Seven Might Have Had It Bowl Controls Delayed
Inside NCAA convention notes show seven schools escaped expulsion on Sanity Code violations by a parliamentary technicality. Prof. Southern of Arizona State says separate votes likely would have expelled at least one school. Virginia Cavaliers could have fallen alone. NCAA delays post season bowl rule changes until after 1951 convention. New York Yankees trainee session described as legitimate oversight, not hidden maneuver. Film show at Stapley store to feature 1949 World Series footage with Yankee staff remarks.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
C. E. Southern
Arizona State
Tempe
NCAA
Southern
Citadel
Virginia Military
Virginia Poly
West Point
Annapolis
Boston College
Villanova
Maryland
University of Virginia
Cavaliers
Phoenix Kiwanis Club
New York Yankees
Branch Rickey
Yankees
Rickey
Bill Lackies
U. S. Stapley Sporting Goods Department
Stapley Company
Big Field To Enter Women's Pin Tourney
The first annual state bowling championships draw 62 teams with many singles and doubles entries. Dorothy McCleery of the Arizona Women's State Bowling Association disclosed the event to be held at Speedway Lanes in Tucson on February 11 and 12. Phoenix and Tucson each enter 22 teams. Douglas 11, Warren 5, Prescott 2. Classification needs review as 43 teams are in Class B, 13 in A, and 6 in C. There are 108 doubles tandems and 216 singles. The association’s annual meeting and officer elections occur February 12 at 9:30 a.m.
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Dorothy McCleery
Phoenix
Arizona Women’s State Bowling Association
Speedway Lanes
Tucson
Douglas
Warren
Prescott
Pro Basketball Standings and Ragged Team Notes
Pro Basketball standings show AL division leaders Syracuse Baltimore and New York near .600 records. Philadelphia Boston and Fort Wayne appear with mixed marks. Chicago Denver and Minneapolis also referenced amid uneven totals and unclear lines.
College basketball results from the Border and Midwest regions
The sports briefs list numerous college games with scores across conferences. Border Conference teams Simmons and West Texas State split a 53 47 game. Western defeated New Mexico 69 41. Holy Cross over Loyola Chicago 53 48. Villanova edged Canisius 63 49. St Bonaventure 42 over Wake Forest 61. Kentucky 66 over Alabama 64. NC State 73 over Wake Forest 50. George Washington 83 over Virginia. Furman 63 over Presbyterian 54. Midwest action includes Duquesne 60 over Cincinnati 54. Akron 58 over St Francis Brooklyn 50. Case 60 over St Union 51. Depauw over Ball State 44. Wooster and Marietta results. Luther 52. Western Tex 58. California AAU 62 over Nevada 3.
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the Assoc Weet Press
Border Conferencard in-Simmons
West Texas
A Western
New Mexico U
Holy Cross
Loyola
Villanova
Mage
Canisius
St. Bonaventure
Wake Ucat
Vermont
Kentucky
Alabama
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
George Washington
Virginia Miliarez
Furman
Presby Loyola
Seton Hall
Midwest Duquesne
Cincinnati
Akron
St. Francis
Bkn
Case
St. Union
Nalparaisg
Manchester
Deprauwa
Ball State Mia
Ohio
Marietta Lie Wooster
Pitts Ras SR
Eeehurst
Town
Luther
Socies Western
Western
Texae
Mexico
Hi Highlands
Far West
California
Crusaders Dukequesne Win Again
Holy Cross and Duquesne, both unbeaten, extended their streaks as Holy Cross edged Loyola Chicago 53-48 at Boston Garden despite Bob Cousy sidelined by a sore throat. Duquesne beat Cincinnati 60-54 behind Charles Cooper's 12-point burst to stay perfect. Canisius upset St Bonaventure 49-42 in Buffalo. Kentucky narrowly defeated Alabama 66-64 as Vinal SpiVey scored 27. NC State beat Wake Forest 57-50. CCNY defeated Boston College 64-56. Syracuse beat Fordham 70-61. Akron topped St Francis 58-50. Niagara edged Buffalo 51-49. The day’s top teams and Meier’s picks conclude with several regional matchups.
