Tech Football Sees Brighter Prospects Under Goddard
Tech returns five regulars from last season and three other lettermen as coach Goddard shapes a tougher schedule. Key players include guards Tom Alexander and Bill Baldwin, fullback Ed Estrella, ends Harold Colbert and Clovis Campbell, with juniors and freshmen pushing for varsity spots.
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Tech
Goddard
George Carrillo
Hornet
Tom Alexander
Bill Baldwin
Ed Estrella
Harold Colbert
Clovis Campbell
Albert Cordova
Frank Martin
Alfred Estrella
Kiwanians Over-Doubtful Must Control Epidemic
Professor C E Southern of Arizona State College at Tempe argues bowl profits can still benefit charity under an 80 percent share rule. He cites Arizona’s precedent, says some teams may profit, and notes coaches seek escrow guarantees. Also mentions a Memphis Gator Bowl idea and Don Trower’s contract with the Phoenix Solons.
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C. E. Southern
Arizona State College
Tempe
National Collegiate Athletic Association Committee
Southern
NCAA
Phoenix Kiwanis Club
Chuck
Uncle Sam
University of Arizona
Arizona
Kiwanis
Midwest
Memphis
Tenn
Florida
Howell Grooms Idaho U. Into PCC Contention
University of Idaho coach Dixie Howell previews a stronger Vandals squad for 1946. Captain Carl Khillgaard, Will Overgaard, Orville Nes, and backfield stars Glen Christian and Jerry Diehl headline a deep lineup. New assistants Bill Godwin and Babe Curfman aid Howell as he shifts to a Maybe-T offense. Schedule pits Oregon, Texas, Washington State, Montana, Portland, Oregon State, and Stanford.
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Bob Paterson
Moscow
Ida
INS
University of Idaho
Dixie Howell
Alabama
Carl Khllgaard
Howell
Will Overgaard
Orvillenes
Glen Christian
Jerry Diehl
Idaho
Howel
Vandals
Bill Godwin
Georgia
Babe Curfman
Texas Tech
Godwin
Boston Yanks
Curfman
Brooklyn Eagles
Notre Dame
Oregon
Texas
Washington State
Montana
Portland
Oregon State
Stanford
Somerton Meets Toronto Tonight in NC Softball Clash
Greeley Colo Sept 6 The Somerton Roundup club of Somerton Ariz meets Toronto Can at 7 30 p m today in the third round of the National Softball Congress men s championship tournament Somerton is among four undefeated teams and a tournament favorite.
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Greeley
Colo
Somerton
Ariz
Toronto
Can
National Softball Congress
Meetings Set Tonight for Gold Spot Leagues in Bowling Center
Two organizational meetings are planned at the Gold Spot at 8 pm. Commercial League officers and bowlers will finalize plans for winter play while Gold Spot Ladies League members prepare their organization. Both leagues will bowl on Tuesday nights and all interested keglers are invited.
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Gold Spot
Gold Spot Ladies League
Detroit and Phils Cast As Spoilers In Pennant Push
In a tight pennant race, Detroit Tigers and Philadelphia Phillies surge as spoilers. Yankees Red Sox Indians Dodgers Cardinals lead divisions, while Detroit win streaks and Phils doubleheader wins keep pressure on front runners.
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Detroit
Phils
Ncquist
New York
Red Sox
Yankees
Indians
Dodgers
Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Phillies
Coors Meet Fort Wayne For Semipro Title duel
In Wichita Kansas the Coors of Golden Colorado face Fort Wayne Indiana General Electrics in a double elimination National Semipro Baseball final. The Coors unbeaten unless they lose tonight then another title game is set for tomorrow. Fort Wayne beat Elk City 4 0 to reach finals with Frank Ververka pitching for Fort Wayne and Al Cicotte to start for Coors.
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Wichita
Kan
Golden
Colo
Coors
Fort Wayne
Ind
General Electrics
Indianans
Elk City
Okla
Frank Ververka
Southern Association
al Cicotte
Coloradoans
Walker Happy To Pay Fine From Goetz Altercation
Pittsburgh Sept 6 AP Dixie Walker Pirates outfielder drew a 100 fine and a three day NL suspension from Ford Frick after an incident with umpire Larry Goetz in St Louis. He was ejected in the 10th inning for arguing about a pitch during an intentional walk. Walker said the fine and suspension were worth it and that he waited 11 years to tell Goetz off.
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Pittsburgh
Dixie Walker
Ford Frick
Larry Goetz
St. Louis
Walker
Goetz
University Park Elimination Showdowns Highlight Local Pairings
Arizona Highways and Teamsters clash at University Park at 7 pm with the loser ousted in the minor league playoff. At 8 15 pm Arizona Brewery faces Holy Name Cardinals in the Phoenix Athletic Association tournament as Sonny Othon and Johnny Martinez square off on the mound.
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Arizona Highways
Teamsters
University Park
Arizona Brewery
Holy Name Cardinals
Phoenix Athetic Association
Johnny Wolf
Highways
Tony Acker
PAA
Sonny Othon
Johnny Martinez
Cardinals
Coolidge Beaten In ASA Tourney Finals Drama
In Fullerton California Monterey Park defeats Coolidge Arizona 2-0 on a two hit shutout by Pat Patrick. Marv McCullough doubled in the seventh to score the winning runs as Monterey Park advances to the double elimination finals to face San Diego seeking the regional title. San Diego needs one more win to claim the championship.
