Tempe Wins State Class B Baseball Title Over Clifton
Tempe high school defeated Clifton Trojans 15 to 0 on the University of Arizona diamond to claim the Arizona class B baseball championship. Ernie Figueroa and Bob Haddock combined on a 7 run first inning surge and limited Clifton to two singles in six innings. Bill Patterson led the 14 hit Buffaloes with three hits, while Figueroa and Perez added multi hit days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales High School
Arizona
Tempe High
Clifton
Trojans
University of Arizona
Buffaloes
Ernie Figueroa
Buffs
Rafael Scott
Trojan
Scott
Frank Morales
Figueroa
Bob Haddock
Tempe
Bill Patterson
Jesus Perez
Pete Ruiz
Odin
Morales
Roman
Fernandez
Haddock
Coppinger
Tennis Tourney Reaches Finals
Allan Stanton of Clifton and Darrel Sawyer of Gilbert reached the State Class B High School Boys singles final at the University of Arizona. Stanton beat Dell Ferris 64 86, and Sawyer defeated Dave Goodburn 6 2 6 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Stanton
Clifton
Darrel Sawyer
Gilbert
University of Arizona
Stanton
Dell Ferris
Willcox
Sawyer
Dave Goodburn
Scottsdale
Raymond Evans
Floyd Chapman
Duncan
Don Provence
Pryce Curd
Buckeye
Mack
Max Kartchner
St. David
John Gordan
Jerry Buchanan
Superior
Joan Young
Tempe
Betty Bingham
Benson
Ina Clare Evans
Safford
Wilma Rowley
Donna O'Dell
Florence Brawley
Dana Rhoton
Barbara Allen
Janette Hardin
Gracie Barron
Rose Flynn
Dona McRae
Ground-Breaking For Ajo Road Baptist Church Scheduled
A ground breaking will be held at 5 p m Sunday in the 2000 block of Ajo road for the Ajo Road Baptist church pastor Rev C J Cording of Palo Verde Baptist and Coronado association will break ground A B Hazeltine senior deacon of First Baptist will assist Rev W Edward Epps of First church will deliver the message Rev Gerald Van Treuren pastor of the new church will report on progress Van Treuren will preach Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m at 2005 Ajo road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajo Road
C. J Cording
Palo Verde
Rev. van Treuren
Tucson Women Attend State Democratic Convention
Tucson women attended the state convention of the Democratic Women's clubs in Phoenix. State officers from Tucson included Mrs. Thomas Collins president, Mrs. William Codd vice president, Mrs. Bertha Miller recording secretary, and Mrs. Meade Powell corresponding secretary. Mrs. Phil Garrigan represented Tanque Verde. About 12 Tucson members attended.
Camp Applies for Beer and Wine License for Market
The County Board of Supervisors on Saturday received an original application from Phillip A. Camp for a beer and wine license. The filing states the tentative business name at 1201 E Bilby is Camp's Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board OF Supervisors
Phillip A. Camp
E. Bilby
Camp's Market
New Traffic Lights Go And Stop Monday
Eight new traffic signals will go into operation Monday at eight intersections including First, Fourth and Sixth avenues on Speedway Cherry and Campbell avenues and Country Club road on Broadway Sixth street and Park avenue and Fourth avenue and 22nd street. Some signals will flash until next week to ease the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil J. Martin Jr
First
Fourth
Sixth Avenues
Speedway
Cherry and
Campbell Avenues
Country Club Road
Broadway
Sixth Street
Park Avenue
Fourth Avenue
22Nd Street
Cactus Chronicle Wins State High School Paper Award
The Cactus Chronicle of Tucson High won the class A state award for a second year running at a university of Arizona journalism conference. Judges praised its make-up coverage and pictures while the Chronicle’s editors and advisers attended proceedings and addressed by university and press leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cactus Chronicle
Tucson
Phil Bryce
Arizona Chapter
Pi Delta, Epsilon
University of Arizona
Chronicle
Mustang
North Phoenix
Coyote Journal
Phoenix Union High
Mesa
Yuma
Safford
Winslow High
Peoria High
Desert Owl
Litchfield Park High School
Raider Review
Ajo High
Scottsdale Beaver
Buffalo Tales of
Barbara H. Roberts
The
Superior Sun
Paul F. Jaeger
Arizona Daily Sun
Flagstaff
Max Kehoe
Mesa Daily Journal
Harold Wrenn
Coolidge Examiner
Florence Blade Tribune
Wrenn
Arizona Newspaper Association
Way Out Front
Douglas Martin
University School of Journalism
University
Ben C. Markland
Abe Chanin
Arizona Daily Star
Vince Taylor
Eloy Enterprise
Alice L. Vail
Sheriff Guiney Seeks Surplus Transfer to Run Office
Pima County under sheriff M. T. Guiney told the board of supervisors the office can finish the fiscal year without emergency funds, proposing to move surplus from the salary fund to the expenses account to cover gas, repairs, and other operating costs. County Comptroller Fred Goodell said funds are nearly exhausted. Sheriff Jerome P. Martin is en route home. Guiney is in charge in his absence after a prisoner removal trip to Los Angeles and Carson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Guiney
Pima County
State Tax Commission
Guiney
Board of Supervisors
Fred CO. Goodell
Death Probe Grows In Geneva Hotel Mystery
Geneva New York May 7 A post mortem is planned for Charlotte V Van Every 33 of Phoenix divorcee shot in a Geneva hotel room. Coroner jury could not decide if death was self infliction or homicide. Prosecutor says early indications point to self destruction. Traveling salesman E H Garrigues 31 and fiancee Mrs Simone Hindemarsh 25 both of Omaha Neb arrested on adultery charge after van Every death. Garrigues identifies Van Every as former sister in law and says she was his secretary and housekeeper.
