Border Conference Football Tour Touches Far Cities
The Border Conference features hard games across the country with Hardin-Simmons at Cincinnati, Arizona State vs Pepperdine in Inglewood, John Carroll at El Paso, Texas Western vs BYU, and Wyoming at New Mexico. Arizona squads aim for 1 000 with USC in Flagstaff, while Arizona Wildcats face New Mexico Aggies. Recalling baseball history, a Yankees-Cardinals World Series is favored, and local softball notes praise Amelina Peralta and Margie Law of the Rambles as top pitchers plus veteran tips from Thornton Lee.
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Ohio River
Blue Pacific
Cactus Circuit
Hardin-Simmons’ Cowboys
Cincinnati University
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John Carroll University
Cleveland
el Paso
Texas- Western
Brigham Young
Arizona Wildcats
New Mexico Aggies
Cats
Iowan Admits UCLA Calls Denies Tip on Sanders
IOWA CITY Iowa Sept 24 INS a former University of Iowa football letter winner identified himself as the man who spoke three times with Red Sanders coach of UCLA the Hawkeyes opener Jim Lawrence denied he tipped Sanders He said he made three calls Lawrence admitted to three calls Sanders confirmed one call another arranged a Cedar Rapids meeting and a third relayed a tip about a four man defensive line Anderson said he would take no charges but lamented lacking time to adjust plans
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Red Sanders
UCLA
Hawkeyes
Jim Lawrence
Iowa
Sanders
Eddie Anderson
Hawks
Uclans
Anderson
Hawkeye
Lawrence
Cedar Rapids
Uclan
Bears
Sun Devils Aim To Upset Pepperdine In Inglewood Opener
Arizona State College faces Pepperdine tonight at Sentinel Field in a season opener. Star halfback Wilford White battles a cold and hip bruise as teammates Beall Markichevich and Rich support a balanced ground game against the Waves. Pepperdine’s Eddie Hyduke directs the attack while the Devils’ defense seeks to stop him and protect a likely tough test for defensive starter Harry Laubach.
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Los Angeles
Arizona State College
Sun Devils
George Pepperdine College
Devils
Ed Doherty
Demons
Tempe
Pepperdine Waves
Inglewood
Sentinel Field
Doherty
Peps
State College
Flagstaff
Bob Rippel
Wilford
Whizzer
Pittsburgh Steelers
White
Doak Walker
Southern Methodist University
Ray Richard
Gridiron Warriors
Charlie Beall
Marko Markichevich
Henry Rich
Manuel Aja
Harry Laubach
Laubach
Beall
Markichevich
Arizona State
Rippel
Cliff Hugoboom
Jim Treguboff
Czeslow Schmidt
John Zucco
Joe Tassinari
Bill Gosselin
Cecil Coleman
Pepperdine
Pat Murphy
Bill Hicks
Marlin Cook
Keith Kenworthy
Otto Plum
Bo Williams
Vincent Tagupa
Hyduke
Bell
Hayes
Dale Drager
Arizona State College Sun Devils
Calif
Bobby Hayes
Terry Bell
Stranahan and Cisco Lead in Western Amateur Semifinals
Stranahan of Toledo and Cisco of Louisville led at the halfway point of the 36 hole Western Amateur semifinals at Bellerive Country Club. Stranahan posted 71 to be 3 up on James Frisina after 18 holes, while Cisco stood one up on Hord Hardin after 18. Cisco had defeated Harold Paddock Jr. yesterday.
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ST. Louis
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Walter Cisco
Louisville
Stranahan
Bellerive Country Club
James Frisina
Illinois
Cisco
Indiana University
Hord Hardin
Hardin
Harold Paddock, Jr
Aurora
Man Poles Up For Indians Flag Plot Transports To Stadium
Charley Lupica, a Cleveland vendor, spent months atop a 40 foot pole outside his East Side store to urge the Indians toward first place. He will be moved to Cleveland Stadium for one last night of pole sitting as the team nears the season’s end. Indians President Bill Veeck ordered the transport, and Lupica welcomed the final transfer after learning of his fourth child’s birth earlier in August.
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Charley Lupica
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Veeck
Pole
Cleveland Indians Bury 1948 Championship Pennant
In Cleveland a funeral style ceremony marked the burial of the 1948 World Series pennant. President Bill Veeck laid the flag in a black hearse and drove around the field as Taps sounded. The flag was placed in a freshly dug grave in center field, 410 feet from home plate.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Bill Veeck
Veeck
Wildcats Feel Heat Against Aggies In Conference Opener
Arizona opens Border Conference play against New Mexico A and M in Tucson. Coach Bob Winslow debuts with a strong line averaging 195 pounds and a versatile backfield led by Eddie Wolgast and Charlie Hall. Dan Russell projects as primary passer while Aggies rely on junior college transfers including Fred Batiste and Bill Ayres.
