Cowboys Rally To Down El Paso Texans 10-4 In Arizona-Texas League
The Tucson Cowboys overcame a late deficit to beat the El Paso Texans 10-4. Jack Carmichael earned the win in relief after entering in the seventh, as Joe-Joe Morjoseph drove in four runs with two triples.
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Phoenix
Senators
Don Cantress
Gerald Gephart
Johnny Conant
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Larned and Seixas Vie For 1947 NCAA Singles Title
In Los Angeles on June 28 1947 Gardner Larned of William and Mary faces Victor Seixas of North Carolina in the NCAA singles final. Larned earned a straight set win over Straight Clark while Seixas survived a five setter against Fred Kovaleski to reach the final. The UCLA duo Flam and Garrett meet Rice's Sam Match and Bobby Curtis in the doubles final.
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P— Gardner Larned
William and Mary College
Victor Seixas
University of North Carolina
Larned
Bobby Falkenberg
Chicago
Straight Clark
University of Southern California
Seixas
Philadelphia
Fred Kovaleski
Detroit
Herbie Flam
Gene Garrett
UCLA
Rice Institute
Sam Match
Bobby Curtis
Daniels Jewelers Travel To Willcox
Daniels Jewelers, tied for third in the Class A City-County softball association second third play, travels to Willcox for an 8 p m game. Morris Udall is expected to start on the mound. Their last defeat came at the 4105th Storage. Daniels Jewelers beat Willcox in the prior meeting three weeks ago.
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Ports Extend 22nd Straight Win In California League
The Stockton Ports blank Visalia Cubs 3 to 0 to stretch their winning streak to 22 games. A league attendance record of 5,328 fans supported the shutout in Visalia.
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Aztecas Fall to Redferns 6-3 in Seventh Inning Collapse
The Azteca Warriors led 3-2 entering the seventh but collapsed with two out in the inning, as Grainger was tagged out after a base stroll and Murray scored on a throwing error. Redferns pulled away in the eighth with three straight hits, led by Espinoza and Robles, to secure a 6-3 victory.
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Warriors
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Roy Laos
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Bob Murray
Bud Grainger
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Raul Gomez
Gil Carrillo
Johnny Simms
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Mickey Espinosa
Roy Pullen
Fred Enke
Roy
George Robles
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Arizona Texas league halves set as season resumes
Henry Rieger outlines the split Arizona Texas league, praising Mesa as a strong replacement for the Tamale nine and predicting Phoenix, Bisbee, Tucson, Globe-Miami, El Paso, and Mesa as top contenders. He notes expanding to eight teams with clubs like Clifton Morenci Silver City Albuquerque Yuma Nogales and possibly Douglas.
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United Press
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Bill Lucas
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Mesanine
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Don Cantrell
Ray Martinez
Tito Cortez
Gene Smith
Coe and Lind Advance to NCAA Golf Quarterfinals
Charley Coe of Oklahoma and Charley Lind of Denver reach the National Collegiate golf tournament quarterfinals in Ann Arbor. Coe beat Pete Elliott 1 up and Bob Gardner 5 and 4. Lind eliminated Howard Saunders 2 and 1 and Warren McCarty 4 and 3.
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U.P
Charley Coe
Oklahoma
Charley Lind
University of Denver
Nogales Internationals to defy league rules in key games
Nogales Internationals plan to start Marcos Valdez against Cananea Miners despite Sonora league prohibitions. If the league voids the Valdez game the team will quit the league and play independently. They travel to Tucson Monday to face Redfern Dresses.
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Osete
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Redfern
Bears Take Opening Game Behind Ninth Inning Rally
In Kalamazoo Michigan the University of California defeated Yale 17 to 4 to take a one game lead in the collegiate world series. California scored 11 runs in the ninth inning to pull away.
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U.P
University of California
Yale University
Westerners
Page and Riley Tied in Women's Open Tourney
Greensboro N C June 23 The Women's National Open led by Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill and Polly Riley of Fort Worth both at 149 after 36 holes tied for the 1 2 positions Riley posted 75 to run total 149 Page added 73 after a 76 opening round Berg defending champ from Minneapolis fell to seventh after an 81 Suggs par 76 left one behind Page and Riley Jameson San Antonio two back after 76 75 Kielty Los Angeles 152 Sessions Muskegon 153.
