Notre Dame Dominates USC in 38-7 Rose Bowl Prep Upset
Notre Dame crushed Southern California 38-7 in Los Angeles as Emil Sitko and Bob Livingston stone sparked a nine game sweep for the Irish. The win cemented Notre Dame as a national title contender while USC recessed for a break ahead of Michigan.
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Enke Leads Arizona In Total Offense In Utah Tie
Arizona and Utah battled to a 20-20 tie as Fred Enke piled up 156 passing yards and 13 rushing, securing the national total offense crown. Enke connected with Johnny Smith for a fourth quarter TD and led the Wildcats in a fast-played Border Conference clash witnessed by coaches Armstrong and officials from the league.
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Arizona-UTAH clash yields 76 7 final score and lineups
Arizona triumphs 76 to 20 over Utah as Knez Carrillo and Smith score touchdowns while Goff and Gleave convert. Substitutions list players for both teams and officials include Reed Collins and Verne Jones in Brigham Young.
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Wildcats Name All Opponent Eleven From Kansas and Hardin-Simmons
Arizona football players pick four Kansas and three Hardin-Simmons players for the all opponent squad. Ends Otto Schnellbacher and Tom Marseilles. tackles Bernie Winkler and Glenn Johnson. guards Dan Fambrough and Jack Ellison. center Roland Nabors. backs Ray Evans, Forrest Griffith, Al Johnson, Wilton Davis. Also note Ohio State led AAU All-Star swimming picks five years ago.
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Arizona Fourth In Border Loop
The Border Conference sees Arizona State and New Mexico vying for position as football and basketball push forward. Pirin Fred Enke Jr of Arizona Wildcats leads in total offense with 1,944 yards while Arizona finishes fourth behind West Texas State. Utah, Texas Tech, and San Diego bowls loom as teams prepare for post season play.
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Big Baseball Trade Shakes Brooklyn Pirates Deal
Brooklyn outfielder Dixie Walker and pitchers Victor Lombardi and Hal Gregg are traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates for shortstop William Cox and two other players. Elwin Roe and Gene Mauch join Dodgers, with Cox hitting .274 and Walker batting .306. Branch Rickey signals possible further moves.
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Gene Mauch in Tucson semipro league war years
Gene Mauch played shortstop for the Marana Army Air Forces team in the Tucson city semipro baseball league during the war years, reflecting the era when service teams competed locally.
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Bills and Forty-Niners Deadlock In NFL Clash
Frankie Albert and George Ratterman dueled in a passing showcase as the San Francisco Forty-Niners and Buffalo Bills battled to a 21-21 tie. Albert threw two TD passes and starred with big gains, while Ratterman led an 80-yard scoring drive in a back‑and‑forth All‑America Conference finale. Ned Matthews’ 36-yard interception set up San Francisco’s earlier 24-14 lead before the Bills tied late.
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Lujack Chosen for Shrine East Team
The Shrine East-West game selection reached nineteen with Notre Dame star Johnny Lujack named to the East squad along with captain George Connor and tackle Sygmond Czarosiski. East picks will rise to twenty four with five more names to be added while Babe Hollingberg begins Western selections.
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Frank Clause Leads National All Star Bowling Meet
Frank Clause, 34, a former Detroit school teacher, maintained the lead at the halfway point of the 24 game round in the seventh annual national all star individual bowling championship in Chicago. He totaled 2487 after two six game series, adding 1215 to 1272 from the first half to stay ahead of 144 competitors.
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Top Golfers Enter $10,000 Tucson Open
H. Corbett president of El Rio golf and country club says 18 top national players have sent in names to compete in the Tucson Open January 29 to September 2. The commitment list includes Jimmy Demaret Skip Alexander Jim Ferrier Ed Fargo Melvin Harbart J J Harrison Clayton Haefner Lloyd Mangrum Jimmy Hines Davy Middlecoff Ed Oliver Johnny Palmer Toney Penna George Schneiter George Schoux Sam Snead Jimmy Thomson and Ellsworth Vines.
