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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1940

Page

8

Baseball scout Joe Devine praises Hal Johnson and Mickey Shader

In the Tucson ball club office Hank Squires notes Joe Devine sharing scouting wisdom. Devine hails Hal Johnson as a tough luck pitcher and singles out Leo Gilmore and center fielder Smith as top prospects. He credits Mickey Shader for reviving the minors and recalls a 1935 Mt. Airy telegram about a nervous shortstop.

Tucson Joe Devine Yankee Mickey Kader Pat Patterson Eddie Miller Hal Johnson el Paso Devine Johnson Joe Hal Larry French Pittsburgh Leo Gilmore Acson Bisbee Smith Mickey Shader Mickey Mt. Airy Larry MacPhail Cincinnati

Lew Jenkins Dominates in Garden Breakthrough Victory

By Dillon Graham Lew Jenkins, the new light welterweight champion, shocks experts and fans with a clean win over Ambers at Madison Square Garden. The Texas fighter’s lean frame and precise punching overwhelmed Ambers, with Jenkins delivering a decisive third round finish after a dramatic climb from blacksmith to boxing king.

Dillon Graham AP Feature Service New York Madison Square Garden Lew Jenkins Jenkins Billy Marquard Tippy Larkin Marquards Larkins Lou Ambers Canzoneri McLarnin Armstrong Weskit) Weill Lew Weill Leatherflinging Yankee Stadium Hymie Caplan Henry Armstrong Fort Worth Katie Manhattan Garden Marquard Larkin

How They Stand Yesterday's Standings and Scores

Yesterday's results show Dallas 6 3 San Antonio 2 4 Houston 6 2 Tulsa 2 Beaumont 6 1 Oklahoma City Fort Worth 5 Shreveport 4. The report lists city teams and scores, highlighting close Fort Worth and Shreveport game as the day’s tight finishes.

Dallas San Antonio Houston Tulsa Beaumont Oklahoma City Fort Worth Shreveport Arizona-Texas League American Association Paso Wemere Kansas City Bisbee Eeeenwwere el Paso Tucson Columbus Bisbee Albuquerque Toledo Ste St. Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Louisville Boston Indianapolis Cleveland Detroit Obscene New York Washington St. Louis Brooklyn Street Cincinnati Ieninemmaoannaany New York Jninctemmanties Chicago Pumwaceniiny OD Seattle Wapenseeeweessees St. Louis Cokepacratsintaine San Diego Philadelphia Shensasiemasi OL Oakland Pittsburgh Hollywood San Francisco Sacramento Ee Philadelphia Los Angeles Cincinnati Portland J. Louis Chicago

Texans’ Pilot Claims Tucson Has 16 Players

The Tucson Cowboys beat El Paso 19 to 4 in a game clouded by a protest from Texans manager Spec Williamson alleging 16 men in uniform. R. E. Souers reviewed the complaint as Bud Arnett's 16th man status was debated under league rules.

Tucson Cowboys el Paso Texans Spec Williamson Texans Tucson R. E. Souers Bud Arnett Tempe Arnett Souers Cowboys Columbia Arizona Albuquerque Bisbee Cardinals Bees Vaqueros el Paso Engels Montgomery Skeber Bob Clements Burman Elmer Olsen Luther Olsen Len Rice Abrhor de la Cruz Meves Skebter Ibp REIS UI Men Accu Wees Moore Ifc Eae Se Williamson Aoe Oe Rodriguez Laforte Vans Clements Ted Sabens xSmith Corone Bare de la Cruz E. Olsen L. Olsen Rice Lawrence Tucker Reyes Sparacino Olsen Skelter Erickson and Applehans

Washington coach predicts wider use of the flanker

Seattle May 30. Coach Jimmy Phelan of the University of Washington predicts a wider use of the flanker in intercollegiate football this fall. Speaking to high school coaches, he says the flanker can counter shifting defensive lines by drawing one or two defenders, opening space for thrusts into vacated zones and serving in pass plays reverses blocking or as a decoy.

Seattle Jimmy Phelan University of Washington Phelan Jimmy

Buck Newsom Faces Tax Trouble in New York Dispatch

New York report notes Buck Newsom owes 547.76 in 1937 38 income taxes to the IRS. Mentions Tip Lane 7 dominant regatta winners and Washington’s expected return. Pitches doubts on Frisch’s career, Conn's upcoming bout with Lesnevich, Joy of Youngstown teeing off at the national open, and Clemson scheduling issues for 1941.

New York Sam Buck Newson Tip Lane Washington Pittsburgh Frank Frisch Billy Conn Gus Lesnevich Detroit Buddy Knox Tony J Joy Youngstown Clemson

Dempsey Braddock clash noted amid sports and boxing talk

Halsey Hall notes Dempsey sponsors whiskey while Braddock leads a soft drink firm. Carmen Cook, once a top heavyweight, lies ill at St Vincent's in Bridgeport. Texas golf races back as the Nelsons Kogan and Demaret spark interest. Joe M M'Carthy predicts Yankees to top by June 20.

