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Tucson Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • 6

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Button Btlg Cftltirt Fr4dy lvtnln Ptbrutry o) Speaker Hornsby Aiding Tribe Press IBOS iW-pJ fnp famp1" Tribe 11 CCU VI1C VJdIIie Holiday Until Monday i DOUGLAS DOWNS AMPHI Waldorf Looks SAINTS NOGALES CLICK 0ver fcl Setup TX)UGLAS Feb 21 (P) Semifinal games in the' Southern district high school basketball tournament tonight! BERKELEY Calif Feb 21 will pit St David against Tucson and Douglas against Large Lvnn Waldorf Nogales The Tucson Badgers had an easy time advancing somewhat like Alice in Won-with a 46-20 victory over Bisbee last night At the half derland went to work todav By BILL LUCAS Cleveland Indian pitchers I A I rtlr I Ati7i and catchers are due here this Jl 11 week end Manager Lou Bou- dreau says there isn't a club Face Texas Tech Away in the American league that couldn't use an extra starting lOIllght KlChmoiUi pitcher or two and that includes i Held In Tow his own b-am Somewhere among The Cleveland Indians will hold no batting practice nntil Monday doe to the rodeo parade today and the fact that Manager Lou Boudreau believes that the men who have been working for nearly a month will benefit by a short rest The Cleveland pitchers and catchers are slated to arrive here this week end li i Tucson led 2z-8 tJisoee rainea in his new recruits may be just the ABILENE Tex Feb 21 im-n is -earenmg lor to mane jThe Wildcats of the University of the Tribe a r-al contender Bob Fenimore Likes Selling The main difficulty now is that wCmaCiv OL Lou can't work Feller (2ti-15) least a tie for the Border confer-every day He expects a lot from ence championship when they Kc' Lemon who started the 1946: overcame the Hardin-Simmons so son as an outfielder and saved cowboys in a conference basket- the third period scoring 11 points to Tucson's 12 but faded in the fourth Brad Tolson scored 14 points for Tucson and Roger Johnson tallied 13 After trailing in the first period Nogales came back and handed Benson a 36-2S defeat Benson held an 11-9 lead at the end of the first quarter but the Apaches jumped into a good lead by adding 15 points in the second period while holding Benson to four Salgado racked up 14 points to lead Nogales scorers and was close Today's Pairings 10 A San Simon Patagonia 11:15 A Marana vs Bisbee 2 illcox vs Benson 3:15 Bowie vs Amphi-theater 4:30 first game vs winner second game 7 Vinner third game vs winner fourth game 8:15 Tucson vs St David i IXuiglas vs Nogales in the "land of opportunity'' on the University cf California campus In Ins new ro'e as he)fd football coii Large Lvnn made his debut sunny California yesterday a' a press luncheon and eet-togetir clambake and Immediately plans for getting the Golden Beara back on the victory road 1 The man who guided Northwo-tern's Wildcats for 12 years In tna Western conference has no secret formula for putting California "on track'' again "I have no set system to follow" Waldorf aid "I'll hare to look at the material atand he- the opening game at tomisKey cn AO Lv reat lunrrine catCK ball game here last night 60-48 OTTT A wrnvT A PTTV TToK Lemon 'had a 4-3 hurling recordj The victory was the 13th scored mSelhns insurance i Tr- ibv the undefeated Wildcats in con-" 8 insurance last rear ference contests The Cats can Jsn much dltlerent than play-cinch the title by defeating Texas ing football All-America Bob