Arizona State College at Tempe Eyes Fresh 1951 Football Rebuild
Arizona State College at Tempe plans a brisk Spring and Summer rebuild after a lean freshman year. Coach Ed Doherty and seniors poised to lead a larger 1951 freshman corps, amid UA scouting interest, with high hopes for reinforcements and a bid to match the Wildcats. Also notes on high school cage seeding for a Tucson tournament, plus local golf and boxing items.
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Arizona State College
Tempe
Arizona State
Ted
Irish) Budynkiewicz
University of Arizona
Ed Doherty
Devils
Arizona
Wildcats
Phoenix
Eddie Allen Storey
Arizona State closed tennis tournament moved to Phoenix
The Phoenix Tennis Club and City Recreation Department plan the 10th annual Arizona State closed tennis tournament for March 10 to 12 at Encanto Municipal Park Courts. Amateurs residing in Arizona only compete, with entry deadlines March 9 for singles and March 10 for doubles.
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Phoenix Tennis Club
City Recreation Department
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Encanto Municipal Park
T. J. Glover
Phoenix
Perl Charles
North 11Th Street
Charles
Glover
Doug Cary
Catherine Wilkinson
Faris Marcot
Vernon Braasch
L. Cedric Austin
Laura Herron
Bob Lewis
Homer Richards
Janet Lewis
Angus de Pinto
Warren McCarthy
Horseshoe Club to Elect New Officers at Encanto Park
The Phoenix Horseshoe Club will elect new officers tomorrow at 1 p m in Encanto Park. All members and others interested are invited to attend.
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Phoenix Horseshoe Club
Encanto Park
Racing at a Glance Core Association Approves Meet
Arcadia Calit officials report commissioners voted to hold the 3981 event convention and 1952 meet. Gal (36.40) won the hast 5 188 20. Indian Purse won at Park, highlighting racing results and event planning activity.
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ICO Core
Arcadia
Cs Calit
Ah Park
Bauer Sisters Clash in Palm Beach Golf Final
Marlene Bauer, 15, defeated her sister Alice, 22, 5 and 4 in the Palm Beach women's golf championship all-family final. Both from Midland, Texas, the match ended on the 14th when Marlene sank a six-footer as Alice’s putt rimmed the cup amid trap trouble and strong recoveries.
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Palm Beach
Fila
Marlene Bauer
Alice
Midland
Tex
Marlene
Demaret Scanning Top Prize
Fred Haas Jr leads Texas Open after a six under 65 as 67 players reach final 36 holes at Brackenridge Park. Demaret shares 2nd with 135 total, while Ulrich, Hawkins, Metz chase. amateur qualifiers and Art Wall Jr. notch a hole in one at Fort Sam Houston course.
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San Antonio
Tex
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Haas
Brackenridge Park
Fred
Skee Reigel
Tulsa
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Demaret
Wally Ulrich
Minneapolis
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Dick Metz
Virginia Beach
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
George Fazio
Conshohocken
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Art Wall, Jr
Pocono Manor
Fort Sam Houston
Wall
George Schneiter
PGA
Gavilan Camp Angry Over Graham Upset at Garden
New York February 11 AP Gavilan camp fumes over Reed’s upset loss to Billy Graham at Madison Square Garden protest date sought with Eddie Eagan NYSAC chairman. Crowd of 11 812 paid 37035 and sided with the majority vote as referees and judges split. Gavilan showed flashes but was tagged by Graham 6 3 1 on the judge tally while another judge favored Gavilan 5 4 1 and the governor deemed Graham closest to winning.
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New York
Kid Gavilan
Billy Graham
Eddie Eagan
New York State Athletic Commission
Bob
Graham
Madison Square Garden Mill
Gavilan
Ruby Goldstein
Art Aidella
Billy
Harold Barnes
Thomas Dewey
Tab Graham
Commissioner Reverses Minor Leagues Claims Ruling
Baseball Commissioner Chandler overruled Trautman on two cases. Bowles’ claims against San Antonio and Salinas clubs awarded 500 in total payments 300 from San Antonio 200 from Salinas for contract handling. Eastham’s free agency claim granted reversing Trautman who denied it citing arrears. Chandler held clubs should have known funds when paying and ordered free agency.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
George M. Trautman
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Robert Bowles
San Jose
Calif
Leo W. Eastham
Lowell
Mass
Trautman
SAN Antonio Baseball Club
Texas
Salinas Club
California
Bowles
San Antonio
Salinas
Eastham
National Association
Chandler
Encanto Invites Champion Doering Captures Title
Shirley Doering won the Encanto Women's Invitational defeating Mrs. Ralph Frantz 2 and 1 after leading with precise approach play and ten putts on the back nine. Frantz earlier set a new Encanto course record 73 to reach the finals. Doering also claimed the Dr. Edgar B. Pease Trophy.
