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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1945

Page

8

Feud Flares as Nelson McSpaden Clash Golf Open

In Chicago the Byron Nelson Jug McSpaden feud again flares during the Victory National Open. McSpaden shoots 68 to lead, with Ky Laffoon and Nelson close behind as 72-hole event unfolds. Runners-up include Byrd, Thomson, Sheiter, Kaiser, Harmon, Grout, and Bula.

Chicago Byron Nelson Harold Jug) McSpaden McSpaden Calumet Country Club Sanford America Ky Laffoon Nelson Toledo Jug Sam Byrd Detroi Jimmy Thomson New York George Sheiter Colorado Springs Colo Bil i Kaiser Louisville Claude Harmon Detroit Jack Grout Hinsdale Ill Johnny Bula Atlanta

Giants Rally Wins Over Pirates In Ninth Inning

Clyde Kluttz drove in the tying and winning runs as the Giants defeated the Pirates 3-2 after a three-run ninth inning rally. Luis Olmo and Hi Van den Berg supplied the Dodgers’ 5-4 opener win over the Cubs with a decisive three-run ninth inning rally. Walters homered as the Reds beat the Braves 4-1 after a two-week layoff, while Dave Ferriss contributed a two-run homer and a run-scoring single in the Red Sox 11-2 win over the White Sox.

Associated Press Clyde Kluttz Giants Pirates Luis Olmo Dodgers Hi Vandenberg Cubs Olmo Dodger Vandenberg Brooks Oo Walters Reds Braves Dave Ferriss Red Sox White Sox Ebbets Field Cy Baker Hy Vandenberg Vic Lombardi Bill Nicholson Augie Galan Phils Quaker Freddy Fitzsimmons del Rice Charley Barre Cards Bucky Walters Boston Chuck Workman Tommy Holmes Chicago Tigers Washington Nats Marino Pieretti Gil Torres George Binks Tiger Cleveland Athletics Frankie Hayes Indians Lambert Meyer Allie Reynolds Yankees Browns

GRID OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM ST LOUIS MEETING

Dr. Emil L. Larson of Tucson Border conference commissioner returned from St Louis after joining seven other football conference heads to revise the football officials manual.

Emil L. Larson Tucson St. Louis

Aztecas Seek New Meeting of Semipro Committee

Aztecas manager Fred Moreno asks for another Semipro league executive committee meeting to review new evidence in the Espee Convair protest of a 64 game win over the ECs. Moreno cites Hanson statements and players Charley Silva Ronnie Mazon. The committee in a telephone poll threw out the game and set a rematch for Sunday July 8 if relevant to the first half race. Moreno plans to present his side Monday night as Aztecas prepare two games against Nogales Internationals in Mexico City tomorrow at 10 30 a m and 3 30 p m.

Frank Castro Virgil Spangler Legion Bob Acosta St. Mary's Hospital Hassey Spangler Aztecas Castro Acosta Carey Matt Gonzales Blaise Art Ortiz Vasey Orwell Bailey Bailey Hollinger Robles Gonzales Bernie Weinstein Spire Slim Williams George Ahee Florence High Ahee Sol Badger Uncle Sam Oregon State Randolph Park Davis-Monthan Mustangs Espec-Convairs Fred Moreno Azteca Warriors Espee Convair Azteca Charley Silva Ronnie Mazon al Krumweide Moreno League Hanson

Segura Reaches Finals in College Tennis Meet

Francisco Segura advances to the singles final of the National Collegiate Tennis Championship at Northwestern, facing Frank Mehner of West Point after defeating Bernard Bartzen of William and Mary 6-2 6-2 6-2 and helping Miami pair Burke to beat Bartzen and Macken. Mehner also earns a spot in the final by beating Stan Clark.

Evanston Francisco Pancho) Segura National Collegiate Athletic Association Segura Frank Mehner West Point Northwestern University Bernard Bartzen William and Mary University of Miami Tom Burke Miami Bartzen Brendan Macken Burke Mehner Rake Stan Clark California Tech Drake Willett and McCall Georgia Tech

Dizzy Trout Struggles Amid Seasonal Slump In Tigers season

Sports note rounds up Dizzy Trout’s seven wins and eight losses this season with a reminder of last year’s peak in June. Northbound reports mention Archie Moore’s rise in light heavyweights, jockey Bobby Permane’s Belmont misfire, Pavot’s Belmont win by Eddie Arcaro, and thoughts on Phillies managerial candidates Ben Chapman and Freddie Fitzsimmons amid other notes from baseball and track events.

