Fists Fly At Jalopy Go By Hot Rod Harrington
Racers clash amid 21-car field at Tucson Auto Raceway main event with wrecks and brawls. Ben Ramsey wins the main, while Cheesbourg sets a track record in heat two. Dye dominates multiple prelims as Tennert and Morrison post strong showings in a day of mayhem and speed.
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Ben Ramsey
Hank Bolt
Howard Deming
Johnny Dye
Rex Gayman
Bill Cheesbourg
Istanders
Cheesbourg
Dye
Micky Marcum
George Koch
Chuck Turner
Blacky Langford
Les Morrison
Dub Tennert
Utah
Bill Cottee
Tennert
TACRA
Johnny Sandrock
Wesley Riba
Kenneth Evans
Dub Teinert
R. C. Whitwell
Cletus Reinhart
Rameey
Marcum
Ramsey
Morrison
Ohio State Faces Coaching Shuffle After Fesler Resigns
Wesley Fesler’s surprise resignation at Ohio State triggers a wide open coaching race led by Paul Brown and Chuck Mather. Athletic director Dick Larkins contemplates options including Harry Strobel Sid Gillman and Don Faurot as candidates while fans push for a return of Brown who could end the drought against Michigan.
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Tiger) Ellison
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Ohio State Athletic Department
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Ellison
Ohio State
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Chuck Mather
Massillon High
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Massillon
University
Navy
Cleveland
Paul
Fesler
Toledo
Strobel
Vic Janowicz
New York
Michigan
Panthers Eye Tucson After Narrow Loss to Douglas
Amphi theater Panthers, after a 48 to 47 setback to the Douglas Bulldogs, focus on Tucson prep Friday at THS. Coach George Genung praises center Eugene O'Neal for 35 points and notes improvements in ball handling, reserve depth, and shooting as Amphi prepares for Nogales after the Tucson game.
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Intracity
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Genung
Eugene O'Neal
Dave Senning
Fred Schuh
Dick Poe
Pete Riehlman
Bulldogs
Dave Arzate
Oneal
Nogales
Missouri Tigers Stun CCNY Then Top Ranked Foes Across Nations
Missouri strong defense and measured offense crushed CCNY 54 to 37 in Madison Square Garden, signaling Coach Sparky Stallcup’s club as a national name. The Tigers, led by Bud Heineman, prepare to face Ohio State and Texas Christian as top teams stumble in regional showdowns.
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Missouri Tigers
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Sparky Stallcup
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Missouri
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United Press Coaches Rating Board
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Bud Heineman
Nat Hol
Niagara
Denver University
Canisius
Southern Methodist
Duquesne
Texas Aggies
Indiana
Oregon State
Kansas University
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
St. John’s
New Mexico Edges Flagstaff 64-62 in Border clash
In Gallup New Mexico narrowly defeated Arizona State College of Flagstaff 64-62. Pancho Alvarez led Flagstaff with 20 points while Frank Kremer scored 16 for New Mexico as the hosts held in the final minute after a tight second half. New Mexico freshmen won the earlier game 51-31.
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Gallup
N. M
University of New Mexico
Arizona State College of Flagstaff
New Mexico
Pancho Alvarez
Arizona State
Elmer Garcia
Tom Matthews
Alvarez
Frank Kremer
Biggest Flop Award Goes To Notre Dame Gridders
Notre Dame football drops from national favorite to major disappointment in 1950. Purdue, Minnesota, SMU and others also rate as notable flops as the Irish finish with a 4-4-1 record after a 39th straight win streak and a season-ending loss to Purdue.
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Will Grimsley
New York
Associated Press
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Irish
North Carolina
Purdue
Frank Leahy
South Bend
Tulanea
Indiana
Midh. State
Navy
Pittsburgh
Iowa
Southern Cal
Boilermakers
Bernie Bierman
Gophers
Minnesota
Michigan
Bierman
Southern Methodist
William & Mary
Stanford
Southern California
Boston College
Miners Down Mexico Chihuahua In Narrow Wins
The Chihuahua Dorados lost to Texas Western from El Paso twice last week. On Friday the Miners won 68 to 59 after trailing most of the first half, and on Saturday they edged Texas Western 79 to 77 with a last second goal.
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Chihuahua
Mex
Chihuahua Dorados
Texas Western
el Paso
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Miners
Officials Refuel Seated Up High For LA State Win
Los Angeles State College routed La Verne College 81 to 47 as officials Lee Hansen and Joe Fleming called the game from elevated seats above the basket. The birds eye view reportedly speeds up the action.
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Los Angeles
Leach Basket
Los Angeles State College
la Verne College
Lee Hansen
Joe Fleming
Innovation praised by coach and players in midcourt view
They observed a midcourt floor view of a play and noted that players officials and spectators seemed to like the innovation. Hansen and Fleming said they could spot under the basket fouls they might miss from the floor, praising the new perspective.
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Los Angeles
Sax Elliott
Hansen
Fleming
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