CATS SEEK CLEAN SWEEP OF LOBO GAMES PRESS BOX
The interscholastic association executive committee debated restricting high school track athletes to three events plus the relay. A November vote is planned. C A Carson proposed class category changes for basketball to balance competition. The all star grid game award for Phoenix was accepted after initial plans favored Tucson.
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Mesa
White
Tucson
C. A. Carson
Tucson High
Association
Carson
Phoenix
Mike Casteel
Mike
Clipper Williams
Arizona Republic
Red Sox Increase Lead By Taking 11th Straight Win
The Christy brothers Vic and Ted headline tonight's Armory arena grappling show. Vic faces Jesse James of Houston in a two out of three falls main event with a two hour limit. Ted returns to square off against Tarzan White in a 60 minute clash. Danny McShain and Morris Shapiro meet in the curtain raiser as ticket sales push toward a capacity crowd.
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Bellicose
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Armory Arena
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Chris Zaharias
Jesse James
Houston
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Wild Red Berry
Dude Chick
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Armory
Tarzan White
White
Danny McShain
Morris Shapiro
Chicago
Barney Armstrong
Club Championship Tourney Starts Saturday At El Rio
El Rio hosts its annual club championship with qualifying rounds set for May 11 and 12. Defending champion Jim Vease seeks another title, while Knox Corbett eyes a return after last winning in 1944. Forfeits possible for late matches as flights and rounds proceed through June 2.
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Pima Club Sets Sunday pistol matches on range
The Pima Pistol Club will fire two matches Sunday morning at the Dr. A G Schnabel range. The 14th leg of the Howard Hathaway trophy centerfire national match course follows the fourth leg of the Sam Mansfeld trophy Army qualification course.
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Howard Hathaway
Howard Graham
Gordon Bess
Mansfeld Army Course
Muffly
Graham
Babylonian Sexagesimal System Explained
The Babylonians used a base sixty numeral system rather than ten, shaping their arithmetic and time divisions. This historical approach influenced later mathematics and astronomical calculations across Mesopotamia.
Mullins Quits As Coach At Santa Clara
Lawrence Mullins, former Notre Dame star and head coach at the University of Santa Clara, resigned due to failure to find housing for his family. The Broncos paused football during the war and had brought Mullins to replace Buck Shaw, now coaching in San Francisco.
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Moon) Mullins
Notre Dame
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Broncos
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Lawrence T
Buck) Shaw
San Francisco
Santa Clara Broncos to meet Wildcats on November 9
Former Notre Dame halfback Mullins resigns from Santa Clara after five months of searching for housing for his wife and six children. He will sever ties with the program and has submitted his resignation in writing to the athletic board. He has no immediate plans for the future.
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Notable Chinese Exports Through History
The world received silk and paper from China along with printing, the compass, gunpowder, porcelain, tea, and crops like soybeans and chrysanthemums. The Chinese also shared the peach, orange, and lemon, enriching global trade and culture.
Standings and Scores From Multiple Baseball Leagues
In the International League Syracuse 7 Rochester 6 and Newark at Montreal with rain. Jersey City at Toronto with cold. American Association Toledo 8 Minneapolis 5 Columbus 5 St Paul 3 Louisville at Kansas City rain. Texas League Beaumont 4 Fort Worth 2 Dallas 8 Shreveport 2 Tulsa 4 Houston 0 San Antonio 7 Oklahoma City 6. No Pacific Coast League games scheduled.
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Houston
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Portland Beavers, Rainiers Sink in Pacific Coast League Standings
The Pacific coast league shows a major shake-up as defending pennant Portland Beavers sit in last with 22 losses in 36 starts, while Seattle Rainiers also trail with 22 losses and 15 wins. Rainiers pace at the plate remains strong with Harold Sueme hitting .370 in 19 games, Bill Ramsey at .348 in 34, and Ted Norbert at .317 in 18.
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Pacific Coast Baseball League
Portland Beavers
Seattle Rainiers
Border titles to be decided at University of Arizona
Four Border Conference championships will be decided Friday and Saturday at the University of Arizona. Events include tennis golf swimming track and a conference coaches meeting with sessions at the Santa Rita hotel and university gym.
