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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1946

Page

14

Wildcats and Lobos Clash Here Tonight

Tucson High dominates four state titles as Tucson Badgers cap a standout year by winning baseball, track, and tennis titles in University Week. Bodine parallels a remarkable comeback, while Phoenix Union and Mesa contend in a tight Class A race.

Tucson Badgers Glendale Badgers Phoenix Union Coyotes Badger Baseball Thatcher Tucson Fred Bodine Willcox Wilford Whizzer” White Mesa Art Carroll Phoenix Union Bill Watson Peoria Phoenix Protourney Coyotes North Phoenix

Musial May Reach .400 Hitting Mark in 1946 Season

Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals is on pace to challenge .400 batting in 1946. He has 27 hits in 65 at bats for a .415 average, sparking a 7-2 win and contributing to a first place tie with Brooklyn in the National League race. The column notes his renewed hitting after Navy service and compares him to Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio.

Pirates Buy Saltzgaver From Blues A Year Ago

A year ago the Pittsburgh Pirates acquired Jack Saltzgaver from the Kansas City Blues of the American Association. The five years earlier Detroit saw Monarch Beers of Chicago win the ABC 5 man title with 3 047.

Associated Press Today Pittsburgh Pirates Jack Saltzgaver Kansas City Blues American Association Detroit Monarch Beers Chicago

Standings Update From Early Baseball Leagues

Standings show multiple league results with postponed games and split doubleheaders across the International League Southern Association Pacific Coast League American Association Texas League and more. Notable scores include Newark at Montreal postponed and Detroit style adjustments across cities.

International League Newark Montreal Jersey City Rochester Baltimore Buffalo Toronto Syracuse Southern Association Chattanooga New Orleans Memphis Atlanta Little Rock Birmingham Nashville Mobile Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland Hollywood Seattle Portland San Diego Sacramento Columbus Minneapolis Louisville St. Paul Indianapolis Kansas City Toledo Milwaukee Dallas Houston Ft. Worth San Antonio Oklahoma City Beaumont Tulsa Shreveport

League Leaders NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting and Pitching Totals

Musial of St. Louis leads NL batting at .415 with 14 RBIs and 27 hits. Wyrostek tops in hits with 25, Herman of Brooklyn leads in runs with 15. Mize and Walker share homers with 3. Lanier of St. Louis leads pitching with 40 wins.

Musial St. Louis Herman Brooklyn Boston Witek New York Holmes St. A Wyrostek Philadelphia Ryan Cox Pittsburgh Pafko Chicago Wasdell Stephens Mize Walker Reiser Haas Cincinnati Lanier Kush Heintzelman

American League season leaders and stats

DiMaggio tops batting with .420 for Boston alongside Pesky .406. Williams leads runs with 20 and 19 for Pesky. Doerr, Williams, and Etten lead RBIs with 20 and 17. Pesky the hits leader at 28, Williams 24. Greenberg leads doubles with 8. Etten and Lodigiani have 6. Keller 3. six players tied at 2. DiMaggio and Chapman 5 homers. Bases stolen by Case, McQuinn, Rizzuto with 3. Chandler and Harris tie 4-0-1000 in pitching.

DiMaggio Boston Pesky Williams Doerr Etten New York Greenberg Detroit Lodigiani Chicago Trip Keller Chapman Philadelphia Case Cleveland McQuinn Rizzuto Chandler Harris

Assault the Derby winner eyes another win at Pimlico

Texas bred Derby champion Assault moves toward a possible second victory at Pimlico following a record Derby win before 100000 fans. The colt, trained by a Texan and ridden by a Flatbush jockey, carries a $144 450 bankroll after earning $96 400 in the Churchill Downs triumph.

Chapman Wins Shooting Honors at Tucson Gun Club

Lon Chapman topped the shoot with a 57x75 after breaking his first 25 targets at the Tucson Gun Club yesterday. Earl Morgan hit 49 of 50. A follow-up shoot is planned for next Sunday at 2 p.m.

Lon Chapman Tucson Earl Morgan R. Marinoff W. C. Snyder F. Neill R. Kline L. Valentine E. Glubb E. Sherman T. Bent J. Davis J. Mark J. Ware J. Knipnir P. Roberts R. Siebeck J. Sands M. Abrams W. Sands C. Cramer

Baseball roundup of Opening Day scores and hits

Yesterday's Stars Charlie Keller drove in two runs with a homer and double to lead the Yankees 4-2 over the White Sox. Cecil Travis collected five hits in five at bats with four RBIs to pace the Senators to a 12-4 win over the Indians. Bobo Newsom, Hank Greenberg pace the Athletics and Tigers in a 10-2 and 7-4 set, Musial provides key offense for Cardinals in 7-2 win, and Johnny Hopp sparks Braves 10-4 in nightcap. Jimmy Gustine and Gus tine spark Pirates in 5-4 opener over Dodgers. Kerr and Lamanno power Giants Reds split with 3-4 nightcap. Borowy and Ennis pace Cubs and Phils in 13-1 and 7-1.

