Consolidated Climbs from Semipro League Cellar
The Semipro circuit at Randolph Park saw Consolidated win its first game, while Davis-Monthan Mustangs swept Alamogordo in two Army league contests. Davis-Monthan moved to eight wins and no defeats, and Williams Field avenged a prior loss to Marana Hosses in a doubleheader split.
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Rodger R. Nelson
Daily Citizen
Consolidated
Davis-Monthan
Mustangs
Army Air Force
Tucson
Randolph Park
Davis- Monthan
Alamogordo
Williams Field
Marana Hosses
Southern Pacific
Davis
Monthan
Williams
Ana
Lospees
Hosses
Biggs Field
Clovis
N. M
el Paso
Hyland
Marana Applecart
Jim Hyland
Chuck Harper
Stan Goletz
Phil Menendez
Harper
Bassette
Tony Meriletti
Bobby Fontaine
Bill Steppen
Art Feay
Ashley
Bob Carroll
Marana
Ken McMaster
Pewee Humphrey
Humphrey
Fliers
Bob McCallum
Fontaine
Steppen
Tucson High
Scorva
Kivel
Acosta
Balesteros
Bailey
Murray
Acuna
Keystoner Soza
Agaa
Serts
D-M
Joe Murphy
Holy
Lefty Dillon
Alamo
Shaw
Morgan
Alamo Veges
Pyote
Tex
Azteca Warriors
Must. Cogswell
Weltiesbeck
Schuck
McCarren
Cone
Anne
Radwan
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Gil
Coomee
Stanek
Scoeee
Campbell
Legnosky
Eve
Er & Dillon
Deweweses
Zeta
Mitwo
Knox Corbett Captures El Rio Golf Crown in 6 4 Final
Knox Corbett won the El Rio golf and country club championship with a 6 and 4 victory over Dr Hervey Faris in the 36 hole final. Corbett led 34 on the opening nine, built a morning edge, and sealed the title at the 32nd hole. Ralph Bilby won the first flight with a one up win over Russ Spann, while Larry Pennell claimed the second flight and Harry Talmadge Jr. took the consolation crown. None of the other finalists matched Corbett’s run through Red Jorgenson Miss Kelly Hank Lieber and Faris.
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Knox Corbett
el Rio Golf and Country Club
Hervey Faris
Corbett
Dr. Faris
Faris
Ralph Bilby
Russ Spann
Larry Pennell
J. J. O'Dowd
Harry Talmadge, Jr
Dan Hubbard
Hubbard
Red Jorgenson
Miss Kelly
Hank Lieber
Kelly
Key Men For Keystone Sack Are Hard To Find This Year
After one month of play, 34 players have tried second base for 16 major league clubs. Only two opening day second basemen remained in every game, while several teams shuffled three or more players. Names include Gutieridge Basinski Shemo Geraghty Ryan Rubeling Coscarart Heffner Mayo Hall Busch Rullo and others across Cardinals Dodgers Braves Pirates Tigers and Athletics.
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Keystone
Joe Reichler
New York
Don Gutteridge
St. Louis Browns
Bobby Doerr
Boston Red Sox
Doerr
Emil Verban
St. Louis Cardinals
Woody Williams
Cincinnati Reds
George Myatt
Washington Senators
Roy Schalk
Chicago White Sox
Gutteridge
Don
Luke Sewell
Floyd Baker
Ellis Clary
Brooklyn Dodgers
Morris Aderholt
Frank Drews
Leo Durocher
Buffalo University
Eddie Basinski
Basinski
Dodgers
Boston Braves
Steve Shemo
Ben Geraghty
Connie Ryan
Lee Handley
Pittsburgh Pirates
al Rubeling
Pete Coscarart
Detroit
Don Heffner
Eddie Borom
Eddie Mayo
Irwin Hall
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Rullo
Eddie Busch
Hall
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
Walker of Brooklyn led NL batting with .444 and 55 hits while Bordagaray and Schultz of Brooklyn drove 29 runs batted in and 33 RBIs respectively. Ott Schultz Kurowski each hit six home runs. Barrett led triples with seven. Holmes of Boston had 16 doubles. Macon of Boston stole six bases. Lanier of St. Louis topped pitching with 64 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
National League
Walker
Brooklyn
Bordagaray
Schultz
Holmes
Boston
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Ott
New York
Kurowski
St. Louis
Macon
Lanier
American League batting and pitching leaders highlighted
Tucker of Chicago posts a .395 batting average while Johnson of Boston scores 29 runs and Tabor drives in 24 RBIs. Doerr of Boston collects 45 hits and 12 doubles as Hayes and Seerey tie for homers with 6. Stirnweiss of New York and Gutteridge of St Louis steal 8 bases each. Leonard of Washington leads the pitching.
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Tucker
Chicago
Johnson
Boston
Tabor
Doerr
Gutteridge
St. Louis
Hayes
Philadelphia
Seerey
Cleveland
Stirnweiss
New York
Leonard
Washington
Louise Brough Upsets Pauline Betz On Coast
In Los Angeles at the 58th Southern California tennis championships Louise Brough and Jack Kramer won titles. Brough defeated national women’s champion Pauline Betz 3 6 6 3 after losing the first set, while Kramer beat Cpl Frankie Parker 8 6 6 3 in a best three out of five.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Louise Brough
Ens
Jack Kramer
Southern California
Kramer
Parker
Seaman
Kimbrell and Canning win in straight sets in tennis
Robert Kimbrell and Ordnanceman William Canning captured the men's doubles title 6-4 7-5 6-2. In mixed doubles Miss Brough and Lt. George Richards defeated Patricia Todd and Canning 36 6-4 63 to claim honors.
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Robert Kimbrell
William Canning
Miss Brough
George Richards
Patricia Todd
Canning
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Johnny McCarren
Jerry Ott
Mustang
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Gammer Lawns
Tucson Fertilizer Co
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Cleanin
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el Rio
Talmadge
Dillon Shaw
Holub, Murphy and Scneliel
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Monroe
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Merietti
Cuevas
Trujillo
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Pepei-Cola Company
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
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