Arizona Wildcats Rally To Top Kansas State In Big Comeback
Arizona, led by Ramblin Bob Ruman and Hank Stanton, beat Kansas State 28 to 21 after trailing at halftime. The undefeated Utah game looms as a season finale, with Arizona showcasing a stronger second-half performance and key plays from Matulis, Morse, and Banjavcic.
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Mike Casteel
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Colorado
Colorado State
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Utes
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K-State
Casteel Clan
Ramblin
Bob Ruman
Ruman
Hank Stanton
Stanton
Kansas State
Manhattan
Kans
Mike Zeleznak
Levin
Stan Petropolis
Lovin
Kansas
Boyd Morse
Jack Irish
Ray Rokey
Emil Banjavcic
Earl Williams
Santa Claus
Roman
Watkins
Lyle Wilkins
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K Staters
Nebraska
Casteel
Kansas Cats
Zeno Berger
Emil Ban Jarcic
Morse
Banjavcic
Bill Levin
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Clarence Heath
South Carolina
Iowa State
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Stanton LE Barnhart
Peggs
Raemer Petropolis
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Kier Irish
Duncan Morse
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Timmons
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Quick Lovin
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Illinois
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New Mexico
Vaughn Wallace
Iowa
Robert E. Boney
N.M.M.I
Rails Strike Lifts Southern Pacific as Biggs seek league move
The Rails celebrate Leroy Magers scoring spree 567 points and Jolly 563 as they surged to first place. Blue and White dip four points after Moses Bechtold misstep. Walt Chadbourne remains poised for a breakout with strong performances.
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The
P. Rails
Leroy Magers
Leroy
Jolly
Moses” Bechtold
Walt Chadbourne
Regina Wines Edge Beers as Waugh Nets 257 New League Record
Arty Waugh rolled a 257 in a 600 series, lifting Regina Wines to a close victory but Beers nabbed three points behind. Armstrong and Rudd added 540 and 538, with solid support from Wachs and Williams though many struggles at the pins.
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Regina Wines
A. B. C. Beers
Armstrong
Rudd
Charley Fair
Ray Wachs
Williams
Bowling Boom Hints at New Alleys and Shoes
The note suggests hints for bowling gear as Christmas gifts and notes a forthcoming bowling boom with new alleys. It mentions bowling shoes as a league necessity and urges bowlers to consider what might fit their hands.
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Santa Claus
Tech Expected To Be Choice For Sun Bowl
The straws point to Texas Tech as El Paso Sun Bowl host if Border Conference teams vote. Arizona leads the title race but may decline a bid. Hardin-Simmons could share the title with a win over Arizona State. Several other schools are mentioned as possible guests. Arizona may not seek a bid without a vote after this weekend’s games.
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Hardin-Simmons
Abilene
Howard Payne
New Bowlers Rising Pressure In Match Up
A tense contest underway tests every edge as athletes face a wave of fresh bowlers. Teams seek advantage through strategy and quick adaptation to counter the newcomers' threats.
Ballad for Biggs Boys Decline Spurs Fan Discontent
A local ballad laments the Biggs team once dominant now struggling league play. The remembered era of strength is recalled as fans question whether the squad should retire or rebuild.
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Biggs
Supply Wins by Default as Biggs Forfeit Match
The Motor Supplies were awarded four points when Biggs failed to appear. Moe Cohen shot 524 and Gardner 515, crushing the Biggs Boys who usually post big scores. Walt Spring, signed to bolster Biggs, may move from anchor to an off roles to avoid slipping further.
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Gardner
Biggs
Walt Spring
Calvern Place slips in league as City Hall wins
Calvern Place refused offers from City Hall Garage and dropped four points. City Hall won the first game easily and then outpaced Calvern by eight and two pins in the final two games. Clark Boazied rolled 524 for Calvern, while most City Hall bowlers exceeded 500 aside from Bill Brewer. The tight league race sees Biggs’ Motor Sup. four points out of first.
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City Hall Boys
Bill Brewer
Biggs
Weather forecasting limits beyond lunar predictions
The writing notes that while moon phase effects can be forecast hundreds of years ahead, long range weather forecasts remain inaccurate for months ahead. The contrast highlights reliability differences between celestial and terrestrial predictions.