Tech tonight at Lubbock Fenimore has concluded after Jack Martin Cowboy guard held three weeks of fancy broken field the league-leading scorer Lincoln running to tackle wary prospects Kicrimona to a DasKet ana a tree The Dionri bomber who graduat ly followed by Preciado with DiW Douglas had the easiest time ad- vancing scoring a victorv S'kim -over the Amphitheatre of Tucson iioue ci n--! rr'nt intn tlin snm i i 1 1 H-h uiiuh uul ms ledinindies cie un- ed from Oklahoma colleg 0 0 3 2 0 2 4 1 6 't 11 4 0 3 uie iu siop juun raueuoru nU) last month after being made )rtru Junior Crum member of the All-America back ban a Hod Castiho with a 47-23 triumph over Simon In the early stages the game field in 1944 and 1945 decided to was tied at five all but after eight! pass up a chance at coaching and minutes of play a free throw by! a partnership in his dad's hard-Padelford put the winners into ware store at Woodward Okla to In addition to Feller and Lemon there are five others who1 will report here this week end who were with the club last year including Joe Berry Charley Embree 8-12 Steve Gromek 5-15 Ray Flanigan who was with Baltimore and joined the Tribe late in the season 12-14 and M't Harder 5-4 lyookiiig over the list of rookies those who stand oiit with imposing records are Gene Beardon Oakland 15-1 in whom Boudreau is placinir great confidence Kd Garcia tkcrsfield 22-9 Krnie Groth Wi'kes-Barre 11-7 Bob Ktizava Wilkes-Barre 14-fi Ray Poat Baltimore 12-7 and Lee Willis Memphis 18-7 Beardon compiled his record In The box scores: Totals FG AMPHITHEATRE :3 FG FT PF TP Hart 9 Y'UMff PF PT 3 1 2 4 2 1 1 4 4 1 0 0 0 1 2 First Gam ST DAVID U7( Tell OS Reeil Curtis Mi'Guire Merrill StuKC Goodman Goodman Cclaya lead which they maintained for thejsell insurance rest of the game Four baskets in: was surprised at just how the final minute by Arizona spoiled much it js ike a footha'll game" a Hardin-Simnjions rally which had -Fenimore said "You've got to real-reduced the lead to 52-4 Wayne lv be in comjtion to keep up witlv ii Mjtio Tris Speaker (left) here lo aid in polishing Cleveland Indian rookies dials with Rogers Hornshy director of the Tribe hatting school yesterday at Randolph park Speaker and Hornshy rate as all-time greats the former sporting a 341 hatting average over a 22-year span and the latter a 38 average over 23 vears (l'hoto lv Reggie Russell) r-f fore 1 can decide what plays and wyMcm toJue "I can Kay however ttwt I would prefer a fine pair pound tackles a fa-t center four backs with the speed ot antelopes Then I wouldn't havm to worry about any jii'-t advance the ball" The erecartou-j 4 4-year-old toach i'ii the Mi rl £rav hair and a readv -wit nvd an instantaneous fu-vii: es and the pia ho wan'ed fo sj1 h'1 ed to -tep into 'Va left bv tie impromptu firi of Frank Wickhot in Decern! The school chose a big man to -ill a big hole Waldorf who wciii it around said money didn't have a thins tovuo with hi ion totfome Ycst "It was" ju-t tht challenge at California offered" he said After looking over the sehocj't facilities for about a week well as formally -luiiine a threo- rreston who ji poin vds ingu everything And you can't ever tell man for the losers 4 20 IS- Total Sro- hv 0 9 13 23 22 3 3 4 FG FT PF IX The box score: I when your competition will toss you for a loss just as you get the FG FT pf tp ball" 8 i Fenimore who still carries his 1 ARIZONA (80) -2T ion r-l- i oi A h'f: Dauon hi" IV Coast league competition and Poat padeiford' iUdall 