Amphi Panthers face two class A foes after rough loss
Amphi High pivots after a 45 26 setback to North Phoenix in class A play. Coach George Genung schedules scrimmages with Arizona freshman team and targets Prescott Friday and Phoenix Union Saturday. Center Sid Kain and Bobby Hart shine in recent drills as Amphi seeks improvement.
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Panthers
North Phoenix
Hosses
Amphi
Peece
Ces
Sid Kain
St. David
Bobby Hart
Prescott
Phoenix Union
Glendale
Coyotes
Badgers
Dick Barnes
Barnes
Little Panthers
St. David and
North Phoenix Jauvees
Arizona Cagers Face Test Against Loyola Friday
University of Arizona basketball opens against Loyola of Los Angeles Friday with an untested lineup under coach Fred Enke Jr. Only three players from last year's Border Conference champions remain, as Honea Uplinger and Blevins compete for starting forward spots.
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Loyola
University of Arizona
Loyola of Los Angeles
Fred Enke, Jr
Arizona
West Texas
Bob Honea
Harold Uplinger
Los Angeles Junior College
Honea
Uplinger
Enke
Leon Blevins
Phoenix Junior’ College
Phoenix School
Junior Crum
Billy Mann
Moe Elected Chair Of Randolph Golf Committees
Dr. R. H. Moe was elected chair of the tournament committee at a Randolph golf clubhouse meeting. Other members are Les Wells Fred Tess and Tom Rutherford. Paul Bohardt named chairman of the handicap committee which includes Bill Tolle and Tom Jordan. Bob Snook presided as Randolph Golf Club president.
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R. H. Moe
Randolph Golf Clubhouse
Les Wells
Fred Tess
Tom Rutherford
Paul Bohardt
Bill Tolle
Tom Jordan
Bob Snook
Randolph Golf Club
Tech HSU Bids May Be Rejected by Southwest Conference
DALLAS Dec. 8 The Southwest Conference winter meeting will decide whether to expand to include Texas Tech and Hardin-Simmons. The faculty committee has reported but did not recommend acceptance or rejection. A two thirds majority is required and strong indications suggest neither school will be accepted.
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Dallas
Texas Tech
Hardin-Simmons
Douglas Bulldogs shine with standout fall stats
Douglas Bulldog players Mack Gib Dawson Joe Rodrigues Tom Schetter and Arthur Lawrence posted strong fall marks. Dawson led with 120 rushes at 6.60 yards per carry and 21 extra points. Rodrigues averaged higher rushing, Stewart passed for 291 yards, and Schetter caught 15 passes. Dawson also intercepted three passes and returned kicks and punts, while Lawrence totaled 2367 kickoff yards.
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Douglas Bulldog
Gib Dawson
John Stewart
Joe Rodrigues
Tom Schetter
Arthur Lawrence
Dispatch
Dawson
Mail
Stewart
Schetter
Globe Tilt
Bulldogs
Lawrence
Towncats Select 15 New Directors
Towncats elect 15 new directors for varied term lengths three years for some and two years and one year for others. Election committee members are named including Billy Bell Jr and Ed Born with C D Lopez and Meryl Garrett.
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Towncats
Alex Jacome
Jim Ewing
Fred Stofft
Jack Sakinson
Tex Oliver
George Chambers
Marty Baldwin
Roy Drachman
Bill Pyle
H. S. Corbett
Lee Little
Bill Kimball
Monte Mansfield, Jr
Carl O’dowd
Roy Long
Billy Bell, Jr
Ed Born
C. D. Lopez
Meryl Garrett
Pete Wylie
Western conference votes to restore peace time athletic standards
Three years ago the Western conference voted to restore peace time athletic standards by 1947. The move aimed to normalize eligibility rules and return to prewar practices within the college sports framework.
Old Timers At LINEMAN OF YEAR HONOR Florida Track
Florida track notes Old-Timers Armed Lucky Draw Education and Lets Dance in Florida to regain form at Hialeah and Tropical Park. Charles Bednarik named lineman of the year in a United Press poll with heavy Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Northwestern representation.
