Five Arizona seniors bid farewell after final football game
At the Utah Wildcats clash the graduating Arizona players Henry Stanton Emil Banjavelc Ed Taylor Stubby Ashcraft and Ed Beddow will leave the field for the last time in football uniforms. The piece honors their three year careers and wishes them well. It also notes a Sunday miniature racing meet at Tucson with about 35 entries, a potential world record, and details of the track facilities and rules.
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Arizona
Wildcats
Utah
Henry Stanton
Emil Banjavelc
Ed Taylor
Stubby Ashcraft
Ed Beddow
University of Arizona
Emil Banjavcic
Stanton
Utes
Banjavcic
Hardin-Simmons Meets Bulldogs in Tempe Title Clash
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys visit Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe to seek a perfect Border Conference record and a share of the title. A win could let Arizona represent the loop as host in the Sun Bowl, with game time at p.m. Probable starting lineups follow.
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Tempe
Ariz
Hardin Simmons University Cowboys
Arizona State Teachers College
Cowboys
Tempe Bulldogs
Arizona
Hardin-Simmons
Barry To Remain As Trojan Coach
Barry will stay as Southern California football coach, von KleinSmid says. The president praises Barry for his work amid material shortages and notes his roles as basketball coach and football scout while succeeding the late Howard Jones.
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Barry
Trojan
Los Angeles
Sam Barry
Southern California
Rufus B. von KleinSmid
Dron Klein Smid
Gend
Trojans
Howard Jones
High Schools Clash In Florida for Christmas Intersecting Bowl
Miami hosts an annual high school national clash as unbeaten teams vie for a Christmas night game. Coach Jesse Yarborough says 70 schools are seeking a bid, with Piedmont Oakland and others in contention for the coveted intersectional lineup.
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Florida
Miami
Fila
Jesse Yarborough
Midwest
Piedmont High
Oakland
Calif
City College High
Baltimore
Tilden Tech
Chicago
Fordson
Dearborn
Mich. Salem
Mass
Memphis Tech
Piedmont
Belfast Firemen Accused In Silk Stocking Theft Case
Police in Belfast uncover suspected theft by voluntary firemen who allegedly took silk stockings from homes under their protection. The inquiry targets members of the local fire brigade and involves multiple residents. Police urge residents with information to come forward.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Trojans Set for Finale Against cross-town Rival Bruins
Last June speculation grew on whether he would keep the football post as the Trojans, who have lost six of eight games this fall, prepare for their finale this afternoon against cross town rivals University of California at Los Angeles.
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Trojans
University of California At Los Angeles
Badgers Triumph Over St David 35–20 In Tucson Debut
Tucson high school opened its 41-42 basketball season with a 35-20 victory over visiting St David. Lincoln Richmond led scorers with 14 points, while Bill Mann added eight after halftime as Tucson pulled away in the second half. Vern Miller led St David with eight points.
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Stumb
Tucson High Basketeers
St David Saints
Lincoln Richmond
Richmond
Frank Rodriguez
Red
Bob Miller
Saints
Willis Dudley
Joe Cherry
Little Vern Miller
Bob
Vern
St. David
Miller
Tucson
Badgers
Vern Miller
Matteson
Revsacrense Brown
Capresemnaremeood
McIntyre
Delgado
Mann
Cherry
Sora Dudley
Leon
Aeeseee
Archbold
Rodriguez
Morgan
B. Miller
Ford
Goodman
Judd
Plumb
V. Miller
Tucsonee
St. David Wee
Tom Gabaron
E. L. Larson
Cascade Summit Anglers Report Laughing Whitefish
Fishermen in Cascade Summit, Oregon complain whitefish mock their efforts as they bite none and surface to blow bubbles. Anglers describe the fish cavorting and making a general disturbance, defeating attempts to snare them with hook and line.
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Cascade Summit
Ore
Unbeaten Shoo Fly to Highlight Molacqua Quarter Horse Race
Secretary Clancy Wollard schedules a Sunday quarter-horse clash between Shoo Fly and a top rival from the Texas derby era. The feature pits two of America’s fastest quarter horses, echoing the sport’s Old West gambling roots and its influence on early racing legends.
