Wildcats Face Bradley Braves As Border Crown Bid Continues
Peoria special: Arizona coach Fred Enke pits his Wildcats against Bradley led by All American candidate Barney Cable who helped Bradley to last season's NIT final. Cable, Shellie McMillen and Bobby Joe Mason headline the Braves with Joe Billy McDade Gene Morse and Chuck Sedgwick also likely starters. Arizona aims to rebound after a loss to Iowa and stretch a home winning streak to seven.
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Peoria
Fred Enke
Arizona Wildcats
Bradley Braves
Cats
Iowa
Enke
Hawkeyes
Wildcats
Bradley
Barney Cable
Cable
Braves
Shellie McMillen
Bobby Joe Mason
Arizona
Brennan Loaded For 58
Notre Dame closes the 1958 season with a strong finish and a 5 game win streak after a rout of SMU. Coach Brennan downplays expectations for next year while noting the rising maturity of a squad once doubted. The season included a key upset of Oklahoma and a victory over Army.
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Dallas
Tex
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
Seaon
Terry Brennan
Oklahoma
Army
Southern California
SMU
Poke Sun Statistics Review by Quarters
Report analyzes Poke Sun statistics by quarters highlighting touchdowns and notable plays. Mentions key players and team performance patterns, comparing offense and defense across periods. Provides concise, period-focused insights for fans and analysts.
Musial Sets NL Batting Crown Amid Rivalry With Aaron and Mays
Stan Musial wins the NL batting title with a .351 average and 2857 career hits, edging out Willie Mays. Hank Aaron leads in runs, home runs, and RBIs for the season while also posting a .322 average. Mays shines with 29 or more homers, triples, and doubles in one season, finishing strong alongside the rivals.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Rimtar
Mays
Musial
Honus Wagter
Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
New York
San Francisco
Giants
Ryff Favored in 10 Round Return at St Nicholas Arena
Frankie Ryff, 7-5 favorite, meets Frank Ippolito in a television telecast return 10 round middleweight bout at St Nicholas Arena. Ryff seeks another victory in a high profile matchup and the crowd expects a decisive win.
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New York
Liguoweight
Frankie Ryff
Frank Ippolito
St. Nicholas Arena
Tarheels Open Season Impressively Defeat Clemson
North Carolina outclassed Clemson 79 86 to boost Frank McGuire’s squad toward a title defense without Len Rosenbluth and Joe Quigg. The win keeps UNC undefeated at 3 0, while rivals Kansas Kentucky Kansas State Temple Notre Dame also winless in other top games. Danny Low breaks foot for Tar Heels amid setback.
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North Carolina
Frank McGuire
Tarheels
Len ‘Rosenbluth
Joe Quigg
Clemson
Kansas
Northwestern
Kentucky
Temple
Kansas State
Indiana
San Francisco
Notre Dame
West Texas State
Wisconsin
State
Bradley
Arizona
Danny Low
George Washington
Furman
South
Tom Kearns
Joe Ruklick
Washington
Brigham Young
Butler
Ohio’ State
Columbus
Ohio
UCLA
Oklahoma
Utah
Baylor
St. Louis
New Mexico
Syracuse
N.Y.U
Howard Cann
Madison Square Garden
Prather Wins Arizona Amateur Golf Title After Marathon 19 Holes
Dirk Prather of Arizona State College at Tempe defeats Ed Updegraft of Tucson in 19 holes to capture the 1857 Arizona Amateur championship in Phoenix. The match stayed tight to the 39th hole before Prather birdied the final hole to clinch victory.
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Phoenix
Dirk Prather
Arizona State College
Tempestar
Arizona
Ed Updegraft
Tucson
Updegraft
Fand
Prather
Hhole
Updewatt
Updegraff
Budurin Fails to Win Final Lap in Valley Race
In Phoenix a 75 mile feature sports car race saw Alex Budurin, a noted veterinarian, lead most of the event but drop out on the last lap due to gearbox trouble. Bill Moore, driving a Corvette owned by George Reis of Scottsdale, sped to victory.
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Phoenix
Alex Budurin
Aneson
Valley of the Sun
Budurin
Hagemann
Bill Moore
George Reis
Scottsdale
Boxing and wrestlingカード at Sports Center schedule
Boxing at 4 30 PM and wrestling at 8 30 PM are listed for tomorrow at the Sports Center. Event details remain unclear due to OCR.
Montana and Grambling in 1940s State Invitational results
Fragmented read of a Montana State Invitational page listing sank events and scores. It references Grambling, Tacoma, and various schools with scattered names and numbers, reflecting a dense meet recap of competing teams and outcomes.
Balding Wins Havana Invitational After Sudden-Death Putt
Canadian pro Al Balding of Miami Beach defeated Al Besselink in a playoff to win the Havana Invitational Open posting 281 in regulation. Balding made a four on the first extra hole while Besselink made a five to clinch $2,400. Fred Haas Jr. finished third at 282 for $1,190 and Ernie Vossler was fourth at 285 for $900.
