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A 19.4S9. Western Clubs To Meet Rams PHOENIX iffi Three teams from the Western Professional League will play the Los Angeles Rams in an exhibition football game here in September of next year, it was announced today. E. P. Coleman, president of the new Western loop, announced completion of the negotiations, which call for Phoenix to play the first and fourth periods, Tucson the second and El Paso the third.

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There are 131 contestants, including five state record holders, from 12 teams in Phoenix, Tucson and Chandler, The defending state meet record holders are Jim Cooper, Tucson YMCA, Jim Coles and Helen Home and Linda Melczer, all Phoenix Country Club, and Peggy Willard, Mesa. Competition will continue through Saturday. Six swimming events as well as synchronized swimming are on tap tonight. a a 1 1 0 a 0 0 0 Tolali 31 62413 ToUls 7 27 7 a-- Singled for In Bin b-- Ran lor Wertr In 9lh c-- Ran for Colavito in Sth Called out on ttrikes for Hegan in 9th CLEVELAND 000 000 100--1 DETROIT 310 000 OOx-- R-- i Tuttle, Small, Boone, Hoefl. RBI-- Smith, Boone, Kallne Tullle.

2B-- Small, Boone, Hoeft. S-- Ralnet. SF-- Smith. DP-- Rainei, A i a and Wertr Avlla, Car- raiqutt and Wertx. Ltft Cleveland 7, Detroit 4.

BB-- Gray 2, Daley 1. Hoeft SO-- Mclith 1, 10. HO-- Gray In Mclllh 4 In Daley 0 In 1. R-ER-- Gray 3-3. Melith 1-1, Daley 0-0, Hotfl 1-1.

HBP-- by Hoeft (Car- ratquel). W-- Hoeft (4-6). L-- Gray 1-3). U-- Berry. Tabacchl, Soar.

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2B-- Hunter, Mlnoso, DP--Fox and Torgeson; Aparlcio, Fox and Toroeson 2. Led-Hamas City 3, Chicago 5. BB--Wilson 4, McDermott 3, Burnette 2. SO--Wilson 5, McDermott 1, Portocarrero 1, Gorman 1. HO--McDermott 2 in 2 (faced 3 men In 3rd), Burnette 1 In 0 (faced 3 men In 3rd), Portocarrero 4 In Gorman 0 In 3.

R-ER--McDermott 4-4, Burnette 3-3, Portocarrero 0-0, Gorman 0-0. HBP--by Portocarrero (Lollar). W-Wilson (12-7). I--McDermott (1-4). U-Napp, Rice, Rommel, Slevenaon.

Gil Munoz Hurls Tourney Opener Selby Motors left today to participate in the Junior American Legion State Finals to be held in Winslow starting tomorrow. Selby will play the Mesa squad in the 4 o'clock contest. Gil Munoz has been picked as the probable pitcher in this first game. Other players besides Munoz that are making the trip include Augie Acuna, Dick Calmelat, Matt Coffaro; Ed Cordova, Barry Bernstein, Adolph Farragut, Bob Gaona, Luis Gutierrez, Roland La Vetter, Fred Pruett, Henry Quihuis, and Lee Sccrist. The Selby team is being guided by coach Leo Rossctte and manager Dale Hutchison.

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24. Mustangs Rally, Trip Stars, 9-2 The Davis-Monthan Mustangs scored six runs in the seventh inning to defeat the All-Stars, 9-2, in the Southern Arizona District Semi-Pro Tournament last night at Estevan Field. In another game, the Lobos outgunned Public Mortgage, 17-8. Tonight at 6:30 and 8:30 two other games are carded as the tourney continues, with LL Drive Inn opposing Beiser in the featured nightcap. The Cats play Mt.

Calvaty in the opener. The Davis-Monthan club received a scare in the first five innings last night, being held to only one run and three hits on the combined pitching of Art Navarro and Junior Tate. Jim Crumrine hit a 350-foot homer in the sixth for D-M to pave the way for the hard-earned victory. Back-to-back triples by Dick Lord and Gene Cheely also helped the airmen overcome the All Stars. Sunday evening a feature game between the Davis-Monthan crew and strong Soleng Center is scheduled and may be tournament contest.

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RUNS Mantle, N.Y., 97; Williams, 75; Pierian, Bos. and Slevers, 73; McDougald, N.Y., 69, RUNS BATTED IN--SieveTM, 79; Mantle, N.Y., 70; Wertz. 75; Skowron, N.Y., 73; Jenien, 70. HITS---Malzone, 133; Fox, 131; Mantle, N.Y., 130; Williams, Bos, 129; Gardner, 123. DOUBLES--Mlnojo, 27; Gardner, 25; Kallne, 24; Malzone and Williams, 23.

TRIPLES--Boyd, Bal. and McDougald, Simpson and Bauer, N.Y., Nleman, Bal. Apariclo, 6. HOME RUNS--Williams, Mantle, N.Y. and Slevers, 30; Colavito, Cle, and Maxwell, 19.