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New York
Holy Cross
Duquesne
St. Bonaventure
Bob Cousy
Chicago Loyola
Boston Garden
Cousy
Cincinnati
Ohio City
Dukes
Charles Cooper
Canisius
Buffalo
Kentucky
North Carolina State
CCNY
Alabama
Big Bill Spivey
Wake Forest
Boston College
Nats Proving Fine Friends For Packers
The Syracuse Nationals beat Indianapolis 73-67 to stay atop the Eastern division as they strengthen a key rivalry. Tony Jaros scored late to seal Minneapolis 79-78 over Ft Wayne, while George Mikán of the Lakers struggled before fouling out. Baltimore won 79-69 at home over Rochester, Carl Braun tallied 18 in New York 87-73 over St Louis, and Sheboygan held off Washington 68-65.
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Syracuse Nationals
Anderson Packers
National Basketball Association
Nats
Indianapolis Olympians
Anderson
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Olympians
Tony Jaros
Minneapolis
Ft. Wayne
George Mikan
Lakerstar
Baltimore
Rochester
Carl Braun
New York
St. Louis
Sheboygan
Washington
Salas Stops Philly in Title Defense
Arizona welterweight champion Charlie Salas dominated Pat Byers of Reading, pa, with a sixth round technical knockout after Byers failed to answer the bell for the seventh round. Salas weighed 150, Byers 157.2 pounds.
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Philadelphia
Charlie Salas
Arizona
Pat Byers
Byers
Salas
Reading
Kiner Lands $65,000 NL Record Contract with Pirates
Ralph Kiner, Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder and four year rise from rookie to star, agreed to a two year $65,000 per season deal. General Manager Roy Hamey praised the pact as a sweet compromise after Kiner’s 1948 performance that featured 54 homers, 128 RBIs, and a .309 average.
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Los Angeles
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Riflin
Ralph
Pittsburgh
Hank Greenberg
Kiner
Roy Hamey
Hamey
Bucs
Clouter
Hanney
Babe Ruth
Encanto Golf Club Sets Second-Round Four-Ball Matches
Encanto Golf Club resumes its four-ball tournament with second-round matches on Sunday. Championship flight opens at 8 30 a m with Lambie Worklan facing Basko Burnett with Prather Prather meeting Stoeckel. Subsequent flights feature Woodson Jones and Carpenter Liewellyn, plus teams Seifert Evans Hinson Minette, Kirk Wal ter Perry Lamoureaux Leppin Welch, Bidding Mercado Risen Sinatra Rosenstock Childers Tenney Feighner, Erhart Reeves, Evers Hill, and more. Third round set for February 12.
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Encanto Golf Club
Tom Lambie
John Worklan
Jim Basko
Jim Burnett
Cliff Prather
Dirk Prather
Harry ‘Anniterson
Jack Stoeckel
Bill Robertson
Lou Jonés
Sam Carpenter
Max Liewellyn
al Seifert
Keith Evans
Clyde Hinson
Henri Minette
Claude Kirk
Bill
Walter Perry
Ray Lamoureaux
Leppin
Warner Leppin
Bill. Smith
Hack Welch
John _ Bidding
A Mercado
Jack Risen
Vite Sinatra
Frank Rosenstock
Preston Childers
Carl Tenney
Emmett _ Feighner
Phoenix College hosts Williams Air Force Base in key tilt
Phoenix College Bruins, off a 65-52 win over Arizona freshmen, host Williams Air Force Base tonight at 8 in the PC gym. Williams Field, led by 6'-7" William Ray, is improving, with Don Wilson, Lou Settlemeyer, Frank Butina and Leslie Phillips in the starting mix. PC counters with Schaff Morris Dillon Thompson Cobb.