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Clancy Wollard
Molacqua Turf Club
Newa
Micaicu Illare
America
Texas Horses Or Steeldust And A Lost Cause
Quarter horses mingle with thoroughbred crosses and varied conformation. Steeldust, a Texas horse from the 1980s with scant records, remains cited as a type though it’s now a state of mind. In Texas a man can be mocked, but naming a horse no Steeldust invites serious consequences.
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Texas
Quarter Horse Records Stand Against Modern Racing
The article notes Judge Thomas ran an eighth in 11 seconds and Bob Wade’s quarter mile record of 21.4 set at Butte in 1890 with 122 pounds aboard remains standing. It argues that thoroughbreds dominate racing now and quarter-mile events are scarce, preserving Wade’s mark.
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Judge Thomas
Bob Wade
Butte
Texas Quarter-Horse Derby Race Preview
The Sunday Moltacqua show features Shoo Fly versus Clabber in a tight Texas derby race. Observers doubt any unbeaten New Mexico mare can beat the likely winner as Clabber nosed King Ranch’s top runner, sired by Boojum the Whitney stallion. Boojum, father of Snark, is noted as a distinguished sire in sprinting.
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Moltacqua
Shoo Fly
Clabber
New Mexico
Texas
King Ranch
Boojum
John P. Grier
Snark
Catalina Skeet Club Opens This Winter Season
The Catalina Skeet club will open tomorrow at 2 pm for the winter season announced by shoot manager D. W. Frye. Located on East Broadway one-fourth mile east of Swan road, the club invites visitors.
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Catalina
D. W. Frye
East Broadway
Swan Road
Knights Edge Mesa In Grid Battle For State Title
In Phoenix eight thousand fans watched St. Mary's Knights beat Mesa 19 to 13 for the mythical state high school football title without star halfback Quincy Fowler. Joe Ayers shifted to fullback sealed the win with a 59 yard run in the final three minutes. Coach Jimmy Robinson cited age eligibility concerns for Fowler and noted the 19 man squad played in old equipment.
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Knights
Robinson
Nogales Apaches Win Opener In Home Season
Nogales high school Apaches defeated Patagonia Union Lobos 32 to 18 in a surprise win. Louie Lomell led Nogales with 11 points while Patagoni a’s Jack Combs added 10. Frank Amado scored eight for the Lobos as 24 fouls were recorded and one player from each team was ejected.
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Nogales
Ariz
Nogales High School Apaches
Patagonia Union High Lobos
Arizona Deaf School Sentinels
Tucson
Patagonia
Lobos
Benson
Louie Lomell
Jack Combs
Frank Amado
The
Wanganui Renames Friday After Persistent Rain
After rain fell for the 27th consecutive Friday in Wanganui New Zealand locals call Friday rainday and adjust routines and expectations around wet weather.
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Wanganui
New Zealand
Miniature cars race Sunday for trophies
A statewide miniature auto racing meet at the Tucson track near the Municipal ball park features a challenge to hold the new large trophy donated by The Daily Citizen for the high point winner after three races. Noon starts with time trials in the morning and trophies awarded for streamline and conventional classes.
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Tucson Club
Phoenix
Thorne Donnelley
Henry Dick
Tucson
Ture
The
Daily Citizen
O’rielly Motor Company
Phoenix Electrical Equipment Company
Welch Plumber Company of Phoenix
Phoenix Motor Company
Major Leaguers Rest Before Lobby Patrol in Chicago
Major leaguers take a rest after Jacksonville meetings to ease aching feet before resuming the lobbying circuit in Chicago next week. The column notes old Waldorf days and a wish to preserve fallen marble, mentions the Montgomery A’s Blue-Gray games, a two day bowling tournament, Rudy Schwenck’s spitball link, Joe Fay’s T formation, and a Minneapolis golf debate on wood in the head.
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Chicago
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World
New York
Jacksonville
Waldorf
Bill McGeehan
Montgomery
A's
Rudy Schwenck
Louisville
West Point
Joe Fay
Minneapolis
Phillies suffer another last place finish taunts
J Dennis Brown of Mount Clemens Michigan Monitor notes the Phillies have repeatedly finished last. He asserts their loss reflects a sentence on the team and predicts fans will call for breaking up the Braves soon, highlighting ongoing frustration with poor performance.
