3 400 Fans Bid Spring Campaign Adieu
A crowd of 3,400 greyhound fans bid farewell to Tucson Greyhound Park's spring season wagering $106. The Au Revoir Special was won by Negligible with a box to wire victory paying $6.40. Lone Johnny second Broadway Dawn third. Consume beat Power Play in a late stretch for the Grade 1 feature. Power Player aimed to tie the all time win mark but settled for a share of the title. Races listed with payoffs and placements from the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Greyhound Park
Lone Johnny
Broadway Dawn
Consume
Power Play
Power Player
Rincon Falls Short as Phoenix Union Dominates Interdivisional Meet
Rincon High School misses state title as Phoenix Union wins the meet with 33 points to Rincon’s 23. Key missteps include Hughes misjudging the finish in the 100 and a botched baton exchange in the 880 relay. Union standout Jimmy Hall sweeps three events, while Karl Harris clears 14 feet in pole vault and Bramlet shines in discus final throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothershed
Rincon
Hughes
Bob Rakich
Ranger
Phoenix Union
Coyote
Karl Harris
Arizona
Allan Teasley
Jimmy Hall
Jim Bramlet
Camelback
Palo Ventus
Bill Psaltis
Hall
Urton
Voutas Asutnyslae
Ehenbera
Calailing
Hammond
Catalina
Soinvalde
Puebls
Field Everts
Cluister
Camalback
Panis
Palo Verde
McCann
North
McGinn
Antral
Abe
WWCUS
Bramier
Paulils
Balesa
Wallace
Union
Witlinena
Tucson
Ehlanbere
Rakich
Mike Hughes
Jim Hall
Phoenix Union wins crowded meet with Rincon close
Phoenix Union tops the meet with 33 points to Rincon's 23 as Bob Stiffler and Dan Weaver lead Rincon in the mile. Division 3AA schools outscore 4AA rivals 73 to 70 while Catalina and Pueblo runners claim multiple events including Fredericks late 19.6 lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rincon
Bob Stiffler
Stiffler
Ranger
Dan Weaver
Pueblo
Phoenix Union
Camelback
South Mountain
Tucson
Catalina
Palo Verde
Sunnyside
Carl Hay Sen
North Phoenix
Central
West Phoenix
Russia makes Davis Cup push with 5 0 win over Finland
Russia swept Finland 5-0 over the weekend to lift chances of reaching the European zone Davis Cup finals. Russia faces Chile next, a team that defeated the United Arab Republic 5-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Russia
Reds
Chile
United Arab Republic
Willie Pastrano
Wayne Thornton
Pastrano
Las Vegas
Cornell
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Syracuse
Navy
Columbia
Yale
Dickie Kerr
Chicago
Black” Sox
Kerr
Houston
Southern California
Steam
Tucson High Wins City Swimming Title For Second Year
Tucson High School captured the City High School Swimming championships for the second straight year, edging Palo Verde 100 to 84 in Pueblo. Palo Verde, in its first year with no seniors, pushed hard with top showings across events including a new meet record in preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Weber
Bauman
Medeiros
Simmons T
Margolis
Davis
Lovitt
Ghandier
Wheeler
Phillips
Goodman
Catlin
James
Clarke
Crim
Lovejey
Westsfall
Leigh
Clow
Chesker
Higging
Stevans
Butterfly
Reilly
Light
Lovejoy
Zinkla Jri
Sherricke
Powell
Lovitt T
Chandiar
Schante
Harrington
Kirchens
Bersbach
Liverman
Ferdon
Bautyan
Simmons
Kent
Maregalls
James T
Campbell
Tse
Steele
Strang
Gavis
Bruwer
Catalina
Rincon
Palo Verde
Pueblo
Carter Handicap drama at Aqueduct headlines weekend racing results
In New York at Aqueduct Admiral's Voysse won the Carter Handicap. Garden State saw Air-Sorry Living capture the Betsy Ross Stakes. Chicago hostilities produced Yolgal winning the Thomas Nash Memorial Handicap at Sportsman's Park. Other notable results include Our Jeep at Suffolk Downs, Bronze Baby at Pimlico, Mustard Plater in Bay Meadows, Cold Front at Brandywine, Chapel Chief at Yonkers, and boxed boxing results from Las Vegas Toronto and Europe with multiple bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aqueduct
Camden
Garden State
Chicago
Ha Thomas
Sportsman's Park
Boston
Baltimore
Pimlley
San Mateo
Calif
Mustard
Dusky Damien
Bay Meadows
Wilmington
Del
Cold Front
Brandywine Raceway
Glendale Faces Strong Bid In AA Track Meet
Glendale high school defends its state Class AA track title as Mesa leads the Jackrabbits in hurdles and pole vault at the Division LAA 2AA qualifying meet. Yuma is runner up with Gordon Vance pacing sprints, while top finishers include Thomas Arcadia and Bailey Chandler in distances and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Crawford
Rincon High School
Phoenix Union Power
Rangers
Rincon
Cody Mothershed
AHS
Phoenix Union
Glendale
Mesa High School
Yuma
Gordon Vance
Fambraugh
Vanes
Barton
Phillips
Prankle Ashington
Yar Brown
Goodman
Mesa
Philps
Junti
Arcadia
Lassen
Cored
Moore
Scottsdale
Tullis
Chandler
Porter
Brophy
Hatfeld Ettandige
Conway
Grinkerhoft
Tempe
Masa. A
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thurrlad
Tom
Maria Jed
Nelinds Bella
Tueton
Paul
Corky
Gabby Marland
Li Ge
Mary Catchum
Skye
Bug Cutler
Cavater Bob
T— VM
Q—hé
S/té& Gr
He Catchom
Salty Knight
Sugar Mate
Q— RA
Ample Tyson
Plate Glass Glass
Romanowski
Tucson Glass & Mirror CO
Factory Ave
Seattle Rincon
Phil Cox
Mike Cushing
Jim Voutas
Robert Eaden
Reid Ehdenberg
Citizen Photo
Art Grasberder
UCLA
Hie
Firestone
Onl
Wilmot
Vasy
E. 22Nd St
6Th Ave
Wilmot Plaza
East Broadway
el Palle
Yonkers
W.Y
Nev
Wayne Thorntons
Fresno
Sherbrooke
Sunar Ray Rabatoh
Maurice Bellener
Algeria
Brescia
Italy
Santo Amond
Wayne Bethea
Halifax
Blair Richardson
South Sur
N.S
Burneytveille
Okio
Gay Brewer
City
Spartanbuag
S.C
Marilyna Smith
Athens
Bobby Greenwood
North Texas State
Broadway -el Con
Montgomery Ward
Riverside
the Skyroom
Young
Plagetat
Schulis
Teme
Chery
Washington
Ulmer
Tempel Olecus
Jeune C Plagetett
V6netta
Ulmir
Tame
Marcelandale
Cherry
Mole Vaul Vt
Skewron
Gunnell Masa
Phelps
Mega
Roether Glendale
Arecadia
Flags
Chéter & Io
Sunnyalope Ae
Scolfscale
Kofa
Westwood
Ana Ee
Anced
Allen
Phoenix
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!