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New Mexico Aggies
Tucson
Jack Graham
San Diego
Calif
Charley Hall
Bill Ayres
Stockton
Wildcats
Aggies
New Mexico A & M
Arizona
Las Cruces
Eddie Wolgast
Oscar Carrillo
Charlie Hall
Wolgast
Hall
Carrillo
Winslow
Fred Batiste
Don Mackinnon
Clyde Lindsey
Les Kastner
Bill Jackson
Hal Hoag
John Fowler
Cecil Crouch
Max Spilsbury
Joe Kelley
Hal Richardson
Roy Rivenburg
Bill Bickley
Bob Morrison
Tom Woodburn
Dan Russell
Ed Wolgast
Classy Rivals Duel In Washington Park Five Sixteenth Feature
Classy rivals Pancoast and Queen's Beauty clash in the Washington Park five sixteenth mile feature as the 10th event on an all race card. Queen's Beauty recently won at Pueblo Derby and also impressed Wednesday night. Best Pancoast has placed second to Gallorette in the Washington Park Inaugural. Other notable runners include Roseberry, Dancing John, Gieaun O'Twilight, Diesel Engine, Cornell W., and Tarlton, with Rumack a fast winner in last night's headliner on the five sixteenths course.
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Pancoast
Queen’s Beauty
Washington Park
Pueblo
Colo
Gallorette
G. A. Alderson
Roseberry
A. L. Sparks
Dancing John
Gieaun O’twilight
Diesel Engine
Cornell W
Tarlton
Arizona
Rumack
Alderson
Martinique
Leslie Jo
F. B. Stutz
Washington Park Entries and Picks Thriller and Best Bet
The page lists race entries and picks for Washington Park across ten races with multiple horse names and jockeys. Best Bet noted as third race, with various contenders including Melstone Triu town, Tar Root, Pueblo Senator, Arch rivals, and a long list of horses such as Gingerette and Overture, reflecting a crowded program and selections.
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Joe M’fray
R. Little Mike General
Knis Sierra Bill Sweet Annice
Burma Moon
Sacajawea
Paracen
Poinciana Tohnnie
RA Snuffy Cousin
Suggs Extends Lead In National Open Golf Event
Louise Suggs holds a six stroke edge midway through the Women's National Open in Landover Maryland with a 36 hole total of 144. Babe Didrikson Zaharias trails at 150 while Carol Diringer Beverly Hanson Marlene Bauer Helen Sigel Betty Hicks and Mae Murray remain in the chase with 151 to 156.
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Carol Diringer
Toledo
Ohio
Beverly Hanson
Riverside
Calif
Marlene Bauer
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Helen Sigel
Detroit
Betty Hicks
Mae Murray
Rutland
Frances Stephens
England
Sundust's Score Wins For Indians
The Phoenix Indian School Braves defeated the Phoenix Union High School Grays 6 to 0 Friday afternoon, in the Indians third win of the season. Sunduston scored on a 25 yard run around end after a tight defensive battle.
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Phoenix
Braves
Phoenix Union High School
Grays
Indians
Eugene Sunduston
Yanks Seek to Halt Red Sox in Boston Series
International News Service reports the Yankees rally to shield their AL lead as they face the Red Sox in Fenway, with Ed Lopat and Ellis Kinder tipped to start and Mel Parnell opposed, amid Boston’s heavy hitting lineup and a 19 game Sox streak at the Fenway park.
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Red Sox
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New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
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Casey Stengel
Ed Lopat
Ellis Kiner
Ball Heads Midget Night at South Mountain Speedway
Bob Ball of Phoenix remains the man to beat as more than 20 local and coast cars prep for the ninth midget program at South Mountain Speedway. A field of California cars and locals, including Johnny Garrett and Bill Homier, join Ball, Boots Brown, Lyle Wagner, Elmer Ross’s California entries, and No. 99 driven by Frank Brewer, in a 82-lap program with 40-lap feature. The fireworks start at 7:30 with time trials, a three-lap trophy dash at 8:30, then the main events.
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Phoenix
South Mountain Speedway
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Louisiana
Lyle Wagner
Ed Joshu
Illinois
Elmer Ross
California
Bob Hornbrook
Art Hargraves
Ross
Frank (Satan) Brewer
Los Angeles
Chauncey Crist
Bill Taylor
Chuck Basney
Lloyd Turner
A Drake
Danny Harrison
Johnny Moorehouse
San Diego
Eddie Phillips
Clarence Auckley
J. A. Barker
Champ Hurt Cerdan Bout Postponed In New York
The Jake Lamotta Marcel Cerdan middleweight title fight scheduled for next Wednesday was postponed indefinitely due to a shoulder injury Lamotta sustained in training last Thursday. The New York State Boxing Commission placed Lamotta on its ill and unavailable list.
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Jake Lamotta
Marcel Cerdan
New York State Boxing Commission
LaMotta
Gridiron Scoreboard From AP Scores Across Regions
Eastern teams Boston U 33 Syracuse 25 and Boston College Pac tonight. Midwest Detroit 20 Tulsa 14 and North Dakota 6. Missouri Valley Missouri 27 Northeast 6. South Washington & Lee 27 Furman 7 and Auburn 7. Far West Colorado Mines 12 and others record results. multiple colleges listed with varied scores.
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Oitahome
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Western Reserve
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Ioan O. Ork
Rane
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Minn
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Pacientes
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Apprentice Dolphoon
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Ene
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PS P Branch Aart
Pants Bar' Ee Young
Rees Wins PGA Final in Britain Over Cotton
In Tadworth England Henry Cotton fell to Dai Rees of Wales in the British Professional Golfers Championships final. Rees secured his third PGA title and a $2100 prize, the richest in British golf history.
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Britain
Tadworth
Eng
Henry Cotton
Little Dai Rees
Wales
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