Badger Lancer Quints Edge Amphi in Mesa affair
Amphitheater Panthers suffered their first loss of the season 51 31 to Mesa Jackrabbits as Leo Puebla led Mesa with 23 points. Amphi guard Phil Irvin opened scoring while Dean Metz topped Amphi with eight. The Panthers visit Nogales Apaches next, aiming for a stronger offensive showing and improved defense.
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George Genung
Amphitheater
Mesa Jackrabbits
Jackrabbits
Leo Puebla
Phil Irvin
Dean Metz
Amphi
Metz
Jasperson
Denaid
Puebla
Fioroni
Appieton
Irwin
Johnson
Colwell
Allen
Bracken
Cher
Burg
Willams
Casey
Bradford
Tucker
Appleton
Skousen
Panther
Nogales Apaches
Amphi Gym
Salpointe Raps Lobos in and Preps for Tonight
Salpointe High School’s Lancers cruised to a 57 to 27 victory over the Patagonia Lobos last night at THS gym and host San Simon tonight in a prelim and varsity doubleheader. Pat Lopez led with 15 points, Phil Felix 13, while the Jayvees also beat Patagonia 37 to 31.
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Salpointe High School
San Simon Basketballers
THS
Patagonia Lobos
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Larry Baroldy
Salpointers
Pat Lopez
Phil Felix
Patagonia
Roy Walsh
Willie Torres
Salpointe
Little Lancers
Jayvees
Gary Leinenbach
John Willis
Jim Pyeatt
Stephen Lopez
Sabala
Bejaranof
Dolan
Shorr
Lopez
Walsh
Sae
Bhyman
Johndrow
Dufand
Dotan
Franco
Baugh and Albert End Careers Amid NFL Playoff Push
Sammy Baugh and Frankie Albert retire after today as playoff races unfold across the NFL. Cleveland can clinch the American title by beating the Giants at the Polo Grounds, while Detroit and Los Angeles vie for the National crown. The Lions meet the Texans as the Rams host the Steelers, with Eagles and Browns contending for a possible tie and rematch.
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Frankie Albert
Cleveland
Browns
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Polo Grounds
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Los Angeles Rams
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Dallas Texans
Texans
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Chicago
Paul Brown
Otto Graham
Northwestern
Marion Motley
Ken Carpenter
Dub Jones
Harry Jagade
Lou Groza
Groza
Tom Landry
Chuck Conerly
Ed Price
Los Angeles
Steelers
Sooners Seek Return to Southwest Conference Bid
Oklahoma, balking at a bowl ban and subsidy rules, explores rejoining the Southwest Conference where it was a charter member from 1914 to 1920. Walter Kraft met with the conference faculty committee in Dallas to discuss a possible future return amid debates on athletic scholarships and the contract system. The Big Seven opposes home games against Texas, a factor cited for seeking reentry as the contract for Dallas games ends in three years.
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Walter Kraft
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Kraft
Ac Sampl
Howard Grubbs
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University of Houston
Texas
Sooners
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Baylor
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Rice
Arkansas
Badgers Triumph Over Glendale 71 to 45
Tucson Badgers routed Glendale 71 45 in a class A game. Louis Hopkins led Tucson with 20 points as they built a 39 22 halftime lead and maintained it. Glendale's best stretch was the third quarter with 20 points, but Tucson finished strong, outscoring 21 to 3 in the final period.
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Tucson
Badgers
Louis Hopkins
Hopkins
Davis
Schwartz
Dinwiddie
Discaya
Andrews
Briggs
Mustangs Win Seventh In Row At Davis-Mon AFB
Morris Zempel powered Davis-Monthan AFB to a seventh straight victory beating Norton AFB 67 to 58. Zempel scored 18 points as Mitch L heureux formerly of Loyola of Los Angeles added 21 for Norton. In the prelim, Headquarters section, 803rd AB Group defeated 803rd Inst. Squadron 49 to 26 to win the Squadron Invitational at Davis-Monthan base.
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Davis-Monthan Afb
Mustangs
Norton Afb
Zempel
Mitch L'Heureux
Loyola of
Los Angeles
Norton
803Rd
AB Group
D-M Base
Redskins Beat Bears 146 to End 24-Game Streak for NFL Title
Ten years ago the Washington Redskins defeated Chicago 146 to win the NFL championship and end the Bears 24-game winning streak.
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Washington Redskins
Chicago
Bears
Vosberg Named March of Dimes Sports Chairman in Arizona
Don Vosberg of Tucson was appointed state sports chairman for the 1953 March of Dimes by Henry Goodman. Vosberg, former University of Arizona end coach and Marquette football player, will help county chairs raise funds amid Arizona polio epidemic with 40 plus cases per 100 000 and national projections of 60 to 65 thousand new cases and seven million dollars in unpaid bills.
