Morning finals preorder in state track finals at UA stadium
Mesa leads A class with heat winners in high hurdles and sprints as Carver Tolleson and Benson win morning finals at the University of Arizona stadium. J C Walker wins discus 131 ft 3 in and Roger Sullivan clears 5 ft 10 in high jump.
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Finley
Tucson Girls Reach Class A State Doubles Final
Tucson high pair Jane Howsare and Rhoda Bayer beat Jo Anne Freestone and Clarelyn White of Mesa 6-2 6-2 to reach the girls class A state doubles final at the University of Arizona courts. Their foes are North Phoenix’s Darryl Barry and Harriet Leeke, who defeated West Phoenix’s Toby Peterson and Grace Emmons 6-2 6-1 in the semifinals.
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Rhoda Bayer
Tucson High
Jo Anne Freestone
Clarelyn White
Mesa
Darryl Barry
Harriet Leeke
North Phoenix
Toby Peterson
Grace Emmons
West Phoenix
University of Arizona
Jerry Kopke
Glendale
Dennis Lyon
Gary Peterson
Neal Kurn
Tucson
Neal Miller
Don Provence
Yuma
Dick Bedeaux
Art Clawson
Bruce Hansen
Dave Thomas
Buzz Rogers
Lloyd Richmond
Barbara Passett
Lynn Takesuge
Marilyn Shumway
Barbara Southerland
Carl Miller
St. David
Franklin Carlson
Buckeye
Bertha Bussari
Casa Grande
Shirley McGrath
Doris Casper
Duncan
Betty Joe Wear
Willcox
Jalop Racing Returns Under Lights At Rodeo Field
Tonight's eight event program starts with time trials at 7 p.m at the rodeo field oval. New drivers Chuck Edwards George Evans Bill Owen Walter Farris and Don Wolfe join the regular dare devils in interlocking heat formats. Billy Cheesbourg eyes a comeback while Barney Devis climbs to No 2 in points as twin trophy clashes open the evening at 8 15 p.m with semis and the main event to follow.
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Dare Devils
Chuck Edwards
George Evans
Bill Owen
Walter Farris
Don Wolfe
Billy Cheesbourg
Barney Devis
Ben Ramsey
White Sox Trade Busby and Hoderlein to Senators
The Chicago White Sox trade infielder Mel Hoderlein and outfielder Jim Busby to the Washington Senators for veteran outfielder Sam Mele. Hoderlein batted .313 in 111 games for Louisville last year while Busby hit .283 with 68 RBIs for Chicago before the deal.
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Jim Busby
Washington Senators
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White Sox
Sox
Arizona and Texas Tech Swim in Border Conference Meet
Arizona and Texas Tech, members of the Border conference, clash in a dual swimming and diving meet at 4 p.m. Monday at the university pool with a rematch at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday. Arizona seeks its first win while Tech, new to the sport, has losses to SMU and Texas A&M and a win over New Mexico Military Institute. Top visitors include Bob Cain, third in the 1951 Border meet 220 yard freestyle, and Milton Tucker, second in diving.
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Texas A&m
New Mexico Military Institute
Lare Bob Cain
Milton Tucker
Pokes Fall In Extra Innings To El Paso In Brawl Fueled Tilt
Tucson Cowpokes open road trip with three games at Phoenix then Juarez, return home for six at Hi Corbett. Pinky Vargas homered in the tenth for El Paso to beat Tucson 14 13 in a wild contest as 34 hits were logged. Bill McDaniel connected for Tucson’s solo shot. Joe La Scala pitched the El Paso win.
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Bud Younger
Great Falls
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Hi Corbett Field
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Pinky Vargas
Tucson
el Paso
Bill McDaniel
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Randolph Amateur Open draws 128 players in debut event
A field of 128 competitors at Randolph Municipal Course marks the largest entry for any Randolph Amateur Open. Eight flights run from championship to sixth, with 32 in the championship flight and a 16-player first round for all others. Robby Robinson carded 71 to medal.
