Record Field Set For Rillito Romps Dec 16
Rillito track hosts a strong winter meeting seventh week with 78 entries including the big herd of horses. Feature events spotlight two short distance races led by Abbotsford and Bon Galus with Jusamar in pursuit as Abu ford seeks redemption after a cautious start.
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Pros Set Line For LA Bowl
The Browns and Giants, meeting in a playoff for the Conferente crown, each placed four linemen. Cardinals two, Redskins and Steelers one each. Five Thirty draws the six furlongs with Tommy Whelan and Mort's Missie to beat, while Deliville aims to threaten. Halftimed races include a 440 yard dash by the Philadelphia Eagles. The Pro Bowl selections feature five linemen for the main game on January 15.
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Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Chicago Cardinals
Washington Redskins
Fittsburgh Steelers
Manny Figueroa
Bluebloods
Five
Tommy Whelan
Mort
Missie
Deliville
Avery
Righthss
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Eugles
Goie
Hot Pepper
Jis
Lad
Nas
Mae
Poison Ivy
Iing
Denver
Nogales
Los Angeles metropoliInto
Mottag Jim
Sky Tommy
Hanty
Tency
Little Dandy
Oerty
Teont
Pareles Gara
Thle Kling
Soey
Golns
Anniversacy
Satchel
Britches
Veethaupuecor
Eagle
John Gretra
Walter
Barnes
Eagles
Pete Plhos
al Wistert
Chuck Bermarile
Giants
Browns
Dsolster
Bob Shaw
Chicago
Dinals
Cleveland
Mac Speedie
Bill Walsh
Pittsburgh Steelers
John Cannady
Chuck Bednarik
Philadelphia Eagles
Bill Fischer
Walter Barnes
Weldon Humble
Willis
al Dirogatis
Lou Grote
Paul Lipscomb
Arnie
Weinmeister
Philadelphia Eagies
John Green
Philadelpha
Eagsete Pinos
Eagies
Ray Poole
Mae Speedie
Otto Graham
Jim Hardy
Harry Gilmer
Charlie Conerly
Halebacks
Joe Geri
Elmer Angsman
Gene Roberts
Bill Dudley
Otto Schmelbacher
EmJen Tunnell
Marion Motley
Pat Harder
Jerry Shipkey
Tony Adamie
Furianys
Phoenic Inn
Plenty
Dainty Son
Michigan
Eilgibin
Hignerra
Gamue
Deeb
Uaumar
TefFar
Soofly
Hern Mhivger
Fanita
Walgit
Arizona Chiat
Barner
Yebot Gal
Witl
Witte Sit
Ors Missie
Delmlte
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Tommy Whali
Thars
Kamkar
Lady Styblan
Dwe
Dady
Captain Lad
Little Mouse
Joe Joe
Phoenix
Little Howl
Wiles Bullet
Junior Ward
Sly Tom
Cheaper
Tim D Mbe
Abe
Tae Towsky
Bert
Jady
Rams Bears in NEL Playoff Clash At Coliseum
Los Angeles Rams host the Chicago Bears in a pivotal National Conference game to decide the league winner and earn a shot at the NFL title. The Rams seek a home win and rest while Chicago eyes a rare upset on the road. Kickoff is 3 p.m. Tucson time.
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Bob Myers
Los Angeles
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Bears
Rams
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Ram
Dan Reeves
Chicago
Hardy
Jim Hardy
Chisago Cardinals
Lon Angeles
Ram Hiteself
Joe Stydahar
Norman van Brocktin
Bob Waterfield
Waterfield
Johnny Lujack
George Halas
Georga Gulyanies
Julie Rykovich
Fred
Curly) Morrison
Sitter van Brocktin
Glenn Davis
W. T. Smith
Dick Hoerner
Tucson
Five Top Quints Face Tough Tests
New York December 16. Five top ranked teams Kentucky North Carolina State Kansas Indiana and Kansas State enter a night of pivotal games with a combined 20 1 record. Kentucky hosts Kansas State while North Carolina State meets Temple in Philadelphia Indiana faces Kansas State at Manhattan and Oklahoma A M versus SMU highlight a crowded schedule.
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New York
Ma Yeast
Yeaon
Kentucky
North Carolina State
Kansas
Indiana
Kansas State
Hach
Tere
Temple
Philadelphia
Midwest
Southwest
Oklahoma
A&m
Southern Methodist
West
California
Sam Raozino
Wolfpack
Manhattan
i¢State
Ohio State
Purdue
Lexington
Clyde Lovellette
Spivey
Lovellette
George Mikan
SMU
Hank
Missouri Valley
Washington
Berkeley
Louisville
Seton Hall
Murray State
West Texas
Princeton
Cole Rate
Penn State
Shode Island
State
Syracuse
John Carroll
LaSalle
St. d Joseph's
Yale
Sornell
Plain Dealer Says Veeck Deal Coming
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports potential return of Bill Veeck to baseball as owner of the St. Louis Browns. It notes meetings in St. Petersburg, references Veeck as former Cleveland Indians owner, and mentions a possible $2,000,000 purchase, though Veeck and DeWitt deny a deal.
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Cueveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bill Veeck
St. Louis Browns
the Plain Dealer
St. Petersburg
Veeck
Cleveland Indians
RU DeWitt
Browns
DeWitt
Voock
Tucson
Ciren
Jacks After No 2 Over N M Quintet
FLAGSTAFF Dec 18 The Lumberjacks of Arizona State College at Flagstaff aim for a second basketball win tonight against New Mexico Western of Silver City after a 30 23 half time lead and Pancho Alvarez the top scorer with four points. In a preliminary, Eastern Arizona Junior College from Thatcher defeated the AxBabes of Flagstaff 43 2.
