Amphi hosts Nogales after loss to THS
Amphitheater Panthers, crushed 76-51 by Tucson high, face Nogales on the north side court at 8 15 tonight. Smarting from the setback, Amphi relies on guard Fred Schuh and Jim Sparks while Tucson highs Roy Brown led with 17 points as Brown and reserve standouts paced the Badgers in a game dominated from start to finish.
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Tony Tselentis
Amphi
Panthers
Tucson High
Nogales
Apaches
Buddy Islas
Safford
THS
Phoenix Tech
Hornets
Andy Yabo
Brown
Roy Brown
Badgers
Billy Marshall
John Werstler
Fred Schuh
Jim Sparks
Bud Doolen
Marshall
Doolen
Badger
Lockhart
Oden
Werstler
Russ Davis
THS Cubs
Little Panthers
Jack Holzapfel
Tucson
Amphitheater
Sparker
Wilsons
Srichimang
Tollet
Lindsey
O'Neal
Marshalie
Zirkige
Burton
Wilson
Tolle
B. Oden
Werstier
C. Oden
Lenning
Sparks
Poe
Riehman
Booth
Dick Glover
Gorden Overstreet
Torrid Race In Class A Loop
Tucson high Mesa and Phoenix Tech lead Class A with 2 0 records. One top team will fall when Badgers meet Tech in Phoenix. Mesa faces North Phoenix while Amphitheater and Glendale linger near bottom due to two forfeits and a slim slate of games.
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Tucson High
Mesa
Phoenix Tech
Badgers
Tech
Phoenix
Amphitheater
Glendale
Safford Opens Junior High Opener With Win Over Roskruge
Safford won 25 14 over Roskruge in the high school gym as Fred Die Pain starred for the victors. Albert Flores led Roskruge with eight points.
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Safford
Roskruge
Freddie Pain
Aer
Albert Flores
Safford Huskies
Roskruge Blue Beetles
Huskies
Pete Sandoval
Gilbert Carraso
Jesus Martinez
Beetles
David Steinborn
Roskruge Pelicans
Roskruge Jokers
Mansfeld Hurricanes
Catalina
Jokers
Roger Neal
Marvin Kaplin
David Krzyzanowski
Wakefield Panthers
Wakefield Warriors
Leon Jeames
Mansfeld
Mansfeld Gremlins
Talboom Named to North Squad in Senior Bowl
Mobile dispatch reports Eddie Talboom, 157 pound second team All America halfback from Wyoming, selected for the North squad of the Senior Bowl to be played in January. The 29 year old South Bend native led Skyline Conference with 130 points this season. Also added to the North eleven was Buddy Brown of Arkansas as the North team reached 19 players while the South had 22.
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Mobile
Ala
Eddie Talboom
Wyoming
Jan. G. Talboom
South Bend
Ind
Buddy Brown
University of Arkansas
SW Conference Sets Freshmen Eligibility Rules
Dallas December report states the Southwest Conference faculty committee closes its winter meetings with wartime eligibility rules to allow freshmen to compete for varsity. Recommendations include a postwar pre-conference basketball tournament between Christmas and New Year, a play-off to decide regional NCAA representation in ties, and consideration of a TV sharing committee amid current telecasts and planned payments.
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Dallas
Stanford Names First Negro Eligible For Coast Conference
Stanford declares Ed Tucker eligible to play Pacific Coast conference basketball after ineligibility due to a transfer technicality. Tucker, a speedy forward, will suit up Monday as the Indians face Colorado.
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Stanford
Calif
U.P
Indians
Colorado
Ed Tucker
Compton College
Texas A&M Coach Assaulted in Houston
Texas A M head football coach Harry Stiteler said the Houston assault near the Shamrock hotel was not serious. His face was cut and swollen after being struck as he left a cab, two hours after the Aggie banquet, with managers denying access to interviews.
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Texas Aggie
Houston
College Station
Tex
Harry Stiteler
Texas A. & .M
Shamrock Hotel
Stiteler
Shamrock
Municipal
Houston A&m
Aggie
Chronicle
Orie Collins
W. K. Welch
Collins
Welch
County Plans I1 Tilts Monday
County recreation basketball contests set for Monday at County Center and Santa Cruz Center. Metropolitan league features Knights vs Davidson at 7 p.m., Greenwald Drug vs Social Counts at 8 p.m., Tucson Catalinas vs Central Aircraft at 9 p.m. CYO league at Santa Cruz Center presents All Saints vs St. John's at 7 p.m., Sacred Heart vs SS Peter Paul at 8 p.m. AA league shows Sno-Breeze Coolers vs Sunnyside at 9 p.m. After school league games include SS Peter Paul at Sunnyside class A at 4:10 p.m., Sunnyside at Flowing Wells class B at 4:20 p.m., Hepeats at Wakefield class A at 4:20 p.m., and Sunnyside No. 4 at All Saints class D at 4:15 p.m.
