Snead Eagles To Tie Walkup In Richmond Open Lead
In Richmond California the $7,500 Richmond open saw Slammin Sammy Snead and Blond Jimmy Walkup tied at 139 after two rounds. Snead shot 69 and 70 to climb near the top. Walkup added a 71 and 68, with amateurs showing strong play including Ernie Pieper and Ralph Hall challenging for the lead. Snead eagled the 18th to surge near the outright lead as weather favored low scores.
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Snead
Jimmy Walkup
Richmond
Calif
U.P
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
San Antonio
Tex
Walkup
Pearl Harbor
Simon Pures
Ernie Pieper
San Jose
Laffoon
Chicago
Leonard Dodson
Kansas City
Barney Clark
Denver
Sammy Flaid
Red Smith Seeks Giants Win Over Packers in Championship Test
Giants line coach Red Smith hopes to spark New York to a league title clash with Green Bay at the Polo Grounds after a 24-0 November victory. Packers coach Lambeau notes Smith's impact while media recall the long loggerhead between Smith and Lambeau in Wisconsin.
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New York
Richard “Red” Smith
New York Football Giants
Giants
Green Bay Packers
Polo Grounds
Smith
Green Bay
Curly Lambeau
Red Smith
Red
Packers
Stout Steve Owen
Polo Grounders
New Yorkers
Owen
Lambeau
Paschal
Bill Paschal
Notre
Wisconsin
Kaukauna
Wis
Transformation Through Sport and Coaching Boosts Young Players
A sports feature notes how basketball reform through youth participation shapes confident players. It highlights Big Bob Kurland's shift from awkward freshman to poised leader under Hank Iba, crediting coaching and sport for broader youth development.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
A.A.U
Big Bob Kurland
Oklahoma A
Hank Iba
Floridian Invents Wired Bases To Aid Umpires
A Florida inventor proposes wired bases that ring a bell when a player's cleats touch the bag to help umpires call close plays. He also suggests a whistling ball so runners can hear it coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Coaches consider national association with NCAA aid
At the Big Ten meeting baseball coaches formed a committee to study creating a national coaches association and to seek the NCAA's help. The panel includes Wes Fry of Northwestern Ray Fisher of Michigan Wally Roettger of Illinois and Paul Harrell of Indiana.
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Big Ten
National Coaches Association
NCAA
Wes Fry
Northwestern
Ray Fisher
Michigan
Wally Roettger
Illinois
Paul Harrell
Indiana
Turkeys and hunting feats linked to Lt. Comdr Don Kepler
Lt Comdr Don Kepler, head of a North Carolina Preflight school program teaching fliers to live off the land, spent a rough spell at home in Centre County Pennsylvania. He went hunting and bagged an 8 point buck and one of the largest wild turkeys in the area.
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Don Kepler
North Carolina
Centre County
Pennsylvania
Don
Arizona and Tempe State Teachers to Meet Again in Phoenix Gym
The University of Arizona basketball team faces Tempe State Teachers College tonight at Phoenix Junior College gym. Arizona trailed 32 to 17 at halftime but rallied to win 53 to 44 yesterday. both teams showed early inconsistencies.
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Tempe
University of Arizona
Tempe State Teachers’ College
Phoenix Junior College
University Five
Greco and Ruffin Fight Ends In Ten Round Draw
Montreal's Johnny Greco and New York's Bobby Ruffin fought to a 10 round draw at Madison Square Garden with Ruffin twice knocking down Greco. Gate totaled $86,489 from 17,957 fans. each boxer earned about $25,000. Promoter Mike Jacobs may stage a 12 round rematch next year.
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Fritz Howell
New York
Johnny Greco
Montreal
Bobby Ruffin
Madison Square Garden
Ruffin
Greco
Garden
Mike Jacobs
Unclear High School Scores From Arizona Basketball Meet
Scattered scores list several Arizona high school girls and boys basketball results. Tucson and Amphitheatre teams posted 60 to 12, while Litchfield Park 32 Scottsdale 26. North Phoenix 35 St. Mary's 31 Phoenix Union 42 Ajo 23. Phoenix Union 35 Miami 30 Marana 39 Deaf and Blind 35.