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Gazette
Eboy Haverlander
Ralph Frantz
Shirley Ann Doering
Frantz
Peter Grant
Doering
Cliff Prather
Encanto Golf Course
Prather
Edgar B. Pease
Joe Pedicord
Bart Batholomew
Hi Don Has Backing For Sprint Event
Six furlong handicap headlines Fair Ground card with eight entries led by Hi Don Morrell and Oakley's 6 year old gelding and The Purse from J Francis Kelly. Others include Bumptybump Valdiia Ripple Mighty High and Maltese Joey. Holiday card features Polly Laurella Wongerra Brill Gal Smack Bid and Night Train in a six horse field. Hi Don carries 112 pounds while The Fourse has 116. Cecil Wells rode four winners yesterday including Pauline C in the eighth.
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Hi Don
Morrell
Oakley
J. Francis Kelly
Bumptybump
Valdiia Ripple
Mighty High
Joey
Hy Polly
Miss Laurella
Wongerra
Brill Gal
Smack Bid
Night Train
Scotch Pert
All Ornone
Bill Carstens
Tanforan
Alice Brujo
Mr. Macaw
Tijuana
Pauline C
Gay Valley
Carter Road
Triple Bet
Bettors
Cecil Wells
Sunny Tim
Joe Joe
Komack
Loyola Upsets Louisville In College Basketball Showdown
Loyola Lions stunned Louisville Cardinals 68 to 47 in Los Angeles. Johnny Arndt scored 22 and Billy Donovan added 19 as Loyola built a 32 to 22 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half. Louisville’s Bob Brown finished with 15 points.
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Los Angeles
Loyola Lions
Ray Tle Toverend
University of Louisia
Johnny Arndt
Nets
Billy Donovan
Cardinal
Loyola
Bob Brown
Louisville
Cal and Ohio State ink two year home and home pact
University of California and Ohio State University agreed to a two year home and home series. The opener will be at Berkeley on October 3, 1953, with the return in 1954 at Columbus, Ohio, on a date to be set. Cal previously beat Ohio State 28 to 0 in 1921 and lost 17 to 14 in this year’s Rose Bowl.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Ohio State University
Brutus Hamilton
California Bears
Columbus
Ohio
California
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Valley Net Meet Finals Postponed by Rain
Finals matches across seven divisions of the Valley Junior Tennis Tournament were postponed as rain made Encanto Park courts unplayable. Sponsors Phoenix Tennis Club and The Arizona Republic said a new championship date would be announced later.
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Valley Net
Encanto Park
The
Phoenix Tennis Club
Arizona Republic
Carver Loop Action Ends At Buckeye
The Carver Monarchs close their West Central District bid with a top Class B game against the Buckeye Hawks on their floor. Miami, Florence, Nogales and Tolleson also posted district wins as Lindy Moraga and Frank Buchella led Florence, and Ajo and Wickenburg delivered notable upsets in the women's and men's contests.
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Carver
Buckeye
Carver Monarchs
Buckeye Hawks
Chandler
Florence
Miami
Fort Thomas
Douglas
Nogales
Morenci Wildcats
Florence Gophers
Hayden
Lindy Moraga
Frank Buchella
Gophers
Ajo Red Raiders
Scottsdale
Bobby Medina
Beavers
Ajo
Frank Nogales
Satchmo Paige Put On Waivers For One Dollar
Cleveland Indians placed Negro star pitcher Leroy Paige on waivers for one dollar to clear room for seven players no longer eligible for the minor leagues. General Manager Hank Greenberg noted no team paid the usual 10,000 waiver price or Paige’s 20,000 salary, so the unconditional release was offered for a dollar with any club able to negotiate salary terms.
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Cleveland
Leroy
Satchel
Paige
Kramer Rates Better Than Tilden Says Riggs
Bobby Riggs, manager of the Kramer Gonzales touring group, endorses Jack Kramer as the greatest professional tennis player, surpassing Bill Tilden. He predicts three top matches in Phoenix and notes Pancho Gonzales and Pancho Segura will also star, with Kramer promising intense rallies on canvas.
