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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1963
Page
12
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The piece discusses H.R. 5608 aiming to limit firearm ownership in the District of Columbia, likening it to the New York Sullivan Act. It argues the bill would grant police regulatory authority over gun ownership, a shift viewed as a police state move, with mentions of Arizona lawmakers and other officials. It also covers fishing notes from Guaymas, Pena Blanca, and local club updates.
Philadelphia boxer Percy Manning won over Bedford Silas in an unnamed bout. In Washington a fighter named Fred Roats stopped Leonard Coleman. Kirk Barrow outpointed Jefferson Davis in San Francisco. Grulio Baeza returned to action at Aqueduct after a KentuckyDerby victory. John Giovanni led four winners at Suffolk Downs in Boston. Adiss Mary won the Batter Up Purse at Pimlico. Regent claimed a headlining win at Sportsman's Park in Chicago. Ad claims at Churchill Downs in Louisville and Kelmanary defeated Judtynan in the Bay Meatows feature in San Mateo California.
Roger McCluskey of Tucson leads the national sprint car championships with 243 points, ahead of Jim Hurtubise at 167. The standings include Bobby Marshman of Pottstown, Pennsylvania in third and Ben Crane of Springfield, Illinois in fourth, per UPI reporting from Indianapolis.
About 125 golfers teed off in final qualifying for the Trans Miss tournament at Phoenix Country Club. Wayne Breck, a Phoenix insurance man and former ASU student, shot 63 to lead by three over George Archer who had 66. Fletcher Jones and Dick Hopwood posted 69 and 70, with several others near par. Temperatures hit 103 degrees as the field vied for match play berths beginning tomorrow. In senior junior divisions Bud McKinney led 71 and Spike Lauer 72.
Local recreation leagues feature teams such as Rosas, Senoritas Juniors, South Siders, and Rainbow Racers competing at Nazarene and Hillside Parks. Notable performances include Jay Few’s solo homer for Nazarene and multiple pairings of Diaz, Guleruz, and Orosco driving runs in a busy day of doubleheaders across fields like Corbett and Meads.
A challenge match features El Gran Lotario taking on Don Bulldog Kent at the Sports Center with Lotario as the challenger. Other bouts include Mad Mongel versus Tito Montez in a best two of three falls, one hour time limit, Dick Dunn against Duke Miller, Ken Lucas versus Pancho Pica, and Hans Steiner versus Rocky Smith. First match starts at 8 30 p.m.
Hank Arnold tops the 1963 season with 1,047 points becoming the first Tri City driver to reach a thousand. He leads Tucson rival Frank McDaniel by about 500 as standings list MGODIFIEDS and ROADSTERS in a dense point spread across drivers from Tucson San Diego and Barre Wisconsin with several names and totals.
Managers across the majors attribute the early season run of shutouts and low scoring to foul weather and cold fronts. They downplay the enlarged strike zone, noting pitchers are sharper and off days help arms, with several managers crediting weather as the decisive factor in pitching dominance this spring.
Tucson report says John Mitchell, former assistant to Arizona's Ed Doherty, is named head basketball coach at Salpointe High School as the school expands its athletics program. Chicago dispatch notes Ed Jordan and Bill DeLong rolled 1135 in a doubles series at the American Bowling Congress Tournament ongoing in Tucson.
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