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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1940

Page

4

Rice And SMU Game To Decide Bowl Team

Henry Super reports the 1940 season ends with Rice vs SMU in Houston to determine the Cotton Bowl bid and whether Texas A&M can repeat as Southwest Conference champion. Outcomes affect bowl selections and betting odds across major bowls.

Henry New York U.P Rice Southern Methodist Houston Tex Aggies San Francisco Nebraska Stanford Mississippi State Georgetown Tennessee Oston College Yar Southern B. C

City Basket League Opens Monday Night Feature Kickoff

The City Basket League begins Monday night at the Armory park gymnasium with Councilman Fred Lee tossing in the opening ball. Two seven‑team leagues will play triple headers on Mon Thu Fri while a separate girls league practices Tuesday.

City Basketball League Armory Park Gymnasium Fred Lee Tucsoans Girls’ League Ochoa Center Dons Wasps el Sordo Club Oury Park Raiders Basketeers el Tucsonense de Molay Oso Blanco Billiards Daniel's Braggarts R.A.T. Club Manhattan Chargers Cardinals Bats Qury Park Tigers Daniel’s Braggarts

Stanford Players Named By Broncos

Santa Clara notes four Stanford Rose Bowl stars named to Broncos all opponent team after Stanford beat Santa Clara 7-6. End Smiley, Michigan State, and Teles manic from University of San Francisco cited among picks.

Santa Clara Calif Stanford Santa Clara University Broncos Smiley Michigan State Telesmanic University of San Francisco

Luisetti Casee case stirs AAU stance on amateur status

Denver, Dec. 7 A clash over restoring Angelo Hank Luisetti to amateur standing dominates the second day of the AAU convention. The board of governors will decide his fate, while supporters push the reinstatement amid concerns it could set a precedent for other amateur stars. The convention considers other reforms including track distance metrics, boxing entrant districts, and world-standard track records.

Denver Angelo Hank) Luisetti Stanford Board of Governors Luisetti California Charles F. Hunter San Francisco Chicago Daniel J. Ferris United States Hawaii

Girls Attend First in Roskruge Safford Wakefield Clinic

Thirty six girls from Roskruge Safford and Wakefield schools joined the first senior high school girls physical education clinic. The session taught underhand ball, a 1922 origin game, with instructors Nelda Taffe Burdetta Kines Kathryn Young and Ruth McKale. Volleyball starts next Saturday with 36 participants and clinics will be held twice monthly after that.

Roskruge Safford Wakefield Nelda Taffe Burdetta Kines Kathryn Young Ruth McKale

Stanford and Michigan State Clash Highlights Backs and Line

The report lists players including Banducci and Karas for Stanford and guards Rupp and Taylor for Michigan State. Center Lindskog and quarterback Albert lead Stanford with halfbacks Robinson and Stathens from U C A and Oklahoma fullback Martin.

Banducci Stanford Karas Michigan State Rupp Taylor Lindskog Albert Robinson Stathens Oklahoma Martin

Notre Dame versus Southern Cal draws big football crowd

Henry McLemore notes Notre Dame's box office power as 90,000 are expected for the Coliseum clash with Southern Cal. He argues the Irish rely on name value rather than on-field glory, cites USC's season woes, and predicts a 20 to 7 Notre Dame victory.

Notre Dame Army Navy South Bend Indiana Southern California Iowa Northwestern Trojans Rockne Dorais Jesse Jones Southern Cal

All Star Game Managers and Heisman Highlight Past Honors

The AP notes events from prior years including the American League ending a precedent by naming Joe Cronin of the Boston Red Sox to manage the 1940 All Star team. It also recalls Clint Frank of Yale winning the Heisman Trophy as the nation’s top college football player.

Joe Cronin Boston Red Sox Clint Frank Yale

Five Races Set for Tucson Horseman Association Meet

The Tucson Horseman's Association sponsors a five event race program tomorrow at Bob Locke's hacienda Moltacqua track on Sabine Canyon road. The program includes an eighth mile rope-horse dash, a quarter mile free-for-all, a quarter mile novelty race for never-won horses, a five-eighths mile free-for-all, and a pony express race requiring three riders and three horses per team. Each horse and rider carry specified weights per event.

