Browns sweep El Paso as Tucson clings to league lead
Glob-Miami Browns beat El Paso Texans 76 and 135 in a doubleheader at El Paso to pull within a half game of Tucson in the Arizona-Texas league. In Phoenix, Senators split with Bisbee Douglas Miners 7-5 and 11-5 as Earl Chapple lost the first game and Gene Lillard homered in relief to win.
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Indianapolis - Eevee
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Globe-Miami Browns
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Texans
Cowboys
Juarez Indios
Browns
Ossie Wigman
Roger Higgins
Bob Fink
Joe Jones
Charlie Spiegel
Dick Hixon
Bill Jones
Jones
Phoenix
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Miners
Earl Chapple
Chapple
Gene Lillard
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Municipal Stadium
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Globe Miami
Seals Hold PCL Lead With Weekend Split Over Oaks
San Francisco Seals edge Oakland in a weekend set to stay one game atop the Pacific Coast League standings. Seals win 5-0 in game one and lose 3-2 in the nightcap after a 4-3 Rainiers Angels split.
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U.P
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Old Man River
Oakland Acorns
Lefty O’doul
Oaks
Los Angeles Angels
Seattle
Rainiers
Angels
Hollywood
San Diego
Portland
Sacramento
Beavers
Sacs
Stop Boston Red Sox chase erupts in American League
The Boston Red Sox, led by Ted Williams and Vern Stephens with strong pitching from Joe Dobson and Dave Ferriss, surged in June to 17–5–? in starts, closing gaps on the Indians and Athletics. They swept a doubleheader over the Browns in St. Louis for nine wins in 11 games, aided by Williams's 16th homer and a .415 average with 69 RBIs and a 15 game hitting streak.
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Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Vern Stephens
Joe Dobson
Dave “Boo” Ferriss
Kea Sox
Sox
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Bronx Bombers
Browns
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Philadelphia
Carl Scheib
Dick Fowler
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Nats
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Boston
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Marty Marion
Nippy Jones
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Brooklyn
Musial
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Phils
Cards Hole-In-One At Tucson Club
Fred Lauber scored the first hole-in-one at Tucson Country Club since the course opened this year. He used a No 3 iron on the 185 yard third hole and the ball rolled five yards into the hole while playing with L T Cox and Al Ament.
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Fred Lauber
Tucson Country Club
Golfists Seek NCAA Team and Individual Titles at Stanford
Defending champion Louisiana State leads the field as top collegiate golfers begin the NCAA championships at Stanford. Eastern teams show strong form with Hebert of LSU posting a 67 in medal play and Art Wall of Duke leading driving accuracy in the exhibition.
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Hal Wood
Stanford
Calif
U.P
Louisiana State University
Jay Hebert
Louisiana State
Stanford University
Harvie Ward
North Carolina
Bob Abraham
Northwestern
Fred Wampler, Jr
Purdue
Art Bell
Duke
Mississippi
Art Wall
Ed Hopkins
Texas
Chet Goldberg
Arizona
Don Keith
Santa Clara
Ed. Pritchard
Knox
Arthur Ellin Jr
Arkansas
Jack Futurer
Dennison
Bernard Logan
Georgia
Ray Moots
California Aggies
John Morley
Idaho
Bob Gardner
UCLA
Charles “Babe” Lind
Denver
Lou Stafford
Oregon
Paul Carter
USC
Alex Polk
Ohio State
Walter Peck
Cornell
Jack Atten
Loyola
of Chicago
Harry Mussatto
Illinois State Normal
Bill Johnston
Utah
Jim Boyle
New Mexico
Bill Sicklen
Ted Richards
Roy Lee
Hornets rout Jackets 28 1 in city league game
The Hornets defeated the Bluejackets 28-1 at El Rio field. Danny Vega had five hits including a home run and four steals. Manny Miranda Art Bravo and Al Jacobs hit four bags for the winners while Bravo cleared the bases. Bravo, the Hornets set a city league theft record with 21 steals. Gilbert Romero allowed one hit and 10 strikeouts. The team seeks out of town games, especially with American Legion clubs. contact the city recreation office.
