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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1944

Page

8

Derby Day Echoes From Louisville's Churchill Downs

Rodger R. Nelson previews the 70th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs noting the toss up field of three year olds led by Stir Up, the expected big crowd, and Gus Phan staying connected to Derby week, with coverage live on KTUC at 4 p.m. My Old Kentucky Home flags the race.

Rodger R. Nelson Daily Citizen Louisville Matt Winn Churchill Downs Hitler Office of Defense Transportation Gus Q. Phan Downs Los Angeles Degas Gus Count Fleet Blue Swords Madison Square Garden Manuel Johnny Doughboy Tucson KTUC Kentucky Col

Braves Beat Giants 8-4 Behind Ryan's four RBIs

Connie Ryan drove in four runs with two singles and a homer as the Braves hammered three Giant pitchers to win 8-4. Max Butcher led the Pirates to a 6-3 victory over the Cardinals after a shaky start. Eddie Lopat earned his first major league win for the White Sox, 2-1, with four strikeouts. George McQuinn and Nelson Potter helped the Browns' 20 run effort against Detroit, while Claude Passeau pitched the Cubs to a 2-1 win over St. Louis a year ago.

Associated Press Connie Ryan Braves Max Butcher Pirates Cardinals Eddie Lopat White Sox Cleveland George McQuinn Nelson Potter Browns McQuinn Potter Detroit St. Louis

University Week Heralds Day of High School Athletics

Tomorrow features the thirtieth University Week with state baseball, tennis, and track events at the University of Arizona field. Phoenix Union meets Thatcher and Tucson faces Superior in baseball, with a 4 p.m. final for the Arizona scholastic diamond title. In tennis, a Class A doubles match pits North Phoenix against Phoenix Union, with the winners advancing to meet Tucson. Track trials start at 10 a.m., with finals and consolidation matches throughout the day and school records in the 200 yard low hurdles under consideration.

Phoenix Union Thatcher Tucson Arizona University of Arizona Cecil Miller Fred Steiner North Phoenix Tom Luster Bob Scipes Jack Frakes Frank Iaccino Billings Fred Batiste Diggs Phoenix Carver Boat

University Week Schedule Highlights Tennis and Track Events

University Week features Class A B C tennis events with singles and doubles for boys and girls across Tucson Phoenix North Phoenix Yuma Mesa and Tempe. Final rounds begin at 1 to 4 p m with finals in track including 120 yard hurdles javelin pole vault and dash events.

William Souers Tucson Bob Whites Phoenix Union Russell Rogers North Phoenix Jack Frakes Frank Iaccino Frank Townsend Bill Stevenson Yuma Jim Merrill Angus Burr Mesa Gail Elson Katherine Kraft Charmaine Guthrie Marie Ee Shirley Dingle Jean Graham Toni Rudolph Virginia Grose Betty Blackwell Audrey Toneray Dick Moody Tempe Lee Maylan Safford Henry Reyes Winslow Robert Ames Billy Greer Floss-McDermott Miami Lois Williams Helen Posey Gene Holdeman Shirley Judd Gray-Anma Globe Jack Shumway Litchfield Park T. Madrid Clifton Bob Faunce Benson Ernest Farnham Chandler Mason Curry Duncan Jose Duarte Dale Collier Gila Bend Don Orr Leland Naegle Hill of Duncan Gerry Clem Joanne Henderson Margaret Makin Gata Phyllis Henderson Iva Hibbs Gilliland-Parks Betty Hunter Betsy Cooper Buckeye Margaret Peterson Mary Rose Fallis

Espees and Aztecas Open Season in Park Clash

The Davis-Monthan Mustangs face the Azteca Warriors tonight at Randolph Park in the season opener for the Warriors, with Vince Indelicato starting on the mound for the Mustangs and Fito Ares slated to pitch for the Aztecas. In a separate game, the Southern Pacific Railroaders beat the Consolidated Liberators 11 to 6 behind Diego Carrillo who struck out seven and allowed ten hits, as Pinky Vargas contributed three hits in five plate appearances and Rudy Delgado added three singles.