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Flagstaff
Arizona State College
Flegstafé
New Mexico
Western
Jacks
Pancho Alvarez
Arizona Junior College
Thatcher
Axbabes
Plagstaff
Speedway Bowlers In Head Pin Play
The Speedway lanes head pin tournament gets underway today and will continue for the next two weekends with play set for Friday Saturday and Sunday after this week. Merchandise and cash prizes will be awarded to tourney winners. The entry fee is 2.06 dollars. A ladies handicap is slated for tomorrow afternoon at the Speedway alleys.
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Stov e League Buzz and Navy Officer Romance
Across the pages a former Midshipman, Dave Bannerman, leaves Annapolis for life beyond the Naval Academy as a ring of romance with Monette J. Cyaney forms. Ed Koto, a Rams scout, praises the Border Conference, while Senator Edwin C. Johnson rejects baseball commissioner rumors and reflects on past ties with Branch Rickey.
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Johnson
Gteord
Husky
Army
Navy
News
Bannerman
Monette
J. Cyaney
Annapolis
Frederick
Academy
Harry W. Dew
White
Mediate
Rams
Davette
National League and Conference College Basketball Results
A scrambled OCR style list shows numerous college basketball scores across the National League and Border Conference plus invited tournaments. Notable results include Murray Kentucky 52 over West Texas 44, Arizona State 59 over New Mexico Western 31, New Mexico ASM 62 over Wichita U 78, and Marshall Invitational results with California 72 and Pepperdine 73. Additional scores feature many regional colleges such as Chandler 38, Santa Cruz 4, Denver 40, and Loyola 62, with multiple state and city teams in Arizona, New Mexico, and surrounding areas.
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Murray
West Texas
Marshall
Arizona State
Neale
New Mexico Western
New Mexico Asm
Wichita
U.ry
Richmond
Davidson
MIT
Coast Guard Academy
Eastern Kentucky
Dayton
Ohio
Princeton
Colgate & Mina
Fis
Commacticut Tanchars
Culvar Stackinn
Avatin Texse
South Dakota
Craighton
New Hampshire
Norwiel
BaPauw
Lake Forest
Conneticut
Famechon calls Flanagan 1000 to Pep in bout recap
In a New York arena recap, European featherweight champion Famechon says it takes 3000 Flanagans to equal one Willie Pep after his 10 round win over Glen Flanagan at Madison Square Garden. The draggy bout drew 4,742 and $13,699 with judges split on rounds.
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Jack Hand
New
York
Rey Famechon
France
Glen Flanagan
Tof
St. -Paul
Minn
Madison Square Garden
Pep
Famechon
Willie Pep
Loase
Tost
Att -Suskind
St. Paul
Jack “Walton
Bill Healey
Flenagan
Flanagan
Glen
Del
Sandy
Saddler
New York
Wale
Sarily
Pamechon
St Louis
Charley Riley
Marcune
Coney Island
Bill’ Bossio
Vic Cardell
Hartford
Conn
Walter
Basilio
Syracuse
Salas defeats Davis for unanimous lightweight title win
Hollywood reported veteran Charlie Salas edged John Ti. Davis in a unanimous decision at Tegion stadium before 3,200 fans. Salas used a seven pound weight edge and relentless lefts to the head, scoring with a strong eighth round burst that visibly shook Davis. Judges Corey Hart and Frankie Van marked Salas ahead by four and five points respectively. Davis showed timing issues and remained mostly on the defensive as Salas pressed the action throughout the bout.
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Charlie Salas
John Ti
Davis
Tegion Stadium
Atvantage
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Ariz
Tarig
Salas
Oakland
Calif
Frankie van
Tommy Hart
Frank Holborow
Salay
Arizona
Pete Shoord
Wildcats Face Aztecs In Tucson Tonight At Home
Arizona Wildcats host San Diego State in a late season test at Bear Down gym. Coach Fred Enke relies on center Sid Kaif in a balanced lineup as AZ seeks a fourth straight win and 68th in a row at home, while SDSU counters with Bud Mille and Bobby Phelps.
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Phoenix College
Bear Down
Rasiuns
Tittle Panthers
Notaley JV
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Prince’ Road
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Wildcats
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Fred Enke
Jpewert
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Se Trojan
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California
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Angels
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Enke
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Arizos
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Eake
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Stick Smith
Whittle
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Art. Carroll
Bob
Honda
Thei
Kerthy
Roger
Léo
Johnson
Spsquint
Bud Mille
Bobby Phelps
Glenn Awrey
Bnl Meyer
Flveld
Dave Me
Kay
Tempe
USC
Whittler
Chapman
Colege
San Diego Marines
SDS Aluman
Salt River
North Phoenix
Dick Lecteller
Mesa
Brad Worris
Saorty Rivera
Phoenix Union
Frank Lancet
John Bruner
Lee Kenner
Tommy
Shoemaker
Dave Inglis
Bill Livengood
OSU searches for Wesley Fester successor
Ohio State University moves to select a new head football coach after Wesley Fesler resigns. President Bevis and Athletic Director Larkin pledge a dignified, thorough hunt aiming for a genius who values more than wins. Three candidates have applied and several leading coaches are speculated.
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Dick Larkin
Wes
Foster
Fesler
Gat
Vso
Stason
Northwestern
Ohio State
Miinits
Michigan
Larkins
Bucks
Chicago
Barry Strobel
R Osg
Chuck
Massillon
Ohio
High Schoal
Sid Gilwan
Cincinnati University
Woody Mayes
Miami University of
Paul. Brown
Cleveland
Bud» Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Don _Faurot
Min Aouri
Nick Wasylik
OSU
Colgate
Warren Gaer
Drake University
Joh Toulin
Port
Arthur
Tex
Gamiea
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