Aan York U.R Paul Dizzy) Trout Tigers Trout Dizzy Ring Magazine Archie Moore St. Louis Jimmy Johnston Lloyd Marshall Bobby Permane Brookfield Eddie Arcaro Pavot Permane Eddie

Cochrane KOed by Graziano in Madison Square Garden bout

Freddie Cochrane was knocked out in the 10th round by Rocky Graziano in a non title fight at Madison Square Garden. The bout drew about 72 thousand two hundred fans as Cochrane, once favored to win, was stopped after a powerful uppercut left him flat on the canvas.

New York Freddie Cochrane Cochrane Rocky Graziano Madison Square Garden Navy Billy Conn Joe Louis Graziano Rocky Johnny Burns Freddie

Schedule Highlights for Tonight and Tomorrow

Tonight features New York at Chicago Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland and national league matchups Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston Tomorrow’s AL doubleheader slate includes New York at Chicago Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland and NL doubleheaders Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston

Steet Reeeeneeeeeesssene Marana Ete Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Chicago Brooklyn Boston St. Louis Detroit New York Rres Washington Cleveland Chic National League Pittsburgh National League

Minor League Scores From Several Leagues

International League Buffalo beat Newark 66 in 11 innings while Toronto topped Baltimore 5 4 Montreal defeated Jersey City 15 2 Rochester won 8 6 American Association Minneapolis 14 Toledo 11 Columbus 5 St Paul 4 Louisville 4 Kansas City 2 Indianapolis 7 Milwaukee 1 Southern Association Nashville 6 1 Birmingham 30 in 11 innings Memphis 9 Little Rock 5 Chattanooga 8 Atlanta 3 Mobile 14 New Orleans 2 Coast League Portland 4 Sacramento 1 San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 3 Hollywood 7 Oakland 2 San Diego 6 Seattle 5.

Buffalo Newark Toronto Baltimore Montreal Jersey City Rochester Syracuse Minneapolis Toledo Columbus St. Paul Louisville Kansas City Indianapolis Milwaukee Nashville Birmingham Memphis Little Rock Chattanooga Atlanta Mobile New Orleans Portland Sacramento San Francisco Los Angeles Hollywood Oakland San Diego Seattle

Privateers rout Rodeo Market in City Softball action

The Privateers defeated Rodeo Market 15 to 2 while Davis Mon beat Knights of Columbus 95 in City Softball League games on the 22nd Street diamond. George Rogers and Bill Coleman homered for Rodeo Market in their only runs.

Privateers Rodeo Field Davis Monthan Knights of Columbus 22Nd Street George Rogers Bill Coleman Rodeo

Jockey Conn McCreary Breaks Wrist in Chicago Auto Crash

Jockey Conn McCreary sustained a broken wrist in an automobile accident in Chicago. The incident occurred years ago and details note his injury during a routine travel mishap.

Conn McCreary Chicago

San Francisco Gains Ground In Coast Loop

The Seals win their fourth straight from Los Angeles 4 3 while Portland Beavers beat Sacramento 4 1 to pull within two and a half games of Seattle in the Pacific Coast league standings. Hollywood Stars silence Oakland 7 2 as San Francisco climbs toward the Rainiers.

San Francisco Marv Owen Portland Beavers Sacramento Solons Seattle Rainiers San Diego Padres San Francisco Seals Los Angeles Hollywood Stars Oakland Rainiers Lefty O’doul Seattle

League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights

League and several players top the charts with Cuccinello and Stirnweiss leading batting averages and runs. Etten and Johnson drive in 41 RBIs while Stirnweiss posts 74 hits. Pitching leaders include Ferriss and ONeill with strong win totals and sub .900 ERAs.

Thumbs Up Favored in $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap

Thumbs Up, Louis B Mayer's six year old, is the 65,000 strong crowd favorite to win the eighth Santa Anita handicap a mile and a quarter race with 130 pounds on Johnny Longden to face 12 rivals. Gay Dalton, Eric A Brac, and Lou Bre loom as main threats as field of 13 equals smallest in race history.

Gene Friedman Arcadia Calif Louis B. Mayer Mayer Perris Farms Santa Anita Busher Johnny Longden Christopher J. Fitzgerald Gay Dalton Luxury Oval George Woolf Woolf Byrne Longden Erick Brac Freeman Church Eric A Brac Tijuana Charles S. Howard Lou Bre Howard Seabiscuit W-L Ranch Paperboy Hollywood Park Stronghold Texas Sandman Bymenbond Broadcloth Autocrat Victory Drive Triplicate

Rickey hints at pro football rise and college bias

Branch Rickey, while not leading a team, shows interest in pro football and predicts several leagues could rival college teams. He warns against secret contracts and suggests organized, wholesome payment methods to keep baseball and football healthy as fans shift toward professional play.