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Smitty Smotherman
Suarez
Carmichael
Ramon Mendoza
Manolo Fortes
Fortes
Mickey Hanick
Bill Abernathie
Indios
al Perez
Pinky Vargas
Melendez
Don Bell
Lloyd Brown
George Aguillar
Bluejackets
City Recreation
el Rio Field
Danny Vega
Manny Miranda
Art Bravo
al Jacobs
Bravo
Hornets
Gilbert Romero
American Legion
Williams Drives Sox in 6-3 Second Game Victory
Boston wins 2-0 and 6-3 over Browns with Ted Williams driving in a run and hitting his 16th homer with two on. Tommy Byrne earns a 7-0 shutout of the Tigers in his season debut, allowing two hits and eight walks.
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Boston
Browns
Sox
Tommy Byrne
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Byrne
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Phoenix Golfer Enters Tourney
Wichita Kansas June 28 A western amateur golf title likely to go to a western entrant for the second year in a row. Marilynn Smith of Wichita posted a nine hole score of 36 though not eligible for the tournament. she played with Hunter Hick Chicago Bob Goldwater Phoenix and John Butts Wichita.
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Far Northwest
Iholes
Marilynn Smith
Kansas
Hunter Hick
Chicago
Bob Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
John Butts
Hogan retires from Inverness best-ball defense
Ben Hogan announced in Toledo that he will not return next year to defend the Inverness best-ball title won yesterday with Jimmy Demaret for the third straight time. The Hershey, Pennsylvania star cited the grueling 126-hole event as too taxing late in his career and said he would decline any invitation next year.
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U.P
Ben Hogan
Inverness
Jimmy Demaret
Hogan
Hershey
Demaret
AP Wirevhoro
Bob Hamilton
Hamilton
U S Advances At Wimbledon
At Wimbledon on June 28 the United States advanced in both women's and men's draws. Margaret Osborne Du Pont defeated Britain’s E W Lawsonscott 6 2 6 2 to reach the women's quarterfinals, while Pat Canning Todd and Doris Hart followed with wins. John Bromwich beat Budge Patty in straight sets to reach the men’s quarterfinals, and Bob Falkenburg defeated Lennart Bergelin to move into the semifinals. Louise Brough and Jean Quertier also advanced in women’s singles, with Nelly Landry defeating Vera Thomas to join the eight.
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Margaret Osborne Dupont
Wilmington
Del
E. W. Lawsonscott
Britain
Dupont
United States
Pat Canning Todd
la Jolla
Calif
Downing
Mary Halford
Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
Joan Curry
John Bromwich
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Bergelin
Falkenburg
Bob
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
U.S
E. A. Middleton
Jean Quertier
Sheila Summer
South Africa
Nelly Landry
France
Vera Thomas
Landry
Miss Hart
Miss Quartier
Todd
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ohio
Jean Bostock
Miss Fry
Suzy Kormoczy
Hungary
Bostock
Mary Muller
Tucson Mermaid Leads Four Events at AUU Meet
Marty Shelton, 17, of Tucson mermaid, swept four events to lift the Tucson girls to 20 points in the Amateur Athletic Union meet in Florence. Florence boys won with 664 points led by Larry Monier with three victories. Tempe claimed the girls title with 45 points. Coronado Phoenix, St Francis Xavier, Phoenix Country Club, and Tucson each scored in the finals.
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Tucson
Amateur Athletic Union
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Tempe
Coronado
Phoenix
St. Francis Xavier of Phoenix
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University Park of Phoenix
Coolidge
St. Francis Xavier
University Park
Berg forfeits prize money in Western women’s golf win
Patty Berg won the Western women's golf championship at Skycrest Country Club in a 37th hole victory over Babe Didrickson Zaharias. She returned to Minneapolis without the $500 prize, offering the winnings to the Western Women's Golf Association to promote golf among young women.