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Former UA Star Porter Dies in El Paso
William Asa Porter 538 former University of Arizona athletic star died in El Paso Texas He was graduate manager of athletics 1919 21 coached at El Paso high Winslow high school Arizona a baseball and track star WWI veteran founder of Arizona Sigma Alpha Epsilon member of 33rd degree Mason and Shriner He was in the laundry business and survived by wife a son and a daughter.
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Becker Triumphs In Trapshoot At Tucson Gun Club
Becker won the Tuc son gun club trapshoot yesterday by breaking 175 of 200 targets on the 16 yard line. Next shoot is at 1 p.m. Sunday with the public invited. results list numerous shooters and scores from 200 targets to 25.
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Richbird Dominates Tucson Feature at Cinco de Mayo Race
Richbird romped to victory in the Yaeger allowance feature at Tucson, paying 9.80 to win and 3.60 to place. Derby Tet and Deallum trailed as Willy Brite rode to early double wins on Cinco De Mayo, with weather drawing a larger crowd. An earlier accident involved Moot Question injuring its left forepaw. first race moved to 12:30 and the card expanded to 10 races.
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Bentley Sparks Leafs as Scoring King Maintains Lead
Max Bentley, two time NHL scoring champion, found his scoring touch with four goals against former teammates as the Toronto Maple Leafs beat Chicago 5 to 2. The win widened Toronto's pace lead over Boston Detroit and Montreal while Boston nudged past Detroit and New York Rangers for second place. Coach Douglas Brewer named Marana high school's new mentor after a recent Kentucky basketball past. Marana defeated Patagonia 21 15 then lost to St David 34 25 with Benson and Bowie upcoming home games.
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Rubel and Peterson Injured Saturday in Utah Game
Arizona fullback Jack Rubel suffered a separation of the collar bone to the sternum and a bruised right shoulder in Saturday night's game with Utah. Quarterback Bill Peterson exited with a badly pulled muscle in his left leg.
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Major League Meet Opens With Key Transactions
New York December 8 Major league con clave opens tomorrow with expected significant deals and debates. Topics include rule clarifications on tampering with high school players and the Leslie O Connor case with-Chandler upheld fine. Coast requests major league status and night baseball for St Louis Browns are on the agenda.
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Utzinger Arnett win mixed foursome at ET Rio Golf Club
Gladys Utzinger and Harley Arnett shot a low gross 77 to capture the mixed foursome 18 hole event at ET Rio Golf and Country Club yesterday. Betty Veasel and Bill Taylor finished second with 78. Leonie Boutall and Tex Oliver tied for low net 69 with Mitzie Donnelly and Hank Leiber, Betty Leiber, Dr. Michael O'Connor, and Myyva Trimble.
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Leonie Boutall
Tex Oliver
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Betty Leiber
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Myyva Trimble
Leon Levy
SAS Bantams Win Polo Game 5-3
John Koch scored twice to lead the SAS polo team to a 5 3 victory over the Desert School yesterday on the Jatters field. Fred Bear captain Bill Lyall co captain and Charles Koch also scored for SAS.
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Browns Meet Yankees For All America Title Clash
In New York the Cleveland Browns face the Yankees for the All America crown as the NFL splits its divisions. Chicago Cardinals meet the Chicago Bears in Chicago for the western title while the Philadelphia Eagles host the Green Bay Packers for the eastern crown. A 45 21 Cardinal win over the Eagles and Los Angeles 17 14 over the Bears set the stage for next Sunday's key National League clashes.
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Bulldogs Restore Bisbee Letter B on Chihuahua Hill
Bisbee reports the letter on Chihuahua hill above the city has been restored by Douglas High School freshmen after damage tied to Bisbee’s Thanksgiving win over Douglas. Coach Coffey led the student group. C A Hall and C W Willcox praised the act and plans to visit Douglas to thank officials.
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