Royals Rally Behind Davies In 96 72 Win Over Capitals
Rochester Royals surge to 12th straight home victory as Bob Davies shines with 17 points and Arnold Risen matches him with 17. The win pushes Rochester 37 points ahead of Minneapolis in the Central Division while Washington falls to 96 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Royals
National Basketball Association
Bob Davies
Davies
Rochester
Seton Hall
Brond
Washington Capitols
Arnold Risen
Royals
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Anderson
Olympians
Alex Groza
Groza
Packers
Bruce Hale
Bill Cross
Boston Celtics
New York Knickerbockers
Boston
Bob Dgll
Carl Braun
Knicks
New York
Syracuse
Seattle Jockey Honored At Year-End Sports Banquet
Jockey Gordon Glisson was named Seattle's man of the year in sports at a banquet in Seattle last night. Glisson flew in for the event and received the award from football legend Red Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Gordon Glisson
Glisson
Red Grange
Irish Tulane Stars Named As Captains
In Montgomery Alabama on December 28 AP reports Notre Dame tackle Gus Cirelli will captain the Northern squad while Tulane back Eddie Price was chosen captain for the Southern team. Purdue center Angelo Carnaghi named Blue alternate captain and Texas back Randall Clay South alternate. Chuck Gottfried left with news of his wife Betty giving birth to twins. North declined to replace him. The North focuses on running plays, the South on passes and wide runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Notre Dame
Tulane
Gus Cirelli
Southerners
Eddie Price
Angelo Carnaghi
Purdue
Randall Clay
Texas
Chuck Gottfried
Illinois
Betty
Gottfried
Ray Eliot
Arizona Country Club Women Golf Winners
Mrs L B Curtis won Class A in the score on odd holes contest at the Arizona Country Club with Mrs T C Wilmoth second. In Class B Mrs Isabelle Johnson followed by Mrs H S Hancock, and Class C was won by Mrs Paul Wolff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Curtis
Arizona Country Club
T. C. Wilmoth
Isabelle Johnson
H. S. Hancock
Paul Wolff
Diddle Guides Western Kentucky In Ruthless Fast Breaks
Western Kentucky coach Ed Diddle, famed for his towel toss, leads a high tempo Hilltoppers squad at Madison Square Garden against Long Island University. Diddle praises center Bob Lavoy and guard Jack Turner as the key rise of a team now 6-1, with Lavoy projecting among top centers, Turner noted for his shooting.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Western Kentucky
Long Island University
Ed Diddle
Hilltoppers
Cincinnati
Bob Lavoy
John Givens
Gene Rhodes
Jack Turner
Ed Diddle, Jr
Buddy Cates
Diddle
Turner
Lavoy
Canisius
Buffalo
STRIKE and SPARE PLAMOR LADIES CITY BOWLING STANDINGS
A dense listing of bowling scores and standings for multiple leagues and teams. Key entries include ARIZONA BUFFET, PORTER'S, O'MALLEY LUMBER, LYON PEST CONTROL, and ALLEY BANK NO. 1 with individual game scores, team totals, and top players noted, alongside CAPITOL CITY LEAGUE team tallies and division results. The data shows win loss records, high series, and players such as M. Henry, J. Traylor, and B. Clouthier across clubs like SILVER SPUR and PAT'S CAFE.
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Plamor
Wil
Ariz. Buffet
Porter's
von Pest
O'Malley Lbr
Ilver Spur
Pat's Cafe
M. Henry
A. Mohr
J. Traylor
Lyon Pest Control
Bee Kerr
Alley Bank NO
B. Clouthier
M. Hedberg
Arizona Buffet
Kimbrough
H. Jerome Pipe
Pat
Bowling Center
Capitol City League
Longview Cager Scores 38 in Optimist Club Games
In Alhambra School Class B and C action Laverne Prock of Longview led with 38 points as Longview beat Isaac 47-24. Other A games saw Roosevelt over Wilson 27-24 and Alhambra top Madison 26-11. Peoria beat Glendale 33-27. Class D results included Creighton 25-15 over Longview and Madison 42-10 over Wilson, with Glendale 18-15 over Alhambra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra School
Laverne Prock
Longview
Prock
Isaac
Roosevelt
Wilson
Alhambra
Madison
Peoria
Glendale
Creighton
Dysart
Machan
Washington
Scottsdale
Wigwam Tee Times Pairings at Litchfield Park