4 1 19 1 7 2 5 lfi -rror Hrt New York Ban Hurts Chances Of Graziano Fiirht Elsewhere in me imeriiauonai iwiu nai- Cl lm Total SAN SMON (23) Rf Grrnt "ol-m f-c Flore' Villrido Collin Mhan Totals Score quarters: CoKvcll Pchaa? Dotioff 4 oil Stead of is taking his now job seriously He 3 0 1 2 (1 0 9 11 0 1 1 3 0 3 3 3 3 0 0 0 urally means much more than Baiiannne 7 Borodkin those who have better records loops of lower classification ALMann' a plans to make insurance his life 0 work but the company is permit- 0 0 10 go ting him a leave during football 28 17 Gettel had a 6-7 mark with the Total Bv TKD MEIER Yankees last vear and Bryan hardin'-simmons (48) fg ft pf tp season to play pro football with the rosier I I 1 A f-u rQ err Raavc Tiiternats Sign Crack Hnrlers St David 15 TVFW VflRV VftK Ol 'RW nn 4 Sin Simon Pnson Stephens 10-9 with Oakland Harvev i He find? that his prospects like 1 light outside of Iew York state but who will light him? McGirn3' San Simon 1 6 Keea oun lores Anyone who does mav meet the same fate as the leading iaio coiiins to talk football with him and that ris-ht down his sideline IJIIU IdL- miKTii car contract Waldorf will return Feb Evanston 111 to complete his Preston Tris Cleveland good will Burris i Martin ft ambassador who is here to aid scott in polishing the rough edges on e' rookies has a high regard for NO IAIES Son 31 "There's only one trouble with middleweight contender who had his New York license Second Game nncktn? lob hefote returning ere that" Fenimore confides "After a revoked several weeks ago on a charge of failure to report a marana hz FG FT PF TP M'ipmH on weal'hv niTth-: 'i Mexico irnncier i leaving 18 12 IHOI9 1 1 aaaa i -i Anrtornn Boudreau's ability and believes that coupl Score at hlf: Arizona 30: H-SU 17 ne ot nours oi ihimiis iuuuwu hmiihmi otter to tnrow a iisiu c-pmacho 5 1 3 the Tribe will be a certain first I get so wound up I forget to bring Col' Eddie Eagan chairman of not Vv -honk to (hn'To-p j-i crivinsr the In'-rn'it i'-nnls the pif-hipg in man- Vikinjrs Annex up the matter of an insurance the New York commission has fl'tt division club this vear He sees jr -m -r a eJiLlnJriAcuLihLc Lonos JJeteat nollcv" maintained a discreet silence on Murray 4 0 3 1 1 4 4 1 0 ia bi tiie middle of next monJh TOl HNFTV" nilAW Sl'XRAV Pairings for the 2fith annual state high school basketball tournament next week at the University of Arizona will be drawn here at 9:30 pm Sun-da draw the crowds at the gate dis Honca nvav Totals Th" I(t( arnnunciH nationals vesterdav this anple since the National Box- 1 ing association (NBA) announced oCllOOl 1 11 on Tuesday that its member states were free to disregard the New Axemen 63-47 Bouchard Resio-iis agreeing In this with Herb Pen- nock and others wno squawK tnat of two Gu tn 'nti h'r f'-idn-signing lion -h I da Th in th FG FT FF IT mas i h': Autelio T--US high salaries are ruining the St Mary 1'ost Tl ol t'-i TOMBSTONE (331 The Roskruge ikings overcame rook York ruling game i- ALBUQUERQUE Feb 21 Ten Southard 1" rcar However the rules of the Nw tieir sixth victim vesterdav and Louis Qvrd years ago The St "'s purchased Sam wis top i Coming from behind New Mexico Speaker managed the Tribe York commission con'ains this iffWjnEr ti1P pPtr pn' PHOENIX Feb 21 Phoe- ch c-K Its nnlv rnnan- In iort iiinivprsifv 1 obns last nicht rlnwnpfl New York lanKee out-finrn their Rochester In-ud league farm club? 3 0 6 1 1 1 14 ar th ta third iv now then went on to