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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1949

Page

26

Fliers Tough Debut For Bruins Quintet

The 1949-50 Phoenix College Bruins open tonight at 8 against Williams Air Force Base at the Phoenix College gym with no admission. The Fliers, featuring six foot four Howard Brooks and guards Don Wilson Everett Brooks, have recent wins over Phoenix Warriors and beat Phoenix squads in prior meetings. Coach Dutch Hoy will unveil a starting five from seven returnees led by Paul Wright Roy Thompson Dave Schaff Gil Puente Bill Kessler Bruce Cobb and Jerry Dillon as Phoenix aims for a busy 28 game schedule including a potential showdown with Tyler Junior College.

Phoenix College Bears George Hoy Williams Air Force Base Ernest Kelly Glendale Parker Crosby Round Valley Pete Gorriaz Phoenix Bruin Phoenix College Fliers Collegians Phoenix Warriors Howard Brooks Don Wilson Everett Brooks Dutch Hoy Paul Wright Roy Thompson Dave Schaff Gil Puente Bill Kessler Bruce Cobb Jerry Dillon

Tech Raiders Favored In Title Go With HSU

The Texas Tech Red Raiders are favored to win a third straight Border Conference title by beating Hardin-Simmons. The message notes Tech’s power football, Gal Stevenson as standout, and mentions a Sun Bowl bid bid outlook. Also referenced are Texas Western, New Mexico defenses, and other conference games for the coming weekend.

Tech Raiders Hsu Texas Tech Red Raiders Hardin-Simmons Texas Red Raiders el Paso Hardin- Simmons Texas Western Tech Cowboys Gal Stevenson John Ford Bob McChesney Wilton (Hook) Davis Texas State New Mexico University New Mexico Aggies Tucson Arizona Charlie Hall Roy Rivenburg Max Spillsbury Tom Woodburn Kansas Little Trinity College of Texas Sun Devils Utah State Tempe

Bears Clinch Playoff Hopes as Grimy Week Ends

In a Turkey Day lineup, the Chicago Bears beat the Detroit Lions 28-7 to keep a shot at the Western division title alive. Johnny Lujack threw two TD passes as Chicago won in snow, while the Browns beat the Hornets 14-6 and the Yankees edged the Dons 17-16 in another All-America clash. Harvey Johnson set an AAC record with 100 consecutive extra point kicks as the playoff picture tightened across the league.

New York Chicago Bears Philadelphia Eagles Los Angeles Rams Bears Pittsburgh Chicago Cards Rams New York Bulldogs Washington Detroit Lions Detroit Buffalo Bills Cleveland Browns Chicago Hornets Chicago New York Yankees Los Angeles Dons Hornets Dons Buffalo Bills Baltimore Browns Yankees San Francisco Eagles Bob Smith Vern Huffman Brooklyn Johnny Lujack Notre Dame Los Angeles George Taliaferro Indiana van Davis Jack Russell Harvey Johnson Joe Vetrano Bill Boedeker Marion Motley Lou Groza Johnny Clement Brown Sheboygan Anderson Ti- City John Mahnken Tri-City Jorgy Jorgensen George Sobek Bobby Cook New York Knickerbockers Philadelphia Dick McGuire Harry Donovan Knicks Joe Fulks Les Pugh St. Louis Bombers

Elliott Back For B C Club

Bisbee Arizona announces Buck Elliott will manage the Bisbee-Douglas Copper Kings in the Arizona-Texas League next season. Joe Good confirms Bob Clements plans a Brooklyn farm system agreement visit early January. Elliott previously joined the Kings when the team stood 7 and 33, finishing one game short of the Governor's Cup playoffs.

Bisbee Buck Elliott Bisbee- Douglas Copper Kings Joe Good Douglas Copper Kings Bob Clements Brooklyn Good Clements Bisbee-Douglas Elliott Kings

Muir Player Hearing Set Over Eligibility Dispute

In Pasadena a Superior Court hearing was set today on the eligibility of John Muir College quarterback Ed Demirjian after the Western State Conference ruled him ineligible for living outside his district. Coach Norwood Jaqua was fired after wins against Compton and Glendale were forfeited. Demirjian later contributed a 47 yard scoring pass in a 20 to 14 comeback win over Pasadena.

Pasadena Calif John Muir College Ed Demirjian Thurmond Clarke Western State Conference Demirjian Muir Norwood Jaqua Compton Glendale WSC Jaqua Atty Joseph Scott

Cornell Football Under Dobie 1921 23 Goes Unbeaten

Cornell football teams coached by Gil Dobie from 1921 to 1923 posted undefeated seasons. Dobie’s squads maintained an untarnished record, showcasing dominant defense and steady offense across three seasons with strong wins and landmark performances by key players.

Cornell Gil Dobie

Seven Races At Sportsman's Park Tonight Carded

Sportsman's Park offers seven thoroughbred events on the seven furlong course with three special races preceding the regular program. The opening 7:30 post hosts a seven-pony winner-take-all 295-yard sprint, all jockey ridden. A second race pairs B Seven versus John Red in a 220-yard match. Regular action features Roan Annie Dolly Mack and Juanita in the 220-yard sprint. The seventh race centers on Scotch Pert Belated and Rose Zam as top contenders with Sky Gypsy pacing early. Bonita Gayle took last night’s Turkey Handicap, with Mr. Macaw fading late and Hy Polly never contending.