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Robby) Robinson
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R. M. Robinson
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Dick Rykken
Tom Kelly
Tom Jordan
R. E. Ellison
Benny Rivera
Gil Bustamente
Denton Cobble
Myron Knight
Worthy Clark
Jack Stewart
Jack Eyman
W. Wadsworth
Jim Stillson
Wes Wells
John Crable
Rod Griscom
Bill Lewis
Don Getty
Wally Seastrom
Jo Jo Owens
W. C. Patrick
Z. Kiedrowski
Charles Lamb
Dick Graham
T. K. Brown
Fred Bartlett
Bill Hollis
A. W. Holderness
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R. Cowden
Roy Hopier
H. Warnock
Larry Hunter
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G. G. Smith
Chet Kwiatkowski
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Dave Parrett
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Bob Farrell
Bill Brewer
Jack Braddock
Harry Warnock
Gil Wright
Charlies Letcher
Dave Nieman
Rob Miller
Fred Rivera
John Bearding
George Hernandez
Wayne Taff
Bill Waller
Hugh Blassingame
Wil Volz
Bob Witmer
Lewis Bahr
H. M. Prather
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Brownie Rivera
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Claude Thatcher
Don Jackson
Sonny Passmore
Paul Beautre
Joe Padias
John Galarza
Ernie Winters
Chet Williams
Harry Creen
Ed Koehler
Earl Moore
Fifth Flight
Tony Manghese
Bernie Roth
J. R. Fernstrom
George Witt Jr
Rod Tiezard
Bill Holland
Tom Schultz
E. G. Graham
Art Wilkens
Rip Rowland
Jim Penny
Ben Franklin
Dan Garcia
Vic Steinhart
Lee Klinger
Hal Rudi
Bob Sootsma
Hector Durand
Arthur Willing
John Derby
Denny Long
Buddy Hall
Joe Cottrell
W. K. Moore
Frank Brook
Leo Hayes
Joe Ayup
R. Crachman Jr
H. Hickenbottom
Charles Williams
Art Woodrow
W. Wincapaw
Flight
Bud Richards
W. A. Shirley
R. A. Heinze
Bill Goodrich
Bill Rider
Bill Brazel
Jim Froman
Bill Mischnick
Jerry Budwig
John Collins
Jerry Spray
How They Stand International Scores Report
Montreal defeated Baltimore 12 to 5 while Rochester beat Ottawa 6 to 2 and Buffalo edged Syracuse 4 to 2. Springfield at Toronto postponed due to wet grounds.
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Syracuse
Heavy Hitting Tops A T Play
The Arizona-Texas league race tightens as Tucson drops to fifth while El Paso rises to third and Juarez to fourth after a 10 inning setback to El Paso. Juarez wins big at Bisbee-Douglas. Phoenix blasts Chihuahua as Ponce earns his third win.
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Chihuahua
Associated Press
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el Paso
Juarez
Bisbee-Douglas
Phoenix
Bob Melton
Eddie Graham
Don Jeep Trower
Tony Ponce
Leonal Aldamo
Bob Canales
John Sanderson
Kings
Sisbee- Douglas
Sunene
Morales
Manzo
Onan
Fraide
Bustamente
Sosa
Gonzales
Villanueva
Hr—Sanderson
Trade Sends Noren to Yankees in Major Outfield Shuffle
NEW YORK Yankees acquire Irv Noren star centerfielder from the Washington Senators to replace DiMaggio in the faltering world champions outfield. Yankees also obtain Tom Upton from the Senators and send Jackie Jensen Archie Wilson Frank Shea and Jerry Snyder to Washington.
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New York Yankees
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Washington Senators
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Tom Upton
Senators
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Archie Wilson
Frank Shea
Jerry Snyder
Washington
THS Coyotes Reach A Finals In City Baseball Showdown
THS and Phoenix Union advanced to class A finals at the University of Arizona diamond with Buckeye and Nogales reaching B finals. THS Badgers exploded for a 25-7 win over Amphi as Phoenix Union beat Glendale 6-3. Nogales beat Globe 10-6 and Buckeye defeated Winslow 9-6.
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Nogales
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Winslow
Phoenix Glendale
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Holley
Kemp
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Thmpson
Sandarg
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Erbland
Pearson
L.brnstr
Duffy
O Gyger
Ry Burris
McAllistr
1952 Tucson Open Financial Statement Released
C Edgar Goyette of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce releases the 1952 Tucson Open finances. The first C of C sponsored event is profitable with 890.43 dollars net over charity gifts. Program sales yielded 682.85 dollars profit after 1130.80 spent. A $1000 check goes to Square and Compass Crippled Children's clinic. Bill East led program work. Next year charity beneficiaries planned.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
C of C
the Square and Compass Crippled Children’s Clinic
Bill East
Tucson
Arizona Pistol Champ Dies Before Meet
Norman Adair of Yuma dies of a heart attack at 60 as he prepared to leave for Tucson. Eight time Arizona state pistol champion, his 1941 200 score set a state record, and his 297 of 300 at -22 caliber national match was a civilian world best. He worked as a salesman for E F Sanguinetti Inc and held leadership roles in Arizona pistol circles.
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Norman Adair
Yuma
Adair
Tucson
H.L. Benner
Ft. Knox
Pokes Trade DeCarolis and Hinson in Offseason Moves
The Tucson Cowboys sold pitcher Frank DeCarolis to Albuquerque of the West Texas New Mexico league and sent catcher Bill Hinson to the Dukes for the season. They released catcher Art Billings and acquired catcher Floyd Warr from San Jose. DeCarolis has two wins and one loss this season with 30 innings pitched, 42 hits allowed, 22 bases on balls, and unspecified strikeouts.
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Albuquerque
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Dukes
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San Jose
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15th Annual Pistol Matches Open Here Tomorrow
The National Rifle Association sanctions the 15th annual Arizona state pistol championships opening at 7:30 a.m. tomorrow at the Pima Pistol Club range west of St. Mary's hospital. About 100 shooters from Arizona, El Paso and southern California expected. Notable locals include Mel Rodgers and other Pima club members. W. T. Toney Jr. of El Paso to enter. Entries fees from the international aggregate shoot go to the NRA U S Olympic rifle and pistol team fund for a $25,000 goal.
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Tucson
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Baker Hardin
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Tampa
Fla
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U.S
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