San Diego Hilltoppers rally past Tucson Badgers 8 7 in nine
Frank Sanfillipo hit a three run homer in the ninth as San Diego rallied to beat Tucson 8 7 at Randolph Park. Smith earned the win for San Diego while Starkey took the loss. The double header followed with Tucson and El Paso games and Globe Miami leading Phoenix in a 11 4 score.
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Frank Sanfillipo
San Diego Hilltoppers
Tucson Badggers
Randolph Park
Southern California
Tucson
San Diegans
Mike Morrow
Ray McCoy
San Diego
Jack Smith
Smith
Badgers
McCoy
Hank Slagle
Tim Lujan
Jim Starkey
Starkey
Sanfillipo
Albertson
Henderson
Brown
Jordan
Ortiz
Hutchinson
Wheeler
Stankey
Johnson
Castro
Weyenberg
Nicely
Bailey
Evert
Simpson
Homa
Sanfilipo
Everett
Stagnaro
Irving
Bagon
Bacon
Jones
Wagenberg
Diego
Jonés
S. Irving
Conner
Grainger
Globe-Miami
Browns
Phoenix Senators
el Paso
Tucson Cowboys
Juarez
Bishee Douglas
Douglas
Phoenix
Pete Hughes
Don McKeon
Hughes
Solons
Marvin Adams
Arky Biggs
Senator
Ray Martinez
Adams
Martinez
Brownies
Angelowski
Hobbs
Willis
McKeon
Senators
Bill Cooper
Texans
Joe Bucha
Harry Stricklett
Charley Chester
Lloyd Brown
Dick Nicholson
Hal Raybourn
Ed Westerlund
Jack Trench
Nicholson
Doug Hansen
Willie Moore
al Perez
Merv Dubbers
Pinky Vargas
Russ Adams
Lamer
Westerlund
Tucso
Campbell
Stricklett
Moore
Perez
Fernandez
Cheshier
Smotherman
Malmberg
Hansen
Buchaeshier
Henry
Cooper
McKean
Revask
Globe Alami Oho Sansis
Pinto
Stanford
Stewart
Sabatini
Leneve
Azendzian
Angelewski
Ughes
Maretinez
King
Masser
Angelevski
Clausen
Obba
Caffre
Edelstein
Keller
Adama Martines
Keon
Ciallella
Munich
Kentucky Derby Field and Odds for 74th Run
Louisville May 1 field for the Kentucky Derby features 6 contenders headed by A-Citation and A-toaltown both listed at 1 10 odds. Escadro is 12-1 with Grenapere 40-1, Billings 201, and My Request 61 in the lineup for the mile and a quarter race for 3 year olds.
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Louisville
Citation
Eddie Arcaro
Calumet Farm
Ben Jones
A—toaltown
N. L
Derby at Kentucky under muddy track for six entrants
Louisville May 1 The 74th Kentucky Derby faced a likely muddy strip after a heavy rainstorm. Six colts remain in contention including Citation and Coaltown with Calumet ownership pushing to win the $100,000 race. Jockeys Arcaro and Pierson will ride for the Calumet stable as betting pools form and odds firm.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Galedo
Charles O'Neill, Jr
Miami
Downs
C. A. O'Neill
Calumet Farm
Citation
Coaltown
Warren Wright
Wright
Eddie Arcaro
Newbold Pierson
Calumet
Ben F. Whitaker
William L. Brann
Escadrin
R. W. McKlvain
Billings
John Payson Adams
Havre de Grace
Matt Winn
Kentucky
Agile
Arcaro
al Snider
Snider
Florida
Doug Dodson
Hialeah
Jamaica
Arnold Kirkland
Dodson
Johnny Gilbert
Pierson
Mel Peterson
Shamrocks Rally Past Eagles 8 to 4 in City Softball
The Steinfeld Shamrocks beat the Eagles 8 to 4 at 22nd Street Park as Lewkowitz hit a two run homer in the sixth and Low delivered a bases loaded triple in the seventh. Morris Udall pitched all seven innings for Shamrocks.
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Steinfeld Shamrocks
Eagles
22Nd Street Park
Arizona
First Baptists
National Guard
Southwestern Sash & Door
Southern Baptist
Smith Service
James A. Dick
Manhattan Chargers
Arizona Flour Mills
Shamrocks
Lewkowitz
Low
Dick Bingham
Morris Udall
Arizona State Beats Arizona in Dual Meet on Tempe Track
Tempe May 1 The Sun Devils upend Arizona 77 2 3 to 53 1 3 in a closer dual meet. Will Watson set a mile record 4 37 9 Parker Gregg discus 144 3 and the mile relay 3 23 5 topped Border conference mark. Whizzer White won 440 dash in 50.0 seconds, Joe Batiste swept hurdles tying conference record.
