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841FeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: Basketball bracket from 1963 is filled with local sports legends
Share Tweet Pima County Sports Hall of Famer Ed Nymeyer coached Flowing Wells to a state championship in basketball over Santa Cruz...
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664FeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: We had six Miniature Golf establishments open at the same time
Share Tweet Sir Goony Golf (1450 S. Alvernon), Green Acres Golfland (6118 E. Speedway), Magic Carpet Golf (6125 E. Speedway), Golf’n Things...
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1.8KFeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: The Polo Grounds was the place to be
Share Tweet Lt. Colonel Ralph M. Parker started Polo at the University of Arizona in 1922. The first matches were played where...
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865FeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: 1A Football was once dominant in the Old Pueblo
Share Tweet There was a time when 1A or 8-man football was kind of dominant in the Tucson area. Tucson Deaf and...
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952FeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: There was a baseball field downtown
Share Tweet The City of Tucson used to have plenty of baseball fields in the old semi-pro days (as talked about in...
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615FeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: The Canvas Castle/Tucson Sports Arena on West Congress
Share Tweet The dirt lot at 700 West Congress was almost always a dirt lot – except for a brief moment in...
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844FeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: 60 years of the Tucson Open
Share Tweet 60 years of the Tucson Open: El Rio, 49er and Tucson National Catalina Course. The El Rio Course hosted the...
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663FeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: UA Golf Wall of Fame at Arizona National
Share Tweet The University of Arizona women and men played golf at the Raven Golf Club at Sabino Springs from 1995 to...
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530FeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: Olympic Flag Pole at Los Ranchitos
Share Tweet NOTE: The 6th in a series of tracking down lost or forgotten sports venues, trophies and artifacts in the Old...
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808FeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: Reid Sporting Goods offered shoulder pads in 1908
Share Tweet NOTE: The 5th in a series of tracking down lost or forgotten sports venues, trophies and artifacts in the Old...
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1.1KFeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: Elysian Grove was Tucson’s first baseball diamond
Share Tweet NOTE: The fourth in a series of tracking down lost or forgotten sports venues, trophies and artifacts in the Old...
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887FeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: Early Arizona football opponents stayed at Hotel Heidel
Share Tweet NOTE: The third in a series of tracking down lost or forgotten sports venues, trophies and artifacts in the Old...
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886FeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: Herring Hall was Arizona’s First Gymnasium
Share Tweet NOTE: The second in a series of tracking down lost or forgotten sports venues, trophies and artifacts in the Old...
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1.1KFeaturedTucson Historic Sports Venues and Artifacts: John Byrd “Button” Salmon
Share Tweet NOTE: The first in a series of tracking down lost or forgotten sports venues, trophies and artifacts in the Old...