Sun Devils Hire Larry Siemering As New Football Coach
Arizona State College officials alumni and Sun Angels welcome Larry Siemering as the Sun Devils new football coach. The selection follows Ed Doherty’s Tempe surge to power and references Heisman Trophy prospects from the Far West, with Kennedy noting regional representation and past winners like Walker and Janowicz.
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Larry Siemering
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College of the Pacific
Ed Doherty
Tempe
Ferrier Maintains One-Stroke Lead In St Petersburg Open
Jim Ferrier of San Francisco clung to a one-stroke edge over Skee Riegel of Tulsa as the third round began in the $10,000 St. Petersburg Open. Riegel cut the margin to a stroke with a 67 while Ferrier shot 69, leaving Ferrier at 133 through 46 holes. Lou Worsham and Glenn Teal tied for third a shot back, with Lloyd Mangrum fifth at 136.
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Fla
Big Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Skee Riegel
Tulsa
Okla
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Ferrier
Lou Worsham
Oakmont
Glenn Teal
Jacksonville, Fla
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
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Bobby
Hank
Rich Derby Ends Season at Louisiana Derby
New Orleans March 3 The $20,000 Louisiana Derby at the Fair Grounds closes a successful racing season Light Broom is favored to sweep over seven other contenders in the 26th annual run for the orchids.
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Racing Highlights Show Mixed Results At Tracks
In Miami racing mixed bylines include the Black Helen Handicap where a head win goes to Justa Tiger at Sunshine Park. Oaklawn results feature Silk Fia and a head margin victory in the Baimaber Purse.
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Teat Ita
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Oakawn
Olds S Fia
Justa Tiger
Sunshine Ark
Southeastern Conference Tourney Results Snapshot
Georgia Tech beat Tulane 63 to 61 in a tense SEC tournament game. Kentucky edged Auburn 84 to 62, while LSU defeated Mississippi 70 to 60. Vanderbilt won 70 Georgia 60. North Carolina State 54 Maryland 45. Duke 71 William and Mary 69. Other notable scores include LaSalle 83 Muhlenberg 55 and UCLA 59 USC 53.
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Yanks In Finals For Bermuda Invitation Tennis
Top seed Vix Seixas of Philadelphia meets Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge La in the Bermuda Invitation men’s championship final today. Seixas is the top seed and Richardson is a rising star from Louisiana as the two vie for the title.
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Bermuda
Vix Seixas
Philadelphia
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Scottsdale Vandals Look Tough For Class B Title
Scottsdale Thumped 104 to 51 as Miami’s scoring machine hinted at potential to face Nogales or Carver for the State Class B championship. Clifton upset Wickenburg 51 to 45 while Nogales beat Williams 47 to 31 and Carver defeated Pima 42 to 34 in earlier games. Eli Lazovich scored 33 for Miami, Lupe Acevedo 22, Fito Trujillo 15.
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Nogales
Carver
Scottsdale
Clifton
Phoenix
Vandals
Eli Lazovich
Lupe Acevedo
Fito Trujillo
Bill Wanless
Apaches
Williams
Danny
Class B Tournament Semifinals and Results Summary
Today's schedule features Clifton vs Miami at 9 a.m. and Carver vs Nogales at 10:30 a.m. Consolation semis set Casa Grande vs ie and Winslow vs Ajo. Yesterday results include Consolation games: Casa Grande 60 Willcox 42, Holbrook 57 Bisbee 40, Winslow 39 Chandler 27, Ajo 52 Coolidge 51 in overtime. Championship games saw Clifton 51 Wickenburg 45 and Miami 104 Scottsdale 51, Carver 42 Pima 34, Nogales 47 Williams 31.
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Miami
Carver
Nogales
Casa Grande
Winslow
Ajo
Willcox
Holbrook
Bisbee
Chandler
Coolidge
Wickenburg
Scottsdale
Pima
Willams
Consolation action unfolds in Arizona high school tourney
Schnell scored 11 for the losers in a game where Clifton overcame Wickenburg by rallying in the second half behind Lujan 16 points. Redd and V. Rus sell paced Carver with 16 and 15 as Holbrook beat Bisbee and Winslow defeated Chandler. Consolation results include Ajo down Coolidge 52 51 in OT and Casa Grande 60 42 over Willcox. Winslow faces Ajo at 1 30 pm with the consolations title game at 7 30 pm.
