Yumans Swamp Parker All Stars 37-0 In Benefit Grid Game
Yumas overwhelmed Parker 37 to 0 in a benefit grid game as Joe DeCorse starred for Yuma scoring from a kickoff return, on drives, and a 38 yard run. Parker struggled with a strong Yuma defense holding to 23 yards rushing while the Indians rolled up 190 rushing yards and 40 passing yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yumans Swamp Parker
Abe
Yuma Geidders
Yyumane
Ier
Indians
Yantana
Toca
Parker
Lott
Acrome
Doyle Breech
Wren
Secomd
Arcond
Tumble
Stoppal
Beever
Yuma
Forrest Brown
Wille Rivera
Lob Haya
Bill Steiert
Manuel Sandoval
Brown
Steiert
Venter
Breech
Acore
Tony Alveres
Ua Fumans
Joe Decover
Hix
Hater
Hotel
de Corse
Broveh
Aic
Rae Sefinner
Dave ‘Loit
Arizona State Wins Border Conference Offensive Crown
Ford of Arizona State leads with 1120 yards as the Sun Devils top the Border Conference in total offense with 470.4 yards per game. White claims rushing honors at 1502 yards. Ford finishes strong in pass yardage and scoring titles across the conference amid a year of high offensive output. Monkeys Come Pack: BOSTON 8Py-There's monkey business again this year at rank- Jin Park. Bowing to popular fun and, mostly by children, the 200 has imported a dozen simians, first t 0 appear since 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Dec
Haram- Simmons
John
Model
Ford
Arizona
State
Wilford
White
Texas Tech
Arizona State
Sun Devils
West Texas
Frank Wyse
Joep
West Tex
Charlie Wright
Bobby Fuller
Bob Rippell
Fuller
Rippell
Boston
Rank- Jin Park
Vic Janowicz Named Football Player Of The Year In UP Poll
Vic Janowicz of Ohio State swept the United Press poll as 1950 Football Player of the Year earning 112 votes. Les Richter of California was runner up for Player of the Year with 26 votes, while Bob Reynolds of Nebraska and Babe Parilli of Kentucky also received votes. Janowicz also led as Back of the Year with 120 votes. Richter claimed Lineman of the Year with 64 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Janowicz
Ohio State
New York
Richter
Bob Reynolds
Nebraska
Rack
Kentucky
Babe Parilli
Reynolds
Gary Bob Gain
California
Parllli
Francis Bagnell
Penn
Kyle Rote
SMU
Sonny Granddegtug
Michigan State
Leon Heath
Oklahoma
Janowics
Parfitt
Bagwell
Heath
Grandelula
Rote
Marion
San Francisco
Smith
Texas
Heinrich
Washington
Gein
McFadin
Weatherall
Groom
Notre Dame
Feldberg
Army
McColl
Stanford
Holdush
North Carolina
Basketball Scores From The Bocarder Conference Roundup
United Press records a slate of college results with Arizona State at Flagstaff 60 defeating Highlands 50 and Hardin-Simmons 81 over Howard Payne 6. St John’s 76 topped Southern Methodist 7 while Colgate 74 beat Rider 48. St Bonaventure 79 defeated Valparaiso 1 and Amherst 94 over Catholic University 76. Vermont 66 beat Dartmouth 64 in overtime. Long Ishtnes a Denver 50 in a doubles overtime. Texas A M 45 fell to Canisius 44. Midivent Washington STL missouri 42 with 3radiey 77 Oregon Site 74. Wasthaven 6% Colorado College 57. Raving 78 Hanover 47. Kings 37 Milligan 36. Capital 63 Wilmington 35. South Parris Island Marines 80. Charleston int Mississippi 89. Southwestern Tennessee 30. North Carolina State 86 over George Washington 71. Jobs Offered in Classified Column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate
Rider
St. Bonaventure
Valparaiso
Amherst
Catholic Univ
Vermont
Dartmouth
Denver
Texas A & M
Canisius
Midivent
Washington
Misanuri
3Radiey
Oregon Site
Wasthaven
Colorado College
Raving
Hanover
Kings
Milligan
Capital
Wilmington
South Parris Island Marines
Charlelton
Mississippi
Southwestern Tennessee
North Carolina State
George Washington
Yuma Criminals Name All-Opponent Team for 1980
The Yuma Union High School Criminals announced their 1980 All-Opponent selections, featuring Kemper Marley, Ray Mariani, Bob Melton, Curtis Lee, Gene Mitcham and others. Four Mesa players join from the district’s teams, reflecting a season marked by losses to Phoenix Union and West Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma Union High School
Crimaly
North Phoenix Gidders
Thermomueler
Mustangs
Yura
Kemper Marley
Leff
Ray Mariani
Bob Melton
Curtis Lee
Gene Mitehun
Mesa
Yuma
Redskins Resume Practice For Salad Bowl Game
Redskins begin preparations for the Salad Bowl in Phoenix on New Year's Day with timed practices after a two week layoff. Players like Hayes and Doland show notable gains from extended conditioning as the team resumes workouts and coaches plan shared use of facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redskins
Phoenix
Ariz
Miami
Bears Name Captain As Most Valuable Player on Squad
BERKELEY Calif Dee 8 The University of California football team today named Pete Schabarum the most valuable player on the Pacific Coast Conference Championship Squad. Schabarum co captain right half back was presented the award last night at the Annual Football Banquet. Other awards went to Carll Var Hgwit anfely the Ken Cat thn Award for the most outstanding football aggressiven Les Richter United Press All America guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bot Minchen