Joe Reichler Associated Press Stanley Frank Musial Cousins St. Louis Cardinal Navy Musial Williams Red Sox Bill Terry New York Giants Boston Braves Brooklyn Pittsburgh Dodgers Jimmy Brown Jack Barret Frankie Gusting Pennsylvania Ernie Bonham New York Yankee Chicago White Sox Detroit Hank Greenberg Tigers Philadelphia Athletics Prince Hal Schumacher Reds Johnny Vander Meer Cincinnati Chicago Cubs Philadelphia Phils Wrigley Field Cecil Travis Washington Senators Cleveland Indians White Sox Tribe Charlie Keller Yankees Homer Pace Nats Indians Bobo Newsom Newsom Greenberg Stan Musial Cardinals Johnny Hopp Twin Hill Cards Hopp Frank Gustine Pirates Brown Jack Barrett Gustine Frankie Zak Buddy Kerr Giants Ray Lamanno Kerr Lamanno Hank Borowy Cubs del Ennis Phils

Jet Pilot May Be Threat In 1947 Derby

Louisville reporters discuss Derby risks highlighting May prep battles and the long odds of horses like Bold Venture. Mentions Assault as offspring and notes prizes totaling $98,400 plus breeder and trainer awards to Kleberg and Hirsch.

Louisville Kentucky Bold Venture Whirlaway Omaha Exterminator Robert J. Kleberg Max Hirsch

Moses Wins Blind Bogey at Randolph Course

Robert Moses won the blind bogey tournament at Randolph Course yesterday receiving six golf balls. Glenn Davis and Paul Berger finished second and third and also received six balls each. D. M. Taylor Ralph Radcliff Dr. H. S. Faris and John Lieberman won three balls apiece.

Robert Moses Randolph Course Glenn Davis Paul Berger D. M. Taylor Ralph Radcliff Dr. H. S. Faris John Lieberman

Derby contenders teased as next year's stars noted in comments

A press box observer said Jet Pilot could be the next Derby winner after a show in the opening race. The two year old, once fastest in Mrs. Elizabeth Graham's barn, followed by a fire in Chicago. Assault may also have a Derby contender in his full brother Clean Slate.

Elizabeth Graham Jet Pilot Graham Chicago Assault Clean Slate

Tom Lieb Leaves Florida Football Coach Role

The piece notes Tom Lieb’s dismissal as Florida football coach and suggests he may soon find a new job at a school with no fence worries about its state. It also references Derby stakes and a pamphlet by Billy Werber on life insurance.

Tom Lieb Florida Assault Hampden Delaware Park Kent Billy Werber Cincinnati Bill Carpenter

Latin Americans top Aztecas in 19 to 3 season opener

Willis Dudley pitched seven strong innings for the Latin-Americans as they crushed the Azteca Warriors 19 to 3 at Municipal park to open the 1946 semi pro campaign. Diego Carrillo sparked a six run second inning rally. Big Mike Simon and Arce led a 9 hit attack.

Azteca Warriors Municipal Park L A Henry O. Janstad Willis Dudley Warriors Lou Gutierrez F. Soza Pete Charonhas Art Mike Simon Simon Arce Rey D.carrillo Guitirrez Aguilar Rolfe Bravo R.dupont McCarty Charonhas Acuna Quiroz Faccio I Salcedo Ares Villegas Espinozass Crillo Ortiz Leg Laos Soto D. Carrillo R. Dupont Salcedo C. Carrillo Dudley Rev. D. Carrillo Wero Aztecas Williams Preme Vargas

Umpire Supervisor Writes Bible for Arbitrers

The league supervisor of umpires releases a guiding Bible for referees noting officials will hear calls and cues that never appeared in any official text.

Wildcats Face Lobos As Randolph Park Lights Go On

Arizona travels to Randolph Park tonight for an 8 o clock doubleheader with New Mexico after two one run wins in Albuquerque. George Genung will start one game with Ray Goodspeed Roy Carlson and Rudy Trevisin in line for the other. Catcher Shanty Hogan is out with an infected knee. Public admission is 60 cents, students 25 cents.

Artur Randolph Park Cats Lobos Wildcats Nicho Elias Link Rich George Genung Albuquerque Ray Goodspeed Roy Carlson Rudy Trevisin Shanty Hogan Bernie Weinstein McKale Culiacan Mexico Richmond Billy Helfinstein Roy Pullen Fred Enke, Jr Elias Bill Putnam Johnny Jung Arizona University of Arizona

The Diamond Name Origins From Adamas Meaning Unconquerable

The term diamond traces to the Greek Adamas meaning unconquerable, reflecting historic belief in the gem’s enduring strength and rarity.

Adamas

Bowling Finals Set as Optimistic Keglers Meet Lion Tamers

The Civic bowling league crowns the second half champions Optimistic Keglers and the first half winners Lion Tamers face off on Thursday May 9 to decide the league title.

Civic Bowling League Keglers Lion Tamers Civic League Christemsen Boyd Dalton Kane Holloway - Sweer Goldbaum Wee McConnell Annibal Houck Eply Muse Vorhies Lewis Embleton Kiwanis

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