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Hadie Redd
Bertrand Russell
Carver
Monarchs
Lujan
Clifton
Wickenburg
Gene
Marquess
Wranglers
Ajo
Jim Cordy
Frank Nogales
Coolidge
Casa Grande
Willcox
Holbrook
Bisbee
Winslow
Chandler
Windhorn Leads NP Victory In Season Opener Meet
Windhorn starred for North Phoenix High School with wins in the 100-yard dash, 120-yard highs, 120-yard lows, broad jump and a winning relay as NP defeated West High 8042-32% in the opening track meet at North High. Yuma Phoenix Union Coyotes edged Crimin als 57-55 to open their season. Lionel Daniels set school marks in hurdles and jumps while Gene Hall and Dwight Chambers won sprints and the pole vault.
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North Phoenix High School
West High Thunderbirds
Yuma
Phoenix Union Coyotes
Windhorn
Thunderbirds
North High
Wayne Haley
Watson
Fred McFeeters
Norman Brown
Lionel Daniels
Coyotes
Puhs Tinclads
Coyote
Gene Hall
Dwight Chambers
Lake Mead Weather Report Partly Cloudy Today and Sunday
The International Service report notes partly cloudy weather today and Sunday with clear tonight. Continued cold with a high near 50 and a low around 25. A gentle wind accompanies the conditions.
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International Service
Lake Mead
Parade to Post for $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap
Fourteen horses enter the Santa Anita Handicap with no clear favorite. Next Move, Bewitch, All Blue, and Great Circle figure prominently while Coaltown sits out. Moonrush and Bernbrook also loom as possible upsetters. Other contenders include Sudan Frankly Iron Duke II Repeluz Vino Fino Mocopo and Last Round.
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Calif
Noor
Hill Prince
Bewitch
All Blue
Calumet Farm
Great Circle
Coaltown
Moonrush
Bernbrook
Sturdy
Sudan
Frankly
Iron Duke II
Repeluz
Vino Fino
Mocopo
Attlesey Favored In Pan American 110 Meter Hurdles
Dick Attlesey of Bell California led a strong U S sprint group into the Pan American Games 110 meter hurdles final as fellow American Don Halderman Cuba’s Samuel Anderson and Argentina’s Estanislao Kokurek completed the field The U S held a clear lead in the unofficial team standings with 129 points Argentina 93 Brazil 50. Jim Fuchs earned his second gold with shot put 56 feet 7 inches Rafael Fortun of Cuba joined him as a double title holder in the 200 meter after beating Arthur Bragg of Baltimore in the 100 meter. The U S baseball and basketball teams remained unbeaten Wake Forest defeated Columbia 7 5 in 12 innings Don Barksdale led the U S basketball with 29 points. Maureen O Brien won the women 100 meter backstroke in 1185. Allen Stack Bowen Stassforth and Richard Cleveland helped the U S win the men 300 meter freestyle relay.
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Columbus
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Hugo Maiocco
New York
John Voight, Jr
Baltimore
Curtis Stone
Philadelphia
John Twomey
Roseville
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Gloucester
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Brazil
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Rafael Fortun
Cuba
Arthur Bragg
Harron Floyd
Norfolk
Wake Forest
Columbia
Don Barksdale
Uncle Sam
Maureen O’brien
Red Bank
Sheila Donahue
Lafayette
Cager Lipman Tells How Fixers Ordered In Dressing Rooms
Louis Lipman, ex LSU star held on bribery charges for fixing a 1949 game, described how racket men invaded dressing rooms to give orders and signal play. He aided an investigation that sought two more former LSU players and a third fixer, aided by details from an arrested ex-cager. Lipman recalled threats and double crosses as he testified about bribes and game manipulation linked to Duquesne and a Garden victory over Southern California.
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INS
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Lipman
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NCAA Warns TV Ban Will Stay In Effect
Chicago March 3 The NCAA policy council warned colleges that violating the convention ban on live football television would bring immediate bad standing and possible expulsion. It authorized leaders to declare violators in bad standing and move to expel them at the next convention. The council also urged boycotts of games on non college floors and signaled future NCAA tournament games won’t be on such sites.
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NCAA
Garcia Cleveland Officials Convene On Holdout Talks
Pitcher Mike Garcia of the Cleveland Indians, listed as an official holdout, will meet with General Manager Hank Greenberg today for a contract discussion. Infolders Roberto Avila and Orestes Minosa have not reported to spring training. Avila is detained at Juarez border, Minosa awaits immigration clearance in Havana.
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Cuba
Riley and Anderson Meet In South Atlantic Women Final
Ormond Beach Florida March 3 Polly Riley of Fort Worth Texas faced Edean Anderson of Helena Montana in the 18 hole final round of the South Atlantic Women's golf championship. Riley advanced by beating Carol Diringer of Tiffin Ohio 5 and 4 after Diringer upset Betsy Rawls of Austin Texas earlier in the week.