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al Balding
Miami Beach
Fla
Balding
al Besselink
Grossinger
N. Y
Baldling
Besselink
Fred Haas Jr
New Orleans
Ernie Vossler
Midand
Tex
Cowboys Rip Suns in Prep for Finale at Hi Corbett Field
Tucson steamrolled Phoenix 47 4 and clinched a 10th win as Jim Ellis Embry Robinson each had three touchdowns. Bob Griffis tied the game with a 58 yard return and Andy Rumic added a 48 yard interception. Next Sunday the Cowboys host San Gabriel California in the regular season finale. The WPFL All Star game December 21 in Tucson was cancelled for this season.
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Dick Mackey
Phoenix Suns
Tucson
Cowboys
Hi Corbett Field
Wilford
Whizzer
White
San Gabriel
Calt
Michigan State
Jim Ellis
Embry Robinson
Ellis
Hank Ford
Embry
Regarder
Bob Griffis
Phoenix
Vaughn ‘Patterson
Cowboy
Ford
Ells
Andy Rumic
Ani
Rumle
Missouri Seeks Grid Coach Again
Missouri searches for a new head football coach after Frank Broyles leaves Missouri for Arkansas. Don Faurot and committee members discuss candidates including Harry Smith Clay Cooper Norris Patterson and Kenneth Knox while noting finances did not drive Broyles departure despite a $15 000 Arkansas offer.
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University of Missouri
Don Faurot
Committee On
Intercollegate
Faurot
Missouri
Frank Broyles
Georgia Tech
Broyles
Arkansas
Kansas
Harry Smith
Linebach
Clay Cooper
John Kadlee
Cooper
Smith
Norris Patterson
William Jewell College
Liberty, Mo
Kenneth Knox
Southeast Missouri State
Cape Girardeau
Optimist Bowl Adds Top Passer Flores to All-Star Lineup
The Optimist Bowl named Tom Flores of College of the Pacific as a top passer to join the East West All-Star roster for the January 4 game in Tucson against the Cowboys. Flores will play in San Francisco's East West showcase before facing Tucson, teaming with Ken Ford of Hardin Simmons to lead the All-Stars.
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Tom Flores
College of Pacific
Tucson Cowboys
Harmon Speaks At UA Banquet
Harmon addresses the Arizona Wildcats banquet at the Plaza Hotel as one of footballs all time greats. Governor Ernest McParian and special awards highlight the event with over 100 coaches and players expected to attend and tickets at five dollars.
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Wildcats
Towncats
Plaser
Tom Harmon
Ies
Red Grange
Bronco Naegurski
Jim Thorpe
Iacaamerican
Michigan
Harmon
Anthor AlvAmertan
Harmen
Goveror
Ernest McParian
Govesars
Golf Notes Tucson Country Club low net results
Weekend event results show class winners and participant names with scores and trades noted while manager Mat Warmocks is referenced. Names such as John guublas, hank aber, Talmagee, Ti' ana, Maiph Iverson and SST are mentioned in association with shared or traded scores.
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Tucson
John Guublas
Hank Aber
Aren Talmagee
Maiph Iverson
John Sale
Bakersfield College Wins Potato Bowl In Blowout
Bakersfield College built a 70 halftime margin and pulled away in the third quarter to beat Boise J.C. 26 13 in the annual Potato Bowl in Bakersfield California.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Bakersfield College
Boise
Idaho
J.C
Holguin and Aragon Set for Tucson Showdown Tonight
In Tucson a welterweight clash headlines the card as Olga of El Paso faces Barrazas after Olga claimed a Texas title and cleared in-fight fixing charges. Negotiations with Aragon may push this to his first bout in over a year. Main card starts 8 20 with six round and four round prelims.
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Barrazas
Tucson
Aragon
Olga
el Paso
Texas
Arizona
Mike
Los Angeles
Gil Hbas
Joe Brown
San Antonio
Danny Valdez
Tony Mesa
Luis Sanchez
Kid Zacatecas
May Quit A M League Sparks Las Vegas Exit Talk
Brimacombe signals a possible Las Vegas Wranglers departure from the Arizona-Mexico League. He will decide within a week and seeks a league meeting to announce the outcome as San Jose ropes out of the circuit.
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Las Vegas
San Jose
Wranglers
Terested
Brimacombe
Detroit Football Co. to Offer Wilson Staff 1858 NFL Contracts
The Detroit Football Co. board meets in regular session to offer Coach George Wilson and his entire staff contracts for the 1858 National Football League season. Also notes include Western Greyhound racing ends fall season in Phoenix with 134 831 total handle and Cubs manager Bob Scheffing defending team needs after midwinter meetings in Colorado Springs. A Detroit Lions note mentions 90 dirty plays led to Bobby Layne sidelining.
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Detroit Football Co
George Wilson
Western Greyhound Racing
Phoenix
Bob Scheffing
Chicago Cubs
Scottsdale
Ariz
Colorado Springs
Milwaukee Braves
Scheffing
Braves
Taylor Phillips
Sam Taylor
Detroit Lion
Bobby Layne
Detroi
Edwin J. Ander
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