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Gene Plowder
Miami
Fla
Ponce de Leon
Fountain of Youth
Calumet Farm
George D. Widener
Fred W. Hooper
Dan Chappell
Calumet
Hialeah Park
Ben Jones
Widener
Armed
Hialeah
King Ranch
Lucky Draw
Jack High
Bert Mulholland
Hooper
Education
Tropical Park
New York
U.P
Charles Bednarik
University of Pennsylvania
United Press
Bednarik
Arizona To Host Michigan State In Tucson Next Year
Michigan State announced a nine game schedule including a trip to Tucson to face Arizona on November 19. The Spartans also listed home dates against Marquette Maryland William and Mary Penn State Notre Dame and Temple plus an away game at Ann Arbor against Michigan and a Portland meeting with Oregon State.
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Spartans
Arizona
Wildcats
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Ariz
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Portland
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Marquette
Maryland
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Penn State
Temple
Notre Dame
Tigers Defeat Arizona Flour Mills In City Recreation Game
The Tigers beat the Arizona Flour Mills 34 to 36 at Oury Park in a class A city recreation game. Phil Sessler scored 16 points for the Tigers, while Gilbert Rueles led the Mills with eight. The Tigers led 19 to 18 at halftime.
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Howard & Sta ™ Tigers
Arizona Flour Mills
City Recreation
Oury Park
Phil Sessler
Gilbert Rueles
Mills
Tigers
Dury Park Trojans
Coyotes
Felix Reyes
Trojan
Sonny Carris
College and High School Basketball Scores List
A long list of scores across high school and college games. Notable results include Yuma over Bradley 37 34 and Stanford defeating College of the Pacific 65 56. Other matchups feature Texas Tech 46 Rice Institute 39 and Indiana Central 61 Ball State 67 with many additional regional results.
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Univ. of Tulsa
Ball State
Indiana Central
Depauw
Earlham
Mercer
Lambuth College
Jackson Tenn
Wilberforce State
Bluffton
Central Michigan
Hillsdale
Lawrence Tech
Tri State
East Texas State
Austin College
Fordham
Rider
St. Olaf
Upper Iowa Univ . Beckley College
Salem
Stubenville
West Liberty
Georgetown
Ft. Belvoir
Davidson
Charlotte Ymca
Catawba
Chatham Blanketeers
Ind
William and Mary
Norfolk
Connors
Okla
A&m
Oklahoma Military Academy
Univ. of San
Panhandle A&m
Trinity Univ
San Antonio
York
Concordia
Seward
Neb
Univ. of Omaha
Sioux Falls
S. D
Northwest Mo
Missouri Valley College
Iowa
Adelphia
Baltimore
Gallaudet
Holy Cross
Rhode Island State
Central College
Chillicothe
Wet Eee
Bergen Junior Col- Washington Univ
Westminister
Manka Teachers
South Dakota State cBresnee
Augustana Yankton
Pacific Tubergn
Seattle Univ
Cherry Pope Amphibs Furman
Mill the Marines Mary's
Minn
St Norbert
Sevens
Int
Georgetown Coll
Southern Baptist Seminary
Jesuisville
Centre College
Asbury Ag
San Francisco State College
Pasadena
Tempe Quintet To Meet Pepperdine
The Sun Devils of Arizona State college in Tempe open their home basketball season against Pepperdine Waves. Pepperdine defeated ASU twice on a recent west coast trip. Loyola of Los Angeles also beat ASU twice. Coach Bill Kajikawa cites lack of height and cold shooting as factors. Starting five expected: Captain Ed Long, Wade Oliver, Charlie Beall, Gil Trejo, and Mack Larsen.
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Sun Devils
Arizona State College
George Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Devils
Pepperdine
Loyola of Los Angeles
Bill Kajikawa
Ed Long
Wade Oliver
Charlie Beall
Gil Trejo
Mack Larsen
Texas Tech Routs Rice Five in Border Conference Clash
Texas Tech defeated Rice 46 to 39 as Chester Jackson led with 14 points. The Techians built a 29 to 15 halftime lead and remained ahead throughout the game, signaling a strong title bid this season.
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Texas Tech
Rice
Houston
Plan Bowling Dance by Tucson Ladies Association
The Tucson Ladies Bowling Association sponsors a dance Saturday night at the Knights of Columbus hall 240 South Stone Avenue. Tickets are on sale at Speed Way Lanes and the Old Pueblo Bowling Alleys.