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Ad Reichert
North Phoenix
Phoenix College
Reichert
Bears
Williams Field
Bruins
University of Arizona
Williams Air Force Base
George
Dutch) Hoy
Wildkittens
Tucson
Hoy
Arizona Wildkittens
William Ray
Portland
Ore
Don Wilson
Lou Settlemeyer
Frank Butina
Leslie Phillips
Williams
Dave Schaff
Brad Morris
Jerry Dillon
Roy Thompson
Bruce Cobb
Paul Wright
Paul Kessler
Ed Marsom
Ernie Kelly
Gil Puente
Arizona State
Compton
Gila Junior College
LaMotta Aims To Prove Ring Worth In Detroit Bout
Detroit AP report details middleweight champion Jake LaMotta boxing Dick Wagner in a 10 round non title bout at Olympia. LaMotta, 165 pounds and five pounds lighter than Wagner, seeks a strong defense ahead of a crown defense next summer. Wagner, who previously beat by decision Nick Barone, enters as a 12 to 5 favorite.
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Detroit
Jake LaMotta
LaMotta
Dick Wagner
Portland
Ore
Olympia
Marcel Cerdan
France
Wagner
Jake
Robert Villemain
Nick Barone
Madison Square Garden
New York
Beachcomber Named Nation’s Outstanding Greyhound of 1949
Beachcomber the greyhound with 90 wins in a three year career topped the Greyhound Writers of America poll for 1949. Joe Brown, president, announced the almost unanimous choice. H. E. Alderson was named the outstanding owner.
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Miami
Fla
Greyhound Writers of America
Beachcomber
Joe Brown
Tilden Crowned Greatest Tennis Star Of Half Century
New York Feb 3 AP The nation’s sports writers name Bill Tilden as the greatest tennis player of the past 50 years securing 310 of 391 votes in an AP mid century poll. Other top choices include Jack Kramer Budge and Helen Wills Moody with details on careers and a noted 1920 1930 era dominance.
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New York
Bill Tilden
Colossus
Associated Press
Tilden
Jack Kramer
Don Budge
Helen Wills Moody
Big Bill
Budge
Kramer
Bill
Rider
Potas Budge
Helen
Wills Oody
Iil’ Johnston
Frederiy
Ellsworth Zane
Molla Biurstedt Malory
Red Cross
Lloyd Budge
Don Sheen
Welby van Horn
Forest Hills
Wayne Sabin
Thunderbirds Aim to Upset Coyotes in Phoenix Clash
The West hosts single Class A game as Phoenix Thunderbirds seek a giant-killing on Phoenix Coyotes floor. North Phoenix Mustangs face Glendale, Phoenix Tech Hornets duel Tucson Badgers, and St. Marys Knights clash with Yuma Criminals in a two day stand.
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West Phoenix Thunderbirds
Phoenix Coyotes
Phoenix
Usutilbiel
North Phoenix Mustangs
Glendale
Phoenix Tech Hornets
Tucson Badgers
Old Pueblo
St. Mary’s Knights
Yuma
Class West Phoenix at Promspa and more high school games
Last night Duncan beat Globe 53 to 37 as Arizona high school teams from Phoenix and northern towns played nearby. Matches included Phoenix at Promspa North Phoenix at Glend and other pairings such as Tucson at St Marys and Tempe at Casa Grande, with results noted for several city leagues.
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Phoenix
Promspa
North Phoenix
Glend
Phoenix Tech
Tucson
St. Mary’s
Yumaera
Amphitheater
Las Iitchfield
Carver
Parker
Wickenburg
Tick
Tolleson
Peoria
Scottsdale
Tempe
Casa Grande
Ray
Chandi Superior
Eloy
Florence
Coolorenci
Duncan
Miami
Thatcher
Globe
Clifton
Tombstone
Wiles
Benson
Pata
St. Johns
Kingman
Cottonwood
Flagstaff
Jerome
Seltzman
Clarkdale
Round Age
Winslow
Camp Verde
Ashfork
West Phoenix Coyotes face tough lineup and hoped upset
After graduation three regulars remain for West Phoenix as Louis Grijalva Dave Milner and Bob Burris become the veteran core joined by Eddie Leister and Norman Lipson Lipson steps in for McClellan while Leister starts recent weeks Virgil Robertson leads prep scoring with 16.6 ppg for the Coyotes and the lineup includes Vicky Kay George Rountree Max Linda Henry Ishikawa The North Phoenix Cards ride a five game win streak into Glendale facing a strong Horses unit and St Marys plans loom for the Hornets in Tucson all with a crowded Class A slate and traveling squads listed for Yuma and a 10 man Coleman party.