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Tucson
Henry Goodman
Vosberg
Towncats
University of Arizona
Marquette University
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Arizona
Goodman
Amateur Golfers To Come Here To Phoenix Event
The Arizona Amateur Golf association chose El Rio Country club in Tucson as the site of next year's championship tournament. Leon Levy of Tucson was elected association president, succeeding Dr. E. Payne Palmer of Phoenix.
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Arizona Amateur Golf Association
el Rio Country Club
Tucson
Leon Levy
E. Payne Palmer
Willcox Tops ASD in 67-49 Victory at Home
Willcox defeated the Arizona Deaf and Blind School 67-49 with a 41-19 halftime lead. Charles Rankin led Willcox with 23 points while Oscar Lugo topped ASD with 14. Willcox junior varsity also beat ASD jayvees 60-31 for a double win.
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Charles Rankin
Oscar Lugo
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Jayvee
Jayvees
Minnesota Upset Kentucky In Close 61-57 Game
A year ago Minnesota shocked the NCAA champion Kentucky 61 to 57 in a pivotal college basketball upset. The victory stood as one of the season’s notable shockers with Minnesota defeating the defending champions on their home court.
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Minnesota
Kentucky
CAGE CAPERS BORDER CONFERENCE ROUNDUP
Comprehensive scores list across high school and college games. Notable outputs include Tulsa beating Texas Tech 67 53, Pepperdine edging Tempe 80 82 in double overtime, and a slate of regional results with numerous schools such as San Diego State, Flagstaff, and Phoenix Union posting varied margins. The long summary records dozens of matchups, overtime results, and independent school totals.
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Texas Tech
San Diego State
Flagstaff
Pepperdine
Tempe
New Mexico
Texas Western
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Ont
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Alliance
Lock Haven
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Montclair
National
Aggies
Temple Pharmacy
Rutgers Pharmacy
NY State Maritime
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Pratt
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Virginia Medical
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Ill
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William Penn
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Westmar
Moorhead
Minn
Ellendale
Yankton
Sioux Falls
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A&m
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Itasca
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Carleton
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Rams Ace Near Rote's Pass Mark and Towler Pace Rushers
NFL statistics show Tobin Rote leading pass efficiency with 8.48 yards per attempt to Van Brocklin's 8.18. Towler extends his ball carrying lead with 821 yards on 144 attempts, while Price and McElhenny trail. Receivers Speedie tops with 56 catches for 856 yards, and Soltau leads scorers at 88 points as punting and kickoff returns show Gillom and Chandnois excelling.
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Norman van Brocklin
Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
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Ram
Dan Towler
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New York Giants
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Joe Perry
Mac Speedie
Gordon Soltau
Harry Grant
Don Stonesifer
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Elbie Nickel
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Howton
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Bob Waterfield
Horace Gillom
Bob Smith
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Fred Morrison
Chicago Bears
Jack Christiansen
Woodley Lewis
John Williams
Washington
Lynn Chandnois
Eddie Macon
Ollie Matson
Dick Lane
Tom Keane
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Hoernschemeyer
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Motley
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A4s
Ok Cioesse
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PC Pet
YG Avg
Graham
LeBaron Wash
Albert
Finks
Pitt
van Brock
Parilli
Speedie
Ik Kdcotechc
Grant
Phila
Stonesifer
Carson Baily Citizen 10 Saturday Evening
The December 13 1952 Saturday Evening issue of Carson Baily Citizen 10 presents local news highlights, community notices, and a brief run of ads documenting civic events, weather, and upcoming schedules in the city.
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Carson Baily
Tucson Women golfers win class A B C in Tucson Country Club tourney
Mrs. Raymond Oyler and Miss Pat McGuire lead Class A with low net and low gross as 65 women compete. In Class B Mrs. John Hagan posts low net and Mrs. Richard Hecker low gross, while Class C sees Mrs. Mac Waldman with low net and Mrs. John Hatener with low gross. Members hold a one putt tourney, led by Mrs. Hagan with seven one putts and Mrs. S. Morehead second with five.
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Raymond Oyler
Pat McGuire
Tucson Country Club
Tucson
Flowing Wells Quints Lose in County Recreation Haul
Metro League action saw the Jerry Lee Hé Market quintet defeat Flowing Wells 64 to 32. Bill Hassey led the winners with 18 points while Alex Carlders scored 12 for Flowing Wells. The Polar Bar Bears crushed Flowing Wells 57 to 14 in AA play. R Siegal led the winners with 12. Sunnyside D1 beat Sunnyside D2 29 to 2 after school contest.
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Jerry Lee
Flowing Wells
County Recreation
Bill Hassey
Alex Carlders
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