Daily Citizen Davis-Monthan rarTorst Southern Pacific Railroaders Convairs Diego Carrillo Southern Pacific Bob Acosta Jerry Henson Pinky Vargas Railroaders Rodega Salcedo Saladin Vargas Fuentes Rudy Delgado Larry Pennell Espees C. Carrillo ACUMA Sandoval D. Carrillo Murray DuPont Hy Bae Iil Acosta Accosa G. Robles Aiaasabatiah Paneso

Baseball Standings Snippet for AL Batting and Pitching Leaders

In American League context Etten of New York leads batting at .447 with Hostetler of Detroit at .444. Lindell of New York and Hayes of Philadelphia share the home run lead with 3. Kramer of St Louis is 4-0 and Borowy of New York is 3-0 with a 1.000 ERA.

Etten New York Hostetler Detroit Lindell Hayes Philadelphia Kramer St. Louis Ey Borowy

Davis-Monthan Dodgers Go 3-0 In City Softball Play

Davis-Monthan’s high school squad remained undefeated with a 3-0 win over Consolidated Field Operations on the 22nd St. diamond. Convair Chargers beat the Dodgers 6-3 in the nightcap after two Homers by Ed Juziak and Jerry Civello sparked a late rally. Felix Carreon allowed five hits for the Chargers with five strikeouts as Bailey Hale homered twice for the winners.

Davis-Monthan Consolidated Field Operations St. Diamond Dodgers Convair Chargers Ed Juziak Jerry Civello Davis Monthan Smiley Drzyzga Bailey Hale Marane Consolidated Armament Cardinals Davis-Mon Drzyzga Williams Sparks Damron Chargers Carreon Pain Myrick Thomas

Trapped Beaver Nets Arizona Revenue in 1943-44 Season

Phoenix reports beaver trapping along Arizona Nevada and California borders yielded 11 954 75 dollars with three state agreement sharing expenses and profits. Arizona received 1 674 53 dollars, Nevada 1 674 53 dollars, California 583 46 dollars. Beaver skins and musk sales added 9 696 76 dollars within the state.

Phoenix Arizona Nevada California Fish and Game Commission

Klein Scoffs At Bluejays Lucky Charms

Phillies coach Charles Klein ridiculed luck charms as a factor in Philadelphia joining the National League pennant race. He credited improved pitching, noting 11 earned runs in seven games and 126 innings across 13 games, while bats struggle aside from Buster Adams and Teddy Cieslak.

Ray Peterson Philadelphia Charles Chuck) Klein Phillies Freddy Fitzsimmons Blue Jays Klein Fitzsimmons Buster Adams Teddy Cieslak

Baseball Batting and Pitching Leaders Highlighted in National League

National League batting leaders Walker Brooklyn .442 Musial St Louis .429. Home runs Schultz Brooklyn 4 Ott New York and Kurowski St Louis 3. Stolen bases Lupien Philadelphia 3 Hausmann New York Schuster Chicago Schultz Brooklyn and Clay Cincinnati 2. Pitching Lanier St Louis 3 0 1.000, seven pitchers tied with 2 0 1.000.

National Leagu Walker Brooklyn Musial St. Louis Schultz Ott New York Kurowski Lupien Philadelphia Hausmann Schuster Chicago Clay Cincinnati Lanier

Bartolo and Terranova Set For Boston Featherweight Title Bout

Boston May 5 Sal Bartolo the Boston sailorman faces Phil Terranova in a world featherweight title bout at the Boston Garden. Bartolo is a 6 to 5 favorite with an expected 13000 fans and a $30000 gate. Terranova vows a wild style and accuses Bartolo of thumb fouls while threatening a knockout.

Boston Sal Bartolo Phil Terranova Bronx Boston Garden N.B.A Bartolo Terranova

Derby Field Grows to 18 for 70th Kentucky Run

In persistent rain Churchill Downs hosts 18 horses for the 70th Kentucky Derby set to run tomorrow at about 4 15 p m Mountain War Time. The purse tops 87 700 with 66 200 to the winner. Notable entrants include Stir Up Skytracer Pensive Challenge Me Broadcloth and Comanche Peak among others racing on a mud soaked track.

Louisville Churchill Downs Comanche Peak Floyd West Dallas Tex Stir Up A. J. Abel Gramps A. C. Ernst Alerter Jack Skirvin Bell Buzzer Autocrat Diavolaw Brief Sigh Skytracer American Eagle Comenow Broadcloth Pensive

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