Bierman Sees New Pact To Blend Rose Bowl Rules
Bernie Bierman Minnesota football coach views a renewed Rose Bowl agreement as likely while noting possible changes to the Big Ten limit on appearances. He discusses T and single wing formations blending, defense variety, and predicts a rebuilding year ahead for Minnesota with Illinois Iowa Wisconsin and Michigan State as contenders.
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Axers Test New Lineups Against Wildcats In Border Tilt
Arizona State College at Flagstaff debuts new offense and defense as Vincent Cisterna shifts to forward and guard roles. Expected starters include Buck, Barol dy at forwards, Martinez and Cisterna at guards, and Agee at center against Arizona. Wildcats rely on Blevins Honen Penner and Johnson Johnson for scoring.
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Flagstaff
7Arizona State College
Sof Arizona
Ben Reiges
Vincent Cisterna
Reiges
Cisterna
sShard Buck
Larry Baroldy
Tony Martinez
Leon- Tard Agee
Wildcats
Leon Blevins
Bob Honen
Scarvers
Big Paul Penner
Leo Johnson
Roger Johnson
Arizona
Pro Basketball Schedule Fragment Amid Scattered Scores
Fragmentary OCR shows pro basketball items with teams like Anderson, Tri City, Waterloo, Denver, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Rochester and New York. Partial scores appear, with unclear dates and venues. The text hints at an afternoon schedule and a hastily listed league association context.
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Anderson
Tri-City
Waterloo
Denver Dna Association
Baltimore
Hadelphia
Rochester
Wake Forest Bans Players From Football Team
Wake Forest College bans six football players including three stars after an alleged exam cheating incident. Tackle Bill George and Guard Ray Cicia were expelled, Halfback Bill Gregus placed on probation, lineman George Snis cak expelled, with Dick Medlecto and Bill Wilhomy on probation. The action bars Gregus from football and other activities even if probation is lifted.
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Baptists
Bill George
Ray Cicia
Bill Grégus
Gregus
George Sniscak
Dick Medlecto
Bill Wilhomy
Indians Hire Oscar Melillo For 1 Year As Coach
Cleveland announces a one year coaching contract for Oscar Ski Melillo with terms described as steep. The report notes this as a sports survey item from Cleveland with focus on the coaching role and contract details.
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Cleveland Indians
Oscar
Ski) Melillo
Caps Honors Women’s A and B Tournament Winners
At Phoenix Country Club yesterday honors went to Mrs. Victor Schulze and Mrs. Harold Vinson for a 149. Second place went to Mrs. Willie Low and Mrs. Harry Rosenzweig with 160. The fewest putts prize, 64, went to Mrs. J. D. Ryan and Mrs. N. B. McGinnis.
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Phoenix Country Club
Victor Schulze
Harold Vinson
Willie Low
Harry Rosenzweig
J. D. Ryan
N. B. McGinnis
Contract Inked For 7 Years
Bob Woodruff, 34, now head football coach and athletic director at the University of Florida, signed a seven year contract for 17000 dollars annually. He succeeds Bear Wolf, who resigned after four disappointing seasons and joined Tulane as an assistant. Woodruff, a Georgia native, played at Tennessee and coached at West Point and Georgia Tech before leading Baylor. His seven year deal is the longest in Florida history and higher than the governor and university presidents.
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Baylor University
University of Florida
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Bear) Wolf
Tulane University
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Georgia
Atlanta
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Florida
Frank Heintz
Ralph Wolf
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Osmanski resigns Holy Cross football coach post
Bill Osmanski quits as head football coach at Holy Cross Worcester and will return to his Chicago dental practice. The resignation, issued with Fr John A O Brien S J, notes Osmanski wished to stay but prioritized the college’s best interests. Last season the Crusaders went 1 9, including a 76 0 loss to Boston College.
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Arcadia
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Paul Lasswell
Santa Anita
Romanticon
Greg Spook
Butter Water
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Nick W Miami
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Mass
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Holy & Post
Chicago
Bill Osmanski
Holy Cross
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Northern Quints Hope To Rebound Open Coast Conference Play
In Los Angeles on January 7 AP reports Northern California's Coast Conference teams begin league play. Stanford, after a 73-58 loss to USC, faces UCLA while California, 50-45 down to UCLA, meets USC. Bill Sharman scored 31 for USC, second only to Ralph Vaughan's 36 in the division's record book.
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California
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Southern California Trojans
Ucla Bruins
Bruins
USC
Bill Sharman
Troy
Ralph Vaughan
UCLA
Trojans
Hockey At A Glance From The Associated Press
The clipping lists scattered hockey results and schedules with teams such as Minneap Dolls and Louisville plus Atlantic City and Boston in an AP style update. It also includes fragmented listings for national and American leagues with cities like New York Montreal Chicago Toronto Providence Buffalo and others, but the text is incomplete.
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Louisville
Ific Coast Diesel Tern Leae
Atlantic City
Boston
York
Montreal
Icago
Toronto
Providence
Merah Buffalo
Sarsfield
New Haven
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Bruins Face El Centro In Phoenix College Home Opener
Phoenix College Bears host El Centro College of California in a night game at 8. Hoy will use a two platoon system with Marsom at center supported by Mabres and Kessler. Central College led by Ace Puckett relies on speed and features Feaster Valencia as top scorers. The 7-4 Bears aim to rebound after a 64-61 setback to Taylor and plan return games with UA freshmen and other California teams.