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University of Arizona
el Rio Country Club
Santa Rita
The
Polynesian Wins Toboggan at Belmont in Windy Debut
A crowd of 32,113 watched Mrs. P. A. B. Widener’s Polynesian ride to victory by a nose over Cassis at Belmont. Wayne Wright rode the winner who led from the start, final time 1:13 for six furlongs. Payouts paid $14.30, with $11,650 first money.
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Belmont Park
Red Sox ride 11 game win streak to league lead
Boston members push pace with a .316 team batting average as Joe Dobson fuels a 4-0 record backing Tex Hughson and Mickey Harris. Cronin’s club wins 5-4 in the second game at St Louis to extend the streak, while New York slips and Chicago wins. No NL games on the schedule.
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Associated Press
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Cronin
Sox
Tex Hughson
Dave Ferriss
Mickey Harris
Joe Dobson
Harris
Dobson
Hal Newhouser
Virgil Trucks
Philadelphia
Jimmy Outlaw
Tiger
Walt Masterson
Washington
Cleveland
Hank Edwards
Ken Keltner
Jeff Heath
Nats
Steve Gromek
Fight manager James J. Johnston dies at 70
James J. Johnston long time boxing manager died of a heart attack at his New York home at age 70. He helped train or oversee nine world champions including Jack Sharkey Harry Greb Ted Lewis Vince Dundee Pete Latzo and Mike McTigue. He attended St Nick's fights last night and requested rest before leaving for sleep. Experimental aerial spreading of mustard seeds to prevent erosion after fires is being tested in mountainous regions.
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St. Nick's
Jack Sharkey
Boston
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Ted
Kid) Lewis
Vince Dundee
Pete Latzo
Mike McTigue
Arizona Beats New Mexico 8 6 in Tie-Breaking Win
University of Arizona Wildcats top New Mexico Lobos 8 to 6 as Fred Enke Jr drives in the go ahead run in the eighth and Larry Hess homers for New Mexico. George Genung struck out 10 Lobos while Hess fanned 8 for Arizona.
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Albuquerque
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Bernie Weinstein
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Link Richmond
Larry Hess
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Lobos
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Arizona
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Billy Helfinstine
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Roy Pullen
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Enke
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Dear
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Helsinstine
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New Mexico
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Dehart
Putnam
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Aubome Oc
Chilton
Enke Jung
Helfinstine
Ung
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Awe
Preme
Stars Pesky Williams Power Red Sox Doubleheader Duel
Yesterday Johnny Pesky and Ted Williams each collected six hits as the Red Sox swept a doubleheader with a 7-5 win over Cleveland Browns. Pesky extended a 11 game hit streak, while Williams matched the feat and both boosted Bos ton to a 5-4 finale. Thornton Lee limited the Yankees to eight hits and drove in runs in the White Sox 2-1 victory. Gerry Priddy delivered a two run triple in a four run surge as the Senators beat Cleveland 7-4.
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Ted Williams
Red Sox
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Browns
Williams
Boston
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Yankees
Chicago
Gerry Priddy
Senators
Cleveland
Watchman Tells Of Stable Fire At Arlington Park
Chicago May 7. Lt Peter Madtra says a watchman at the Arlington park stables owned by Mrs Elizabeth Graham signed a statement that he slept after turning on an electric heater in the barn housing 30 thoroughbreds. A fire destroyed 23 horses, with an estimated loss of 500000 dollars. The watchman Gil bert Jones of New York admits drinking and sleeping elsewhere in the barn and is held on a dis orderly conduct charge.
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Peter Madtra
Cook County Highway Police
Arlington Park
Elizabeth Graham
Madura
Gilbert Jones
New York
Morton Grove
Sports memories from the old times reflect players and trades
A compact retrospect notes Raffensberger’s Navy induction, Armstrong’s first round knockout of Jessup, Waner's trade for Strincevich and Greenberg’s Army induction, Foxx's homers as Ferrell beat the Browns to keep the Red Sox atop the standings.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Navy
Henry Armstrong
Tommy Jessup
Boston
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lloyd Waner
Boston Braves
Nick Strincevich
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Army
Jimmie Foxx
Wes Ferrell
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Powder Magazine Keys Kept By Captains On Navy Ships
On U S warships the keys to powder magazines are sent to the captain each night for safe keeping a custom dating back to John Paul Jones.
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U. S
John Paul Jones
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