Tucson Horseman's Association Bob Locke Hacienda Moltacqua Sabine Canyon Road

Covington Life Insurance Suit Collapses in Court

In St Louis a suit by Mrs. Mattie Covington to collect $600 on her husband Arthur Covington’s life policy collapsed in circuit court. Arthur Covington, absent since 1921, unexpectedly walked into the courtroom during the hearing.

ST. Louis Mattie Covington Arthur

Baby Ariz Mendi Outpoints Latka In Hollywood Bout

Hollywood California baby Ariz mendi won a 10 round decision over George Latka of San Jose California in a boxing bout held in Hollywood California. Latka started strong but Ariz mendi edged ahead with decisive rounds and earned the win.

Hollywood Calif Baby Arizmendi Los Angeles George Latka San Jose

Unsung Hero Lohse Stars In Arizona Gridiron Spotlight

Allen Lohse, senior quarterback for the University of Arizona, is celebrated for clutch performances and a perfect game against the Oklahoma Aggies. Coach Mike Casteel praises his courage, while future plans loom for Rose Bowl and Notre Dame clashes.

University of Arizona Allen Lohse Mike Casteel Oklahoma Aggies Marquette Casteel New York Tex Oliver Arizona Oregon Tex Towncat

Reagan Receives Major League Offers for Football Star

Penn football figure Francis Reagan has drawn bids from the Athletics for 5000 dollars and the Red Sox for 7500 dollars with the Yankees signaling they will top any offer. Fordham gains 45000 dollars or 42 percent of the gate from the Cotton Bowl. Horton Smith doubts British golf will recover from the war and fears courses like St Andrews and Deal may decline. Rumors circulate Giants sent Tony Cuccinello to Jersey City to placate Mayor Hague amid Hartnett talk.

Eddie Brietz New York Penn Francis Reagan Athletics Red Sox Yankees Fordham Horton Smith St. Andrews Prestwich Sandwich Deal Giants Tony Cuccinello Jersey City Hague Gabby Hartnett

Golfing playboy joins RAF Eagle squadron

War Department reports Young Bob Sweeny, noted wealthy golfer, has joined the Royal Air Force Eagle squadron. He cabled friends to ship his golf clubs quickly.

War Department Bob Sweeny Eagle Squadron Royal Air Force

Waner Faces Gate in Baseball Rumors and Ott Joins Giants

Ragtime News Review notes Paul Waner may lose his job but could return to baseball. It mentions Master Melvin Ott signing with the Giants and questions about Godoy challenging Joe. The piece laments the judge's fireworks and treats the sport with nostalgia and humor.

Ragtime News Paul Waner Waner Giants Melvin Ott New York Godoy Joe

Broadway Gossip Sparks High Aims for Sid Luckman

The New York Post reports Brooklyn football teams offering a record sum for Sid Luckman of the Chicago Bears while New York boxing circles anticipate Max Baer becoming available for fights as he steps down from the lead in H ya, Gentlemen.

New York Post Brooklyn Sid Luckman Chicago Bears Max Baer

Notable Sports and Society Bits From the Week

Curt Davis of the Dodgers bagged a 960 pound elk in Utah. Mrs. Davey O'Brien begins Red Cross knitting while her husband studies the six man business. Bill Killefer takes Milwaukee helm promising a total house cleaning. Capt. Phil Scott dies in a Chicago plane crash after piloting the 1927 Minnesota hockey team. Fire destroys Joe Kirkwood’s trick golf clubs delaying his winter exhibition tour.

Curt Davis Dodgers Utah Davey O'Brien Red Cross Bill Killefer Milwaukee Phil Scott Chicago Minnesota Joe Kirkwood

Minnesota bowls line up in football salad remark

Jeff Moshier, guest star in St. Petersburg, jokes that Minnesota furnished all the football salad and it hasn't got a bowl to put it on, highlighting the season's uneven showcase.

Jeff Moshier St. Petersburg Minnesota

Southern Methodist Rout Texas A. and M. 24 0 in Rose Bowl bid fifth year

SMU cruised to a 24 to 0 victory over Texas A and M securing its twelfth straight win as it presses toward a Rose Bowl bid.

Southern Methodist Texas A

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