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Tucson Ladies’ Bowling Association
Knights of Columbus
South Stone Avenue
Speed Way
Old Pueblo
Salinas Seeks Sunset League Membership Expansion
Salinas California has been accepted for Sunset League membership pending an eighth team addition. President Leslie Powers announced the vote by five club presidents, with El Centro opposing earlier. Vallejo bids for the eighth franchise and Ontario may join later this week as the league debates a possible Long Beach entry.
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U.P
Leslie E. Powers
Salinas
Calif
Powers
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Eddie Maljan
el Centro
Vallejo
Ontario
Ontario Baseball Committee
Long Beach
Black Undergoes Brain Operation
Cleveland Indians pitcher Don Black underwent a four hour brain operation to remove an aneurysm and remained in good condition. Dr Spencer Braden said the outcome will be known in two or three days and that the condition will be precarious for the next days. The aneurysm may have caused the brain hemorrhage he suffered while batting against the St Louis Browns on September 13.
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Leo Durocher
Walker Cooper
Johnny Mize
Bob Hannegan
St. Louis Cardinals
Cooper
Red Munger
Murry Dickson
Giants
Eddie Waitkus
Clyde McCullough
Cliff Chambers
Cubs
Charlie Grimm
White Sox
Dillinger
Dave Philley
Eddie Robinson
Lane
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
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Bill
Robby
Veeck
Fran Papish
Joe Haynes
Joe Tipton
Ernie Groth
Bob Kuzava
Billy Johnson
Steve Souchock
Allie Reynolds
New York Yankees
Cleveland
W.P
Don Black
Spencer Braden
Braden
Black
St. Louis Browns
Casteel Sets Arizona Football Practice Start Date
Head coach Mike Casteel will restart Arizona football practice on December 15 after previously delaying to December 22. The team eyes preparation for the Salad Bowl in Phoenix against Drake University on New Year’s Day.
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Mike Casteel
University of Arizona
Wildcat
Phoenix
Bulldogs
Drake University
Maxim defeats Bivins in 10 round Cleveland bout
Joe Maxim outpoints Jimmy Bivins in a workmanlike 10 rounder before 11 164 at Cleveland arena. Referee Davis ruled Bivins winner 6 to 4 while judges Bill and Williams had Maxim winning five rounds to four with one even, in a disputed decision.
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Cleveland
Joe Maxim
Joe Louis
Maxim
Arena
Charlie Bill
Herb Williams
Bevins
Badger Students Vote On Coach Over Resignation
University of Wisconsin students will vote on whether football coach Harry Stuhldreher should resign. The advisory referendum follows a petition by 685 students, though faculty action could still remove him from coaching if warranted. Wisconsin finished the season 2–7 in the Big Nine.
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Wis
U.P
University of Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Stuhldreher
Wisconsin Badgers
Londos Wins Main Event In West Congress Card
Jim Londos, the Greek Adonis, defeated Lee Grable in ten minutes of their main event to claim a best two of three bout before Grable suffered a knee injury and was carried from the ring. The card opened with Hans Schnabel defeating Van Bussing in 30 minutes.
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Seibo McKay
Jim Londos
Adonis
Lee Grable
West Congress Arena
Londos
Grable
Betty
Dick Skikat
Jesse James
Butch Levy
Ray Garcia
James
Minnesota
Lone Star State
Levy
Gino Garibaldi
Garibaldi
Hans Schnabel
van Bussing
Rangers Top Bruins in Tight NHL Clash as O Connor Wins Awards
The New York Rangers spoiled the Boston Bruins bid for supremacy by battling to a 2 2 tie after a 4 1 earlier victory and a 2 0 shutout loss. Coach Frank Boucher reshuffled lines lifting the Rangers from a five game skid. Buddy O Connor received the Hart and Lady Bying trophies in a pregame ceremony becoming the first player to win both in one season.
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Associated Press
New York Rangers
Boston Bruins
Rangers
Bruins
Broadway Blues
New York
Frank Boucher
Buddy O’connor
Clarence Campbell
O’connor
Steen Scores 15 Points For Yuma In Narrow Win
BRAWLEY Calif December 8 Forward Jess Steen scored 15 points as Yuma defeated Brawley 37 34. Pete Seculia added 12 for the winners while Henry Fuller led Brawley with 10. Yuma led 17 11 at halftime. A preliminary game had Yuma B team beat Brawley J A 36.
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Calif
Jess Steen
Yuma
Pete Seculia
Henry Fuller
Brawley jJagvees
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