Babe Herman Wins Coast Bat Crown
Babe Herman of the Hollywood club won the Pacific Coast league batting title with a .346 average, beating Johnnie Moore of Los Angeles who hit .331. Froilan Fernandez led in runs batted in and total hits, while Ferris Fain walked frequently and Sacramento led team batting.
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Floyd
Babe) Herman
Hollywood
Brooklyn Dodgers
Herman
Johnnie Moore
Los Angeles
Bill McGee
Froilan Fernandez
Les Scarcella
Seattle
Pepper Martin
Sacramento
George Detore
San Diego
Fernandez
Boston Braves
Jo- Jo White
Ted Norbert
Portland
Don Gutteridge
Ferris Fain
Bn Para
Cramento
Salt Cellars Guarded as Lethal Doses in Medieval Nobility
In medieval times many nobles kept salt cellars locked as a precautionary measure because salt cellars were a popular receptacle for a lethal dose.
Douglas Fighters In Bisbee Tourney Opener
Douglas amateur boxers including Joe Dominguez Ralph Bigelow Haskell Berch Jimmy Chavez Bobby Carr Harold Applewhite and Leo Lennear travel to Bisbee for the American Legion AAU charity interstate Golden Gloves opening night event Monday at 8 15 PM. Judges include Harry Caldwell as one of three. Arizona fighters meet squads from Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico during a four night Bisbee stand. Les Showers and Dick Russell manage the Bisbee event.
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Harry Caldwell
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Les Showers
Dick Russell
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Army Poloists Triumph Over Arizona Wildcat Polo Team
Fort Bliss All-Stars defeated the Arizona Wildcats 10 to 5 in a five chukker clash. Jimmie Taylor, Vic Smith, and Jack Shirley led the Army offense, with Dent serving as umpire and Fort Bliss officials sparse on field participation. Arizona jumped to an early 3-1 lead but the Army outpaced them, pulling ahead 5-4 by halftime and pulling away in the fifth chukker with a four-goal burst.
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Col. Beasley
Still in Use Trucks and Cars Remain on U.S. Roads
An estimate shows more than one third of all trucks and automobiles produced in the United States remain in use on the nation s highways.
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United States
Selection of Duke Expected To Satisfy Coast Fans
Duke figures prominently as a possible Rose Bowl participant with fan interest from the coast not fully shared by Fordham Missouri or Duquesne. The piece also notes Sun Bowl bids and football figures like Wallace Wade Clark Shaughnessy and others, plus sports media moves for 1947.
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Coast Crid
Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Fordham
Missouri
Rose’ Bow
Mannan
Sahara
Larry McPhail outlines 1942 club funding and prospects
Larry McPhail says $100,000 has been spent toward the 1942 ball club. He notes so far they have only dabbling in minor league prospects.
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Louisiana college publicity director cites gas balloon incident
Henry E. Walden, formerly athletic publicity director at Louisiana College, released gas filled balloons during a homecoming pageant. One balloon was found 900 miles away in Waxham, North Carolina 12 hours later. Now a lieutenant colonel, Walden says he avoided gas or wind on his maneuvers to Waxham.
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Henry E. Walden
Louisiana College
Louisiana Tech
Waxham
N. C
Walden
New York Schools Cut Football Over Funding
Mose Simms proposes a players union as a cure for football funding gaps. De Witt Clinton High School once the largest boys high in the world dropped baseball for lack of city funding for scholastic sports. Several other New York schools have halted football for the same reason as the season’s fastest crack is noted by the New York Sportscasters association.
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Mose Simms
New York
de Witt Clinton
N. Y
Loyola Wins Nevada Game 19 to 7 at Gilmore Stadium
Loyola halfback Vince Pacewic sparked the Lions with two touchdowns and a key pass as Loyola defeated Nevada 19 to 7 before 7,500 fans at Gilmore Stadium. Pacewic connected with Capt. Bill McCarthy for the opening TD, then scored twice more after setting up the second score with a pass to Gene Grady.
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Vince Pacewic
Loyola Lions
University of Nevada
Gilmore Stadium
Bill McCarthy
McCarthy
Pacewic
Gene Grady
Nevada
Harmon Lookalike Noted In Kuzma Run Remark
Tommy Harmon compared Tom Kuzma’s running style to his own famous gait, saying he resembles Harmon of Michigan during Kuzma's performance and drawing attention to a notable similarity in technique.
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Tom Kuzma
Harmon
Michigan
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