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Coyotes
Louis Grijalva
Dave Milner
Bob Burris
Eddie Leister
Norman Lipson
Lipson
McClellan
Leister
Virgil Robertson
West Phoenix
Y Robertson
Vicky Kay
George Rountree
Max Lind
Henry Ishikawa
George Sandoval
Hornet
Andy Yabo
Jack Jacobs
Cleveland Dansby
Don Davidson
Chink Coleman
Knights
Yuma
St. Mary’s
Danny Seivert
Coleman
Bob Rich
Seivert
Phil Russell
Dan Minor
Sal Baldaras
Ed Hickey
Lee Rodriguez
Ted Carlson
Pat Green
Herb Bool
Tommy Cavanagh
Devore May Bring NYU Back To Top
NYU hires Hugh Devore, former Notre Dame star and interim mentor, as coach to lift the Violets from football obscurity. Devore, 39, departs St Bonaventure after a 25 9 1 record, signs as Hooks Mylin’s successor as NYU aims to restore big time play. Board chair John Sullivan says the move improves football conditions and Devore will select his assistants with board approval.
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Devore
NYU
New York
Notre Dame
New York University
Hugh Devore
Fighting Irish
Knute Rockne
Hank Anderson
Violets
Hooks Mylin
Mylin
Lafayette
The
Orange
St. Bonaventure College
Bonnies
John F. Sullivan
Board of Athletic Control
Sullivan
Yanks Quiet Camp After Star Departures
World Series heroes left Phoenix camp as nine players, led by Cliff Mapes and Hank Bauer, were sent home after Chandler's ultimatum on instructors. Johnny Neun kept drills steady with infielders, outfielders, and pitchers practicing mechanics at Phoenix Municipal Stadium.
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New York Yankee
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Yanks
Cliff Mapes
Hank Bauer
Duane Pillette
Fenton Mole
Don Johnson
Billy Martin
Jackie Jensen
Dick Carr
Hugh Radcliff
Yogi Berra
Berra
St. Louis
Johnny Neun
Lockman Signs Giants Contract For Raise
Carroll Whitey Lockman, star outfielder, has signed his New York Giants contract seeking higher pay. He batted .301 last season and is reported to receive about $15,000.
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New York
Carroll
Whitey) Lockman
New York Giant
Hockey at a Glance and NHL Standings
National Hockey League standings show Detroit Montreal Toronto and Chicago with varied points and games played. American League scores list New Haven and Minneapolis results with mixed outcomes, reflecting a busy night of hockey action across leagues.
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Nork
Chicago
National Leaf Montreal
New York
New Haven
Oma
Minneapolis
L.T
Roston N
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Wyracuse
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Wayne ‘Hester
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Ed Miller
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Cisterna Tuttle
Pitts Kiner
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Encanto Golf
Blue Chip Pack Bucketeer
Enlores
By Gayle Talbot
Old King
Sabin
Henri Cochet
Rene Lacoste
Bill Johnston
William T. Tilden
Him
Thunderbirds
Ken McClellan
Mac McMullan
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J. B. Sutton
Bill Denney
Jim Rieman
Ray Hoopes
Roy Patterson
Jerry Barker
Joe Phillips
Eddie Line
Aunt Goddard
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Emil Tellinger
Bill Renna
al Pilarcik
Neun
Lockman Inks
National Hockey League
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Colorado River
Lake Mead
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