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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1941

Page

8

Beagle City Bees sweep Albuquerque as Tucson edged by El Paso

Bisbee Bees rout Albuquerque 16 to 5 in a wild game as Tucson falls 11 to 3 to El Paso. Leininger clouted a grand slam amid a six run sixth inning. Cash earned the win for El Paso while Stapenhorst and Gibbons struggled for Tucson. Time 2:30.

Associated Press Bisbee Bees Albuquerque Cardinals Bees Red Birds Tucson Cowboys el Paso Texans Bisbee Leininger Rodriguez Dale Case Greer Albuquerque Essig Parks Stapenhorst Gibbons Cowboys Bob Cash Cash Tucson Abrhoa Todhunter Salvatierra Rf .i Sane Riek Es Soko Ggibders de Enewseesees EL Paso— Abrhoa Sparacino Horton J. Lapiana Ouricues P. Lapiana de Enn Beeler Williams Sparacino Gill Galios Clements Benevich Smith Lapiana Gibbens Hill

Qualifying For Open Set June 5-7

The field for the national open golf championship at Fort Worth Texas June 5 7 will be decided Monday with 1009 players including 623 professionals and 386 amateurs undergoing sectional eliminations across 27 courses. From these events 128 of 170 positions will be filled, with others exempted from qualifying based on last year’s results and other criteria.

New York Ft. Worth Texas Cleveland Lawson Little Ridgewood N. J Jimmy Thomson Paul Runyan Clayton Heafner Toney Penna al Brosch Turnesa Brothers Chicago Johnny Bulla Harry Cooper Denny Shute Dutch Harrison Ky Laffoon Doering Dick Chapman Birmingham Ellsworth Vines Charley Lacey Willie Hunter George von Elm Pacific Palisades Calif Bud Ward Portland Ore Don Schumacher Billy Bob Coffey Rufus King Harry Todd Jack Munger Royal Hogan U Dallas Willie

Hanks Box Hitting The High Spots And Local Sports Notes

Lane will officiate the Arizona Notre Dame game while Frank Lane Cincinnati farm club boss is cited as a top official. Fred Enke predicts West Texas State will force headaches for Arizona in Border Conference play. John Henry Lewis will referee a state prison card and Henry Armstrong may retire fighters. George Burpo praises Birmingham but his Barons sit seventh in the Southern Association.

Lane Mike Casteel Wildcats Frank Lane Cincinnati Frank West Texas State Fred Enke Arizona Buffaloes Michigan John Henry Lewis Phoenix Henry Armstrong George Burpo Tucson Cowboys Birmingham Southern Association George Barons

El Paso Texans Bowl Over Doug Smith in Tucson Outing

Doug Smith led Tucson with four of seven team blows at El Paso as his average nears .330. Tucson plans Booster Day on May 30 featuring egg race wheelbarrow contest mock wrestling and a 100 yard dash. Buddy Baer is expected to fight around eight rounds tonight with Louis considered tougher than usual.

el Paso Texans Doug Smith Doug Tucson el Paso Jean Stapenhorst Cowboys Tucson Ball Club Albuquerque Turk Masked Marvel Frank Batiste Tickler Buddy Baer Louis Buddy

Lesnevich Recognized As Light Heavyweight King

In New York at Madison Square Garden Gus Lesnevich outpointed Anton toforidis of Greece in a key title bout and moved closer to undisputed status. The win leaves two hurdles to clear: NBA recognition of the bout as a title fight and a summer challenge of Jimmy Webb. Attendance was about 4 000 with $12 000 in receipts.

New York Gus Lesnevich Madison Square Garden Cliffside N. J Anton Christoforidis Greece N.B.A Jimmy Webb Webb New York Commission Lesnevich Associated Press Christoforidis

Turnesa and Byrd Duo Highlight Philadephia Golf Card

The former amateur champion Turnesa competes in Detroit while Sammy Byrd and the Joe Kirkwoods, a father son pair, headline the Philadelphia action in a busy golf card.

Turnesa Detroit Sammy Byrd Joe Kirkwoods Philadelphia

Junior Legion Ball Meeting Set Saturday

The first step toward Tucson's Junior American Legion ball team will be taken tomorrow at 2 in the Legion building with Coach Chuck Hollinger. Youths under 17 or turned 17 after Jan 1 are eligible and invited to the meeting. First practice next week, tune-up games before the July tournament. The squad may include six high school players: Joe Valenzuela, Al Banuelos, Frank Kempf, Bob Blaise, Fred Enke Jr., and Dave Jackson.

Tucson American Legion Legion Chuck Hollinger Joe Valenzuela al Banuelos Frank Kempf Bob Blaise Fred Enke, Jr Dave Jackson

Palatable carbonated water from 1901 shipwreck found

Bottles recovered from the steamship Islander in 1934 remained drinkable after 33 years underwater in Alaska. The hermetically sealed syphon bottles survived the sunken vessel’s descent to the seabed and offered a remarkable taste of history.