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Fullerton
Calif
Monterey Park
San Diego
San Diegans
Coolidge
Ariz
Pat Patrick
Marv McCullough
Pancho Gonzales May Turn Pro After U S Title
Forest Hills report shows Pancho Gonzales, the 1950 U S singles champion, may turn professional next year with Jack Kramer. He defeated Ted Schroeder 16-18 2-6 6-1 6-2 6-4 in the final, the longest in American final history, and could dictate his price for a pro tour. Mrs. Margaret Osborne du Pont retained the women's crown by beating Doris Hart 6-4 6-1, while J Gilbert Hall won the veterans title over Wilmer Allison 6-3 6-2. Louise Brough and Eric Sturgess won the mixed doubles 4-6 6-3 7-5, the fourth time for Miss Brough.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Jack Kramer
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Calif
Los Angeles
Gonzales
Bill Tilden
Schroeder
U. S
Pancho
Margaret Osborne du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Downing Doris Hart
Jacksonville
Fla
J. Gilbert Hall
New York
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Tex
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Mrs. duPont
Billy Talbert
Miss Brough
John Bromwich
Tom Brown
Browns Tie Bills as 18-Game Win Streak Falls
The Cleveland Browns halted their 18 game winning streak with a 28 28 tie against the Buffalo Bills in Buffalo. Otto Graham sparked a rally with two touchdown passes to Edgar Jones and one to Mac Speedie as Cleveland erased a 28 point deficit. Buffalo’s George Batterman scored twice on quarterback sneaks with Rex Baumgardner adding the other score.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Buffalo Bills
Otto Graham
Lou Sabin
Graham
Edgar
George Batterman
Rex Baumgardner
Chet Adams
Ollie Cline
Bills
Rogers Takes Pike's Climb
AI Rogers won the Pike’s Peak auto race for the second straight year on Labor Day in Colorado Springs. Lou Unser finished second, continuing his bid for a ninth win. Unser’s machine skidded at the finish and he backed it onto the road.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
AI Rogers
Lou Unser
Pikes Peak
Rogers
Unser
Parsons Wins 100 Mile Du Quoin Midget Race
Johnny Parsons of Van Nuys California triumphed in a 100 mile midget auto race at the 27th Du Quoin State Fair in Illinois. Sam Hanks of Glendale California finished second as Parsons posted a time of one hour eight minutes six and 73/100 seconds.
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DU Quoin
Ill
Johnny Parsons
van Nuys
Calif
du Quoin State Fair
Sam Hanks
Glendale
Parsons
Douglas Wins Ozark Open Golf Title in Springfield
Dave Douglas of Newark Del pro captured the $5,000 Ozark Open at Hickory Hills in Springfield by finishing 54 holes at 203, seven under, with Ferrier of San Francisco at 206 and Wininger of Stillwater Okla amateur at 207 in third.
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Springfield
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
Big Jim Ferrier
Douglas
Ferrier
San Francisco
Delaware
Hickory Hills
Bo Wininger
Stillwater
Okla
Ted Darius
Coronado
Calif
Safford Gridders Face Hard Work Ahead of Season
Safford Bulldogs begin drills under Coach Gov Aker with a revised 10 game schedule released over the weekend. Assistant Lynn Dalton reports to school, joining practice as the team prepares for games at Thatcher Clifton Globe Morenci Douglas and other sites from September 23 to November 24 with dates scattered across October and September.
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Specail
Phoenix Gazette Safford
Safford Bulldogs
Gov Aker
Sun Devil
Lynn Dalton
Thatcher
Clifton
Globe
Iami
Morenci
Douglas
Maynard Jones Wins Narrow Path Victory in Baltimore Bout
In Baltimore Maynard Jones of Wilmington Delaware edged Johnny Kapp with a points decision. In Las Vegas San Andrews defeated Pierce of Los Angeles while Los Angeles fought Salt Lake City in another welterweight matchup, the card featuring three bouts with judges awarding decisions.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maynard Jones
Wilmington
Del
Johnny Kapp
Vegas
Nev
San Andrews
Los Angeles
E Pierce
Salt Lake City
Rules Simplified for 1949 Prep Football Penalties
The 1949 high school federation rules reduce penalties to two yardages, five and 13. Enforcement is streamlined with spot-based rules for defensive and offensive infractions, and previous spot rules for loose balls. Forfeited games may keep the scoring of the leading team unless the forfeiting side is ahead, then a 1-0 result is recorded.
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High School Federation
Sun Devils Night Drills Lengthened for Scrimmage Set
Arizona State drills under the lights at Tempe were praised as a good workout by Head Coach Ed Doherty who plans longer night practices while afternoon sessions are cut. Night scrimmage slated for 7:30 p m with a varsity reserve team against freshmen. first full intra squad scrimmage tentatively Saturday morning pending progress.
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Arizona State College Sun Devils
Tempe
Ed Doherty
Doherty
Sun Devils
Ted Budynkiewicz
Budynkiewicz
Hardin- Simmons
Pepperdine University
Waves
Devils
Los Angeles
Cecil Coleman
Bill Kajikawa
al Onofrio
Walt Ruth
Bill Quinn
John Zucco
Joe Tassinari
Zucco
White
Marvin Wahlin
Flag Battles and standings across leagues
Flag battles at a glance show team matchups and results across leagues with highlights on home and away records. The report lists cities and teams such as New York Philadelphia Washington St Louis Cleveland Detroit Chicago Boston and others, plus remaining games and standings through early September. It notes the Salmon Derby ends with John C. Hoikka winning 1500 dollars for a 48 pound 10.5 ounce King Chinook at Astoria Oregon, with about 20,000 participants.
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Benina
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louis
Astoria
Ore
John C. Hoikka
Rosburg
Wash
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Tommy Soto
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University of California
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Hal Newhouser
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Howell Grooms
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