Fight Card Slated Without Fimbres
The Old Pueblo Boys Club plans an eight bout amateur card at the Sports Center tonight at 8 30 without founder Alex Fimbres who has disassociated from the club. Main event features middleweights Jack Morton and James Fields with other pairings including Tad Walters versus Gilbert Garcia and multiple bouts involving Florence and Phoenix fighters. Fimbres contends promoters failed to deliver promised equipment and gym remodeling and says he will open a new boys club boxing program soon.
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Recreation Leagues Baseball and Schedule Notes 1950s
The page lists numerous teams and matches across HI CORBETT WOODI AMERICAN MEAT DAVIS-MONTHAN SOUTHSIDE ESTEVAN PARK REDBIRDS JAMESONS ORACLE INDIOS and more. It includes daily time slots at Jewish Community Center and various venues with teams like Hawks Brazos Cobras and Navy squads, plus league entries for Estevan Mon, Santa Rita, and Davis-Monthan.
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PC Shares Early Nod for NJC Track Meet
BIG SPRING Texas Howard County and Phoenix College are named early favorites as the National Junior College track and field meet opens. Howard County aims for a third straight victory with a veteran lineup while Phoenix College is also favored.
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Tri-City race tightens as Arnold widens margin at Tucson
Hank Arnold extends his Tri-City point lead toward an all time championship margin at Tucson Speedway. Frank McDaniel and Benton Burns trail in second and third with 657 and 639 points respectively as Jimmy Cox battles for runner up spot. Time trials begin at 7 30 p m with the first race an hour later.
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Box Scores Show Los Angeles vs Boston in AFL Contest
Los Angeles defeated Boston 4 to 0 with strong pitching by Cooper and timely hits. Key players include Romano and Koppe for Boston while Osinski and Estrada earned the win for Los Angeles. The game featured multiple early threats and solid defense, ending with a shutout by the Angels.
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