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County Center Metropolitan League
Knights
Davidson
Greenwald
Tucson Catalinas
Central Aircraft
All Saints
St. John's
Sacred Heart
SS. Peter & Paul
Sno-Breeze Coolers
Sunnyside
Flowing Wells
Hepeats
Wakefield
Arizona Loop Discusses 1951 Football and Spring Schedules
TEMPE December 16 Representatives of the newly organized Arizona Conference meet to discuss 1951 football and spring athletic schedules. Rudy Lavik head of the Arizona State College physical education department presided as acting commissioner. The loop includes Phoenix College Grand Canyon College Arizona State College at Flagstaff Tempe freshmen and University of Arizona freshmen.
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Tempe
Arizona Conference
Rudy Lavik
Arizona State College
Lavik
Phoenix College
Grand Canyon College
Arizona State College At
Flagstaff
University of Arizona
Bear Bryant linked to Minnesota coaching move
Nashville Tennessean sports writer F. M. Williams reports strong talk that Bear Bryant will leave Kentucky for Minnesota, after negotiations post Bernie Bierman’s resignation. The piece notes Wilkinson’s support, Bryant’s discomfort at Kentucky, and potential announcement in Dallas in January.
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Nashville, Tenn
Kentucky
Paul
Bear) Bryant
University of Minnesota
Nashville Tennessean
F. M. Williams
Wildcat
Lexington
Williams
Minnesota
Bryant
Bernie) Bierman
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Sooners
Wilkinson
Southwest
LSU
Tennessee
H. L. Donovan
University of Kentucky
Minneapolis
Alabama
Dallas
Name 68 Gridders As County Stars
Pima county recreation officials today selected 68 football players for its 1 50 all star grid squad. Read list includes SUNNYSIDE, EL RIO, SALPOINTE HIGH, WAKEFIELD, FLOWING WELLS, CACTUS DRUGGISTS and others. Ten years ago Francis Schmidt resigned after seven years as football coach of Ohio State.
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Pima County
Sunnyside
Dick Leis
Jack Patty
Chuck Murtaugh
Polar Bar Bears
John Eagy
Bob Carroll
Bill Araiza
EL Rio
al Gallego
Rex Reyes
Conrad Romero
Sno-Breeze
Ken Mahady
Joe Ochoa
Charley Mciver
Salpointe High School
Leo Montano
Pat Lopez
Larry Naughton
Peter & Paul
Rene Morales
James Novinski
Mike Flood
Wakefield
Arnold Mendoza
Bob Crow
Henry Ybarra
Jerry Coppola
Lester Dietrich
Marine Acosta
Flowing Wells
Jim Vanderkerk
Bob Ranse
James Cloakey
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Finalists Decided for El Rio Invitational Foretold
Semifinals set at El Rio as Fred Chaves faces Charles Brown and Hank Leiber takes on John Rudolph this afternoon. Winners meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. for the 18 hole Invitational championship after first round and quarterfinal wins.
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Fred Chaves
Charles Brown
Hank Leiber
John Rudolph
el Rio
Brown
Randolph
Louis Chaves
Santa Barbara
Leiber
Tucson Country Club
Dan Hubbard
Ralph Rigg
Rudolph
Charles Lamb
John Crabl
Golberg
Corbett
F. Chaves
Jack Podret
L. Chaves
Dick Siebeck
Bell
Lamb
Crabbe
Schultz
Rigg
Talmadge
Hubbard
Chaves
Crable
Consolation Corbett
Podret
Siebeck
Carrillo Tornadoes Edge Blue Devils on Last Shot
Ruben Duarte hit a midcourt shot as the Carrillo Tornadoes edged the Blue Devils 52 to 50 in a city league practice game. Duarte, Ray Lucero, and Frank Arias each scored 12 for Carrillo while Eddie McCann led Blue Devils with 25.
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Ruben Duarte
Carrillo Tornadoes
Blue Devils
Ray Lucero
Frank Arias
Duarte
Eddie McCann
Devils
Carrillo Panthers
Estevan
Carrillo Center
Wae’ S Park Pachucos
Oury Park
Four Mat Gals Head Ring Card at Tucson Sports Center
Four top women wrestlers headline a two out of three falls one hour co feature at the Tucson Sports Center next Wednesday. Lilly Bitter and Beverly Lehmer face Ann Stanley and Cora Combs in one match while Tony Falletti battles Murderous Mike London in the companion main event. Al Williams and promoter Sam Menacker will clash in the preliminary bout.
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Squared Circle
Tucson Sports Center
Lilly Bitter
Beverly Lehmer
Ann Stanley
Cora Combs
Tucson
Tony
Cry Baby
Myriapod Trounces Mansfeld Goats In Big Eight Clash
Mansfeld Myriapods routed the Mansfeld Goats 72 to 0 in a junior high class A basketball game yesterday. Dirk Brokema scored 20 points to power the Myriapods, while the Goats struggled to score and earned the team’s nickname as the game’s bad day.
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Mansfeld Goats
Mansfeld Myriapods
Dirk Brokema
McMurtray Reaches Tie For First In Atomic League
McMurtray Plumbing upset Nu Way Cleaners 3-1 to pull even atop the Speedway Lares Atomic League standings. Mulcahy Lumber blanked Arizona Flour Mills 4-0, Lil Five defeated Edwards Insurance 2-0, and Catalina Cleaners tied Unit Laundry 2-2. High game 209 by M Carlson, high series 535 by F Mulley. Mulcahy Lumber led team game 4 and team series 2777.