beat Brooklyn Arizona State College at Flagstaff nix coaching ranks suffered an-(in the davs before they were Lumberjacks 63-47 In a Border con- other casualty today when popular the Bums) in the World Series ference basketball game here to -Tack Bouchard all-around head a i t): ar'! i-h Is X-r-ria-aitw a 'n Arnold Ariz -ernat riiaders lfMI thus coon'd Lnds'' 1 Antunr R-c the middle league title The crzier Rirt-irez Crusaders took a 2-" lead in the Total first quarter but the red-shirtcd Sr-ore bv quaiters 1 1 13 '4- 'Chf Iteall looked in the final tally for la Marana take temporary possession of sec-mentor tor -Mao nign scnooi ond place in the conference stand- athletic squads announced aceept- ings ance of a similar post with Loyola i rn ii rv hih school in Los Ancreles The victory was the ninth for Onlv Wednesaay Phoenix Union Yikings qulcklv pulled up and rai" He was with the Red Sox from 1907 (when present Trainer Lefty Weisman was his news-hoy) until 1915 and with the Tribe from 1916 through "26 serving as pilot from 1919 nntil he went with the Senators in '27 passed the northsjdors during the mtt Miray'nm no" nie-go ar'- top i league to tat will in-v a handful tad open next Yirgilio Ar- Ar-M-a- Ti'i: clause: "Nothing in these rules is deemed to define or restrict the powers of the commission in disciplining penalizing or controlling any corporation or person nnder its jurisdiction for a violation of the letter or spirit of the law and rules as it may determine by particular action in any situation that may arise" Thus it seens clear that any fighter now licensed to fight in New York and this Includes all the topnotchers would run a the Sun Devil- Points cf IT 13 ard 14 we sored for the Acgies by Hynes Hamm and 'reat iiouse while Garl Heath and Verl Heap Tempe forwards rang un lt and 12 aV" in the Soitor out a mi mm i i he most on Hi-' lo i gales so I'! it second quarter and were never lM'arrfia 2 (eidri Hakanoh UmPZ 3 Crozier Ramrf7 2 staff eiht Last night's mP appomted two former niversity neaiieti nticr tnat lite lnCfS Officials Greer and Doff of Arizona cotches Johnny Black Third Game under Manager "Spoke" Ty Cobb and Eddie tv -a oic tVlo and Bud Robinson to replace were paced by the eight nomts of Oscar Lopez and B-nnio Yi-ight nowiF 43 nii ki-1 up five for the losers PF TP i Collins all immortals of the i Larr- Rouble resiened 0 man wooed awav -cud's Liga Mexi-: am -he 1' Cru ms( riciori Di vl- 'h-ivi'j grave risk in disregarding the grave game closed their playing ca- Six minutes from half time the Bouchard according to consen-reers with the Vs in 1928 a year Lobo3 went inlo a 1918 lead and us was one of the top two or three before the Mackmen went on a built tni3 t0 26-22 at the inter- V-gh schotl coachesJn thcState three-year pennant spree His i miSSion His new position offers splendid lifetime average of 344 rates Xew Mexicog 37point second opportunities as four predecessors vth among the top hitters of half offensive wag fed DV a11 advanced to college athletic an time i- ioii- i lobs Cozzens vho scored 12 of his 14 IVinpe Bealcn Bv lission ban and meeting Tra71ar mo anywhere while Kocky In the league the Mansfeld Rams assured themselves ff second place and a mathematical chance for top place by whipping the Catalina Cougars 2-1 it was a rotis'h-atvi-tuml affair from the start and the two hard charging quints were ied 11-11 at half time but the Rams with "Skinny" Roy Drarhman hitting the hoot) NM Ajrcies 62-58 FT I'F