Siemering to Map New ASC Staff
Siemering plans to staff the Arizona State College football program from Tempe, with a backfield coach as likely first hire and potential additions including a new freshman coach and trainer. Existing aides Walt Ruth and Hank Stanton may remain, while Quinn and others’ contracts end with Doherty’s departure. Spring drills begin March 10 as transfers and freshmen reshape the Sun Devils’ 1951 lineup.
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Larry Siemering
Arizona State College
Tempe
College of Pacific
Pacific Coast
Siemering
Ed Doherty
Walt Ruth
Hank Stanton
Bill Quinn
Doherty
Drummond Bissett
Ted Budynkiewicz
Quinn
al Onofrio
Stanton
University of Arizona Star
Bill Kajikawa
Sun Devils
Metro Leagues Prepare monday Playoffs at Phoenix College
The Metro division resumes with Earl Jones Apcos versus Funk Jewels in an elimination battle at 9 pm. The winner faces Leonards for the Metro title. Naval Air vs Reynolds Metal for Industrial League at 8 pm, Reynolds can clinch. Carroll's and Spartans meet in Teenage finals at 7.
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Phoenix College
Earl Jones Apcos
Funk Jewels
Apcos-Jewels
Leonards
Naval Air
Reynolds Metal
Reynolds
Carroll’s
Spartans
Apcos
Barlow
Spec Smith
Leland Barlow
Carroll
BYU Stumbles, Utah Tops Cougars In Skyline Showdown
Brigham Young’s 23 7 squad trailed Utah 67 58 in Salt Lake City as Glen Smith scored 39 to tie the conference single game mark and Utah strengthened its grip on the Skyline Six. Wyoming kept a slim shot at a title as they beat Utah State 68 52. Kentucky and North Carolina State topped SEC and ACC action as NC State and Duke prepared for a title clash. UCLA and Washington led Pacific Coast races with key wins.
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New York
Brigham Young
Cougars
Utah
Provo
BYU
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Utah State
Kentucky
North Carolina State
Kentucky Wildcats
Cliff Hagan
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Georgia
LSU
Mississippi
Maryland
Duke
William and Mary
Dick Groat
NC State
Blue Devils
UCLA
Southern California
Washington
Washington State
Two 25 Lap Features Set For Jalopies at South Mountain
Two 25 lap features will top the jalopy racing program at South Mountain Speedway tomorrow afternoon. The inverted starts after the first feature will test drivers as Art Bisch and Bob Hinkle have swept both races recently while others aim to climb in points for the 1951 jalopy title. Time trials begin at 1 30 p.m. with the trophy dash at 2 30 p.m. Heats precede the mains as top contenders seek season honors.
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South Mountain Speedway
Phoenix
Art Bisch
Bob Hinkle
Bisch
Hinkle
Jay Barker
Clarence Auckley
Texas Western Leads Southwestern Rifle Meet Standings
Texas Western College built a 20 point cushion atop the Southwestern Invitational rifle meet with a 7,447 score of 8,000 yesterday. Utah State followed at 7,427, while Texas University 7,345, New Mexico Military 7,335, and Texas A&M 7,276 rounded out the top teams. Utah University 7,235 and Arizona 7,230 trailed.
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EL Paso
Tex
Texas Western College
Utah State
Texas Western
Utah
Texas University
New Mexico Military
Texas A&m
Utah University
Arizona
Bat Boy Tries Feature Race Minus Gus Carlson's Threat
Bat Boy and E. B. Pate’s entry meets a strong field at Greyhound Park in a 5/16 mile feature. The race rematches Thursday’s lineup minus Gus Carlson, with Queenie Doll and Casey Swenson supporting Bat Boy as co favorites, while Ruff Rube and others draw attention. Bets paid on the night include a $78.80 quintela and a $420.80 daily double.
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Gus Carlson
E. B. Pate
Greyhound Park
Justa Wrinkle
Queenie Doll
Casey Swenson
Queen of New York
Gallant Missy
Ruff Rube
H. W. Ives
Heston Lad
Monte Romero
Tijuana
Earl Wittner
Instant Start
Ulan
Bench-Rest Match Slated At Phoenix Red and Gun Club
Arizona shooters from Superior Prescott Casa Grande and Miami travel to Phoenix for the first bench-rest matches at South Mountain range. Firing begins 9 a.m. with four 100 and 200 yard events including five shot groups and two two-group formats. Prizes include 50 percent of entry fees.
