All America honors for Stanton and Arizona stars
Henry Stanton earns honorable mention on AP all America squad as Arizona fans celebrate his selection. The AP honors include a major all America list and a Little all America team, based on game-by-game scouting from AP writers and input from coaches and newspapers nationwide.
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Mixed-Up Loop Leads Turbulent Bowling Standings
The Mixed-Up loop race tightens toward a runaway, with Tucson Roller Rink and local teams like Jenkins Mattresses and Acme Distrib Co. posting high scores. Notable performances include Mrs. Tully 478, Miss O Lynac 479, and Kane Ladies led by Ace White 586 in a dramatic triple game, while National Blinds and Custom Studio spar over points and cellar battles continue.
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Riggs And Kovacs Set For Madison Square Garden Debut
Bobby Riggs the United States singles champion and Frankie Kovacs the national vender champion will make their professional tennis debut at Madison Square Garden on December 26 promoter Alexis Thompson announced. Fred Perry and Don Budge will appear on the same card.
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Badgers Meet Yuma Five In Season Opener Tonight
The University of Arizona basketball team opens the season with a two game series against the New Mexico Teachers on Silver City’s hardwood. Coach Fred Enke brings two full squads to Silver City, with a likely starting lineup of Cullin and Allin at forwards Miller at center Ballantyne Genung Borodkin at guards. The trip began with an overnight stop in Douglas and resumes this morning.
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19 Selected For West Grid Team
SAN FRANCISCO December 12 A.R Henry Stanton University of Arizona end added to the west team for the West-West Shrine game New Year s day bringing the squad to 19 with four more to be chosen Shrine committee announced Ray Frankowski and Glen Conley both from University of Washington would play for the west both guards and tackles respectively assistants to the west roster
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Glen Conley
University of Washington
Missouri Tigers Drill in Snow for Sugar Bowl Prep
Missouri Tigers worked out in three inches of snow in Columbia with Coach Don Faurot saying practice would not let up. The session focused on blocking tackling and reviewing plays to use against Fordham in the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day.
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Rams
Tucson Team To Play Nogales High
The O. K. city basketball team will travel to Nogales to face the Nogales High Apaches tonight. Players making the trip include Joe Ayup Mike Simon Carlos Carrillo Tony Rios Alex McMinn Joe Lara Larry Ojeda and Frank Robles.
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Stanton Receives Honorable Rating On All America Squad
Stanton, Arizona star Henry Stanton, named stellar left end, earned honorable mention on the AP all America squad. He also was chosen as a western team member for the East West Shrine game in San Francisco on New Year’s Day.
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Wet Grounds Force Delay Of Polo Games
Polo games scheduled for tomorrow and Sunday between the University of Arizona and New Mexico Military Institute have been postponed due to wet Vine Street field conditions. Arizona coach Major Delmore S. Wood phoned officials to confirm. Games are expected to be rescheduled for January or early February. Utah University will face Arizona here next Friday and Saturday in the final games before Christmas.
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Fordham Plans Pass Plays For Sugar Bowl Opponent
Fordham coach Jimmy Crowley prepared the Rams for the Sugar Bowl against Missouri by stressing defense and working on new pass plays. He said the team would refine scouting reports before reaching Bay St. Louis for final preparations ahead of New Year’s Day game.
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Franck Released From Hospital
George Franck, star for New York Giants, is reported to be released from hospital after an unspecified ailment. Further details on recovery and schedule for return to play were not immediately available.
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Star Center Darvald Ward Jenkins A All American Rise
Columbia Mo December report traces Darvald Ward Jenkins from a freshman fullback to Missouri’s All American center. He stars in Sugar Bowl preparations with Fordham and plans Army service after June graduation, hinting this could be his final appearance. Jenkins vaulted from bench to No 1 center by midseason.
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City Net Tourney To Start Monday
City tennis tournament, postponed due to bad weather, will begin Monday morning on high school courts according to Leo Kohler, Arizona He added the event will conclude before December 20 ahead of the Christmas holiday. Entries may be turned in at the Arizona Inn or by telephone 3800, due Sunday evening.
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High School Quintets Clash In Local Gym At 8 O Clock
High School basketball clash tonight in Tucson as the Badgers host the Yuma Criminals at eight. Preview highlights include Bill Mann and Lincoln Richmond for Tucson and Chub Caesar for Yuma. Edwards quotes emphasize a big weekend ahead for both teams.
Fort Huachuca Fighters Dominate Bisbee Golden Gloves
Bisbee December report details Fort Huachuca boxers sweeping the finals of the American Legion Golden Gloves tournament. Vert McRae, a Bisbee heavyweight and former Navy leather-slinger, outpointed Al Turter of the 25th Infantry in the Class A main event. Other winners and defections across weights include Parker, Chavez, Miller, Bagby, and multiple 25th Infantry boxers with several knockouts or byes in Class B and by decision.
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Uncertain past trades and college football upset noted
Today marks a year since Commissioner Landis voided the sale of pitcher Frank Melton to the Brooklyn Dodgers by the Phillies. Three years ago the Detroit Tigers acquired pitcher Fred Hutchinson from Seattle of the Pacific Coast League for cash and four players. Five years ago Santa Clara, then unbeaten and favored for the Sugar Bowl, was routed 9-0 by Texas Christian, with Sammy Baugh's passing and kicking proving decisive.
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