Big Intersectional Tilts On Gridiron
New York Sept 24. Intersectional games total 14 big ones with major teams and five conferences in play. Notre Dame Michigan Army SMU North Carolina and Southern California headline today with many key matchups across the nation.
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New York
King Football
Notre Dame
Michigan
Army
Southern Methodist
North Carolina
Southern California
Michigan State
Spartans
Chaandnois
Lynn Candnois
Doak Walker
Wake Forest
Dallas
Choo Choo Charley Justice
North Carolina State
Indiana
Minnesota
Washington
UCLA
Iowa
Davidson
Navy
Stanford
Harvard
Williams and Mary- Pittsburgh
Texas-Temple
Hardin- Simmons-Cincinnati
South Carolina
Cardinals bounce back to defeat Prescott 19 0 in season opener
Glendale's Cardinals improved after halftime to blank Prescott High School 19 to 0. Jay Phillips threw to Tom Heatwale for a 32 yard score in the third period, and Pichwarcik added two fourth quarter runs. Prescott threatened early as Savonini clocked a 68 yard dash before a turnover.
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Cardinals
Prescott High School
Jay Phillips
Tom Heatwale
Bob Pichwarcik
Jim Savonini
Prescott
Badgers
Joe Phillips
Eddie Line
Pichnarcik
Badger
Pichwarcik
Roy Patterson
Mustangs Stave Off Mesa Push
North Phoenix Mustangs held off a Mesa rally to win 13 12 behind Gene Mitcham who rushed 15 times for 111 yards and two touchdowns. Ray Russell briefly sparked Mesa with accurate passing as North Phoenix defense and Moose Thompson aided the victory. Strong defense by Kemper Marley and Bob Melton helped secure the win.
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Overland Express
Gene Mitcham
Prophets
Mustangs
Mitcham
Mesa Jackrabbits
Ray Russell
North Phoenix
Moose Thompson
Russell
Thompson
Johnny Higgins
Higgins
Mesa
JACKS
Don Beasley
Dwayne Arrowsmith
Kemper Marley
Bob Melton
Bowers Giants
Larry
Glenn
Travis Kendall
Taft Jenkins
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Keyman
Montgomery Stadium
Jack
West High trims squad to 22 players for upcoming season
West Phoenix High School coach Bud Robinson cut his varsity to 22 players leaving only one senior. The roster includes seven juniors eight sophomores and six freshmen with 154 pound average and Capriotti the heaviest at 180. Fullback Vestal shines in practice as the team prepares for opening game with optimism and a final week of practice ahead.
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Bud Robinson
West Phoenix High School
Wickey Kay
Donn Durio
J. Edwards
Chester Sapriotti
Tex Berry
Richard Simis
Tommy Chapman
Bob Munn
Tom Hannah
Clayton
Woo‘tan
Bill Vestal
Capriotti
Vestal
Robinson
West High
National League pennant standings and pennant race update
The sheet shows NL pennant standings with teams such as Chicago St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati and notes on remaining schedules and daily results. It lists upcoming games today and tomorrow including Philadelphia at Brooklyn Chicago at St Louis Boston at New York and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. It also covers American League pennant race with New York Boston Detroit Cleveland St Louis Washington and notes on remaining games and results. The coast and minor leagues sections list teams and standings for Hollywood San Diego Oakland Frisco Sacramento Los Angeles Seattle and other affiliates with recent scores.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
NEW
Detroit Se
Cleveland
St .Louis
Oan
Washington
Ay’s
Detroit
Mes
Frisco
Sac’mento
Portland
Seattle
Los Ang
Hollywood
Sacramento
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Diego
Fog
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
ERN ASSOC _ ION
Nashville A. Mobile
Nashville
Texas League
Tulsa
Ee Worth
Fort Worth
International League
Buffalo
Montreal
San Diego Seattle Vie For Playoffs In Pacific Coast League
In San Francisco on September 24, Pacific Coast League teams head toward Governor's Cup playoffs with Seattle and San Diego fighting for the final berth. Hollywood leads, with Oakland and Sacramento in pursuit, while weekend doubleheaders could settle the fourth spot. Seattle edged Hollywood 7-2 as Charlie Schanzz pitched eight hits for his 21st win. Sacramento’s Seals lost again 3-2 to the Solons, and Oakland swept Portland with Don Padgett’s late homer and Bill Taylor’s second homer of the night in the second game.