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Arizona
Superior
Prescott
Casa Grande
Miami
Phoenix Marksmen
Phoenix Red and Gun Club
South Mountain Range
Mel Ott Injured in Acorn Camp Setback
BOYES SPRINGS California March 3 Unified Press Mel Ott Oakland hall of fame manager suffered a painful ankle injury becoming casualty No 1 of the Acorn season He was struck yesterday by a fast Peg from Jim Marshall rookie first baseman The Oaks pitching staff is thin Clyde Shoun and Bill Greason expected soon to bolster camp
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Boyes Springs
Calif
Mel Ott
Oakland
Acorn
Jim Marshall
Oaks
Clyde Shoun
Bill Greason
Birmingham
Rose Bowl Pact Talks Between Big Ten and PCC
A special joint committee of the Big Ten and Pacific Coast Conference will discuss renewing the Rose Bowl agreement tonight. The PCC voted last week to continue playing in the Rose Bowl and formed a four member panel to invite the Big Ten to join. The Big Ten plans to send its interim committee of faculty representatives and athletic directors, which has studied the issue since last year.
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Chicago
Big 10
Pacific Coast Conference
Big Ten
Thunderbird Ski Meet Set For March 18 At Snow Bowl
The fifth annual Thunderbird Ski Meet will be held March 18 at Arizona Snow Bowl after a warm spell canceled the original date. Sponsors, the Thunderbird club of the Chamber of Commerce and The Arizona Republic, see ideal conditions from a fresh cold wave. Snow depth reported as three feet at the lodge with more on upper trails.
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Chamber of Commerce
The
Arizona Republic
Arizona
al Grasmoen
Old Feudists Tangle For Cage Crown
Arizona's Class A basketball title showdown tonight at Tempe pits the Phoenix Coyotes against the Mesa Jackrabbits after tight semis. Tucson Badgers and North Phoenix fell to the finalists in a dramatic upset-filled bracket.
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Phoenix Coyotes
Mesa Jackrabbits
Arizona Interscolastic Association
Arizona State College
Phoenix
West Phoenix
Phoenix Tech
Tucson Badgers
Coyotes
North Phoenix
AIA
Mesa
Mesa-Phoenix
North High, Rabbits, Stiteler Lead Near Comeback Loss
North Phoenix held to 16 points by John Allen as Mitcham’s defense limited him to nine. Duane Richins added 13 for the Rabbits, while Bill Burk scored 20 and Jerry Stiteler 16 for the Horses. Mesa led 23-18 at halftime, built to 41-29, then North High cut it to 44-42 before Sneed’s shot widened the gap. Stiteler fouled out late. Mitcham kept Allen in check. Tech reached finals with a 44-39 win over Prescott as Frank Tease had 18 and Don Davidson 14 for the Hornets. West Phoenix beat Yuma 38-24 in the other consolation semifinal.
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Howard Wilson
Jerry Tolle
John Burton
Dave Milner
Coyotes
Tucson
Barder
Phoenix
Dick Daugherty
Charley Holland
Bob Burris
Dick Wood
Burris
Johnny Burton
Louie Grijalva
Milner
Burton
Badgers
AIA
Dale Sneed
Mesa
North Phoenix Phoenix Union
Solution Phoenix Tech
Prescott
West Phoenix
Yuma
North Phoenix
John Allen
Gene Mitcham
Duane Richins
Bill Burk
Jerry Stiteler
Mustangs
North High
Sneed
Rabbits
Stiteler
Mitcham
Allen
TECH
Frank Tease
Don Davidson
Hornets
Jim Savoini
George Rountree
Murray Rogan
Bob Black
Arizona Amateur prep moves golfers to Mesa Country Club
ACC golfers at Mesa Arizona Country Club shift to Mesa Country Club for regular play on Tuesday as qualifying and practice rounds for the Arizona Amateur wrap up. Pairings are set at the tee and play starts at 9 a.m.
