Midwest Contenders Rise In College Basketball Showdown
Wisconsin and Kansas State push 10 game wins as they lead the Big Ten and Big Seven. North Carolina defeats Long Island U while Wyoming and Colorado improve in the Rocky Mountain and Mountain regions. Several top 10 teams stumble with Holy Cross and Duquesne undefeated. schedule features Iowa at Ohio State and other key matchups.
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Wisconsin
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Badgers
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Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio State
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Long Island U
Associated Press
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Skyline
Colorado
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Bradley
Indiana
St. John’s
Holy Cross
Duquesne
East
la Salle
North Carolina State
Louisville
Western Kentucky
Tulane
Southwest
Arizona
Texas Wesleyan
Utah State
Brigham Young
Montana U
FAR West
Washington
San Francisco
Dad Wins Feature Race in Mutuels at Fairground
Mutuels soared as Dad, a 5-year-old gelding trained by Rorick and Lane and ridden by Bill Bretches, captured the featured handicap at the Fairground before about 4,000 fans who wagered 91,247 across 10 races. Lighted Way and Profi teer vied in a close stretch for second as Dad surged ahead in the final furlong, paying 7.20 4 2.60. A trio of additional races highlighted Friday to Sunday racing, with Mr Valley earning 7.20 4 and Lighted Way 2.40 in place money and Bar Mar paying 16.80 in the seventh. Anovas claimed Saturday’s eighth race, while Toney Val led the finale over Anovas rivals.
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Romaneck
Bar Mar
Toney Val
High School and College Basketball Results Snapshot
ADense list of high school scores across Mesa Tucson Phoenix areas plus a college slate from AP. Notable showings include Chandler over Buckeye and Gilbert over Gila Bend, with overtime games noted. broader college results span Big Ten to West Coast, naming Illinois Ohio State Baylor Rice and more, plus regional matchups and scores.
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Gila Bend
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Nogales
Morenci
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Globe
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Hayden
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Holroow
Jerome
Ashfork
Sanders
Wilt Engages Gehrmann In Mile Feature
New York January 23 An Internal track duel at Millrose AA Madison Square Garden pits Don Gehrmann and Fred Wilt against each other. Gehrmann defends the Wanamaker mile crown in what could be his last Eastern appearance Wilt drops the two mile to challenge Gehrmann Wilt ran 4 11 8 for the mile at Philadelphia and 9 06 8 for two miles at Boston Iaz versus Richards in the pole vault promises another Millrose highlight with 15 feet as the target and Richards chasing the mark after a 14 6 win at Boston K of C meet.
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Boston K. of C
Illinois
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Robert Richards
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Richards
Boston
Lake Mead Weather Update and Parity Forecast
Weather note for Lake Mead indicates cloudy day with cooler conditions expected Tuesday. Night temperatures dip around 46 with light southerly winds, while today’s high reaches 66 and a gradual rise is anticipated overall.
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Ty Cobb Dedication Marks Cobb Memorial Hospital Opening
Ty Cobb attended the dedication of the Cobb Memorial Hospital in Royston Georgia a $300000 project funded partly by Cobb himself through more than $100000. About 3000 people gathered as Herschel and Amanda Cobb his parents were honored. Georgia hospital official John E Ransom praised Cobb calling it his best home run.
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Cobb Memorial Hospital
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Georgia
Boston Braves 1914 World Series Upset Tops Half Century
A nationwide AP poll ranks the Boston Braves 1914 World Series victory over the Philadelphia Athletics as the greatest upset of the first 50 years of the century. The Braves, mired in last place in July, surged to the NL flag and swept the Athletics in four straight in Philadelphia. Also noted are Centre College over Harvard in 1921 and other historic shocks, with rankings across football, boxing, and golf.
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Japan
Towa
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Kuhel Joins Yankees as First Base Brain Trust
Joe Kuhel former Senators manager and longtime first baseman is signed to manage the Yankees Kansas City farm system and join Casey Stengel's staff for the Phoenix Screening School. He recalls Rae Scarborough and Thornton Lee, praises the Senators’ 1949 club, and looks forward to guiding Yankee first basemen in Phoenix.
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Washington Senators
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Casey Stengel
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Clark Griffith
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Rae Scarborough
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Scarborough
Thornton Lee
Chicago White Sox
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Joe Page
Popular Tag Match Headlines Phoenix Wrestling Tonight
Matchmakers John Contos and Lefty Mofford present a four man tag at Madison Square Garden in Phoenix with Chief Lone Eagle and Bud Curtis facing the Masked Cowboy and Kasaboski in a two out of three falls bout. Chester Hayes meets Matt Murphy in the 8:30 p.m. opener as the 1950 season debuts.
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Lefty) Mofford
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Matt Murphy
Chester Hayes
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Tempe
Masked Cowboy
State Meet Pace Set By Phoenix Bowlers
Phoenix bowlers dominated the state bowling tournament at the Phoenix Bowling Center under the Arizona State Bowling Association. Notable feats include Russel Stegemoller’s 663 in Class A singles, Harry Wilson’s bid to surpass 1,858 all events, and Fritz Floss’s 604 in Class B singles. Shanks led all-events with 1,858 as Wilson chased the mark, while Loren Stevenson Seth Mayo nearly matched in doubles. Dalton Electric led Class A teams with 2,814 as Mugwumps topped Class B.
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Boylan
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Sports Award Dinner Plans Are Complete
The Phoenix Press Box Association announces the first annual Sports Award Dinner in the Fiesta Room at the Westward Ho. Arizona amateur and professional athlete of the year will be honored. Bob Goldwater to toast. Nominees include Vince Cisterna Whizzer White Jimmy Dye Leon Blevins Cecil Colman Verl Heap Charlie Salas Alex Kellner Fred Enke Eddie Graham. Tickets ten dollars. reservations with Roy Hill.
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Whizzer) White
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Leon Blevins
Cecil Colman
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Charlie Salas
Alex Kellner
Fred Enke, Jr
Eddie Graham
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Republic and Gazette World Travel Service
Roy Hill
Western Union
Root Replaces Hack as Bruins Manager in Western League
Charley Root former Cubs pitcher, named manager of the Bruins in Des Moines Western League replacing Stan Hack who moves to Springfield to manage the Cubs new farm team in the International League. Hack’s departure leaves three coaches Roy Johnson Bill Baker and Virgil Davis.
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