'Porky' Oliver Shines Despite Poor Round In Golf Meet

New York May 23 Acting Corporal Edward Oliver of Fort Dix stood out for popularity in the opening round of the four day Goodall round robin at Fresh Meadow. Oliver finished last with minus 9 while Lawson Little led at plus 10. Despite weak score he drew the crowd, and his commanding officer may permit him to play in the national open at Fort Worth. The leaders included Horton Smith plus 5 and Jimmy Hines plus 5 as six rounds remain. Oliver, new to the course, still has a chance to contend.

New York Lawson Little Edward Oliver Fort Dix N. J Oliver U. S. Army Fresh Meadow Country Club Little Corporal Oliver Fort Worth Tex Horton Smith Jimmy Hines Ben Hogan Tony Penna Vic Ghezzi Jag McSpaden

Sigma Chi Wins Athletic Banner at University of Arizona

Sigma Chi holds the intramural athletic banner for the 11th time since 1922 with 524 points, ahead of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at 463.5. S.A.E. won saberball and wrestling titles, Phi Delts and Co-op each earned three trophies, and final standings include Lat ter Day Saints 449 and Phi Delta Theta 404.

Sigma Chi University of Arizona Sigma Alpha Epsilon S.A.E Phi Delts Latter Day Saints Phi Delta Tsieta Cochise Hall Kappa Sig Phi Gamma Delta Arizona Hall Co-Op Delta Chi Sigma No A.T.O Aggie House Theta Chi Z.B.T Pi Kappa Alpha

Owner Of Cubs Ordered Dean Kept As Coach

The decision to keep Dizzy Dean on the Cubs payroll as coach came from P. K. Wrigley himself. Wrigley also refused to back a Billy Herman deal until confident the club could reach the World Series. The article notes Wrigley’s influential stance and includes various baseball anecdotes from the era.

Cubs Dean Eddie Brietz New York Special News Service Dizzy Dean P. K. Wrigley Wrigley Billy Herman Whirlaway Max West Gene Moore Redland Casey Stengel West Moore

Dodgers slump deepens as Owen searches for luck

Mickey Owen reportedly lost the four leaf clover his mother sent to lift the Dodgers from a slump. Joe DiMaggio meanwhile has made six assists this season, one more than all of last year. Mike Jacobs enjoyed counting the Baer Louis advance sale in Washington and missed Christoforidis Lesnevich at the Garden last night.

Mickey Owen Dodgers Joe DiMaggio Mike Jacobs Washington Baer-Louis

Baseball Farewell Turns To Quiet Coaching Hope

Willie London bids farewell to the active list as he plans to stay in baseball through a coaching role. Mr Gallagher and Mr Dean discuss his pitching decline and keeping him in the sport.

Mr. Gallagher Mr. Dean Willie London

Night at Flatbush Fails for Mighty Casey

Howard Roberts of the Chicago Daily News notes a somber scene in Flatbush as Mighty Casey struggles to retire a batter, ending the game without a strikeout and without recording an out for the team.

Howard Roberts Chicago Daily News Flatbush Casey

The Big Dispute Over Big League Salaries

Last winter debate raged over the pay of Bob Feller and Buck Newson. Presently the main point is that Feller is earning his salary.

Bob Feller Buck Newson Feller

Records May Fall in Coast Relays

In Los Angeles on May 23 1946 top national track stars began workouts for the inaugural Coliseum Relays with at least seven world records in danger Les Steers University of Oregon AAU champion and high jump record holder will seek to beat 6 feet 10 25 32 inches and Cornelius Warmerdam the only pole vaulter to clear 15 feet aims for a 15 foot 2 1 2 inch mark.

Los Angeles U.P Les Steers University of Oregon A.A.U Cornelius Warmerdam

Buddy Baer Faces Louis In Grudging Shot At Fame

Washington May 23 A.P The giant Buddy Baer prepares to challenge Joe Louis at Griffith Stadium in a heavyweight title bout. The piece outlines Baer s reluctant path from football to boxing his easygoing nature and the odds stacked against him while noting his punch power and the strategy of rushing Louis.

Washington U.P Buddy Baer Lightning

Remount Pride Declines in the West Warns of Market Impact

Major F L Hamilton of Southwestern Re mount Area notes a west wide drop in pride in good horses though market for quality stock remains. He cites Strathcote, near Tucson, as the nearest great remount stallion, tracing bloodlines to Strathleven and Swynford, grandsires of Blandford and Blenheim II.

F. L. Hamilton Southwestern Remount Area Arizona Tucson Strathcote W. J. Davis McNeil Swynford

Government leases top thoroughbred stallions to Arizona

The Remount program provides Arizona with high quality stallions for breeding at a $10 fee to improve native stock. Notable sires include Royal Ease at Silver City, a grey son of Ros Herode linked to Sir Greysteel and England's The Tetrarch. At the Tom Shawn ranch in Yuma stands Sargent Donald son, a Whisk Broom II progeny out of Assembly, a Man O War mare.