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Atomic League
Speedway Lares
McMurtray Plumbing
Nu Way Cleaners
Mulcahy Lumber
Arizona Flour Mills
Lil
Edwards Insurance
Catalina Cleaners
M. Carlson
F. Mulley
Mulcahy
U Nu Way Cleaners
Arizona Flour Mille
Gatalina Cleaners
Inspection stretches lead with 3-1 win over Sheet Metal
Inspection extended its loop lead to two games after a 3-1 victory over Sheet Metal. Engine Build-Up fell 3-7 to Oxygen while Electrical blanked Instrument 4-0 and Security defeated Fuel & Oil 3-1. Buys led with 499 series and 192 single game. Security posted top team game of 3 and top team series of 2590.
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Oxygen
Fuel & Or
Ahues Instrument Vale
Mesa Continues Class A Wins Defeats PUHS
Mesa's Jackrabbit basketball team remains Class A dominant with a 44 to 35 win over Phoenix Union. Johnny Allen scored 21 points while Phoenix's North Phoenix and West Phoenix results set up a high scoring clash with Allen and North Phoenix's Bill Burke. Other games saw Tucson beating Amphitheater 76 to 50 and Class B teams Miami, Nogales, and Coolidge also winning decisively.
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United Press
Mesa
Phoenix Union
Johnny Allen
Phoenix
Allen
North Phoenix
Glendale
North Hi
Bill Burke
George Rountree
West Phoenix High Thunderbirds
Prescott
Tucson
Miami
Superior
Manuel Ruiz
Nogales
Safford
Coolidge
Florence
Fazio Maintains Bowling Lead In National Meet
Chicago report says Buzz Fazio clung to first place in the National Individual Match Game championships after a 747 series, totaling 153.22 Peterson points through 32 games. He beat Lou Sielaff, tied one and lost one, with a 300 in the afternoon and three of four against Stan Slomenski, while Sylvia Wene closed the gap on defending champion Marion Tadewig in the women’s bracket.
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Chicago
Buzz Fazio
Fazio
Lou Sielaff
Detroit
Peterson
New York
Stan Slomenski
Sylvia Wene
Philadelphia
Marion Tadewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Browns vs Giants in NFL playoff clash headlines 1960
Cleveland Browns prepare to face the New York Giants in Chicago stadium style no. 11:30 a.m. kickoff with 35 000 fans expected. Giants seek third straight win after two lopsided AAC era defeats. Browns aim to prove NFL status. Coach Paul Brown emphasizes beating rivals to show strength.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Browns
Lake Front
Giants
Baltimore
San Francisco
Los Angeleses
Chicago Bears
Paul Brown
NFL
Philadelphia Eagles
Ray Poole
Steve Owen
Len Ford
Don
Dopey) Phelps
Bettors
Tucson
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West Phoenix
Yuma
Roskrugers
Mansfeld Mustangs
Mansfeld Elks
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Safford Sharks
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Safford Daredevils
Catalina Bobcats
Mansfeld Cobras
Mansfeld Owls
Mansfeld Orioles
Mansfeld Shooting Stars
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Safford Trojans
Mansfeld Mutts
Dunbar Hepcats
Dunbar
Roskruge Tail Pullers
Roskruge Stags
Wakefield Dairy Queens
Safford Wildkittens
Eighth Street Court
Talboom
Reggie Russell
Dick Poe
Johnny Werstler
County Recreation
Santa Cruz Center
Arizona
Tommy Campbell
Rex Taylor
John Donnelly
Herman Herrares
Tony Benites
Dave Metz
Larry Lekander
Paul Magee
Kenneth Leahy
Manny Lujan
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George Salazar
John Kalsaroumbas
Ralph Corrales
Billy Stahl
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Taylor
Edward Sherfey
Cactus
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el Rio Windup
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Knox Corbett
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Stone Avenue
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den Bell
Leo
Lynn Radic
Dale's Auto Ee Sundt
Desert Drive Inn
Bee Hostetter
Kaiser Electric
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Winter Lawns
Tucson Fertilizer Co
Wallis
Cleaning Service
East Ninth St
Murphey Realty & Mortgage Co
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Regsie Russell
TACRA
Ben Ramsey
Wild Billi” Cheesbourg
Ramsey
Puhs
Lecal
Pucson
Tucson Heights
County Recorder
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Mavor
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Eta Shida
Friden
Meee Sales & Service
Walsh
Rodig’s
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Valley Nat'l Bidg
Parker-Kerr
N. Stone
Turson Batly Citizen
Oec
KTKT
Pime
CARL M_ HITT
Fenton'’S Recreation Hall
East Pennington Street
State of
Elmer W. Courtland
West Pennington Street
John £. Fenton
Marie Fenton
Milton Cole
State OF Arizona
Superior Court
County OF
Pima
Graham C. Hatcher
Mary K. Hatcher
Valley National Building
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