Sun Devils vs Cowboys Thrill at Goodwin Stadium
Arizona State College faces Hardin-Simmons in a high scoring showdown at Goodwin Stadium. Woodson’s Cowboys use winged plays and a tough line to press advantage as Sun Devils duel to match the pace. Extra bleachers mark the fan excitement.
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Smart Cowboys
Goodwin Stadium
Warren Woodson
Frank Kimbrough
Hardin-Simmons
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Cowboys
Abilene
Tex
University of Arizona
Hook Davis
Johnny Ford
Howard McChesney
Donn Kinzle
Baylor
Clyde
Bulldog) Turner
Lor
Dixie Howell
Ed Doherty
Arizona
Husky
Arizona State College Sun Devils
Hardin-Simmons Coweys
Tempe
Chicago Pro Elevens In Important NFL Clash
Chicago Cardinals and Bears meet at Comiskey Park in a pivotal Western division clash as both clubs fight for early season footing. Cardinals pass defense and Bears aerial gains shape a confrontation also highlighted by other league games across the NFL and All-America Conference schedule.
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Frankie Albert
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Buffalo
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Chicago Rockets
49Ers
Rockets
Beau Jack Seeks Shot At Kid Gavilan After Upset Victory
Beau Jack, former lightweight champion from Augusta Georgia, defeated Livio Minelli European welterweight titlist in Chicago Stadium last night to become a strong contender for Ray Sugar Robinson's welterweight crown. His triumph earns a title bout with Kid Gavilan of Cuba, the top welterweight challenger.
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Ray
Sugar
Devils Bid For Border Surprise
The Devils face the Cowboys with speed and aggression key to overcoming a ASC opponent. Lineups list SUN DEVILS ends Bob Rippel Cliff Hugeboom tackles Treguboff Schmidt guards Walker Tassinari center Gosselin backs White Beal Markichevich fullback, and COWBOYS ends Elmer Biddy McChesney tackles Cooper Rowan guards Suratt Frost center Howard McChesney quarterback Ford backs Davis Allen Tiger. Walker may replace injured guard Tassinari. Zeno misses practice with twisted knee.
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Bill Gosselin
Pepperdine
Creslow Schmidt
Jim Treguboff
Tony Balsamo
Dick Law
Bob Walker
Walker
Joe Tassinari
Devils
Ernie Zeno
SUN Devils
Bob Rippel
Cliff Hugeboom
Treguboff
Schmidt
John Zucco
Tassinari
Gosselin
Coleman
White
Beal
Markichevich
Elmer Biddy
McChesney
Jerry Cooper
Earl Rowan
Bob Surratt
Paul Frost
Howard McChesney
Ford
Davis
Allen
Tiger
AGPA Nixes Changes In Delegations
Douglas October 1 AP All proposals to change representation in the Arizona Game Protective Association convention were defeated at the hotel Gadsden. The convention backed one vote per local association and moved to leave the date of the annual meeting open. Many resolutions were set for the afternoon with the president's election to follow. Earlier, yesterday's session explained Robinson-Pittman act federal aid administration.
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Arizona State Game Protective Association
Gadsden
Dodgers Sell Star Rookies
Boston Braves acquire two Brooklyn farm system stars Sam Jethroe and Bob Addis in a deal possibly worth 200000 in cash and players. Jethroe set an International League stolen base record with 89 and led in runs hits and totals, while Addis hit .346 with 36 doubles and 74 RBIs.
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Ty Cobb
Addis
Barberton
Ohio
Palo Verde Ravens Fliers in 26 to 7 Win
Palo Verde Junior College defeated Williams Air Force Base Fliers 26 to 7 at Blythe. Palo Verde rushed for 418 yards, with Phil Ramsey scoring on a 35 yard end run, Don Rhee connecting on a 27 yard pass to Erwin Neal, and Lloyd Bowen and Armando Carrico adding scores as PV improves and travels next to Thacher to face Gila Junior College.
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Tucson
Don Rhee
Erwin Neal
Needles
Lloyd Bowen
Armando Carrico
Thatchier
Gila Junior College
Phoenicians Support Yankees In Playoff Trip
A Phoenix group of 14 Phoenicians travels to New York to back the Yankees in the American League pennant games against the Boston Red Sox. The party includes Robert A. Becker, Del E. Webb’s Phoenix company leaders, Mrs. Becker, L. C. Jacobson, and several local residents and notable names in business and society.