TP Mont ma Fouct Totals Ans Bartow I Coat Mar-tint -7 I Jones UroKdon Tatetr Bowling Scores is on the shelf Anything that might keep them from appearing in Madison Square garden where the big purses are usually makes a fighter and his manager think twice Meantime Cleveland Promoter (-' i Ariona St a t'if The "Gray Eagle" as Speaker" points in that drive The Axemen Is popularly know was part of i fr0m Flagstaff came to life in the the great Red Sox outfield of I last five minutes whittling down Speaker Harry Hooper and Duffy the Lobo lead which at that time Lewis "Spoke" still recalls how Wa points Hooper leaned over the wail to rob Hieh scorer for Flaestaff was at coll he af Cf tV Tones ft tor 14 points pulled awav 21 r-T Tempe niglit AfL'HS oak to mtie 1 It lienor: is TUCSON LADIES SPEEDWAY LANES M'-co 1 i iN Of Martinettes 132 13S 1 Larrv Atkins said Graziano va- Itf rrLo fo save Sharol Buck with 19 points Capt Eager the 1912 World Series with the Wavne See of Flagstaff was held eV Bich Totals Score bv quait' n-vie A 1 IS throws ni Enjoy a cheery nee bas co1 Durrul sed Ho-a "lis im-JIs "just about certain to make his "3 37s nxt fiL5u in Cleveland" and Shel- 143 177 152 42 oion Clark chairman of the Illinois v--o- 728 636-2150 athletic commission declared his vTiciiu3 in a jeriormance tnat -list 0 about broke the heart of the late Childers and turk al! fire with John McCraw Total Cook 2 Aba'ns 2 Chav i Fnusel ADS 71 Jones 2 Bu Kcion lirc Officials Svob and il Hoop Scores A Peterson Ill 100 353 commission "will give due con is v' ardVon in ioZSI sid-ration" if an application Fourth Carrie 1 nr a in: teat two utiles te si ere was tit by lie Apodaca nogaies Cowherd 105 at 32b made to hold the second ni7iano- rr FT T'F It' 'ts 'S SZ Toliv Zale middleweight title bout Rogers Handicap -lit i'le'-i lilt ton H- i ran ih W'ell the intermission and piled up a commanding lead Rav Stewart tallied 1:1 point for the Cougars lef ore fouling out The lower league Man-feld Potshots and the Mansf Id id-skins tangled on the home court and although one big-hearted Potshot shot one basket for the opposition the Potshots came out on top 18-12 Tom Slut scored half of the winner total and John Michael had a half dozen for the 'Skins David Foley poured in 22 points for the Amphitheatre Panther Midgets as they swamped the Safford Daredevils in another low game 11-18 Narcisno Cas sillas had eight points for the 'Devils in Chicago this summer 63S Total 630 Peoples Fuel Feed Xo By ASSOCIATED PRESS SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Bowie 43 Arizona Deaf school 26 St David 47 San Simon 23 Marana 43 Tombstone 33 Nosrales 36 Benson 28 Tucson 4S Bisbee 20 DouElas 54 Amphitheatre 23 tU-ina c-iirl f'viriiinn'v Cleveland Elbow Room ati Jmm-- irarg-n to tuts to go (iuird KLsko Tucaon high baseball players got a big Jhrill yesterday' as Boudreau gave them batting tips and Coach Bill McKechnie gave out helpful hints to the hnrlers Both have a real interest in developing youthful players This interest was perhaps greater here howeer in view of the fact that their new rookie Lee Carey is a Tucson high product 5th Phone I A Evankovech Masilko 125 31)5 opponent probably would be tile i6 i'ii winner of next Monday's fightbe-109 115 tween Chuck Hunter of Cl land Masilko Saltfaao Cht nip 11 eciarto Oeoi izelos Movers Truulln Iopez 1 HaKin if Tc hea tonan Totals BENSON (28 Pidt'Kain Hei nandez ushes Gomez Anderson 1 0 0 15 ind Jerrv Uiortdlo of lbookln 715 