Rubin String Favored In Rillito Prep Allowance
Cisco Saenz, veteran Phoenix middleweight, defeats Ra anon Perez in last night's Tucson Sports center main event. Saenz rallies in the sixth round with a right hook to stop Perez after 2 45 of the round. Perez, with one loss in 29 fights, led early on points but Saenz seized the finish in a 10 round bout.
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Cisco Saenz
Phoenix
Raanon Perez
Ees
Tucson Sports Center
Perez
Saenz
Bobby Dyke
Saenz Knocks Out Perez in Sixth Round Victory
Cisco Saenz of Phoenix returned after two months to stop Ramon Perez of El Paso in the sixth round at the Tucson Sports Center before 400 fans. Saenz improved to 183 professional fights, saying he will train for a state middleweight title bout with Jimmy Martinez of Phoenix. Perez showed sharpness early but Saenz landed a crushing right hook, flooring Perez as the referee counted to ten.
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Cisco Saenz
Phoenix
Ramon Perez
el Paso
Tucson Sports Center
Saenz
Sam i
H. Ciwth
Bobby
Martinez
Saenez
Johnny Murphy
Marana Afb
Jesse Robles
Robles
Murphy
Valdez
Joe Valle
Tucson
Cananea
Johnny Baltazar
Lefty Rodriguez
Albuquerque
Kayoed Vaquero Aguilar
Nogales
Pro Grid Race Still Tight as NFL Week Nears
NFL heads into its 11th and next-to-last week with seven teams in contention for the title. Cleveland leads the American Conference at 7-3, while New York and Philadelphia are 6-4. Detroit and Los Angeles share the National Conference lead at 7-3 as Green Bay meets the Rams and Dallas visits Philadelphia.
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New York
Cleveland
Browns
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cardinals
Giants
Pittsburgh
Washington
Dallas
Brownies
Los Angeles Rams
Detroit
Los Angeles
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Cage Capers and Packed Scores Across Multiple Games
Diverse high school and college results show Tucson 43 Prescott 33 with Amphitheater 63 Glendale 57 and Flagstaff 60 Mingus 62 as key district clashes. Nationally, teams like Oregon 73 Stanford 68 and UCLA 73 Oregon State 63 highlight a wide sports card from universities and prep schools.
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Mt. St. Mary's
Hampden-Sydney
Universal Motors
Hawaii
University of Wash
West Liberty
Emory and Henry
Colgate
Hobart
Seton Hall
Loyola
Baltimore
Wittenberg
Transylvania
Mount Union
Steubenville
Bowling Green
Gustavus Adolphu
Miami
Kent State
College of Emporia
Kas
William Jewell
EAJC
Tempe
Roanoke
Wagner
Scranton
Wyoming
Montana State
Wayne
Central Michigan
Kalamazoo
Albiong
Univ. of Detroit
Western Ontario
Washington
St. Louis
Illinois College
New Orleans
Troy State
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Baptist
Idaho State
Western Montana
New Mexico Highlands
Western Colorado
Boston Univ
Clark
Seattle Univ
Pacific Lutheran
Monmouth
Ripon
St. Thomas
Milligan
Tusculum
Steed
Tenn
Belmont
Bethel
Hampton
Virginia Union
Gallaudet
Bridgewater
Tenn Wesleyan
Atlanta
Georgia
Virginia State
North Carolina
A&m
Lynchburg
Union Theological
Mt. Union
Detroit Tech
Selfridge Afb
Oklo. Baptist
Lawrence
Knox
Grinnell
St. Olaf
Whitworth
Portland State
Ricks
Carroll
Mont
Weber
Utah
Northwest Nazarene
Santa Barbara
Long Beach State
Nevada
Chico State
Southern Oregon
Oregon College
Puget Sound
Western Wash
Juvenile Prep Race Leads Nine-Race Card at Billito Track
Tomorrow's program at Billito features nine races starting at 1 15 pm. Rubin String ridden by Billy Gabbert is the 5 to 2 favorite in the 400 yard Juvenile Prep with 123 pounds, Box Bar Ranch owner, in a $500 added event. Busbys Smart Texas second in odds at 7 to 2 with 113 pounds and Mike Sims. Clancy Wollard reports track improvements including a 3 500 seat grandstand, awning, pari mutuel machines and a new electric tote board from Suffolk Downs arriving before Jan 1. The day’s other feature is a five furlong $500 allowance with Propitious a 5 to 2 favorite and Bar Velvet among the top contenders.