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Tucson
Amphitheatre
Litchfield Park
Scottsdale
North Phoenix
St. Mary’s
Phoenix Union
Ajo
Miami
Marana
Deaf and Blind
Invite Mexico U. to Sun Bowl Tilt
Representatives of the University of Mexico tentatively accepted an invitation to play Southwestern University of Georgetown Texas in the Sun Bowl on New Year’s Day. The Mexico eleven is undefeated but has been tied once in five games this season.
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EL Paso
Tex
University of Mexico
Southwestern University of Georgetown
Phoenix Union Sweeps Twin Bill With Two Victories
Phoenix Union high cagers toppled Ajo 43 to 23 in the morning game and then beat the Miami Vandals 35 to 30 in a night contest. The doubleheader result gives Phoenix Union both ends of the twin bill.
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Phoenix Union
Phoenix
Phoenix Union High Cagers
Ajo
Miami
Luke Field Routs Marana Army Airfield in Second Half
Luke Field defeats Marana Army Airfield 47 to 34 after a 20-15 halftime edge aided by Lt Ed Haley in the second half. Don Heselwood leads Luke with 14 points while Gene Mauch tops Marana with 10. Davis-Monthan Mustangstops Biggs Field 55-52 in El Paso as Nelson Bobb scores 18.
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Luke Field
Marana Army Airfield
Marana
Ed Haley
Lake
Mark Haller
Don Heselwood
Luke
Gene Mauch
Davis-Monthelan
Mustangs
Biggs Field
el Paso
Nelson Bobb
Davis Monthan
Biggs Fliers
Jim Ewing
Todd Miller
Biggseam
Dry Ice Plant Installation Planned in Natal
A new dry-ice production facility is being installed in Natal signaling expanded cooling capacity and local industrial activity. The project aims to bolster storage and food transport capabilities and may impact regional employment upon completion.
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Natal
Qokana Favored In Renewal Of Hollywood Cup
In Inglewood California the fifth Hollywood Gold Cup attracts a record 50 000 expected fans and a field of about 13 with Okana the 126 pound favorite and Paperboy 124 pounds in pursuit. Jockey Georgie Woolf seeks a fourth Paperboy triumph while trainer Joe Bernstein hails Okana in peak form as United States racing’s spotlight event unfolds at Hollywood Park.
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Gene Friedman
Inglewood
Calif
U.P
Hollywood Park
Okana
J. L. Burnstein
Paperboy
Joe Bernstein
Georgie
Woolf
Seabiscuit
Kayak II
Challedon
Charles S. Howard
Lou Bre
Johnny Adams
Howard
Marana Beats State School 39 35 On Sentinels Court
Marana high nosed out the Arizona State School for Deaf and Blind 39 35 yesterday on the winner's court. Marana led 21 14 at halftime as the Sentinels closed the gap late. Bob Honea scored 14 points to lead Marana while Asanovich had 13 for the losers. Australia launches a major coal drive.
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Marana High
Arizona State School For Deaf and Blind
Marana
Sentinels
Bob Honea
Asanovich
Last Year Favorites Return at Rillito Races Card
Last year’s favorites Punkin Chester Cc and Chicaro renew rivalry in a 330 yard event while seven furlongs test the longest race. Neo Music joins the quarter mile feature with Rumpus aiming for back to back wins as Gallant Maid and others complete the field. Track dries for fast times with Rumpus clocking 23.35 seconds last week and Blue Garter seeking a second win against Marching Feet. Frankie Figueroa eyes closing gap on leader Bill Brite after Brite’s suspension for a rail incident.