Andy Smith
Bob Bagley
Bob Tessier
Sooners Mentor rejects Gopher coaching offer
Bud Wilkinson, Oklahoma’s undefeated coach with a 31 game win streak and Sugar Bowl berth, declined Minnesota’s offer to replace Ernie Bierman. He cited a three year contract remaining and happiness at Oklahoma. Minnesota athletic director Ike Armstrong confirmed Wilkinson’s offer and rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sooners
Gopher
Aun Nii — Sau
Minnesota
Comeh
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Grey-Toppee Errnie Bierman
Wilkinson
Sooner
Oklahhorma
Ike Armstrong
Phoenix Woman Softball Star Merle Keagle Dies
Phoenix softball star Merle Keagle died of cancer after treatment by New York specialists and local supporters. A fund raised nearly 6000 to cover illness costs, and she had been flown to New York for surgery but returned when it failed. Keagle was an All American center fielder at the 1950 National Softball Congress Tournament, which her team won, and she is survived by her husband Richard and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inubnia
Anz
Der
Merle Keagle
New York
Phoenix
Keagle
Richard
Miners End Convention On Hopeful Note In 1951 Bid Market
Petersbu rg Florida report says minor leagues shut their winter gathering with optimism over baseball prospects amid looming manpower shortages from the draft. Major leagues weigh broadcasting limits as talks hinge on Justice Dept approval, while minors seek to sign promising players unrestricted. Scorpions cause more deaths in southwestern inter statalox than rattlesnakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Fla
Deo
A. B
Trinsdn
Masdhall IX
Tneir Widie
WHS
Justice Department
Washington
Teevision
Hanuy Rile
Crims Face Coyotes In First Battle Of The Year
The Crims seek a season opening win against the Coyotes in a key early matchup. Coach Glen Forsyth emphasizes offense as Jos Aisworth leads a lineup featuring Ponella Alvyarod and Bill Montana with Bob Gilliland at center and supporting roles from Mike Cunningham and Al Maranex. Jayvee coach Bob Kelly prepares Delinquents to meet the Coyotes Pups in the preliminary tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuha
el Centra
MLL
Wilida
Cott
Glen Forsyth
Phoeniciana
Aisworth
Jos
Conld
Ln Faveral Cayaluy
Forsyth
Coyoter
Ponella Alvyarod
Bill Montana
Bob Gilliland
Charrlie Williains
Tab Trinl
Yuan Spals
Mike Cunningham
al Maranex
Gut ‘Thornhuid
Thay Marshal
Oscar Espino
Livy Lackman
Jayvee
Bob Kelly
Go-Getter Wanted in Cottage Grove Village
Go-Getter sought in Cottage Grove Wisconsin to fill a yearlong street works role. The job covers duties at the park core, Lowa Hall, the fire station, water pumping station, and water main repairs. The village voters rejected a similar request in the last election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Wis
Lowa
Merced Boxer Dies After Ring Knockout in Four-Round Fight
Coroner J G Brook conducted a post mortem on Samuel J Lopes known as Johnie Lopes a 2 year old professional featherweight from California who died from a brain hemorrhage after being knocked out in a four round bout at Merced Cal He had married and left three children Lopes turned pro in April and had lost all four prior bouts The knockout came from a punch by Jon Mud of Stockton Calif Dr C C FitzGibbon treated Lopes at the scene and stated death resulted from a brain hemorrhage not from the fall to the canvas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merced
Neo
J. G. Brook
Samuel J. Lopes
Mateh. Lopes
Johnie Lopes
Wohaley
Fighoe
Highmand
Calif
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe DeCorse
Yuma Team
de Corsa
Beau- Uw
Yancy
Atal
Me ‘Winn
Ring Baker
Joe Jackson
Henry Montague
Igh
Lyle Novia
Yuma, Alison
Zell Exton
Montebello
Gallf
Galt Cn
Yura County
Chile
Baton Fe Imme
Boothera California
Southern California
Wes Fesler
Ohio
Janowicz
Southern Methodist
Tawa
Jineman
Lynn Wadorf
UCLA
Gary Kerkorian
Brand
Bocarder
Arizona State College At Flag, Staff
Highlands University
Hardin-Simmons
Howard Payne
United Press
St. John's
Floyd E. Newcomer
Glenn Bowers
Don Peastesy
Don Harmon
Rum Phoenix Union
Bob Black
West Phoenix
Chester Capriotti
Yue
Phoenix Union Guyotes
Ray Maris
Mustang
W Ith
Gene Mitcham
George Foundries
West Might
al Ludtuy
Phenis
Willie Harris
Mesawid
Haltharie Joheny Pont
Tully
Doland
Bill Gunlock
Fat Schembechler
Hayes
Joan Brickels
Bears
Son
Way Dobnson
Arline Credit
Cottrpany Koon 1
Shiekh
Inter Stalox
Don Ingham
Boxer
Cal
Arkie's Market
8Th ST
Magnolia Ave
The
Society of Motion Picture Art Directors
Tere
Packard
McKard
Ark the
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!