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J. Dennis Brown
Mount Clemens
Mich
John Lobert
Phillies
Braves
Ironbound Burman MacPhail and Sunday Games Mentioned
A Plain Dealer writer notes Red Burman has iron muscles and a gold heart but slow feet. Atlanta Constitution quotes Larry MacPhail as a moose voiced president with wide eyes. Washington Post refers to a Negro basketball team with games scheduled each Sunday.
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Red Burman
Cleveland
James E. Doyle
the Plain Dealer
Burman
Jack Troy
The
Atlanta Constitution
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Washington Post
Odds And Some Ends Ample Abe Simon Postcards
Mrs. Dixie Walker says she can handle a baseball widow this summer but not an oratory widow during knife and fork season. Robert St Onge, an all metropolitan quarterback from Hempstead High, is headed to an unspecified destination.
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Abe Simon
Milford
Dixie Walker
Robert St. Onge
Hempstead
L. 1
Dodgers Waivers Spark Infielder Shuffle Rumor
Pee Wee Reese suggests the Dodgers may be plotting to farm out Dolph Camilli or an alternative infielder such as Pete Coscarart. The Golden Gate track circuit is reorganized with Walter Wells aiding, and the California racing commission is expected to approve. Don Pierce notes Missouri’s “T” formation is safer yet as deceitful as Stanford’s.
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Pee Wee Reese
Dodgers
Dolph Camilli
Pete Coscarart
Golden Gate
Walter Wells
California Racing Commission
Don Pierce
Big Six
Missouri
Stanford
Cape Town Barbers Lose Trade While Convoys Dock
Capetown barbers report little extra business during convoy port calls, while women’s beauty parlors enjoy a rush of customers. Local merchants note the surge in client traffic related to docked convoys boosts nearby service shops.
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Capetown
South Africa
Moltacqua Fast Race Meet Promises Big Turnout
Moltacqua Turf Club prepares for its biggest crowd Sunday at 2 PM with fans from Yuma Prescott Phoenix Flagstaff and Santa Fe among participants. The program features six races with top horses and a new mechanical starting gate enabling 20 minute intervals. Buses depart 1 30 from local hotels to the track.
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Moltacqna Turf Club
Arizona
Yuma
Prescott
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Pioneer Hotel
Santa Rita Hotel
Owl Drug
Gold Deer
P. Dominguez
Lady Bug
F. Figuero
Domino
L. Allred
Duddler
V. Wallis
Lady Luck
P. Merton
J. Allred
V. Dallis
Chicaro
M. Lewis
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Hardin-Simmons Tempe
Lackey Rattan
Gibson Beeman
Balshor
Sprinkle Green Bennett
Cosentino Thompson
Coleman Burrus
Vukcevich
Evans Campolo Stribling
Vitek Boren
Ybarra Brown
Onofrio
By Wells Keddie
Bud Doolen
John Brown
By Lee
HAM
C. B
Cowboy
Irwin
Tom Smith
Seabiscuit
Kayak II
Sorrendo
Midand
Catalina Skeet Club
Knights Edge Mesa
Phoenix Union High School
Nogales Quintet
Frank Townsend
Ray Dougherty
Barnie Donnelley
Andy Austin
Bill Porter
Elwin Tilson
Harry Mann
Monte Mansfield
Harold Porter
Ray Hackbarth
Don Muir
Bob Lynch
Jimmie Dougherty
Bill Keller
Willie Parker
Fred Porter
POLO
Southern Arizona Polo Club
Vine Street
Red Racer
J. Wallis
Black Beauty
Vocalist
George C. Dominguez
Brownie
Mala Raya
Rincon Buck—V. Wallis
Shasta Ball
J. Hahn
Brown Jug
D. Price
Rock Pan—M. Lewis
Sooty—V. Wallis
Thoughtful—P. Dominguez
Baby Al—H. Lasswell
Comtoorough
Jimmy
Thresher
Nottingham
Princess Rhoda
H. Lasswell
Dark Horse
Chickell
Shoo
Santa’s
Red Miguel
el Conquistador Hotel
Mary Jane
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