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Arizona Country Club
Mesa Country Club
Wilt Gehrmann Duel Renewed In Columbian Mile
Fred Wilt, once called the track’s favorite loser, renews his rivalry with Don Gehrmann in the Columbian Mile at Madison Square Garden. Wilt trails Gehrmann in six straight this season and seeks to finally beat the reigning miler as fans back Gehrmann’s speed in a closely watched indoor meet tilt.
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New York
Fred Wilt
Don Gehrmann
Wilt
Gehrmann
Wisconsin
Gehrmann- Wilt
First Qualifying Slated For State Golf Meet
Qualifying in the Arizona Amateur championship opens at Arizona Country Club tomorrow with many players aiming at titles in lower flights. Defending champion Bob Goldwater is guaranteed into the championship flight, while 31 spots remain to be filled throughWednesday.
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Arizona
Arizona Country Club
Bob Goldwater
Goldwater
Phoenix
Tucson
Webb Wiese
Bernard Brown
State Association
Phoenix Country Club
Gray Madison
Dick Taylor
Dick Prather
Jack Evans
Encanto
Eddie Cavanagh
Arizona State College
Tempe
National Open dates set for Dallas Northwood Club
The United States Golf Association announced the 1952 National Open will be held June 12 to 14 at Northwood Club in Dallas. Other 1952 events include the Women’s Amateur in Portland, Amateur in Seattle, Junior Amateur in New Haven, and Girls Junior at Pebble Beach. No site yet chosen for the Amateur Public Links.
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United States Golf Association
Northwood Club
Dallas
Waverly CC
Portland
Ore
Seattle
New Haven
Conn
Monterey Peninsula
Pebble Beach
Calif
Return Bout Planned For Light Heavies
Al Weill aims to rematch Harry Matthews and Bob Murphy in a 10 round light heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden on March 28 after Matthews defeated Murphy in New York. Matthews used a strong closing attack for an upset unanimous decision ending Murphy 13 fight knockout streak. The bout drew 6922 fans and $23970 gross. Weill says the close, thrilling fight warrants a repeat so fans can see it again.
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New York
al Weill
Harry Matthews
Bob Murphy
Madison Square Garden
Matthews
Seattle
Wash
Murphy
San Diego
Calif
Garden
Joey Maxim
Weill
Compton and Ventura Face Final Western Regional Clash
In Compton California tonight Compton Junior College meets Ventura Junior College for the Western Regional basketball final after both advanced with semifinal wins. Compton beat Fullerton 66 to 60 while Ventura routed Glendale 82 to 50.
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Compton
Calif
INS
Ventura Junior College
Fullerton
Ventura
Glendale
Jets Rally Past Devils 14-9 in Tempe Showdown
The Williams Air Force Base Jets defeated the Arizona State Sun Devils 14-9 in Tempe to claim back to back wins. The Devils led 7-0 before the Jets surged with eight runs in the seventh inning as Frank Morales took the loss, surrendering three singles and committing three errors in a turbulent frame.
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Williams Air Force Base
Jets
Arizona State Sun Devils
Tempe
Devils
Frank Morales
Fairground's Finale Promises Sharp Field on Final Day
The Maricopa Turf Club ends its season with the Tom Chauncey Handicap featuring six top thoroughbreds led by Little Jeff trained by W. H. Hodges and owned by 5-H Farm. Beau Leif, Mr. Whiskers, Valdiia Andire, Vermont 2nd, and other contenders race 1 1/16 miles. Polo B upset the seventh race, while Gay Countess won the eighth with Roddy Belle second and Brief Angel third.
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Maricopa Turf Club
Mile Oval
Little Jeff
5-H Farm
W. H. Hodges
Santa Anita
Victory Drive
Beau Leif
Cal Kennedy
MR. Whiskers
Charles Dye
Phoenix
Valdiia Andire
Vermont
California
Polo B
Poland
Lady Acres
F. Lambert
Big Rip
Gay Countess
Roddy Belle
Brief Angel
Pedicord Wins PCC Cup At Phoenix Country Club
Mrs Joe Pedicord posted a net 81 to win the annual women's President's Cup golf tournament at the Phoenix Country Club. She finished with 228, two strokes ahead of C E Van Epps who ended second at 230. T O McLaughlin was third with 234 and Dave Metz fourth at 235.
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Joe Pedicord
Phoenix Country Club
Clark Mueller
C. E. van Epps
Pedicord
T. O. McLaughlin
Dave Metz
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