Wigwam Ladies Golf Club at Litchfield Park lists tomorrow’s special contest for fewest putts. Pairings start 10 a.m. on the first tee with Mrs. Ralph Frantz and others, continuing through 10:30 a.m. with multiple fivesomes and seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigwam Ladies Golf Club
Litchfield Park
Ralph Frantz
Frank Tully
Virettes
Bruce Swin- Adams
Warren Craize
BOF
Duane Hammon
John Campbell
Pearl Put‘nam
D. H. Bratton
Joe Martori
Ned Rogers
Milford Pentecost
Betty ‘Ginsberg
Cliff Prether
John van Denburgh
Jerry Hall
Gladford Smith
van Weaver
Myrtle Nylund
Loy Henson
Stram Reyer
Hill
Ire
Richard Ames
Ralph Henderson
Dorothy McLeod
Herman Jones
Joe Wolfe
Vernon Allen
Arthur Zieske
Lucille Tolby
Evelyn Haines
Louella Tolby
Zelmer Wertner
Marie Schurz
Group Will Study Boat Use Problems at Arizona Lakes
A seven man committee will meet January 9 to solve issues among boat users on Arizona Lakes. The group will gather at Perl Charles’s office in Tonto National Forest to discuss safety, regulations, and cooperative education with attendees from fishermen, boat racers, landing operators, Red Cross, and American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Lakes
Perl Charles
Tonto National Forest
North Fifth Street
Jim Finley
George Mishey
M. M. Ervin
Glendale
Harold Willoughby
James Sweitzer
A. L. Spillman
Wally Blanchard
Charles
Tonto
Pepsi-Cola
Red Cross
American Legion
Ben Avery
Kent Bramwell
Bureau of Reclamation
R. H. Renaud
Jack Eaton
Blanchard
W. E
Cap) Durham
Ervin
Mishey
Herb Lahr
Finley
George Adams
Tigers Lose Defensive End in Sugar Bowl Prep
LSU faces Oklahoma after end Jesse Yates broke a collar bone in scrimmage depriving the Tigers of their most consistent defender. Coach Gaynell Tinsley indicated Jim Lyle will likely take Yates’s spot, admitting the loss will hurt their chances against the Sooners.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State Tigers
Oklahoma
Jesse Yates
Gaynell Tinsley
Sooners
Tinsley
Jim Lyle
Yates
Reeves Quits As Rams Boss
Dan Reeves abdicated as general manager of the Los Angeles Rams of the Western National Football League yesterday but will stay on the board of directors. He and partners Ed and Harold Pauley Fred Levy and Hal Seley will appoint a new GM. Reeves led the club for nine years, guiding two division titles and a world championship since moving the franchise to Los Angeles in 1946. He may sell part of his 30 percent stake in the club.
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Los Angeles
Pete Alexander
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Hal Chase
Rogers Hornsby
Harry Steinfeldt
Chicago Cub
Honus Wagner
Taylor Douthit
St. Louis
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruthe
Bill Killeforp
Christy Mathewson
Walter Johnson
Douthit
Steinfeldt
Alex
Ol’ Pete
Alexander
Diddle
Western
Dan Reeves
Los Angeles Rams
Reeves
Harold Pauley
Fred Levy
Hal Seley
Rams
Cleveland
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Associated Press
By Bill Becker
Pete
California
House of David
Nabobs
Hall of Fame
Phillies
Cubs
Car
Boston Red Sox
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Hunsaker’s Motor Exchange
W. Jefferson Ph
Armory
ACC
Vy Chevrolet
East Adams
4Th ST
By Joe Reichler
George Mikan
Raibo Bakery
S. Stapley
Womack
É. Ss. Stapley
Don St. John
Ambo Bakery
Jerry Raby
LA DE Cleaners Ag
White
Womack Construction
Caruso
H. Wilson Sales Oy
Gan
Rue Supply
Hilbrandt
Kenpee Spurniture Shop
Waugh
Standard Or League
L & L Champs
Allstars
Acy
Oilers
Ringbloom
Topplers
Booker
Supers
Hyland
ALL Stars
Schmalzer
Schumacher
Calapco
Central
Engineering
Gas Coast
Sae Acc’ S
System Elect
A Meter
E’t
Centroil
Davis
Thomas
Nelson
Central Division
Soservice
Kamrar
Jirush
D. Johnson
GAS Eee Atn
System Electric
Teee
Wameth
SALE
Aay
Mayer
Calapco Girls League
Ee Ite
C. Kimberley
A. Petraitis
Hargrove
F. Antekeier
Stiles
Dowell
Biloil
Havill
Curlee
Southwest Tile
Bell
Alpert
Pennzoil
Mathewson
Moore
Hulsey
Firestone
Nesses
Aks
PETES
FORD
Packard
BUICK
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Studebaker
Firestone Stores
Cal-West Hotels
NEW Low
Leamington In
Oakland
Gaylord
San Francisco
Sacramento
Paso Robles Hot Springs
hPa St Luis
Wigwam Tee Times
Tigers
NO. Leloo
Scissor Jack
Defroster
C.O.D. Seventh Ave. Auto Parts
North 7Th Ave
Chevrolet
Ical Chevrolet
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