Wildcats Open 1946-47 With 70-46 Win Over Mesa Jaycees
Arizona built a 11-3 lead behind Link Richmond and rolled to a 70-46 victory over the Mesa Jaycees in the season opener before 1,700 fans. Fred Enke Jr. used 16 players, with Morris Udall and Al Kivel starting at forward, while Byron Gilbreath led Mesa with 16 points.
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Link Richmond
Fred Enke
Morris Udall
al Kivel
Tom Ballantyne
Stu Udall
George Genung
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Chet McNabb
Tempe
Jaycees
Tim Ballantyine
Earl Jones
Mesa
Delta Chi
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Cecil Crouch
Johnny McIntyre
Mansfeld Junior High
Roskruge
West Texas State Buffaloes
Texas Tech
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Mann
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M. Udall
Morales
Chalmers
Crum
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Elbert Brooks
Bill Westervelt
University of Arizona Wildcats
Bear Down
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Johnny Padelford
Reggie Russell
Huskies Edge All-Stars 6-0 In Final League Game
Benny Rincon scored the lone touchdown for the Safford Huskies with a late lateral from Bill Farragut to beat a league All-Star team 6-0 in the final After School Touch Football game. Rincon and Warragut starred for Safford as Higuerra passed for several gains and Caid led the All-Stars offense. The win capped a season sponsored by the city recreation department and local junior highs.
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California Coach Faces Student Demands At UC Meeting
University of California officials prepare for a student body meeting after calls for Head Coach Frank Wickhorst and many staff to resign following a poor football season. Dr. Monroe Deutsch defends amateur status and delays action to gather facts while stressing academics over football.
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Berkeley
Calif
U.P
University of California
Frank Wickhorst
Monroe BH. Deutsch
Deutsch
California
Wickhorst
Robert Gordon Sproul
Clint Evans
Kappas Claim Intramural Tennis Doubles Finalists
The Kappa pair Joey Kalt and Ruth Corbett defeated Bonnie Robinson and Maxine Kulinovich 6-4 1-6 6-1 to reach the intramural doubles final. Pat Kettering and Mimi Matanovich beat Beverly Smith and Barbara Peabody 6-1 6-8. The third set with Jean Lusby and Ruth Misbaugh was 6-3 2-6 as play continues today.
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Ruth Corbett
Bonnie Robinson
Maxine Kulinovich
Pat Kettering
Mimi Matanovich
Beverly Smith
Barbara Peabody
Nancy Kinney
Barbara Ryan
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Jean Lusby
Ruth Misbaugh
Gerry Clem
Elizabeth Pruess
Maricopa Hall
Verda Donkerdley
Joanne Blair
Rosemary Barker
Maggie Smith
Frances Hull
Ruth Maldonado
Pat Davey
Leonore Dykes
Tri Delts
Mary Bess
Smith
Marjorie Bradshaw
Maricopa
Lumberjacks Triumph Over Hawaiian All-Stars 97 to 36
Arizona State college Lumberjacks of Flagstaff defeated the touring Hawaiian All-Stars 97 to 36. Center Wayne Lee scored 19 points with nine field goals and one free throw as the team led 28 to 14 at halftime and remained unpressed.
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Wayne Lee
Arizona State College Lumberjacks
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Islanders
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Bromwich Quist Likely Davis Cup Doubles Team
Melbourne reports say Jack Bromwich and Adrian Quist appear set to defend Australia’s Davis Cup doubles title against the United States. Bromwich leads Victoria in singles and is seen as a certain starter in doubles. Quist has shown marked improvement and practiced with Bromwich Long Sidwell and Pails in secret sessions.
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Australia
U.P
Jack Bromwich
Adrian Quist
Bromwich
Victoria
Colin Long
Quist
Long
Billy Sidwell
Dinny
Army earns AP All-America honors for five players
A year ago Army had five players named to the AP All-America football team with Tackles Tex Coulter and Al Nemetz, Guard Johnny Green, and Bucks Glenn Davis and Dec Blanchard. Three years ago the SEC extended football eligibility to civilian transfer students.
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Army
Tex Coulter
al Nemetz
Johnny Green
Glenn Davis
Dec Blanchard
Seven Qualify In State Golf Meet At El Rio
Seven Tucson golfers qualified yesterday for the state amateur meet at El Rio Golf and Country Club in flights other than the championship bracket. Qualifying scores for 86 holes ranged from 76 to 93, with William A. Bell 85 and C. R. Day 83 among the top marks. Additional rounds were scheduled today as the state meet runs Thursday to Saturday, with Kim Bannister Jr. of Phoenix defending his title.
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C. R. Day
C. J. O'Dowd
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Pete Bennett
al Hubbard
R. B. Porter
Kim Bannister, Jr
Phoenix
Big Nine Can Send Same Team to Rose Bowl
Pasadena reports Commissioner Victor Schmidt says the PCC Big Nine Rose Bowl pact allows repeating the same team annually. Details include 50 50 profit split, 12 500 tickets for Big Nine, and 13 day drill for teams after Thanksgiving. Bruins' 1947 schedule adjusts with UCLA Nebraska cancellation.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.P
Victor O. Schmidt
Big Nine
Schmidt
UCLA
Nebraska
Minois
Bill Ackerman
Bruins
Texas Christian University
Ackerman
Iowa
Braggarts Top Brook lyn Jellymakers In City League Clash
Tom Allen scored 10 points to lead Daniels Braggarts to a 23 18 victory over the Brook lyn Jellymakers at the armory. The Streaks beat the Sino Americans 32 29 and the Superforts defeated the Southside Vets 36 26 in other league games.
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Brooklyn Jellymakers
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Southside
Morelli Ramos In Mat Feature On Tonight Card
Tony Morelli the Italian champion faces Gorilla Ramos the Mexico City grappler in the main event of the 40 and 8 wrestling card. Jimmy Lott and Gus Johnson meet in the semifinal, with a preliminary at 8 30 p m pitting Tommy Nilan the Australian champion against the Mystery Man a roughest man in the business.
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Gorilla Ramos
Mexico City
Morelli
Jimmy Lott
Gus Johnson
Washington
Tommy Nilan
New Mexico Plans Post-Season Tilts
Coach Willis Barnes named 28 players for two post-season football games for the University of New Mexico Lobos. They travel to Honolulu for a Dec 20 date with a Hawaiian independent league champion, then return to play Montana State in the Harbor Bowl at San Diego on Jan 1.
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N.M
Willis Barnes
University of New Mexico
Lobos
Honolulu
San Diego
Los Angeles
New Mexico
Montana State
First Christians Win Church Tilt
The First Christian quintet defeated the Catalina Methodists 29 to 18 to open the YMCA Church Basketball league season. Sterrett led with 18 points while Burns added seven for Catalina. The First Methodists meet the First Baptists and the University Methodists face the Trinity Presbyterians tonight.
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Passing statistics put Notre Dame atop offense and defense
Notre Dame led the nation in combined offense with 3 972 total yards and a 441.3 yard per game average while holding nine opponents to 141.7 rushing and passing yards per game. Texas Mines took the punting title at 51.2 yards per punt.
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Illinois Starts Rose Bowl Drills
The University of Illinois football team opens practice in Champaign for the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. Coach Ray Eliot plans daily workouts in the university armory through December 20 and requests 44 traveling players to allow scrimmage on the west coast, beyond the 36 limit.
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