Boxing and tennis highlights from Key West to Paris
Boxers from Laszlo Papp to Randy Sandy and Johnny Thomas score knockouts in diverse weights across Key West and Waycross, while tennis sees Jean Claude Barclay upsetting Martin Mulligan in Paris. Racing notes report Manuel Ycaza aboard Firm Policy winning at Aqueduct and Grey Scandal prevailing at Pimlico. Jockeys Vasquez dominate Churchill Downs with four wins and a double.
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Hungary
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New York
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Mami
Johnny Thomas
Waycross
Melvin Winters
Miami
Isa Thurson
Los Angeles
Jose Valdez
Carlos Hernandez
Yacoma
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George Wright
Tacoma
Manuel Ycaza
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Robert L. Baird
Pimlico
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Dario Silks
Suffolk Downs
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Mighty Monster
Cherry Hill
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Military Plume
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E. Gay Drake
Descola
Exchange
Washington Park
Louisville
Jacinto Vasquez
Churchill Downs
Vasquez
Shadow Mountain
Toad Hop
Celle Kid
Hanitonian
Kittly Taurus and Diner duel at Sonoita fair opener
On opening day at the Santa Cruz County Fair Sonoita race, Diner from Turf Paradise won a 6 furlong duel over Kittly-Taurus who led early. Diner carries 121 pounds, Free Time from Turf Paradise won earlier at Pinal County Fair, and first post is 1 15.
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Santa Cruz County Fair
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Scorpion
Pinal County Fair
Joe Snider
Irvin Friedman
Bill Keefer
Hittly-Taurus
A’s blank Bosox as box scores show shutout win
In a two team box score, Kansas City and Boston square off with A’s offense quiet while New York and Los Angeles produce limited scoring. Key pitcher decisions cite Morehead and Charles, with box score tallies noting hits, runs, and errors across both games.
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ASARCO Edges Electric Union In Menlo Park Softball
Charles Gray limited City Leagues ASARCO to three hits and 15 strikeouts as they beat Menlo Park Electric Union 2 to 1. The contest featured solid pitching and key hits, with Wiegold, James Gray, and Baysen contributing for ASARCO while electric union top performers provided the lone scoring plays.
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Asarco
Menlo Park
Menlo Park Electric Union
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Ees Wiegold
James Gray
Baysen
ACL
Pe OG Wid
Copperheads
Delgada
Berman
Talbot
Elgveroa
City parks to start Pony Leagues baseball program
The City Parks and Recreation Department plans a baseball program to continue after Little Leagues end. A meeting is set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM at 728 South Bean Ave the home of Robert Silvas. Eligible players must be 13 before Aug 1 and 15 after July 31. Also Sunset Rollerama hosts the Arizona State Rollerskating Championships tomorrow at 8 30 AM with about 133 entries in 16 events across speed figure skating and dance.
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City Parks and Recreation Department
Robert Silvas
South Bean Ave
Sunset Rollerama
Preakness Entries Battle For Daisy Blanket Chance
Rain dampens Pimlico prep as four Derby and other coast winners lead a 9-horse field for the 87th Preakness. Chateaugay, Lemon Twist, On My Honor, Candy Spots among top contenders with Never Bend Country Squire Sky Wonder Rural Retreat.
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T. D. Buhl
Michael and
Jack Stein
Rex Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Florida
Harry F. Guggenheim
Never Bend
Jacket Stables
Country Squire
Charles D. Morgan
Sky Wonder
William Robinson
Guggenheim
Chateaugay
Romo Stages Technical Knockout Victory in Tucson
Jesus Romo of the Old Pueblo Boys Club earned a technical knockout over Billy Murphy of Florence at the Tucson Sports Center after the Phoenix Boxing Club failed to appear shifting the card to a Tucson versus Florence lineup.
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Old Pueblo Boys Club
Billy Murphy
Florence
Tucson Sports Center
Phoenix Boxing Club
Tucson
Drew
Leonard Argel
Jimmy Hamilton
Max Shumway
Jack Morton
Jackson Sets Jump Pace at National JC Meet
In BIG SPRING Texas Phoenix College freshman John Jackson won the national junior college high jump title with 6 feet 5 inches, edging John Nunley of Arkansas City JC on fewer misses. Phoenix College leads the team race as favorites to capture the title.
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Texas
Tucson
John Jackson
Phoenix College
Jackson
John Nunley
Arkansas City
Kan
Hoke Landed By Sahuaro Rifle Group In Banquet
Jack Hoke of Tucson Rifle Club led the awards at a Sahuaro Rifle League season finale banquet. The TRC team fired a new national record at the Arizona State Long-Range Championships in Phoenix, posting 1127-69V for a 240-shot A Course four-man high-power event.
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Tucson Rifle Club
Sahuaro Rifle League
Mary Peterson
National Rifle Assn
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Phoenix
Lloyd Jenkins
David Johnson
Roy Dunlap
Milt Hood
NRA
Johnson
May Mikelsen
Ken Spring
Ron DeWars
George Moffat
Don Makarov
Sandra Heidel
Bruce Peterson
Golf notes from 49er Country Club tourney winners
Mrs Ernie Ball won the 36 hole 49er Country Club Women s Golf Tournament with a low press score of 197. Second low gross went to Mrs Lionel Lancaster with 203 while Mrs W Morris and Mrs Lou Belden were winner and runnerup in low net. Mrs Paul Van Wagner had longest drive and Mrs Bill Bloodworth low putt. Lancaster posted a low ringer score of 81. Old Pueblo Golf Club will play at 49er tomorrow at 8 a.m. Jack Ledbetter scored a hole in one at Santa Fe Country Club with a six iron on the 165 yard No 3 hole.
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Ernie Ball
Lionel Lancaster
W. Morris
Lou Belden
Paul van Wagner
Bill Bloodworth
Old Pueblo
Legion Plans Open House For Baseball Tryouts
American Legion Post No. 7 invites boys to an open house tomorrow at 2 PM to learn about playing American Legion baseball this summer. Baseball chairman Jack Williams will outline the program and how to try out for a team.
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American Legion Past No. 7
American Legion
Jack Williams
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