Hugh Fullerton, JR New* York Branch Rickey Ebbetsfield Rickey

Weekend setbacks mar Newport News sports

Eddie Travis describes a rough weekend in Newport News with a park fire causing 4000 damage. A Dodger outfielder injures a leg before the game and another leaves after a first‑base collision. Four starters receive Army interest notices as Newport News drops two games to fall to fifth.

Eddie Travis Newport News Times-Herald Dodger

Oklahoma A and M 1942 football squad sent to war

The 33 men of the 1942 Oklahoma A and M varsity football team joined the armed forces. Twenty six became officers and twelve were killed or wounded, including five killed in action, with one medically discharged as a second lieutenant. Soldiers in India have named their boxing arena.

Giants Rally To Top Pirates In Ninth For 3 2 Win

Giants edge Pirates 3 to 2 with a ninth inning rally as Max Butcher hits a pinch hitter to force in the decisive run. Ace Adams gets the relief win over a struggling Pittsburgh club.

aunUurst Jjaununes Lombardi Giants Pirates Max Butcher al Gardella Ace Adams Bill Voiselle New York

Army Teams Face Away Games In Western Flying Command

Marana Hosses travel to Lakefield to meet Lake field in a Western Flying Training command game. Davis-Monthan Mustangs head to Bisbee for a clash with the Douglas Rattlers. Bobby Fontaine or Lefty Freemen to pitch for the Hosses. Mustangs to start Marty Matuza or Tex Funnerlyn against the Rattlers.

Marana Hosses Lake Field Western Flying Training Command Davis-Monthan Mustangs Bisbee Douglas Rattlers Bobby Fontaine Lefty Freeman Hosses Mustangs Marty Matuza Rattlers Tex “Funnerlyn

Calcutta Set to Open Monsoon Square Garden

Calcutta prepares to debut Monsoon Square Garden within days, signaling a new local venue for events. Officials confirm completion and public access plans amid rising anticipation.

Calcutta Monsoon Square Garden

Typo Claims McGraw Had Better Steak Than Ott’s Giants

A bulletin typo omits the digit in a claim about John McGraw having a better steak in 1910 and 1913 than Mel Ott’s 1945 Giants. The piece notes the error but stands on the statement anyway.

Red Patterson Tule Thumper John McGraw Mel Ott Giants

Chapman New Phillie Pilot, Fitz Resigns

Philadelphia announces Ben Chapman named new Phillies manager after Fred Fitzsimmons quits. Pennock calls Fitzsimmons action voluntary and plans a conference with Chapman to discuss his future. Chapman, 36, recently moved from the minors to the Phils as skipper.

Chapman New Phillie Fitz Fitzsimmons Herb Pennock Chapman Montgomery Ala Pennock New York Yankees Richmond Brooklyn Dodgers Phils Ben Stanley Bucky) Harris William D. Cox The New York Giants Dodgers

Mexico May Bid For 48 Olympics

President Avila Camacho said Mexico may bid for the next Olympic Games to be held in the country at the new $8 million sports city near San Angel in Mexico City. The facility aims for completion by year end with a large bullring, pools, racetrack, tennis courts, polo grounds and more suitable for summer events.

Mexico City Mexico Avila Camacho San Angel Japan

Army Service Teams To Host Pro Football Schedule

Three years ago a civilian board led by Grantland Rice arranged professional football teams to play U S army service teams as part of the season setup.

U. S. Army Service Grantland Rice

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Legion Trips Aztecas U. S 94Th Infantry Division Truman Park Dusseldorf Germany Peter J. Carroll By Bill Lucas Bill Hussey Jug McSpaden Walter Byers Jack Cuddy Frank J. Shaughnessy International League Ben Chapman Phillies Brooklyn Dodger Phillie Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons Whitlow Wyatt Bald Eagle Chickamauga Kemmerer Wvyo Zane Moon Randall's Island Young Moon Ray Hap) Dumont National Baseball Congress Dumont Dwight Eisenhower Itap Red Cochrane United Press Seals Beavers Sacs Frank Demaree Johnny O'Neill Eddie Adams Syd Cohen Sac Joe Mishasek Oaks Jake Caulfield Stars Les Powers Jim Hill Hugh Willingham Carl Dumler Padre Wallie Eaves Suds American League Cuccinello Case Stirnweiss Stephens Etten R. Johnson McQuinn Siebert Rosen Holmes Galan Walker Rucker New Ae DiMaggio Schoendienst Bowman M. Cooper Tpany Thumbs Up Ferriss By Carl Lundquist U.P Mocen Sten Wren m Bums Rap Cubs Army Fred Fitzsimmons E. 36Th ST A. S. 4Th Ave
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