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Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Miss Berg
Skycrest Country Club
Western Women’s Golf Association
Fritz McKale Quoted in Fullerton’s Column
In Detroit on June 28, three Southern California stars from the college World Series winner have signed minor league deals. Gail Henley Hank Workman and Gordon Jones join the pro ranks with Wally Hood expected to sign soon. J F McKale notes a coach’s view that a son’s dream drives a faster path to pro ball.
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Gail Henley
Hank Workman
Gordon Jones
Trojan
Wally Hood
J. F. McKale
Arizona
Fritz McKale Trades Bad English for Bad Baseball
J F Fritz McKale leader of a Western Michigan college club enforces discipline with odd methods. A past catcher known for crashing high flies once argued over a foul near first base. McKale halted the clash saying he accepts only clean language and good baseball on his team.
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J. F
Fritz” McKale
Western Michigan
Fritz
Husky
McKale
Lions Bosses Await Bo McMillin Contract Details
The Detroit Lions under new ownership have 87 stockholders, requiring Bo McMillin to answer 174 questions weekly from his bosses. McMillin spent two weeks drafting a suitable contract before signing, after being approached following his Indiana A. career.
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Detroit Lions
Bo McMillin
Lions
Indiana A
Three-Way Tie In Rifle Loop Shoot In Border League
Tucson Nogales and Benson tied in yesterday's Border league rifle meet. Tucson defeated Benson but lost to Nogales. Benson beat Nogales. W. W. Cassell of Tucson led with high aggregate, followed by Mrs. James W. Davis of Tucson, last year’s league champion.
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Tucson
City Loop Enter Second Week of Recreation Baseball
City Loop opens its second week of Class C baseball in the city recreation league. Schedule for tomorrow shows American League games at 4 p.m. at Himmel Park and National League games at 10 a.m. at Eaglefield.
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Lions
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Texaco Service
Yanks
Local Softball Cards Monday Night Schedule
Monday events at 6:30 pm Pepsi Cola takes on Chucks at 22nd Street Park in class B city softball. 8 pm Tucson Cowboys meet Juarez in the Arizona Texas league at Randolph Park. 8 pm El Centro faces D M Bombers in class A city softball at 22nd Street Park. 9 30 pm H R Auto Sales vs Smith s Service in class B city.
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Chucks
22Nd Street Park
Tucson Cowboys
Juarez
Randolph Park
el Centro
D-M Bombers
H & R. Auto Sales
Smith's Service
Williams Named Manager of San Bernardino Sunset Team
NAMED MANAGER SAN BERNARDINO, Calif., June 28. UP- Bob Williams, former Hollywood pitcher, today was the new manager of the San Bernardino team of the Sunset league. Club officials also announced the signing of righthand Pitcher Neil Montank and Outfielder Gen Bregjory yesterday.
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Calif
Bob Williams
Hollywood
Neil Montank
Gen Bregjory
Mathias Takes Olympic Berth
Bob Mathias a 17 year old from Tulare California won the 10 event AAU decathlon title in Bloomfield New Jersey with 7244 points to earn a spot on the US Olympic team joining Mondschein and Simmons. Mondschein finished second with 7101 and Simmons third with 7054.
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N. J
Bob Mathias
Tulare
Calif
AAU
Irv Mondschein
New York Pioneer Club
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United States
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Floyd Simmons
Los Angeles & C
Internats Sweep Obregon in Sonora League Action
Nogales Internationals dominate Obregon Farmers in a two game set at Obregon with Carlos Villareal extending his undefeated streak to eight and Antonio Briones earning his second win Briones also won the Sunday 3 to 2 contest while Obregon took the morning game 5 to 3. Meanwhile Santa Ana crushed Navojoa 14 3 and 6 2 with a 5 3 middle game loss.
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Carlos Villareal
Antonio Briones
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Obregon
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Briones
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Saints
Navojoa
Legion Triumphs In Two Contests
The Junior Legion baseball nine topped Casa Grande 24 to 5 Saturday and routed Florence Prison 15 to 3 yesterday. Dick Keefe opened the prison game with a homer, while Buddy Marpauls had three hits including two homers driving in eight runs. Jim Starkey Don Bacon and Benny Rincon pitched for the Legion.
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