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Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Edean Anderson
Helena
Mont
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Carol Diringer
Tiffin
Ohio
Miss Anderson
Grace DeMoss
Corvallis
Ore
Miss Diringer
McEwen Bids For Twin Win In Big Ten Indoor Meet
Champaign March 3 Don McEwen Michigan ace cinderman bids for the mile and two mile titles in an ironman effort to lead the Wolverines to the Big Ten indoor track and field championship. He holds the conference two mile record and faces no serious opposition in the longer race. His principal mile rival is Ohio State's Les Truex.
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Ill
Don McEwen
Michigan
Ace Cinderman
Wolverines
McEwen
Ohio State
Les Truex
National Association All Stars Beat West 111 94
East All Stars defeated West All Stars 111 to 94 in the National Association game. Anderson scored 79 and Evansville 70 for the winning side.
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Associated Press
Anderson
Evansville
Robinson's Miami Fight Postponed
Illness forces postponement of the Sugar Ray Robinson Holly Mims world title bout in Miami Stadium. Robinson arrived and requested the delay saying he is ill. Dr. James J McCormick of the Miami boxing board says the middleweight champion has Virus X and should rest three to five days. No new date was set.
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Miami Stadium
Robinson
James J. McCormick
Miami Boxing Board
Boxing Roundup From New York and Beyond
Report lists fighters and results in various locales including New York Seattle San Diego Phoenix Los Angeles Hollywood Stockton and Mexico City. Notable bouts mention Matthews outpointing Murphy and Davis outpointing Yeager with scores in the teens and teens plus percentages.
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Erty Matthews
Seattle
Rish Bob Murphy
San Diego
Phoenix
Hank Davis
Bob Yeager
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Tate Martinez
Stockton
Calif
A Chu Chu Jiminez
Mexico City
Mize's 38 and 100 games shaping Yankee plans
Veteran slugger Johnny Mize trains at Phoenix Municipal Stadium and Buckhorn Mineral Wells as Casey Stengel paces a strategy to field 100 New York Yankee games in 1951. Mize, 38, posts a .317 lifetime average with 341 homers, proving a durable asset for wartime roster challenges.
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Detroit
Arizona Sun
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Red Kress
New York Giants
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Casey
Joe Collins
Johnny Hopp
Hank Workman
Cuba
DiMaggio Signals Retirement Plan After Season
Joe DiMaggio hinted this could be his last year with the New York Yankees saying he feels this may be his final season. The Yankee Clipper denied a desire to stay in baseball as a manager or executive and said injuries have not hastened his decision.
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Yankee Clipper
New York Daily Mirror
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DiMaggio
UCLA Sophomore Ridgway Leads PCC Scoring Pace
UCLA star Dick Ridgway tops Southern Division scoring with 186 points in 10 PCC games, averaging 18.6. Ed Tucker trails with 171 points, while Eddie Sheldrake holds a strong shooting percentage. In the Northern Division Bob Peterson leads with 181 points, and Oregon posts the top team average in the division.
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Dick Ridgway
UCLA
Hoopalong
Stanford
Ed Tucker
Ridgway
California
Billy Hagler
Jim Ramstead
Eddie Sheldrake
Bob Peterson
Peterson
Washington
Bob Noubreys
Oregon
Kid Davis Hart Cop Victories
A couple of Phoenix youths show boxing promise with wins. Hank Kid Davis, 19, beat veteran Bobby Yaeger in a 10 round decision, while Johnny Hart, 18, defeated Dick Rivers in six rounds. Promoter Paul Clinite plans more Phoenix cards with Davis and Hart headlining prospects.
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Hank
Kid) Davis
Los Angeles
Bobby Yaeger
Davis
Johnny Hart
Dick Rivers
Nogales
Hart
Phoenix Madison Square Garden
Paul Clinite
Charlie Salas
California
Clinite
Battle Morn Heads 15 Starter Flamingo Stakes Field
Miami Florida March 3 UP a near record field of 15 three year olds led by Cain Hoy Stable's Battle Morn was set to parade postward in the $50 000 Flamingo Stakes Florida's big Derby prep. Battle Morn the betting favorite despite a recent loss carries 120 pounds while Away Away and Put Sang top weight at 123 under allowance conditions.
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Fla
Cain Hoy
Battle Morn
Florida
Put Sang
Madison Square Garden to yield control or NCAA tourney loss
NCAA policy makers warned MSG must give colleges effective control or risk losing the NCAA tournament next season. Lippman, 26, a Long Island star from the 1948-49 team, was arrested as part of a fixed games probe in New York. Pan American action saw Fuchs throw the shot 7% inches at track meet in Buenos de. Army took Heptagonal Games with 52% points to Yale's 39% in New York. Ferrier of San Francisco led halfway after a round with a 64 at the Petersburg Open in St Petersburg, Fla.
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Louis Lippman
Long Island Star
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Fla
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