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Billito Track
Rubin String
Box Bar Ranch
Railbirds
Busby’s Smart Texas
Stalking Gal
Piggy Wiggy
Sabre
Busby
Smart Texas
Mike Sims
Billy Gabbert
Clancy Wollard
Suffolk Downs
Boston
Mass
Propitious
Bar Velvet
Swift Collins
Drifting Dream
Witsie
Wayward Belle
Dapper Tapper
Gallant Hombre
Karl Johnson
Mts
Winbom
Ceeeenseeee
Wear Aye
Guinup
Ceeveeseess Sims Stone Eeeeeereens
J. Figueroa
Durango
Kid Wilcox
Holly Lucky Manners Kennedy
Goodwin
Southern
Wilcox
Joe Dee H
Pattie
Static Clark Kennedy
Little Hoss
Gabbert Woods
Mons Lisa
Navajo Perez
Willis
Tristan Jr
Dugdale
Curry
Ima Clown Curry
Baca Aenee
Guinup Clark
Seeeeee
Teeeneee
Athey
Brammeier Centee
Hytime
Pete Provincie
Lujan
Seneweeeee
Zezette
Faulkner Eegereeee
Perez Hays
Poverty Lane
Wilcox C. Figueroa
Scotlyn J. Figueroa
Stroud
Eeeweee
Claire
Top Sheet
Dol. Hunt
Spana Bar Dugdale
Thunderbolt Vinson
Athey Eee
Pondie Joe Baker
Eter Sugar King
Goodwin Eneenee Southern
Westfall
Memory
Winsett
Seeesees
Diamond Too
Boom Curry - Chain
Teagarden
Allowance Perez
Mama Bars Vinson
Blair
Arizona Flame Sims
Sims
Brammeier
Pegmar Curry Hays
Weer Stroud
Marine Lass
Hindu
Leolita Lujan
Teno M Southern
Ariel Lisa Wilcox
Patriotic L Goodwin
Mikeolide Kennedy
Johnny
Packard J. Figueroa
John Red Vinson
Pigs Bowdle Busby
Smart
Texas Sims
Pearce
Stalking Gal Pattie Piggy Wiggy
Prissy Gill Kennedy Rubin String Gabbert
Swift Collins Perez
Drifting Dream Vinson
Witsie Baca Bar Velvet Westfall
Wayward Belle C. Figueroa
Dapper Tapper Athey Propitious Guinup
Gallant Provincia
Sorrel
Panade
Pater Southern
Miss
Suinup
Seagarden Hadro
Vinson
Cripple Bar
Nu-Way
Picotee
Races and Picks Featured for Rods Event
The card lists nine races with reader assignments and horse names including Rubin String as Best Bet and Gallant Hombre as Long Shot. Rubin String competes in Sixth Race while Gallant Hombre aims for a standout upset in Ninth line with six as the best bet and eight as long shot.
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Rubin String
All-America Swimming Teams Named by AAU
Konno of Hawaii and Peters of Washington head the 1952 AAU All-America swimming selections. Ford Konno earned five men’s honors, Gail Peters four women’s spots, with multiple picks across breaststroke, freestyle, backstroke and medley events.