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Phoenix College Basketball Bears
Central Junior College
el Centro
Calif
George
Dutch) Hoy
Phoenix
Ed Marsom
North High
Brad Morris
Paul Kessler
Hoy
Marsom
Taylor University
Central College
Ace Puckett
Wally Hunt
Larry Marcuson
Bob Feaster
George Lija
M. E. Valencia
Feaster
Valencia
Calumet's Duo Tops In Stake
Calumet Farm's entry of Ponder and Fervent head the field of 14 in the San Pasqual Handicap at Santa Anita with Ponder at 125 pounds and Fervent at 119. The race features solid competition including Olympia and Solidarity as strong weights in the 50,000 stake.
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Joe Louis Beats Willie Bean In Exhibition Bout
Hollywood Jan 7 Joe Louis easily outboxed Willie Bean in a six round exhibition at the Legion Stadium with no decision and no knockdowns. The crowd of about 4700 saw Louis land a left hook in the fourth round and Bean respond with a sharp body uppercut later in the stanza.
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Joe Louis
Willie Bean
Los Angeles
Legion Stadium
California
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Willie
Martinez Boys Shine In Arizona Golden Gloves Action
In Phoenix Madison Square Garden the Arizona Championship Golden Gloves tuneup drew about 1,800 spectators. Jimmy Martinez stopped Sills in the third round with a decisive right hand and a flurry of punches, while Joe Martinez outboxed Brese to reach a second-round finish. Clifton Morenci dominated with wins by Chavez, Castaneda, Dillon, Robledo, Harambashi, Nichols, and others as the card highlighted the Clifton Morenci team’s strong performance and title contenders.
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George Hershkowitz
Wickenburg
Henry Chavez
Ernest Castaneda
Clifton
Castaneda
Martinez
Jimmy Martinez
J. H. Welsh and Son Contractors
Hubert Sills
Litchfield Park Naval Air Station
Joe Martinez
Clifton-Morenci
Warren Brese
Avondale
Brese
Phoenix Gazette
Optimist Club
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Sills
Bob McIndoo
Joe
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Gilbert Chavez
Hilberto Quintana
Clifton Morenci
Chavez
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Open Pit
el Puente
Lake-Greenway American Legion
Gene Rambo
Benny Robledo
St. Mary’s
Luke-Greenway
Bobby Ortiz
VFW
Louis Harambashc
Luke Greenway
Herschel Baker
Charles Nichols
Babe Garrison
Border Conference Basketball Scores Mixed Across Region
Hardin-Simmons defeated New Mexico 52 to 42 while New Mexico Aggies edged Texas Tech 59 to 54. Other high school results include Arigna State Tempe Fresh over Gila Mesa 50 to 52 and Phoenix Union beating Amphitheater 60 to 38.
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Lake Mead Weather Report
Cobernational News Service notes fair today and tonight with partly cloudy Sunday. Slightly warmer afternoons predicted with a high of 50 and a low of 15. Light variable wind.
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Imps Seek Second Win Over Gila Monsters
Arizona State College Sun Imps aim for back to back victories against the Gila Monsters after last night’s 50 40 win by USC Frosh. Lester Dean and Roy Coppinger led scoring with 16 and 15 points respectively, while Melvin Odell sparked the pace. Leo Gardner led the Monsters with eight points. The Monsters held a 20 19 halftime edge before a third quarter surge swung the game.
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Gila Junior College Monsters
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USC Frosh
Lester Dean
Roy Coppinger
Tempe
Melvin Odell
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Big Seven Fives Grab Spotlight
Kansas upset Oklahoma 56 to 50 led by 29 points from Clyde Lovellette as Missouri rode Jerry Fowler to a 49 to 43 win over Washington of St. Louis. Wake Forest upset South Carolina 57 to 52, LSU defeated Georgia Tech 63 to 52, Utah beat Colorado A and M 56 to 52, Denver topped Utah State 56 to 51, Oregon edged Washington State 51 to 48, Washington crushed Idaho 67 to 43, UCLA beat California 50 to 45, USC defeated Stanford 73 to 58.
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Oklahoma
Washington
St. Louis
Clyde Lovellette
Jerry Fowler
Missourians
Dick Adams
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Deacons
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Georgia Tech
Far West
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Denver
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Oregon
Washington State
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Grimm Leaves Cubs for Dallas Manager Job
CHICAGO Jan 7 UP Charlie Grimm quit as Chicago Cubs vice president in charge of personnel to return to managing. He said he is not a swivel chair guy and wants to be on the field. He accepted a Dallas Texas League manager post within hours and expects to sign next week possibly with Cubs salary parity and gate receipts share. Grimm spent 1925 onward with the Cubs as player manager and front office man.
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Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
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Dallas
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Eagles Each Get 1094 For Championship Game
Philadelphia players earned 1094.68 each for the NFL final against the Los Angeles Rams. Rams players got 739.66 each. Gate receipts totaled 149244.80 with 27980 in attendance. Clubs shared 1166.15 each and the league 2332.30.
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Bert Bell
Los Angeles
Tickets On Sale Monday For UA Bronco Battle Here
University of Arizona will place tickets on sale in Phoenix Monday for the January 30 game at Phoenix Union High School gym against Santa Clara. Tickets cost 1.59 dollars and are sold by THE VALLEY Stationers and Porter's sporting goods. The event features the Wildcats and Santa Clara in a Phoenix return, with Phoenix College Bears and the freshman Wildkittens opening at 6 45 p.m. The main game starts at 8. Arizona has eight wins and one loss, with recent wins over Texas A&M and Culver Stockton.
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