635 2175 Martinii EAST CENTRAL TOURNAMENT Superior 33 Chandler 2" Florence 28 Gilbert 17 Casa Grande 37 Ray 27 Mesa 64 Havden 34 Temoe 29 Coolidee 25 114 IF Bchrend Total ij Asar Devidd iJ Rouse Warren 'C Brookshler flandican FG FT PF Tl: 10 2 310 I0a 373 41 a 343 13i 437 (t 131 133 122 145 110 154 145 EAST An Organization meeting of all Niagara 60 City College New York 34 -interest in umpiring university Vpsala 5fi- Providence 54 0 2 1 0 Rookie Har tun sx Impresses Ott 11 -uluu IDKHJhll III HdWdll Jl Panzer 46 Rider 3K ukii scnooi iiiMi mi tiro nan S' milil'O ball -179 618 630 631- Nash Gf t7A iter 2 Knigltts Havtrtv Total A Bunch The SS Peter Taul Adami Realty Co i3- 124 390 172 153 180 410 wound up their middle season Ihne-orgen Venn games ill be held It 7 '10 vcst Liberty 3 Oavis-Elkins 62 Fairmont (W'a 70 Morris-Harvey 53 Atonla room JOO of the LA Allegheny 69 Grove Ctv 48 gym Managers league officials' Karisaa State 48 Kansas 45 ann coac hes ir- invited nceorrting Toledo 77 Valparaiso 65 i 105 138 353 125 143 97 1 44 365 PHOENIX Feb 21 oPi Managei Mel Ott is pleased bv what he saw vesterdav when Clin: Hai'tung with a victory over the Roskruge Pepsi-Cola Jackets Bob Thompson scored 11 points for the winners marking the first time Ott Davidson Jacobsen Foley Total Potts Eichhorst Totalf 10 8 8 2 Score by quarters: Noaales 9 9 4-3 Benson 1 1 4 to Hank Siagie Tucson high coach 634 707 2020 rsebraska wesieyan 4b umana 40 Wittenberg 68 Ashland 83 Missouri College 67 Central fO 50 Baker 53 College of Emporia 43 az on 1 1 1: rP i Xi-tx' Vnr'- roe mrows missed-ocaies 4- The proper position of rho on tM field and o'her fundamentals be the Knights haven't 102 9B un fict been Kado Meyers 3 Benson (fie Nash 4 Gel Indiana State 80 Evansville 46 Sicre isrftH 1-11- nolonl -li ii'ii Ahler 2 ruler 2 102 117 3i7 inauis jirti lie lijait-n in ni 107 138 401 hnttin-r nrar-tirp at the Giants' 1 St Joseph (Indl 5T Illinois Wesieyan S3 i' Borehers Officials: DeUoff and Svob j- 1 'i ins 1 iMie ii- Mathews 72 114 102 loa 306 spring training camp here son and the Jackets' old faithful Demetrio Pacheco had a like total KA ST KM TU TS TFMI'F i-Vb ''I p--Florence Fifth Qimi TUCSON (46) FG FT PF TP From yesterday's actions the big 630 668 Iowa Weslevan 64 Milton (Wis 64 Capital (Ohio 53 Otterbcm 43 Depauw 49 Butler 39 Muskingum 66 Denisonn 54 SOUTH Davidson 86 Clemson 48 North Carolina 54 Wake Forest 4 Maryland 55 Virginia Tech 42 in tne same league the rtoskmrrp ToLson Handicap Totals Nf Landmeier McCielland Granzow vi verde Texan apparently is a line-drive rocn i Ldwa VI HIU3 rnthr-r than a home run 'vi- oeiv expionen over tne johm 35 hitter 107 1(13 1 ') T-f11 1 0 mde -itki Mesa onight in semi-'he Last-Cf ntral h-ol basketball He showed clearly he has eoowjacKers anci won a BamJiT' i 144 no belter Hmpden-Svdney 65 Virginia Military 43 Granzow iso nrilitv to hit to either side of the KENTUCKY CONFERENCE TOURNEY McKcnzie (First Round i 1 meets isa to tackles Tempv final district hig'u 'nil! nana lt Iti est via ia adv need with a (olhert Cast (h dissio on Tne Dunbar court Hitchcock The forward Ruiz swished smTth'' B-f-c 'M nointQ nnrl Tliilr Uni! Vmpv a field Western Kentucky 63 Centre 23 Total 651 580 And Cleaners 11 tlwn sv cvvn uau £r- Bernal 133 138 43! Lisieii as an uui 1 ie-iiiei uaiums 11- r- Eastern Kentucky 68 Transylvania 38 I Murray (Kyi 39 Union Ky) 31 SOUTHWEST Arizona 60 Hardin-Simmons 48 gaiiU's- Florence 'vlT victory over lliio tot-ioleij pav