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Tempe
University of Arizona Track and Field
Sun Devil
Arizona State College
Sun Devils
Don Kinzle
Will Watson
Parker Gregg
University
Whizzer White
Joe Batiste
Devils
Bill Watson
ASC
Marty Smith
Bob Watwood
Joe Case
Bill Payne
Cecil Crouch
John Kirman
John Smith
Jack Obell
Age
George Diggs
Jim Upchurch
Merlin Thevenot
Roy Robinson
Judson
Goodrich
Batiste
Bob Maccas
Fred Olsson
Bob Ewing
John Smithway
Campbell
Grant Howard
Bob Lee
Gale Bell
Bob Stump
Hipple
Glenn Imboden
White
al van Hazel
Balls
Raul Lujan
Harold Byrn
Dave Coleman
University of Arizona
Crouch
Kirman
McNulty
Daum
Arizona State
Bostock
Olsson
Baseball Scores and Rain Delays From US Leagues
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia defeating Washington 3 1 and Rochester beating Jersey City 17 0. Toronto 2 Buffalo at Syracuse postponed. Montreal 3 Baltimore 2. American Association notes Louisville at St Paul and Minneapolis rain delays. Southern Association Nashville 4 New Orleans 1. Texas League Oklahoma City 4 Shreveport 0. Dallas 1 San Antonio 5 Ft Worth 4. Houston 8 Tulsa 3 Beaumont 2. Pacific Coast Seattle 3 Oakland 3 5. Hollywood 2 6 2. Sacramento 4 in 12 innings. Box score mentioned.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Toronto
Buffalo
Syracuse
Montreal
Baltimore
American Association
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Thern Association
Nashville
New Orleans
Chattana
Mobile
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Dallas
San Antonio
Ft. Worth
Houston
Tulsa
Beaumont
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Oakland
Partes
Hollywood
Ios Anes
Sacramento
Tucson Cindermen Set To Duel North Phoenix Mustangs
The top class A high school track teams Tucson Badgers and North Phoenix Mustangs meet in Phoenix. Willie Brown boosts Tucson after Arizona Relays win. Merle Wackerbarth leads North Phoenix in the 440 and high hurdles. Last dual favored North Phoenix 57 5/6 to 55 1/6.
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Phoenix
Tucson Badgers
North Phoenix Mustangs
Tucson
Willie Brown
Arizona
Fat Manager Sets Hot Pace for Indians
Lou Boudreau, Cleveland manager and shortstop, has steered the Indians to six straight wins and leads the American League with a .519 batting average from 14 hits in 27 at bats. The 30 year old controls the infield and sits atop team leaders with 12 runs, 25 total bases, and nine RBIs, while maintaining an All-Star pedigree and feared at the plate.
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ST. Louis
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Ken Keltner
Boudreau
Tribe
Bill Veeck
Cleveland
Locke Leads In Capital Open Third Round
Bobby Locke protected a four stroke lead at the National Capital Open in Washington as Skip Alexander closed to within two of the South African after a 66. Locke, at 13 under par 131, has dominated the 6802 yard Prince Georges course at Land rover Maryland with birdies and pars. Alexander trailed at 135 with Middlecoff at 136 and Hogan seven behind the pace.
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Washington
Bobby Locke
Skip Alexander
Alexander
Mid-Pines
N. C
Locke
Prince Georges
Landrover
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Benny Hogan
Hershey
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Ed Furgol
Pontiac
Mich
Walter Romans
Baltimore
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Tolleson and Tempe Reach Class B Final in Arizona Meet
Tolleson and Tempe meet at 10 a m for the Class B baseball final as 26 high schools gather for track and tennis events. Tolleson won 9-6 over Winslow in extras to reach the final while Tempe beat Nogales 6-2 on a two hit game by Bob Wood. Track trials begin at 2 p m with 14 events at the university stadium 7 30 p m. Tennis includes players from Carver Tempe Miami Buckeye Safford Willcox and others.
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Arizona
Tolleson
Tempe
Winslow
Fighting Nogales
Bob Wood
University Stadium
Carver
Miami
Buckeye
Safford
Willcox
Litchfield
Superior
Clifton
Scottsdale
St. David
Duncan
Tombstone
Casa Grande
Douglas
Gilbert
Nogales
Globe
Bisbee
Chandler
Wood
Coppinger
Con Morago
Trijillo
Ives Oe Rubi
Hernandez
Kelly
Sil
Tempe Beats Flag Winslow in High-Scoring Tilt
Tempe Sun Devils defeated Flagstaff Lumberjacks 16 to 4 on the local diamond after a four-homer second inning. The two Arizona State colleges at Tempe and Flagstaff were slated to clash again this afternoon following yesterday's lopsided win.
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Tempe
Flag Winslow
Arizona State
Flagstaff
Tempe Sun Devile
AIA Lowers Age Rule and Expands Nonpublic Admission
Arizona Interscholastic Association revamps rules including separate class A and B basketball tournaments, alternating sites, and allowing St Mary's Phoenix and Phoenix Indian to seek membership. Age-eligibility drops from 19 to 18 starting Sept 1 1949, class C tennis eliminated, and nonpublic schools may enter via two thirds vote. next steps include boundary decisions and mail poll.
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Salt River Valley
Tucson
St. Mary’ Boys’ School of
Phoenix
Association
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Phoenix Indian School
Tucson Women In Semifinals In Southwestern Golf
In El Paso on May 1, Tucson players Mrs. William Utzinger and Mrs. Knox Corbett reached the semifinals of the 17th Southwestern Women's golf tournament. They joined Odessa champion Mrs. Sam O Neal and El Paso’s Mrs. J R Turner who advanced yesterday.