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Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
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Miss Riley
Louise Suggs
Patty Berg
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Riley
Miss Berg
Minneapolis
Miss Suggs
Lithia Springs
Mrs. Page
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Dot Kielty
California
Los Angeles
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Muskegon
El Centro dominates in high-scoring City-County softball doubleheader
Roy Laos pitched a one hit game with 10 strikeouts as El Centro defeated Baum & Adamson 9-0 at 22nd Street Park. D-M Bombers fell 9-0 to the Elks in the other Class A game, with Casanova holding Davis-Monthan to three hits. Standings show El Centro tied for Class A lead after two weeks.
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Roy Laos
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Baum & Adamson
22Nd Street Park
Joe Peggs
Chuck McHugh
Hal Goodman
Hank Fonseca
Hector Carrillo
Fonseca
Elks
Casanova
Jac Rogers
Gail Despain
Charles Engleman
D-M
al Garza
Little Flower Club
Manhattan Chargers
Henry Rillen
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Tom Elias
Eddie Salcedo
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City-County Softball Association
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Goodman Supply
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Stymie Enters Jamaica Race for Big Purses
Texas bred Stymie seeks to surpass Whirlaway as he heads to the $25,000 Questionnaire handicap at Empire City Jamaica. Assault not present, Stymie favored at about 8 to 5 with potential $18,725 to Jacobs if he wins and Whirlaway downstream.
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Shriners Knights Plan Annual Softball Series
The Shriners and Knights of Columbus target September 7 for a best three out of five softball series at Randolph Park. Proceeds support both charities and a trophy will go to the winner. Last year a goal trophy was stolen and unrecovered after a 15 inning 9 9 tie. Plans for managers and squad members will be discussed at the next meeting.
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Las Vegas Legion Faces Las Vegas New Legion in Two Game Set
Chuck Hollinger, manager of the local American Legion team, will start Roy Albertson on the mound tonight against the Las Vegas New Legion in the first game. Jim Starkey will pitch tomorrow night in the second game. Before tomorrow's contest, the club will visit Boulder Dam, about 200 miles from Las Vegas.
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American Legion
Roy Albertson
Las Vegas
New Legion
Jim Starkey
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Boulder Dam
Regatta Preview as 110,000 Attend Lake Washington Race
Seattle crowds watch a record field of twelve college crews compete in the Lake Washington Regatta for the unofficial American sprint championship. Harvard and Cornell head the favorites with Yale Washington and Penn in strong positions as officials may delay results pending photo review.
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Fox Takes KO Levine Decision at Madison Square Garden
Billy Fox of Philadelphia defeated Artie Levine of Brooklyn by technical knockout at 1 32 of the third round in a brisk bout at Madison Square Garden. Fox’s 45th knockout in 46 pro fights drew comparisons to Joe Louis as he pressed the attack and delivered powerful blows for the victory before 7822 spectators.
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Madison Square Garden
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Dates Set For Amateur Golf Championships
The United States Golf Association announced the men’s amateur championships will run September 8–13 at Pebble Beach Del Monte California with 210 players in final match play. The women’s event will be September 22–27 at Franklin Hills Michigan with 32 qualifiers and four days of match play.
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Snead Keeps Lead In Chicago Victory National Golf
Sam Snead, 35, from Hot Springs Virginia, holds a commanding 36 hole lead at 12 under par with a 130 total in the Chicago Victory National golf tournament moving into the semi final round. Virginian George Payton trails with three strokes back at Westward Ho course.
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Hot Springs
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Skeeter Newsome Delivers Grand Slam as Phillies Beat Giants
Skeeter Newsome of the Phillies hit a grand slam in the second inning for his 9th homer of a 12 year career, powering a 6-5 win over New York. Bobby Feller of the Indians earned his 10th win by holding the White Sox to six hits and driving in three runs with a double.
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Feller Wins 10th as Indians Top White Sox
Bobby Feller pitched six strong innings in a 9 3 victory over Chicago lifting his season total to 101 strikeouts and snapping a knee injury gap. He drove in three runs with a double and scored a run as Cleveland beat the White Sox for his first win over all seven AL teams this season. The day also saw Yankees topple Athletics 7 1 behind Spud Chandler and Dodgers padding NL lead with 85 edge over Braves.
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