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Spokane, Wash
Hawaii
Washington, D. C
Amateur Athletic Union
Ford Konno
Ohio State University
Gail Peters
Washington
Richard Cleveland
Ohio State
Clark Scholes
Michigan State
Yoshi Oyakawa
Bowen Stassforth
Iowa
Burwell Jones
Michigan
Carolyn Green
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
D.C
Marilee Stepan
Chicago
Barbara Hebkemann
Lucy Crocker
Central Falls
R.I
Stepan
Barbara Stark
Berkeley
Calif
Miss Alderson
Patricia McCormick
Los Angeles
Ann Moss
Lafayette, Inc
Myrna Hickman
Mary Hackett
Jean Harmington
Kenosha
Wis
City B Loop Starts Play
The city recreation class B basketball league opens Monday night at Carrillo Center with three openings to reach nine teams. The Class A league is seven teams strong with room for two more clubs. Bushmasters and R. R. Club were new additions. Next week’s Class A practice slate lists eight games across four nights at Oury Park and Santa Rosa Park.
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City Recreation
Carrillo Center
Bushmasters
R. R
Carrillo Raiders
Carrillo Braves
Oury Park
Pachucos
R. R. Club
Raiders
Carrilio Center
Tigers
Kittens
Santa Rosa Park
Tucson Concrete Pipe
Refrigerator Bowl Set Tomorrow in Evansville
Arkansas State faces Western Kentucky in the fifth annual Refrigerator Bowl in Evansville Indiana. Arkansas State will be without Richie Woit star halfback from Chicago who broke his ankle in the last regular season game and was the team's top scorer.
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Evansville
Ind
Arkansas State
Western Kentucky
Richie Woit
State
Chicago
Tucson Open seeks queen in 1953 golf tourney
Tucson sponsors call for entries from girls to become queen of the 1953 Tucson Open. A $100 gift certificate awaits the selected queen, with entry details and deadlines set by the Golf Queen Contest committee. Candidates must be single, 18 to 25, and submit photo and personal data by December 31.
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A. F. Woodrow
Tucson
Dr. Woodrow
Wooodrow
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
P. O
Ryan to resign as Cleveland Indians president in surprise move
A source says Ellis Ryan will quit shortly after arriving from Phoenix and sell 500 Indians shares. George Medinger and Nate Dolin are seen buying most of the stock, with profit expected near $200,000. The departure follows a front office dispute over acquiring the Indianapolis team in the American Association.
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Cleveland
Ellis Ryan
Cleveland Indians
Ryan
Phoenix
Indians
George Medinger
Nate Dolin
Chicago
Hank Greenberg
Indianapolis
Mixed foreign and American contenders named for Santa Anita Handicap
The 16th Santa Anita handicap draws a diverse field including 1952 Kentucky Derby winner and international stars from New Zealand Australia Ireland France England and a strong American group led by Hill Gail Mark-Ye-Well A Gleam and Moonrush. Weights to be announced December 20 for the February 28 feature worth 100000 to the winner.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita
Dalray
New Zealand
Peshawar
Aus
Ttralia
Yatasto
Ireland
Nearque
France
Stackallen Bridge
England
South America
Oldaverry
Talon
Miche
Calumet Farm
Hill Gail
Mark-Ye-Well
Topnotch
Brookfield Farm
Intent
Michel Marcador
Phil D. Lights Up
California
Moonrush
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Gantex
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Epstein Cement
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Epstein Builders
Petty’s Builders
Mitchell Furniture
Mulcahy Lumber
Earl Epperson
Joe Tappero
Unit Laundry
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Grand Central Aircraft League
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Savee Corse
Epstein Cement Tee Eeere
Mulcahy Lumber Foreee Eeews
Gene Wil
Ed Carrillo
M. A. Merschmidt
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Litchfield Park
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San Diego Marines
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Pace
Hampton Institution
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Union Theological Seminary
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Navy Pier
Univ. of Chicago
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N. Charch
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Ima Clown
John Red Johnny Packard Ward
Dream Bar Velvet Dapper
Tom H
Gold Moon
Billito
Konno Stars
Tank Meet
David
Skippy) Browning
Texas
Maj
Sammy Lee
U.S. Army
Scholes
Jerry Donovan
New Haven
Ron Gora
Ann Arbor
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Rocco Cirigliano
Fred Nauss
Raleigh
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Robert Arnezon
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Jerry Holan
Dial
Stone Ave
By Jimmy Hatlo
Danderome
North First Avr
Mutuel Machines
Odds Board
Santa Rita Hotel
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