Will rnlrihaum 137 liS 1st Jus has also done some pitching and Total is d' Lewis 131 110 nrobablv will be in the lineup in FG FT PF Tl' i oo Aiituna tui if Is 23 69 Sunday's "scrub" game which will! Handicap 23 T-'-T- Me-a iro'craed H'iydetl (1 1-3 1 nd Tctnpe upset Coohdge Sports Mirror BISBEE (20) Vucurevich Hamrick Ruiz Madrlern Aeuilar (Tempe 58 ToU! 615 619 p- v- Echaves Todav year ago Frank Thompson 3 1 2 3 3 4 4 1 27 Ronchor iriia Kitterman Arizona-Texas League Schedule iui a3 lliailclKtfr UI nnminrr the Xpw York Rangers following Keiiv a 0 the resignation of Lester Patrick Totals "7 i ho manaced tho Vntlnnal J-ri- Score by Quarters: 12 AT I AT I AT I AT I AT I AT BISBEE I EL PASO GLOBE-MIAMI JUAREZ PHOENIX TVCSOX "VAlc Tucson 10 league team for 20 vears Bisbee 3 12 11 4fi 4 -2il i To- Sirith revu'h rr-i Free throws Tucson inree years ago Don Ilutson son 2 Johnson 4 Daman 2 Hi stir- ImiI- ff tlr c- t- 3 Vasev 3 Kline: Bishee 10 Dl1v rdCK- Madden Aeuilar Echaves 2 Kittcman Read BISBEE 18-19-20 23-2 1-25-25 1-2-3 5-6-7 May 7-S June 10-11-12' July 1S-1D-20-20 Aug 112-23-24-24 Apr Mav July Aug Apr 15-16-17 Mav 20-21-22 June 27-2V29 Aug 1-2-3-3 'CIS was named the ton nssn ro Ruir Domlncuer Kellv Officials A htll ceiver for the third consecutive year in the National football league DOUGLAS Coen To the Winner This saddle hand made by Porter's own master craftsmen will be given to the winner of the single seer roping contest Tucson's Annual Fiesta De Los Vaqueros 1947 The art of malting fine saddles Is a tradition with Porter's See these handsome examples of authentic Western craftsmanship in Porter's complete saddle department street floor Sixth Game Apr 20-30-May 1 June 3-4-5 July 11-12-13-13 Aug 15-1 G-17 Apr 21 '-27-27 May 30-3 1 -Jn 1-1 Julv 8-9-10 Aug 12-13-14 (54i FG FT PF TP 2 (i 0 4 El PASO May 3-4-5-5 June 7-8-8 Julv 15-16-17 Aug 19-20-21 "May9-l6-il-ll" June 13-14-13 Julv 22-23-24 Aug 26-27-29 May" 17-1 S-18 June 21-22-22 July 29-30-31 Sep 3-4-5-3 Daily I Apr 29-30- Mv 1 June 3-1-5 Julv 12-13-13 i Aug 15-16-17-17 Mav "2-3-1-5 I GLOBE-MIAMI Citizen Apr lS-lf-20 Mav 23-24-25-2 July 1-2-3 Aug 5-6-7 AprllrM7 May 19-20-21 June 27-2S-29 Aug 1-2-3-3 Mav 3-4-4-5 June 7-S-S Julv 14-15-16 Aug 18-19-20 "Mav 9-10-11 June 13-14-15-15 Julv 22-23-24 Aug 26-27-29 "Apr" 2 1-22-23 Mav 26-27-28 Julv 4-4-5-6 Aug 8-9-10 June 10-11-12 Julv 19-19-20 Aug 22-23-24-24 6-7-S 15-16-17 19-20-21 19-20-20" 23-21-25-: 1-2-3 5-6-7 June July Aug Apr Mav July Aug JUAREZ May 17-iS-lS June 20-21-22-22 July 2t-MO-31 Sept n-4-" Apr 22-23-21 May 27-2s-2l July 4-4-5-tj Aug S-9-10 Maym4-Ki June 17-1S-19 July 25-26-27 Aug 30-31-Sep 1 June J3-14-13 July 22-23-24 Aug 26-27-2S Apr 25-2f3-Z7-27: Mav 30-31 Jun 1 July Ji-9-10 Aug 12-13-14 For 7-8 10-11-12 IS-19-20-20 22-23-24-24 May June Julv Au May June A NEW ENGINE in your present car will give remarkable performance and economy We have engines in stock for Chryslers Plymouth Dodges and DeSotos 1933 to 1917 BEAUDRY MOTOR CO 847 North Stone Ave Phone 3772 13-14-15 17-18-19 25-26-27 Apr 25-26-27 Mav 30-31-Jn 1-1 July S-9-10 Aug 11-12-13 Sports July Aug 30-31-Sp 1-1 PHOENIX TUCSON Apr 22-23-24 May 27-2S-29 July 4-5-6-6 Aug 9-10-10' Mayl 3-1 4d 5 June 17-18-19 July 20-27-27 Aug 30-31 Sep 1-1 Apr 15-16-17 May 20-21-22 June 27-2S-29-29 Aug 2-3-3 News Mav 17-1S-19 June 21-22-22 Julv 29-30-31 Sep 3-4-5-5 Apr 29-30-My 1-1 June 3-4-5 July 11-12-13 Apr 15-16-17 1 UK 120 STONE.

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