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Jack Kramer
Tilden
Bobby Riggs
The
Phoenix Gazette
Tucson Municipal
Bill Tilden
Riggs
Tildan
Kramer
Jack
Tucson
Bear Down Gym
Phoenix
Pancho Gonzales
Bounding Riggs
Big Jake
Gonzales
Bobby
Pancho Segura
Frankie Parker
California
Pancho
Alhambra Five Wins Valley Class A Title
Alhambra defeated Longview 19 to 16 yesterday to capture the Class A Valley grammar school basketball championship. Alhambra led early and held on for the win in a tight title game.
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Alhambra
Longview
Gehrmann To Return Wanamaker's Trophy
Don Gehrmann must return the $500 Wanamaker Trophy after the Met AAU ruled voting irregularities at Millrose Games gave Fred Wilt the Wanamaker Mile victory. Wilt now faces Curtis Stone tonight in the two mile at the New York Athletic Club meet following the ruling and last week’s 8 55.1 two mile mark by Stone.
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Earl Wright
New York
Don Gehrmann
Fred Wilt
AAU
Dashing
Don
University of Wisconsin
Madison Square Garden
Wilt
FBI
Curtis Stone
Met Aau
Asa
Stone
Greg Rice
Notre Dame
Citation Returns at San Antonio Handicap in Calumet Duel
Arcadia California February 11 AP Citation returns to racing after 14 months to head Calumet Stable entries in the San Antonio Handicap at Santa Anita. Ponder rides top rival status while Eddie Arcaro rides Citation and Steve Brooks moves to Ponder as track conditions threaten mud and a small field.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita Park
San Antonio
Calumet
Ponder
Laurels
Cash
Calumets
Noor
Miche
Solidarity
On Trust
Mocopo
Old
Rockport
Safe Arrival
Knockdown
Bolero
Warren Wright
Charles S. Howard
John
Ponder and Two Lea
Jimmy Jones
Citation
Eddie Arcaro
Steve Brooks
Celtics Star Rook Ed Leede Leads Victory Over Bombers
Ed Leede the Celtics rookie from Dartmouth scored 24 points guiding Boston to an 89 to 79 win over the St. Louis Bombers. The victory moved Boston out of the Eastern Division cellar as Philadelphia fell to Chicago 83 to 76 after Joe Fulks left with an injury.
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National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Ed Leede
Dartmouth
Leede
St. Louis Bombers
Philadelphia Warriors
Chicago Stags
Warriors
Joe Fulks
College Basketball Results From Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports scores across conferences and regions. Arizona 67 New Mexico 58. Texas Tech 62. Arizona State Tempe 0. Colgate 61 over Saint Francis 53. Buffalo 65 over Hamilton 41. Maryland 67 over Duke 5. North Carolina 59. Clemson 74 over Western Maryland 65. Xavier Ohio 45 over Evansville 36. UCLA 55 over Stanford 54. Washington State 50 over Utah State 47. Additional scores from Western Canada and local Arizona cities include Denver 54 and Tucson 52.
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Associated Press
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas Tech
State of
East Long Island
Quantico Marines
Colgate
St. Francis
Upsala
Buffalo
Hamilton
Mexico Univ
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Duke
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Louisiana Mer
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Cree i
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Brian
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Xavier
Ohio
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Miami
Western Hines
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North Dakota
Texas A&m
Baylor
Ninteen Mexico Western
Rooks . Medical
Tex
Sul Ross
Wash California
Itl
Airy
Los Angeles
UCLA
Stanford
Denver
Brigham Pe
State
Go State
Ulanian
Lake
Resis
Colorado
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Renna
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Simon Pyres
Marion Pflenger
Morris Williams, Jr
Austin
Harold Clark
Waco
Dwight Weir
Billy Maxwell
Denton
Graham Boat
Shirley Doering
Dave
Inethley Channing
Cliff Prears
Mrs. Pease
Joe
Pedicora
Annaes
Hammon
Lester Curtin
Milford Pentecost
S A. Ginsburg
H. B. Tannehill
Paules
Pearl
Len Sutherland
Ruth O’rear
J. L. DeClusin
Siegel
H. B. Spencer
Robert Lewis
Ned_Leonard
R. Campbell
Wm. Arnold
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Don Flickinger
Virgil Brown
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A. E. Pettit
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Dick Lee Gazette
Louisville U
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Wickenburg Wranglers
Peoria
Ray Miller
Tolleson
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S. Bushnell
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