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Bob Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
C. G. Sullivan
J. R. Ashton
Walter Richter
R. E. Becker
Two Classy Bouts Booked At Madison Square Garden
Promoter Paul Clinite announced two top boxing cards set for successive Wednesdays at Phoenix Madison Square Garden. Pedro Jiminez will rematch Nap Howard in a 10 round feature on Oct 12, followed by Charley Salas versus Freddie Herman for the lightweight title on Oct 19. Herman’s nose injury and recovery from Hawaii delayed the Salas bout, but manager Harry Shall said the Babe has added power and Salas should face a much tougher opponent. Herman is reported in good condition and ready for the challenge.
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Nap Howard
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Clinite
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Arizona
Freddie
Babe) Herman
Salas
Herman
Senators Buy Noren From Hollywood Club
The Washington Senators announced the purchase of outfielder Irving Noren from Hollywood of the Pacific Coast League for 50,000 dollars plus outfielder John Simmons and an additional player, with 10,000 dollars cash due by April 1, 1950. Noren, 25, batted .325 for Hollywood and driven in 119 runs.
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Hollywood
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Noren
Great Tribute Paid To Joe DiMaggio
At Yankee Stadium New York Oct 1 INS Joe DiMaggio is honored with a flood of gifts attracting 40 minutes of announcements. He appears despite pneumonia and receives autos plaques a motorboat a spaniel puppy and fans and city officials pay homage including gifts from Hoboken New Jersey and New Haven Connecticut.
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New York Baseball Writers
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Clipper
New Haven
Conn
Dodgers edge Phillies. Cardinals hopes fade in pennant race
Chicago dispatch reports a 6-5 Cubs win over St Louis, dropping the Cardinals to one game behind the Dodgers with two games left for each side. Brecheen faces Chipman in a crucial game as St Louis prays for a Dodgers defeat to stay alive for a possible World Series berth.
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Gilbert Tigers thrash Bagdad High six man
Gilbert's Tigers defeated Bagdad High School six man 37 to 6 at Bagdad. Quarterback Dick Coutchie scored once, threw for another, and kicked three two point conversions. Don Jeeter added a 32 yard TD, Billi Hill and Coutchie connected for a 10 yard TD, while Coutchie again scored on a 10 yard forward lateral. Tom McCrue and Frank Ybarra added TDs as the second team played. Howard Williams converted the extra points.
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Frank Ybarra
Howard Williams
Coyotes rout Amphitheater Panthers in 44 12 win
Phoenix Coyotes overpower Amphitheater Panthers 44 to 12 before 10 000 at Montgomery Stadium led by Eddie Leister with two passes to Grizzle and a 19 yard run. Key scores came from Art Webster Dick Stapley Bob Jacobs and Eddie Mattingly's interception return.
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Coyote
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Leister
Mattingly
Bob Black
Hart
Webster
Stapley
Panthers Comeback Falls Short Against Amphi in Gridiron Thriller
Amphi jumped to an early lead on Hart’s 18 yard sneak and a 79 yard Amphi march. The Coyotes answered with Grizble’s pass and Leister runs, then Leister’s rally tied the score after Fancher’s block. Jacobs led a late eruption with multiple scores while Webster and Stapley provided highlight moments in a fast paced game.
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Panthers
Coyote Ground
Hart
Coyotes
Grizble
Dick Poe
Leister
Calumet Stars Shine in Belmont Futurity Field
New York October 1 In stride with Belmont Park the Belmon t Futurity drew 16 colts and three fillies for its 60th running. Calumet Stable owned by Warren Wright fields Theory Rearmed Sunlit and Shine Boy likely public choice. Eddie Arcaro rides The Diver for Russell Firestone with Ted Atkinson aboard Guillotine as a strong third.
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Pensive
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Shine
Widener Chute
Russell Firestone
the Diver
Eddie Arcaro
Greentree Stable
Ted Atkinson
Lake Mead Weather Report Highlights Fair Weekend
International News Service notes Lake Mead remains fair with clear today and tonight followed by Sunday. Highs near 94 degrees, lows around 64, winds gentle and variable.
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