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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1940

Page

10

Stephens Key to Tucson Victory Hopes in 1949-50

Hank Squire analyzes Tucson high school basketball with coach Bud Doolen. Star center Paul Stephens, 6'10", is pivotal after Emil Rey's departure. Stephens faces frequent fouling, and Doolen must adapt to protect and utilize his big man for a successful season.

Bud Doolen Tucson Paul Stephens Stephens Emil Rey Doolen Rey Kid Flu Big Boy Badgers Duncan Carl Meyer Gary Wade

Player Rebellion Reported Hushed Before It Hit Print

Eddie Briez reports of a major league player rebellion rumor once hushed before publication. Tommy Harmon turned pro earning 3200 dollars in radio broadcasts and personal appearances in the prior two weeks. The Washington massacre yesterday sparked a historic football feud.

Player Rebellion Eddie Brietz New York Tommy Harmon Washington

Border Circuit Hoop Campaign Ready To Start

The Border conference basketball season opens this week with five of six teams in action. Non conference warm ups include Arizona State Teachers College at Flagstaff sweeping Snow College Ephraim. Schedule shows New Mexico vs New Mexico Aggies in Las Cruces, Texas Mines in El Paso, and Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe. Arizona opens at Flagstaff December 16.

Associated Press Arizona State Teachers College Flagstaff Snow College of Ephraim University of New Mexico New Mexico Aggies Las Cruces Texas Mines el Paso Tempe University of Arizona Tucson

Aggies Draw Fordham in Cotton Bowl Bid

New York December 9 The Texas Aggies accepted a Cotton Bowl invitation after SMU withdrew in favor of the Aggies. Aggies tied for Southwest title after SMU beat Rice 7 6. A&M beat SMU 19 7 on November 9. Notre Dame defeated USC 10 6 in Los Angeles. Texas beat Florida 26 0. Auburn edged Villanova 13 10. South Carolina crushed The Citadel 31 6. Texas Tech edged San Francisco 23 21.

New York Dallas Texas Aggies Fordham Aggies Southern Methodist Rice Notre Dame Southern California Los Angeles Coliseum Texas Florida Auburn Villanova South Carolina Citadel Texas Tech San Francisco

Mexico Issues Stamp to Fight Malaria Funds

Mexico issues a charity stamp to raise funds for malaria control with proceeds supporting public health programs. Officials announce the stamp will aid vector control, treatment outreach, and vaccine research across affected regions.

Mexico

Al Sharps Lip Reader Work-out Incident

Atlanta sportswriter Al Sharp hired a lip reader to decipher baseball huddles then backed off 20 paces calling him a so and so. The reader charged in and Sharp realized he had the real McCoy following the exchange.

al Sharp Atlanta McCoy

Why should Judge Landis resign at Atlanta meeting

The letter questions Judge Landis credibility after photos from the Atlanta gathering show him enjoying himself with a drum-stick at the banquet and surrounded by striking companions. It mocks his stance and parodies him with a Gilbert and Sullivan verse while praising him as a good judge.

Landis Atlanta B. B. Public

Auburn guard Mills ends varsity career vs Villanova

Ernest Mills wearing number 28 played his 28th and final varsity game for Auburn against Villanova. Summit New Jersey native Mills started his farewell appearance as Ken Overlin drew attention from a Broadway musical chorus watching Steve Belloise train.

Ernest Mills Auburn Villanova Summit N. J Ken Overlin Steve Belloise

Mickey Owen’s riot tale links to Dodgers move

The passage notes Mickey Owen joined the Dodgers after a clash involving Leo Durocher in Brooklyn last June. It also mentions Durocher and Larry MacPhail favor fighters whom they can recruit, praising Owen’s bold action.

Mickey Owen Dodgers Leo Durocher Brooklyn Durocher Larry MacPhail

Time Marches On as 1940 Brings Two Thanksgivings

The era marks a rare calendar note with an extra Thanksgiving in the year 1940. Observers note how a second Thanksgiving occurred in November, a historical curiosity amid a period of national strain and shifts in public life.

Man crafts canes from 550 and 350 pieces of wood

George Gove of North Searsport Maine has created two canes built from more than 50 kinds of wood each. One cane contains 550 pieces and the other 350 pieces, reflecting a diverse material collection.

Searsmont Me. U.P George Gove

Bears rout Redskins 73 0 to set NFL title record

Chicago Bears crushed the Washington Redskins 73 to 0 in the NFL playoff for the title, with 36 034 spectators watching as Bill Osmanski ran 68 yards for the opening TD. The game produced multiple records including points, lost footballs, and prize money payouts to players.

Washington Chicago Bears Washington Redskins Big Bears Redskins Bill Osmanski Invaders

15 000 Rose Bowl Tickets On Sale

Pasadena officials announced 15 000 Rose Bowl tickets will go on public sale Wednesday for the Nebraska Stanford game on New Year’s Day. Tickets priced at 4.40 with a four ticket limit per purchaser will be sold cash only at 8 30 a m outside the Rose Bowl, as the rest of the 72 000 seats were filled by applications.

Pasadena Calif U.P Rose Bowl

Cape Cod Vista Popular Tower Draws Visitors

Forestry officials report that during the past summer 4 282 visitors from 41 states and 12 foreign nations climbed the forest fire observation tower to view the lower Cape Cod panorama in Wellfleet Massachusetts.

