Cowboys Meet Bisbee Tonight In League Showdown
Tucson Cowboys, riding a three game win streak over El Paso, host league leader Bisbee Bees at Municipal Park for a 8 pm game. Cowboys blasted El Paso 17 6 in a Columbia Night showcase with Earl Petit and Al Lawrence delivering key power and Olsen and Brusch each contributing strong at bats and defense.
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Rodeo Comes to Campus as Intercollegiate Sport
Fort Collins witnesses the first intercollegiate rodeo at Colorado State College with participants from Colorado State College of Education and Wyoming University. Events included bronco riding steer roping cowpony racing and musical chair races for girls. More than two thousand spectators attended as officials predict a growing future for the sport across Rocky Mountain colleges.
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Beesa Bees Capture Upset In 10 Innings
The Bisbee Bees beat Albuquerque 9 8 in ten innings as Clarence Maddern, a hometown player, drove in the winning run with a tenth inning single. El Paso dropped to Tuc son Cowboys in the same swing of Arizona Texas league action. Harry Parks led Albuquerque to an 8 3 advantage before a five run Bees rally tied it late.
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Pitcher who drank away major league career told tale
Tucson skipper Pat Patterson recalls a pitcher who drank himself out of the majors then became an umpire. A Seattle winter party ends with a slippery street joke as the man quips a callout while a woman slips. Spec Williamson protests Tucson's 16-man dugout, arguing league rules. Patterson defends cooperation and notes strained Tucson El Paso relations.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Summary
Major League leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs and steals listed for American and National leagues. Notable figures include Finney Boston Radcliff St Louis Foxx Trosky in batting and Foxx Leiber Danning Mize in other categories along with pitching leaders Milnar Feller Walters Melton.
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Baer Stopped by Nova in 11 at Yankee Stadium
A year ago Lou Nova defeated Max Baer in 11 rounds at Yankee Stadium before 16,738 boxing fans. Nova's win highlighted a decisive late-round stoppageことで.
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Shaw Seeks Fourth Indianapolis 500 Win Next Year
Wilbur Shaw, the 138 pound speedster from near the speedway, clinched a second straight Indianapolis 500 victory aboard a Maserati powered car after rain halted the race at the 375 mile mark. He becomes one of only two drivers to win three times, with hopes of a fourth in 1946.
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200 To Compete In Track Events
More than 200 junior college athletes from 19 schools contest the second annual national junior college track and field championships at Modesto Junior College stadium. Sprinting and shot put records are expected. Notable sprinters include Harold Davis of Salinas JC versus Bob Hylton San Mateo Mike Zupan Sacramento and Dick Browning Visalia. Shot put entries feature Wilbur Thompson Carl Merritt Tony Demetro Modesto Tom Diveaux Compton Ira O Neal Phoenix Don Walcher Sacramento Lou Batinski Fullerton and Ray Duval Visalia.
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Memorial Day Heroes Highlight Doubleheader Slate
Carl Hubbell pitched a one hit game for the Giants in Brooklyn as they defeated the Dodgers 7-0. Red Ruffing tossed a two hitter for the Yankees in a 4-0 win over the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium. Other key results include Reds taking two from Cubs, Indians beating White Sox, and Senators splitting with the Athletics.
No Phone Calls Cost $5 in Ocean City NY Incident
Harvey Dukes was fined for disorderly conduct after pounding on the telephone company business office door and sealing a fire escape to enter the operator's room. He claimed he wanted to make a telephone call but did not actually place one.
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Softball Contests Scheduled Tonight
Softball league play resumes at Eaglefield with three games: 6:30 Porters vs Mountaineers 7:30 Pioneer Hotel vs DeMolays 8:45 Tucson Steam Laundry vs Spanish Wells. No games were played last night due to Memorial Day observance.
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Aztecas Rally to 15 4 Win Over Lines
The Tucson Aztecas defeated the Bisbee-Douglas Lines 15 to 4 on the Aztecas diamond yesterday afternoon. G. Carrillo Aggie Aguilar and E Rivera homered for the Aztecas while Lefty Tirey pitched for the Lines and Leon Carrillo for the Aztecas.
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Murray Stops Jones In Fort Dodge Boxing Bout
Waterloo fighter Ed Murray known as Tipperary scored a knockout over Frank Jones of Fort Dodge in their heavyweight clash. The bout took place in Shelby Colorado with Murray delivering decisive blows to end the match.
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Golden Bears Favored In IC4A Track Meet At Cambridge
Eastern track stars gathered for the IC4A meet at Cambridge as California's Golden Bears aimed to defend the team title. Penn State star Barney Ewell, Georgetown’s Al Blazis, and Maine’s Bob Bennett were among top contenders expected to set meet records or threaten long-standing marks. Trials run in 16 events with several favorites seeking new standards and key performances from Vollmer, Vukavic, and others.
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Baseball Stars
Baseball summaries feature Carl Hubbell and Frank Demaree leading the Giants in a first game one hit shutout and a 12th inning homer by Demaree in the nightcap. Red Ruffing and Herb Hash split two games, Ruffing blanking Boston in the opener and Hash winning the second. Greenberg and York lead Detroit in a 2-1 opener and York homers in the nightcap. Milnar and Smith sweep for Cleveland, Hayes and Masterson tie and win for the Athletics and Senators. Derringer and Rizzo drive Reds in a split with the Cubs, Higbe dominates for Philadelphia while Sullivan and Miller excel in a long second game.
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