STOLEN BASES--Apariclo, Chi. and Mantle, N.Y., 14; Rivera, 13; pllar- elk, 12; Minoso and Landls, PITCHING (based on 10 decisions)-Donovan, 12-3, Grlrn, N.Y., 10-3, Bunnino, 13-4, .765 Shanti. N.Y., 9-3, Turley, N.Y., 8-3, .727. STRIKEOUTS--Wynn, 140; Bun- nlnj, 117; Pierce, 115; Johnson, 99; Foytack, 95. NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (Based on 250 bats)-Aaron, MIL, Musial, St.L,, Groat.

Mays, N.Y., Robinson, .320. RUNS--Aaron, Mil. and Blaiinoame, St.I.., 81; Mays, N.Y., 77; Robinson, 71; Asnburn, 70. RUNS BATTED IN--Musial, St. 87; Aaron, 84; Crowe, Cin.

and Mays, N.Y., 70; Hoak, Cln. and Ennls, St.L., 66. HITS--Aaron, 142; Schoendlenst, 138; Musial, St.L., 137; Robinson, Cln. and Maya, N.Y., 133. DOUBLES Musial, St.L..

31; Hoak, Cin. and Bouchee, 25; Schoen. dlenst, Mil. and Spencer, N.Y., 21. TRIPLES Mays, N.V., 13; Bruton, 9: Thomson, N.Y., Ashburn and Bouchee, Phil, and Virdon, 7.

HOME RUNS--Aaron, 31; Snider, 26; Mays, N.Y. and Mutlal, St.L.. 25; Chi. and Crowe, 23. STOLEN BASES Mays, N.Y., 30; Gllllam, 17; Temple, 16; Fernandez, Phil, and Blasinoanle, St.L., 14.

PITCHING (Based on 10 decisions)-Schmidt, St.L., 10-1, Sanford, 14-4, Buhl, 14-6, Jackson, St.L., 12-6, Podres, Acker, Cln. and Jones, St.L., 9-5. .643. STRIKEOUTS Sanford, 136; Droll, 150; Jonei, St.L., 108; Had- dlx, 106; Drabowsky, 101. Webb in New Orleans two months ago.

After the fight, Webb had nothing but praise for his opponent, the No. 8 ranked middleweight from New Orleans. "THAT WAS ONE of my hardest fights," said Webb, who now has a 23 and 2 record. "Joseph is one of the smartest fighters I ever met. "The kid is a quick thinker.

After I stopped his left hooks, he turned around and unloaded right hand leads. And Joseph kept on crowding me with inside jabs." Both fighters weighed 157y 2 "After that tough fight, I feel that I'm ready for anyone in the middleweight class and that in- Webb added. "Sugar Ray Robinson says that I've got the potential to be the champ in the division. I'm going try to back his statement." Meanwhile, Joseph, who made rally in the last two rounds and appeared strong at the finish, was disappointed in the decision. "I THOUGHT I HAD won the fight.

If we had gone another couple of rounds, I know I would have won," he said. Asked if he was hurt by Webb's flurry of punches in the seventh round, Joseph said he couldn't understand why he down for the barrage. "But, Webb still didn't hurt me in that round. I'd like to meet him again," said Joseph, who now has a 40-6-1 career mark. The last Webb-Joseph-fight resulted in a controversial decision.

Last night's fight was just as close with referee William Doty and judge Frank Clark giving the battle to Webb. Judge Howard Walsh had it 45-45 on the point system. The Associated Press scored the fight 47-47. EIroy (Crazylegs) Hirsch, starting his 12th year as a professional football player, says the Los Angeles Rams have fine spirit this year. "The spirit compares with that of the 1951 world championship team." Karen Hantze OUTDOOR TIPS WHEN BOATING, CHECK MOUNTING SCREWS OP VOUR OUTBOARD MOTOR OCCASIONALLY AS VIBRATIONS SOME- TIMES WORK THEM a button-cute blende who comes from San Diego, has the Eastern Grass Court Championships at South Orange, N.

buzzing today, that she's the new "Little Mo Connolly" of the tennis world fighting for his job may be new to Bob Toneff, but he is doing it well at the San Francisco 49ers training camp. In yesterday's hour-long scrimmage, the 256-pound former Notre Dame tackle stopped everything that came his way and Coach Frankie Albert--unhappy with him last year--was glowing over his stiow- ng former farmboy Pete lademacher, deadly serious about lis Aug. 22 outing with Floyd Pat- ernson settled down to an austere training schedule today after a irst public workout that indicated his main forte is strength, not speed the U. S. Junior Cham- jer of Commerce Junior and Boys Tennis Championships reached the quarter finals today at Santa Monica, with Bill Lenoir of Phoenix surviving in the Boys division, 15 and under Birdie Tebbets, whose lacklustre Cincinnati Redlegs lost their 10th game in 12 starts against Milwaukee last night, says Red Schoendienst is "the difference" on the National League leading Braves TEXAS LEAGUE Oklahoma City 13, Houston Tulia 1, Shrcveport 0 Austin 10, Fort Worth 4 San Antonio 4, Dallas 3 SOUTHERN ASSN.

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