Sportsman's Park Barton Brothers Scotch Pert Belated Rose Zam Fairground Scotch Port Bonita Gayle Mr. Macaw Polly J Randall Hy Polly Euebe Mike G._Koyk Ginsmo D. I the Parson de ‘Frazier Sweetheart B. Green Tidy Joyce Mutual i Handle B. Seven John Red Dolly Mack P. Dominguez Suzy McCue Roan Annie H G. Ke Kk Juanita D. Geome Wan A. Ba Wiene Veer -Olds Rail Blizzard Ig Sackett Ging Agap Lebee Jack Meeve Gracito Antiescoe Chris Greaney Ng Spay Boston Witch Ylamer D. Bates Girl F. Wilcox Cope R. Roybal Fronger D. Jessop Brownie Red Just Islam M. Moncrief Bernite W. Sackett Campagna Cal Uncan Kate Amie L. Pierce Sign Blenhill Rae E. — Box Fou Fergie Ains Hadastar A. Applebee Kenny Sackett Bessie A. McWhorter Gay Valley H. Duncan Mary Pride E. Neal B. Iniguez Josey P Luz_Del Dia

Sportsman's Race Entries For Tonight

Night card features seven races with special lead pony, match race, and claiming events. Notable entrants include Dolly Mack, Seaver, and Be Wise as well as Sante Pert from Sackett stable with seven furlongs on the dirt track.

Selections race lineup and best bet named

A list of pony names for races with horses such as Scotch Pert and others. Best bet is Scotch Pert in seventh. The entries include Dolly Mack Roanita Hyacinth Gracito Rail Blizz and multiple other entries across six races.

Turf Race Payoffs and Derby Impressions Card

Meadowfield track tabulates daily turf race payoffs across six events from a 3-year-old and up claiming card. Key horses include Juanita Jessop, Magnolia, Red Tip, Mr Oaks, Winding Sun, Walter T and Red Tom with purses around 300 dollars or 5 percent. Final race times hover near 1:29 to 1:30 for the 11/16 mile and 1 mile segments, with multiple quiniela payouts and a large mutuel handle listed.

Juanita Jessop Koyk Magnolia Cecelia Red Tip Mr. Oaks Middlewin Applebee Billie Blue Copperwoll Winding Sun Walter T Red Tom Nahanada Chance Tea Monty R. Cox Tilinois Lucky Fair Chester Master Brooks Rossie Ann Gayne Quiniels Baz E. i Jale Billin Guinielen Notneck Tom Saraiee Mills Motor Lad Quiniela Red Etta Kenny’s Susie C Heather Wing Janice Bee Fredanger Devecter Tara B Rettele Quintela Ewe Sapam Trail High Grant Bates Superfine Wells Sir Rain Bunita Gayle Polly J Green Hey J Mr. Macaw Hy Polly Princess Rhoda Orosco Echo Beach Jones Yareboy Grenouille Siskiyou Pass Mutuel Handle

Pro Football League Standings and Results Reported

Eastern Division standings show Philadelphia at 8 1 with .889, Washington 3 4, Green Bay 2 7, and ties noted. American Conference lists Cleveland 2 1 at .900 and Buffalo 4 5 at .692, with teams and scores compressed in a chaotic recap of yesterday and upcoming games.

Philadel Rams Washton Bulldogs Isco Uffalo Esterday Cleveland Hornets New York Yankees Los Angeles Schedul Buffalo Baltiman Stork Yankees San Francisco

NCAA Chief backs Sanity Code but flags Virginia risk

Dr Karl Leib president of the NCAA said the Sanity Code will work if given a proper chance. He noted opinion splits among Southern colleges and warned Virginia could be expelled for not meeting code on athlete aid. Virginia said no jobs existed for athletes and may not follow the code. The issue will go to the NCAA compliance committee then to the January convention in New York.

College Station Tex National Collegiate Athletic Association Karl Leib NCAA Fort Worth Leib University of Virginia Virginia New York

Pro Fives Tally 248 In Orgy Pro Fives Tally 248 In Orgy

National Basketball Association game last night at Syracuse ended in a 125 to 123 win for the Syracuse Nationals over the Anderson Packers after nearly four hours of play. A record 123 fouls were called as six players on the Packers fouled out, Johnny Macknowski led the Nats with 21.

New York Syracuse Syracuse Nationals Anderson Packers NBA Packers Minneapolis Johnny Macknowski Nats Fort Wayne Boston Celtics Tony Lavelli Lavelli Celtics Boston

Fight Results By The Associated Press

Milwaukee bout saw Bob Sandberg stop Juste Fontaine in the 3rd round. In Brooklyn Red Davis stopped Aaron Joshua in the 6th at Broadway Arena. Vancouver card had Stan Almond outpoint Jesse Fonseca over ten rounds.

Associated Press Milwaukee Bob Sandberg Rockford, Ill Juste * Fontaine Brooklyn Broadway Arena Red Davis Aaron Joshua New York Vancouver B. C Stan Almond Jesse Fonseca el Paso Tex

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