27 Oct 1950
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Newspaper
Sun Advertiser
Location
Yuma, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1950
Page
1
Yumans chase a third straight win as they travel to Amphi High to face the Panthers. Montana leads Yuma with DeLintt and Stahl as top targets, while Amphi counters with strong rushing and a rebuilding lineup.
Washington seeks milestone after cutting weights as Odell builds a lighter line to power an offense averaging 418.5 yards per game. Stanford boasts top defense while Husky speed backs McElhenny Kirby Bath aim to outpace. Odell relies on Wiley Molznecht Cloidt to block and unleash a sharper unit.
Phoenix reports opening day as about 40 000 deer hunters head into white tail and mule deer woods north of the Gila River at dawn. Desert mule deer in southwestern Arizona set dates November 9 to 12 while two controlled hunts run alongside the general season in Pima county's Babquivest mountains and near Williams in the Al Williams game management area.
New York Yankees shortstop Phil Rizzuto was named the American League MVP for 1950 by the Baseball Writers Association of America. He led the league with a 284 points haul from 322 possible, edging Ted Williams and Billy Goodman among others. Rizzuto posted 34 hits and 66 RBIs, contributing stellar defense as New York cruised to success.
Yuma high jayvees overwhelmed Douglas of El Centro 58 to 0 at Dean Field in the season’s first home game. Jim Kelly led scoring with multiple TDs, while Yuma’s defense thwarted Douglas’ advances, blocking kicks and keeping the visitors out of the Yuma 49 yard line.
New York on October 27 reports Gorgeous Gussie Moran flopping in her professional tennis debut at Madison Square Garden before about 4,000 fans. She lost 6-0 8-3 to Mrs. Addie, with Palie Bell Addle noting cynicism in the town and disappointing crowd reaction. Pancho Segura defeated Jack Kramer 6-2 6-1 in the other program match.
Chicago Black Hawks burst to a 5 1 victory over Montreal Canadiens at the Chicago Stadium before 8207 fans. Doug Bentley Bill Gentry and Al Dewsbury scored in the first period, Pete Babando Bill Mosienko added in the final period, Floyd Curry tallied for Montreal as Gerry McGill endured a rough night in goal. Barry Lumley stood out for Chicago in the net.
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