Cape Cod South Wellfleet, Mass U.P

AAU Restores Amateur Rank of Luisetti

Angelo Hank Luisetti won reinstatement to amateur status after a brief film pay period. The A A U overruled its registration panel and restored his eligibility, citing sufficient punishment already served. The Western convention also discussed track timing changes and policies affecting players like Tom Harmon.

AAU Luisetti Denver Angelo Hank A.a.u.’S America Stanford Board of Governors Charles F. Hunter San Francisco A.A.U West Coast Harmon American Olympic Association United States Amateur Sports Confederation Buenos Aires Germany Reich A.A.U. Boxing Committee Berlin

Phoenix Gridmen Lose By One Point

St. Marys high school Phoenix fell 8 to 7 to Mt. Carmel of Los Angeles when a last minute safety decided the southwest Catholic football league title. Quarterback Larry led Mt. Carmel in the hard fought contest played yesterday in Phoenix.

Phoenix St. Mary’s High School of Mt. Carmel High Los Angeles Larry

Notre Dame finishes with USC then picnics with rodeo in Arizona

Notre Dame’s football team, fresh from a 10 to 6 win over USC, relaxed at Litchfield Park Arizona. The squad rode into the mountains for a picnic and planned to watch a rodeo before resuming travel to South Bend via Phoenix at 8 45 p m. The win turned a mediocre season into success despite a late close call as USC defensive miscues and Notre Dame’s drives produced the scoring.

Litchfield Park Ariz Notre Dame University of Southern California South Bend Phoenix Trojans

Arizona Poloists Sweep Eighth Cavalry in Fort Bliss Series

The University of Arizona poloists won 9 2 yesterday and 9 6 on Saturday against the Eighth Cavalry at Fort Bliss led by Jimmy Taylor and Bill Dent. Arizona prepares for a two game set with New Mexico Military Institute, a longtime tough opponent, marking the start of the season series.

University of Arizona New Mexico Military Institute Alaan Oemaan Atran Tha Wraaski Eighth Cavalry Fort Bliss Wildcats Army Jimmy Taylor Bill Dent Collegians Dent Brooks Wilson Harry Wilson Arizona West Point Institute

Reynolds of St Mary's Safety Sets Invaders Two Points

Reynolds of St Mary's stepped out of bounds during a punt in the end zone, awarding the opposing team a safety and two points. The play altered the score late in the game and energized the visiting squad.

Reynolds St. Mary’s Invaders

Hawaii Gridiron Beats San Diego 33 to 7 in Honolulu

The Hawaii Rainbows overwhelmed San Diego State 33 to 7 before 23 000 fans in Honolulu. Joe Kalukukui scored a TD on the opening drive with Buddy Abreau converting, Kalukukui and Collins connected for two shovel passes to TDs, and Axel Wilen and Harry Chock added long runs. San Diego sacked for two interceptions as rain fell throughout the game. The Aztecs depart for the mainland Thursday aboard the Matsonia.

Honolulu U.P San Diego State University of Hawaii Roaring Rainbows Aztecs San Diego Hawaii Joe Kalukukui Buddy Abreau George Kita Jim Sims Kalukukui Collins Axel Wilen Harry Chock Matsonia

The Earth Described as Oblate Spheroid Shape

A scientific description states the earth is an oblate spheroid. The term implies the planet is slightly flattened at the poles and bulging at the equator, a finding supported by measurements and geodetic studies.

VOLS HAVE 43 VICTORIES AND ONLY SIX DEFEATS

New York December 9 Tennessee leads major college teams over five seasons with 43 victories, six losses and three ties. The Volunteers outscored opponents 1,160 to 155 in 52 games, averaging 21.55 points per game while allowing 3.65 per game by Santa Clara’s defense.

Tennessee Vols Volunteers Boston College Santa Clara Fordham Rams Holy Cross Villanova Duke Alabama Georgetown Notre Dame Texas A North Carolina Minnesota Nebraska Dartmouth Utah Pittsburgh

Boston Bees Likely to Change Ownership Leaders Remain

Boston Bees near sale to Albert H. Powell who plans to complete negotiations soon. Bob Quinn to stay as general manager if he is persuaded. C F Adams confirms price agreement but minor details pending. Adams previously stepped in with funds in 1935 and owns Suffolk Downs racetrack.

Boston Boston Bees Albert H. Powell New Haven C. F. Adams Powell Boston Club Adams Kenesaw Mountain Landis Suffolk Downs

Bicycles with Small Motors Rise in Great Britain

The use of motor assisted bicycles is growing in Great Britain as more riders adopt compact motorized cycles. Authorities note rising numbers of such bikes on urban roads and commuter routes, prompting discussions on safety and regulation.

Great Britain

Taylor and Stowe Dominate Pima Pistol Medal Matches

Members of the Pima Pistol club held two medal matches with J. M. Taylor winning the center fire national match plus a personal handicap, and Merle Stowe taking the small bore national event plus standard club handicaps. Taylor posted 254 actual with a 45 handicap for a 299 score. Stowe’s results followed, listing various shooters and scores in both events.

Pima Pistol Club J. M. Taylor Merle Stowe Stowe Taylor TEI Insta Aevce Teeous Ae Tracy Nanintetlsalimeastiomeesis Mansfeld Wyatt

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