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Geneva
Phoenix
Ariz
Charlotte V. van Every
Charles G. Seidel
Omaha
Nebr
E. H. Garrigues
Simone Hindemarsh
van Fvery
New York
Navy enlists Ralph Acosta seaman recruit
Ralph Acosta eighteen of 525 West Seventeenth Street has been enlisted as a seaman recruit in the United States Navy and ordered to San Diego for recruit training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Acosta
Seventeenth St
Navy
Acosta
San Diego
Two Twisters Hit Texas In 24 Hours
Sundown Texas May 7 U P The second tornado to sweep west Texas in 24 hours tore through a town killing minister Rev S C Scott and his daughter and leaving the church a pile of rubble The pastor s wife and nine month old son were critically injured and hospitalized in Level land The Scotts had come from San Alban West Virginia The deaths bring spring tornado toll in Texas to six with earlier damage at Bonham No other serious injuries were reported and aid response was described as nice The earlier light twister near Dalhart 150 miles north damaged the wheat crop but caused no deaths
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Sundown
Tex
U.P
West Texas
S. C. Scott
Church of Christ Parsonage
Texas
Bonham
Oklahoma
Charlie Bullock
Hockley County
Bullock
Red Cross
Austin
Phillip Dupree Hospital
Scott
Five Tucsonians Injured In Two Highway Accidents
Patrolman Kenneth Massey said five people were hospitalized after two crashes Saturday morning near Sahuarita and Continental. Anthony Ballesteros 29 in a Studebaker coupe suffered fractured ribs and chest injuries. Diego Ballesteros 37 and Charles Alvarez 24? bruises. Frank Barrios 20 sustained a thigh puncture and possible hip fracture. C L Buchanan 30 had face cuts and bruises. The Studebaker rolled 1.5 times after Ballesteros lost control at about 50 mph on a soft shoulder. Barrios and Buchanan in a pickup truck rolled 1.5 times after pulling off to pass another car. Damage totaled around $500. The two accidents occurred five minutes apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Buchanan
Massey
Studebaker
Anthony Ballesteros
Sahuarita
Ballesteros
Barrios
Buchanan
Continental
Arizona State School Concert With Lions Sponsors
The vocal chorus of the Arizona State School for the Deaf and the Blind directed by Eduardo Caso will present its second annual concert at 8 p m Sunday in the Tucson high school auditorium. Lions clubs of Tucson and South Tucson sponsor the event with six sacred songs, Spanish numbers, and popular tunes. Junior high groups will be guests of the Lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona State School For the Deaf and the Blind
Eduardo Caso
Tucson
Lions Clubs of
South Tucson
Lions Clubs
Pine Cone Dining Room Opens at Mt Lemmon Lodge
The Mt Lemmon Lodge invites visitors to drive up Hitchcock Highway to the pine forests for a meal at the famous Pine Cone dining room. Open daily with reservations suggested at 3-3601.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lemmon Lodge
Hitchcock Highway
Services Held For Mrs. Mary E. Wolfe
Funeral services for Mary Ellen Wolfe age 71 were at Parker mortuary with Rev. John D. Trude of the Seventh Day Adventist church presiding. She died Friday at her home 4126 N Oracle Rd and was buried in Evergreen cemetery IOOF plot. Survivors include husband Nelson son Rolland Roe a daughter Kathleen Marlin all of Tucson five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Mortuary
Mary Ellen Wolfe
Oracle Rd
John D. Trude
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
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Democrats
Fridenalculators Sales & Service Rey SeVeey Ws
L. Grady
Cathedral
S. Stone
Phoenix Girl
Grunewald & Adams
E. Congress
Randy
Levelland
Scotts
San Alban
W. Va
Arizona State School
Cool
MT. Lemmon
Mary E. Wolfe
Ham Keddif
Dial
Yow
Pontiac
Hackett & Whiting Motor CO
OLD Pueblo Savings & Loan Association
Fred Dragonette
OLD Pueblo Savings and Loan
E. Congress St
U. S. Savings & Loan League
U. S. Savings Bond Agency
Glover & Clark, Inc
4Th Ave
America
Pueblo Gardens
Pueblo
Duplex
G.I
22Nd St
Cherry Ave
ROY Drachman Sales Company, Inc
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