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Rillito
North First Avenue
Punkin
Chester Cc
Chicaro
Aasnana We Router
Joan Vriscoll
Neo Music
Jimmy Benjamin
Rumpus
George Cline
Buster
Roper
Gallant Maid
Blue Garter
Marching Feet
Fleet
Ready
Sugar
Silver Coaster
Eternal Toy
Frankie Figueroa
Bill Brite
Brite
Pepper
Summer Money
Hi Tone
Shoofly II
Jupiter
Scooter
Hotspur
Bob Jr
Taudman
Showindo
Clancy’s Gift
Dude Wrangler
Blondie Pal
Ray Flower
Whistling Boy
Lee Walker
Prince Nadji
John Cloister
Field Meddler
Pharay
Winning Chance
Vote Boy
Neches
Anneta
Paisana Northington
Chester C
Chicago
Wonderlad
Prince
Oklahoma John
Lost Toy
Westall
Flor de Amor
Proud Sun
Bubbling Toy
Billito Entries for a Multi Race Card
A series of races lists horses in each event with distances from a fastest quarter mile to five furlongs. It notes eligible horses for each race such as Pep per, Summer Money, Hi Tone, Showindo and Clancy's Gift while detailing claimed and graded allowances across seven races including a 330 yard handicap and a sold lineup.
Randolph Field Heavy Favorite Over 2AF Team
Randolph Field, top service team, makes metropolitan debut against Second Air Force at the Polo Grounds. Heavy crowd expected as Randolph pursues 11th straight win led by Bill Dudley. 2AF led by Glenn Dobbs. The game funds war bonds totaling about 79.75 million dollars backing the tilt.
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New York
Randolph Field
United States
Second Air Force
Polo Grounds
Texans
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Pittsburgh Steelers
Rocky Mountain
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa
Utah's Epinard and Eligible candidates at six and seven furlongs
Eighth race six furlongs lists entrants Boston Currant Enticing Lad St Julian TV Sister The Cloud Red J and Eligible Fast Move Covinese. Ninth race seven furlongs features Thunder Gold John Driscoll Downhill Notoi Take Redeem with Eligible Nojoqui Bessie Girl Top Notcher as alternates.
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Utah
Epinard
Val D
Star Well
Boston Currant
Enticing Lad
St. Julian
TV Sister
the Cloud
Red J
Covinese
Thunder Gold
John Driscoll
Notoi
Take
Redeem
Nojoqui
Bessie Girl
Tucson Badgers Cruise to Lopsided Win Over Amphitheatre
Tucson Badgers overwhelmed Amphitheatre 60 to 12 as Tommy Smith and Horney Thomas led scoring. Reserve unit added a 48 to 8 rout in the seconds. Amphitheatre missing center Billy Cole and faces North Phoenix Mustangs next in local gym.
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Tommy Smith
Horney Thomas
Nets
Tucson
Badgers
Neil Goodman
Smith
Thomas
Panthers
Billy Cole
North Phoenix High Mustangs
Doolen
Dick Siebeck
Hal Aylsworth
Jim McKissick
Lowell Bailey
Bill Hagsey
Greene
Punlap
Meyes
Edwards
A A
Crutchfield
Eller
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By Hal Wood
Jack Cuddy
Phoenix Gym
State Teachers College
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Steele
I Mannan
Troutz
Oweeeeese
Standish
P. Peterson
C Sirrine
G Capps
Angulo
Wee Teweees
Haws
Seeeeree Wiechens
Walsh
Mome S Beakley
Ote
Eee Anderson
Bullard
C Son
R. Peterson
G Neely
McKinley
G Amberson
Walker and Masters
Mexico
W.S. Lackner
N. Stone
Pioneer Hotel
Davis-Monthan
Second
Air Force
Luke Trims
Hosses
Qokana
California
Australia
Montes
Reynolds
Slade Martinez Oes Woods
Sreeeeenees
Marana Honea
Reilly Eet
Tidmarsh Engineering Company
Billito Entries
Randolph
Bond Bowl
March Field
Los Angeles
Third Air Force
Atlanta
2AF
South Africa
Tucson Chemical Co
E. Sixth St
Ralph Mayer
R Rey
Congress
River Bridge
el Conquistador Hotel Rodeo Field
Badgers Shellack
Bud Doolen
Ecuador
Taylor
Faunce
Blair
Bowmee
Schoaf
Matlock
Seeeees Justice
Young
Germaine
Corley
Carlos
Larson
Tucson-Nogales
Citizen
Greyhound Terminal
Truman McCrea
Jan Garber
Blue Moon Ballardon
Arthur Crowell
Hammond
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