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EL Paso
Tex
William Utzinger
Tucson
Ariz
Knox Corbett
Sam O'Neal
Odessa
West Texas
J. R. Turner
Utzinger
T. O. McLaughlin
Phoenix
Turner
Panthers Face St. Mary's High on Panther Diamond
The Amphitheatre high Panthers host St. Mary's high of Phoenix at 3 p m today. Pitchers Barney Heuser, George Lefferts, or Gus Rogoli are slated to work for Amphi. The Panthers close their season next Saturday against Phoenix Union.
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Panthers
St. Mary’s High of
Phoenix
Panther
Barney Heusser
George Lefferts
Gus Rogoli
Amphi
Phoenix Union
Flames Beat Indians 7 5 in League Play
Superior hitting and stingy pitching powered the Roskruge Flames to a 7-5 win over the Amphi Indians. Joe Guererro and Bladie Soza combined on the mound as Amphi managed only two singles. The SS. Peter Paul Ramblers downed Amphi Porter's Dusters 8-3 at Eagle Field with Pat Flood aiding the defense. Dunbar Tigers topped the Indian School Injuns 3-1 in the B game behind David Burns. Amphi Demons routed Catalina Thunderbirds 12-1 in the lower A league as Don Shumaker threw a no hitter. Next week’s schedule is reduced due to a junior high track meet and baseball tournament. no games until Wednesday.
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Roskruge Flames
Amphi Indians
Safford Panthers
Jerry Nehmer
Joe Guererro
Bladie Soza
SS. Peter & Paul Ramblers
Amphi Porter
Dusters
Eagle Field
Bert Kinerk
Pat Flood
Rambler
Amphi Demons
Catalina Thunderbirds
Demons
Thunderbird
Don Shumaker
Shuffleboard Courts Remain Open At Armory Park
The city department of playgrounds and recreation will keep shuffleboard courts and outdoor activities at Armory Park open under supervision from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily starting today.
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City Department of Playgrounds and Recreation
Armory Park
Baseball Leaders Meet in Cincinnati for Seven-Hour Talks
Today a year ago Commissioner A. B. Chandler and Yankee President Larry MacPhail met for nearly seven hours in Cincinnati with no comments after. Three years ago Leslie O'Conor was named assistant to Commissioner Chandler.
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Associated Press Today
A. B
Wildcats Triumphed In Wild 21 15 Baseball Shootout
Arizona defeated New Mexico 21 to 15 in a slugfest here in Albuquerque. Fred Stockhaus and Carl Lopez pitched for Arizona while Larry Hess and Freddy Nelson worked for New Mexico. The box score lists 24 hits for Arizona and 19 for New Mexico with Davidson and Jacobs homering for the Wildcats.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of Arizona
Wildcats
University of New Mexico
Arizona
Lobos
Fred Stockhaus
Carl Lopez
Larry Hess
Freddy Nelson
Brad Tolson
Dick Hanrahan
New Mexico
Weinstein
Hogan
Hassey
Morales
Enke
Kivel
Vasey
Dodson
Stockhaus
Jacobs
Stoval
Wright
O'Brien
Korte
Davidson
Cappelli
Koenig
Lalicker
Hess
Green
W Hogan
O’brien
Nelson
Lopez
Gann
Jones
Trout Season Opens May 29 After Error
Arizona's trout season will begin May 29 according to Thomas L. Kimball state game and fish director who corrected an earlier misreport that suggested an April 30 opening. Roosevelt Lake will be closed to fishing for an indefinite period starting today as the department protects spawning fish and aims to restock if water remains suitable.
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Arizona
Thomas L. Kimball
State Game and Fish
Kimball
Roosevelt Lake
Game Department
Eagles Bowling Match Between Tucson and Phoenix
The Tucson Eagles ladies auxiliary bowling team will face the Phoenix auxiliary team at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Old Pueblo bowling center.
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Eagles
Tucson Eagles
Phoenix
Old Pueblo
Pirates Surprise Of Month Among National League Teams
Pirates manager Billy Meyer guides Pittsburgh to a 10-4 win over Chicago as they sit a half game from first. The club, filled with veterans like Rip Sewell and Elmer Riddle, added Basgall Stevens and Rojek but relies on aging pitching as Musial leads St. Louis’ charge. New York, Brooklyn, and Cleveland also win as pennant races tighten.
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Billy Meyer
Pittsburg Pirates
Meyer
Pirates
Monty Basgall
Ed Stevens
Stan Rojek
Rip Sewell
Elmer Riddle
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Sewell
Chicago
Kirby Higbe
New Yorks
Boston
Ray Pont
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Joe Garagiola
Stan Musial
Howard Fox
Harry Gumbert
Brooklyn
Giants
Phillies
Shibe Park
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Allie Reynolds
Red Sox
Mickey Harris
New York
Indians
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Newhouser
George Vice
Phil Murchildon
Philadelphia
Washington
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