Halsey Hall Minneapolis Star- Journal Jack Dempsey James J. Braddock Carmen Cook St. Vincent’s Hospital Bridgeport Conn Texas Nelson Kogan Demaret Joe M’carthy Yanks

Thoughts on Open golf qualifying scores and players

Thoughts on reviewing the open golf qualifying scores. The rough and woods shots define a duffer yet do not deter top players like Lawson Little who perform under pressure.

Lawson

Jockey Powell Aims to Spark Yankee Drive

Jake Powell faces a noisy challenge as he eyes a strong Yankee push. Ben Hogan frets over Open qualification after a taxing weekend, while his clubmates urge him to play despite his wish to rest.

Jake Powell Jake Ben Hogan Trourney

Phoenix Junior College team heads to national track meet

Five man Phoenix Junior College squad left for the national junior college track and field meet in Modesto, California. Athletes Ira O'Neal Ray Bayless Lemon Castillo George Jackson and Virgi Bryant will compete in 11 events.

Phoenix Modesto Calif Phoenicians Ira O'Neal Ray Bayless Lemon Castillo George Jackson Virgi Bryant

Indianapolis 500 pits gossip and pre race odds

The 500 mile race preview notes Louis Meyer in cautionary terms about drivers deaths, lists veterans like Dario Resta Howard Wilcox Gaston Chevrolet Floyd Roberts Ray Keech Frank Lockhart Jimmy Murphy Joe Boyer, Rex Mays as favorite, and mentions Eddie Rickenbacker curbing heckler, with race-day bombs and forecasts.

Bill Cummings Rex Mays Jimmy Snyder Mays Louis Meyer Meyer Speedway Eddie Rickenbacker Edward Johnny Armington Carson

Tucson Ball Club Faces Phoenix Rivals in Memorial Day Game

The Phoenix Thunderbirds and the Tucson Bargs meet in Phoenix on Memorial Day amid inter city rivalry over raiding. Tucson stars George Riegel Emil Rey and Agie Aguilar are expected in the Bargs lineup. The Thunderbirds recently beat Fort Huachuca 14 to 10 to tune up for the game.

Phoenix Phoenix Thunderbirds Tucson Bargs Bargs George Riegel Emil Rey Tucson Agie Aguilar Thunderbirds Riegel Rey Aguilar Birds Fort Huachuca

Hollywood Turf Club Opens Meet

Inglewood Calif May 30 Hollywood Park begins its third summer racing season with an eight race program headlined by a $10,000 premiere. The meeting runs 49 days through August 3 five days a week Tuesday to Saturday with daily purses and stakes totaling $650,000. Highlights include the $50,000 Hollywood Gold Cup on July 27 and the Hollywood Derby on July 20. A $10,000 stake is set for each Saturday. The premier handicap features 13 entrants led by Specify facing Lassator and Hysterical II with Specify the morning favorite despite a high impost.

Inglewood Calif U.p.hollywood Turf Club Streamlined Hollywood Park A. A. Baroni Specify Walter G. MacCarthy Lassa Circle S. Stable Hysterical II Lassator Hysterical

California coaches receive new three year contracts

University of California awarded three year contracts to five head coaches Leonard B Allison Clint Evans C M Price Brutus Hamilton and Carroll M Ky Ebright extending to June 1 1943 with options for ten more coaches including Tom tennis Robert J Herwig Frank H Wickhorst Irwin C Uteritz Alva Ragan Russell A Nagler Al Dowden Julius Schroeder Walter Gordon and Harry Kingman for subsequent seasons.

Irwin C. Uteritz Alva Ragan Russell A. Nagler al Dowden Julius Schroeder Walter Gordon Rambler Harry Kingman

Trailer coaches in United States surpass 300,000 mark

The United States now hosts more than 300,000 trailer coaches, highlighting a substantial growth in mobile living options. Industry observers note sustained demand and expansion of camping andRV culture nationwide.

United States

Villaverde Captures State Middleweight Title In Fight

Ygnacio Villaverde a Superior veteran won the state middleweight crown by decision over Whirlwind Johnson at the Labor Temple in a benefit card for the Preventorium fund. Villaverde led late rounds with a steady attack while Johnson pressed the action, the Daily Citizen scoring four rounds to two.

Ygnacio Villaverde Superior Whirlwind Johnson Labor Temple Arena Preventorium Oracle Villaverde Johnson Smith Katich Walter Whitlow Tommy Brown Tucson Walter Brown Dick Herreras Young Palacio Kid Moreno Palacio

Cowboys Triumph In Softball Game

Frankie Casanova pitched four hits in a tight game as United Sash and Door Cowboys beat the Manhattan Chargers 7 2 at Eagle Field. Casanova scored twice in three trips and Matthews hit a homer for the Cowboys. Joe Tang's Market won 15 2 over Time Market and County Employes defeated Central Auto Sales 8 2. No games scheduled tonight.

Frankie Casanova United Sash and Door Cowboys Manhattan Chargers Eagle Field Casanova Matthews Joe Tang Time Market Central

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Hank Squire Ruly Dempsey Lew Parks Leu Caplin Katie Jenkins Mgr Hymie Caplin Buck Newsom Frisch By Eddie Brietz Golf Dept Henry McLemore Ind U.P Gar Wood Wood Shaw Frank Wearne Ted Horn Mauri Rose Rose Driver Tucson Ball Club Hollywood Turf Club Decisions Johnson Hudgin Air Service
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