, 5 feet 4 inches tall and 140 pounds, earned a gold medal in Dallas after finishing third in the lightweight division at the junior national weightlifting championships. His career includes wins in Southern California and Arizona events and a prior Bulge battle injury.
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John Gibson
Tucson
Dallas
Gibson
Ramsbury
England
Bulge
Bill Pullum
California
J. C. Jowers
Ferrier Amazes Nelson With Stellar Play In Roundup
Jim Ferrier delivered remarkable chip and putt shots to stun Byron Nelson in Detroit. Nelson, refereeing the match, praised Ferrier’s precision after Ferrier’s bold recovery shot on the third hole drew gasps and a euphoric remark.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Detroit
Byron
Nelson
Jim Ferrier
Jim
Ferrier
Smallest Club In Bag Wins Ferrier PGA Purse
Jim Ferrier used a number 10 iron to defeat Chick Harbert 2 and 1 in the 1947 PGA Championship final in Detroit. Ferrier, six foot three, secured the first prize of 3500 dollars as Harbert’s long drives could not overcome Ferrier’s precise putting down the stretch.
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Ferrier
Detroit
U.P
Jim Ferrier
Professional Golfers Association
Povuuyu
Big Jim
Chick Harbert
Northville
Mich
Harbert
Husky Chick
Bie
Daniels Eagles Win In Softball Showdown At City Park
Daniels Jewelers beat Goodman Supply 4-1 in a first Class A game at 22nd Street Park as Morris Udall allowed seven hits while George Busby limited Goodman to four hits and fanned 10. Maurice Busby went 3-for-3 for Goodman, and Ray Nelson was ejected in the sixth for arguing.
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Daniels Jewelers
Goodman Supply
22Nd Street Park
Vern Busby
Goodmans
Daniels
Morris Udall
George Busby
Maurice Busby
Goodman
Ray Nelson
Eagles
Joe Ismay
Dave Matas
Charles Davenport
Glen Cassell
Eagle
Randy Enriquez
Jack Shay
Gene Cottrell
Tight Pacific Coast pennant race narrows to two games
In a tight three way contest for the Pacific Coast league lead, the Los Angeles Angels lost 7-5 to the Sacramento Solons while the San Francisco Seals beat the Oakland Acorns 5-1, leaving just two games among the top three. Portland rallied for a 6-5 win over Hollywood in the last inning. Seattle and San Diego did not play.
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United Press
Los Angeles Angels
Sacramento Solons
San Francisco Seals
Oakland Acorns
Portland
Hollywood
Seattle
San Diego
Rainiers
Northland
Seal Rookie Leads PC On The Mound
San Francisco rookie Bob Chesnes dominated the Pacific Coast League mound leading strikeouts as he kept a strong hold on win loss superiority over the past week for the Seals.
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Seal
San Francisco
Bob Chesnes
San Francisco Seal
Todd Prevails at Wimbledon Over Ellis in Tight Win
Patricia Can ning Todd of La Jolla Calif seeded No 4 defeated Anita Lizana Ellis 6 3 6 2 in a key Wimbledon match drawing a large crowd including Queen Mary. Second round continues as doubles and mixed events begin. Drobny and Cernik cruised 6 1 6 2 6 3 over Butler Wilde. Betty Hilton beat Jadwiga Jedrzejowska 6 4 9 7 advancing with Osborne and Brough.
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Eng
U.P
Patricia Canning Todd
la Jolla
Calif
Anita Lizana Ellis
Queen Mary
Center Court
Jarosslav Drobny
Vladimir Cernik
Czechoslovakia
D. W. Butler
F. C. Wilde
Great Britain
Margaret Osborne
Louise Brough
Todd
Betty Hilton
Britain
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Poland
Midget racer Hap Pierson dies from Dorney Park crash injuries
Harry A. Hap Pierson a 33 year old Philadelphia midget auto racer died in Sacred Heart hospital from injuries suffered five days earlier at Dorney Park Speedway Allentown.
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Allentown
Harry A
Hap” Pierson
Philadelphia
Sacred Heart Hospital
Dorney Park Speedway
Middle States pro tennis enters second round in Philadelphia
Still in running, the second annual Middle States professional championship at grass courts in Philadelphia moves into the second round as all favorites remain.
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Philadelphia
Aztecas Edge Legion 21-7 In Semi Pro Tilt
Arizona Warriors overwhelm the Legion 21 to 7 at Randolph Park. Jacome earns win with 13 strikeouts while Starkey takes the loss after 55 innings in 4 2/3? Notable plays include Hutchinson and Weyenburg early Legion pushes and Sims triple in the eighth. The Legion host Mesa Tempe in a 6 p.m. doubleheader tonight with Don Bacon on the mound.
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Arizona Warriors
Legion
Randolph Park
Jack Starkey
Roy Albertson
Mesa Tempe
Don Bacon
Ned Hutchinson
Fleet
Lloyd Weyenburg
Bob Bailey
Azteca
Carl Lopez
Eddie Jacome
Lopez
Jacome
Aztecas
The
Weyenburg
Bob Burns
Hutchinson
John Sims
Sims
Legion Aztec
Abhoa Ldtwinsn
Weinsteins
Weynbrg
Espinoza
Preston
Carrillo
Bailey
Marques
Gallego
Jonsa
Burns
Wheeler
Gutierrez
Hon
Romero
Gaston
Gomez
Lopez Albertson
giJacome
Starkey
Wergenburg
Phe
Johnson
Weinstein Espinoza
Guterrez
Keefe
Albertson
Doyle Hovers Between Life and Death After Robinson Fight
Cleveland June 25. Jimmy Doyle of Los Angeles remains between life and death following injuries from last night’s world welterweight title bout with Ray Sugar Robinson at the Cleveland arena before 11 275 fans. The American challenger was knocked out in the eighth round.
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United Press
Cleveland
U.P
Jimmy Doyle
Los Angeles
Ray “Sugar” Robinson
Cleveland l Arena
R. R. Miller
St. Vincent's Hospital
Young Doyle
Spencer Braden
Chagrin Falls
Doyle
Robinson
Jimmy
Artie Levine
Jackie Davis
Cahill Still In NCAA Round
The article notes Cahill and teammate Lambie progressing in NCAA golf qualifying at Ann Arbor as teams like LSU and Ohio State contend for the match play bracket and team title in a three day 36 hole event.
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Cahill
John Cahill
University of Arizona
Louisiana State University
Jim Wittenberg
Joe Moore, Jr
Gardner Dickinson
Jack Coyle
Junius Herbert
Tigers
Ohio State
Michigan
Duke
University of Miami
San Jose State
Oklahoma A & M
Oregon
Oklahoma
Northwestern
Tucson Raiders to Hold Practice at Eagle Field
The Tucson Raiders of the Class A City Sandlot league announce a practice session Thursday at 5 30 p m at Eagle field to prepare for upcoming games.
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Tucson Raiders
Eagle Field
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