Arizona Silver City Royal Ease Ros Herode Sir Greysteel England the Tetrarch Tom Shawn Yuma Sargent Donaldson Whisk Broom II

Vimont Sires at Wayne Wright Ranch in Arizona

Vimont, son of Ormont and a winner with 26 firsts 12 seconds and 16 thirds earning 16318 dollars in six years of racing, has been placed at the Wayne Wright ranch near Roll Arizona forty miles east of Yuma. He comes from Rock Sand the sire of Tracery sold by August Belmont to Carlos Enzue for 265000 dollars. There he sired Conyw right and Congreve the sire of

Vimont Ormont Wayne Wright Roll Arizona Yuma Rock Sand Tracery August Belmont Carlos Enzue Conywright Congreve

Thoroughbred Racing Shapes a Colt's True Value

The testing of a colt from careful breeding occurs on the race track. Racing is the crucible that reveals a thoroughbred's worth, building its respiratory and circulatory systems, stamina, and nerve. Without racing, great horses would not exist.

Arizona Horse Production and Racing Vision

Arizona should become a leading state for fine horse production and Tucson should build a mile track to encourage racing. Winter visitors to Tucson are drawn by the prospect of equestrian activity and tourism growth.

Arizona Tucson

Miller Offers To Umpire Cop Firemen Game

Eddie Miller Tucson ball club business manager offers to umpire the police firemen game on Sunday If permitted to carry guns and hose near the plate he vows to stop rough stuff He umpired last year when the flat feet won and both sides are agreeable to his service in Sunday's renewal of the rivalry

Eddie Miller Tucson

Baseball standings and scores from Arizona-Texas League

The Arizona-Texas League results show Tucson 3 at Albuquerque 11, Bisbee 16 and Albuquerque 5. Tonight's games include Tucson at Albuquerque and Bisbee at El Paso. Other major league scores include New York 4 Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 6 St. Louis 7, St. Louis 4 Boston 1, Detroit 5 New York 6, Chicago 4 Philadelphia 1, and Cleveland 4 Washington 3. Boston Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Chicago were listed with rain delays.

Tucson el Paso Bisbee Albuquerque New York Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Cleveland Washington St. Louis Tos Brooklyn Ee Ectress New York Ee Aeeereesernnne Chicago Weeseeee Boston Denecoinote Wonnemeses New York Weeseeeens

Ear Bitten in Columbus Tavern Incident

John Haas of Columbus, 25, told police a stranger bit off part of his left ear in a local grill. He could not identify the attacker and offered no description of the suspect.

Columbus John Haas Haas

Local Race Crowd Packs Moltacqua Street For Sunday Events

Crowds packed Moltacqua on Sabine Canyon road during race days with about 3000 spectators on a single Sunday. Notable performers included Bob Locke Clancy Wollard Rubin Jelks and Mel Haskell delivering an entertaining show advertised by simple window cards and fence post notices.

Moltacqua Sabine Canyon Road Bob Locke Clancy Wollard Rubin Jelks Mel Haskell

Louis Baer title fight looms in humid Washington arena

Joe Louis weighed 201 1 2 pounds and Buddy Baer 237 1 2 pounds at noon, as the world heavyweight championship bout neared. Louis planned a farewell tour through the division while Baer promised a spirited challenge before a capital audience expected to reach about 19 200. The bout will be broadcast locally at 7 30 p m Tucson time, with cabinet members and senators in attendance.

Washington Buddy Baer Joe Louis Baer Louis Rv Gayle Talbot Jerieht Chammen Nlars Joe Louis Baer KBCA KGO Tucson

Golf Qualifying Set At Phoenix For National Open

Eighteen of the southwest's finest golfers compete in sectional qualifying at Phoenix Country Club on May 26 for three Open spots. The national open runs June 5 to 7 in Fort Worth Texas. Seventy starters plus forty two byes. entrants include Herb Bowers and Barge Pease along with Edward R. Kelly Jack Harden Wallace Best Verne Stewart and Ralph Petty.

Phoenix Phoenix Country Club Fort Worth Tex Arizona New Mexico West Texas Herb Bowers Globe Barge Pease Edward R. Kelly Bisbee Jack Harden el Paso Wallace Best Las Cruces N. M Verne Stewart Carrizozo Ralph Petty

J. and T. Produce Edge Congress Street Champs 8 7 In Extra Innings

The J. and T. Produce edged the Congress Street Champs 8 7 in an extra inning city softball game at Eagle Field last night. The Construction Labor Union forfeited to Steinfeld's in the scheduled opener.

J. and T. Produce Congress Street Eaglefield Steinfeld’s Pima County

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