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Seattle
San Diego
Hollywood
Oakland
Sacramento
Charlie Schanzz
the Stars
Lefty O’douls
Seals
Solons
Portland
Don Padgett
Oaks
Bill Taylor
Prep Football Scores From The Associated Press
North Phoenix 13 Mesa Amphitheater 13 Tucson men Union 22 San Bernardino Calif Glendale 19 Prescott 0 Yuma 14 El Centro Calif C a Bowie El Paso Tex 13 Douglas 7 Globe 6 Phoenix Tech 0 Class B 26 St Johns 0 Ironwood 26 Camp Verde 0 Ann or C handler 38 Eloy Safford 53 Clifton 0 Thatcher 15 12 Coolidge 7 Flagstaff 6 Holbrook 34 Ft Apache 12
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Prescott
Yuma
el Centro
Calif
C. A. Bowie
el Paso
Amphitheater Panthers Upset Tucson Badgers 13-12
Amphi pulls surprise win in Tucson as Badgers stumble with a green squad. Bob Hart returns kickoff for 75 yards and connects with Dick Poe for a second score. Benny Rincon adds a 45 yard run as Amphi denies Tucson late surge. Globe Tigers blank Phoenix Tech Hornets 6-0. Yuma tops El Centro 14-0. Douglas falls to Bowie 13-7 in season debut.
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Arizona
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Old Pueblo
Bob Hart
Badgers
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Hart
Amphi Eleven
Dick Poe
Benny Rincon
Globe Tigers
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Tigers
Chandler
Bill Mead
Bob Kennedy
Ernie Contreras
Hornet
Yuma
el Centro
Calif
Doren Alvarez
Ray Kirby
Howard Miller
Bill Montana
Douglas
Bowie Bears
el Paso
Bulldogs
Gib Dawson
GPAers Tour Fort Hua Chuca During Convention
Arizona Game Protective Association delegates will tour Fort Hua Chuca as part of its September convention in Fort DOUGLAS. The guided visit will explore the wildlife preserve acquired last spring by the Arizona Fish and Game Commission, highlighting conservation history and regional wildlife management.
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Arizona Game Protective Association
Fort Huachuca
Arizona Fish and Game Commission
Bears Fall 14 13 at Flagstaff in Scrappy Loss
Phoenix College Bears return home after a 14 to 13 defeat at Flagstaff's Skidmore Field to Arizona State College Axbabes. Nunez failed conversion for USC, Pavlich converted both attempts, Rudy Larish opened scoring for the Bears, Ballard scored in the third quarter, Hotis stood out early, Burns connected with Nunez for a late TD setup.
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Distuan
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Bruin
Jerry Ballard
Tony Hotis
T. D. Nunez
Phoenix
Nunez
Vernon Burns
Pioenix College
U. S. C. Frosh
Kickett
Penaty Y Eocene
Schroeder Faces Drobny In National Tennis Semifinal
Ted Schroeder reaches the semifinals of the national hardcourt championships at Berkeley and will play Jaroslav Drobny, the Czech exile, in a feature match. Art Larsen and Eric Sturgees also advance to the other semifinal, following Drobny's victory over Herbie Flam.
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Calif
Ted Schroeder
Jaroslav Drobny
Schroeder
Drobny
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Eric Sturgees
South Africa
Young Conway Catton
University of San Francisco
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Tigers blank Indians as Trucks tops 19th win
Yesterday's Stars highlight Virgil Trucks of Detroit who pitched the Tigers to a 5-0 victory over Cleveland securing his 19th win. Ed White Sox tallied a 4-1 triumph with a three hit performance.
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Associated Press
Virgil Trucks
Tigers
Detroit
Cleveland
White Sox
Giee Accene
Coyotes End Doubts In 22-12 Sparkler
The Phoenix Union Coyotes beat the San Bernardino Cardinals 22 to 12 in the opener as Eddie Leister and Harry Fancher starred. Siegel and Stapley provided key running and receiving, with Fancher intercepting a pass and blocking a kick. The Coyotes showed depth with 27 players seeing action and prepare to meet Amphitheater of Tucson next week.
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Phoenix Gazette
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Fancher
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Leister
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Eddie Mattingly
Arthur Webster
Johnny Stein
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Tom Risner
Jerry Graham
Black
Mattingly
Ed Deleon
Coyote
Jack Grey
Fright Results From New York and Los Angeles Fight Card
Fright results report two boxing bouts with New York fighter Te Youn winning by 140 percent over Porique Botanos in Los Angeles. Rudy Garcia of Hollywood edged Jackie Blair in a 126 percent bout. Baby Joe Walcott of Omaha outpointed Alvin Williams in another Wichita clash.
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Te Youn
Porique Botanos
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Rudy Garcia
Jackie Blair
Caellas
Omaha
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