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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1946

Page

10

Lee Carey Named Captain Of Badger Gridiron Eleven

Tucson's Lee Carey, a top all around athlete about to graduate, was elected captain of the 1946 Badger football team at the annual banquet. Coach Urasey praised Carey's punting and noted the 46 squad's unbalanced depth but hopes for stronger pass receivers and deeper lines next year. Receipts for five home games totaled 22,780 with expenses 14,132.26. Casteel urged sportsmanship and noted Tucson's status as a premier sports center while joking about an automobile gift.

Lee Carey Tucson Badger Kolm J. Urasey Carey Douglas Glendale Yuma Pumas Gridley Hank Slagle Cubs Slagle Jason Red” Greer Hank Egbert Elbert Brooks Ray Stephens Art Nehring Joe McKee Mike Casteel University of Arizona Casteel Towncats

Kappas Edge SAE In Final Second For League Win

Pi Kappa Alpha edged SAE 34-33 on a last second shot by Vance Cornell in the U of A intramural league. Phi Delts led by Leo Voyles with 21 points beat Yavapai Hall 46-40. Lambda Chi crushed Stray Greeks 44-17 and Theta Chi defeated Aggie House 39-18.

Vance Cornell Pi Kappa Alpha SAE Phi Delts Leo Voyles Yavapai Hall Lambda Chi Theta Chi Aggie House

Five Years Ago East West Game Moved in Wartime Ban

Five years ago the East-West football game was canceled in San Francisco due to wartime assemblies ban and shifted to Sugar. Three years ago Count Fleet was named horse of the year in the turf and sports digest annual poll.

San Francisco Count Fleet Turf and Sports Digest

El Paso Juarez Deposits for Arizona Texas League Entry

El Paso and Juarez checked in with mailing deposits to join the Arizona-Texas baseball league, bringing the six clubs tally with Phoenix Tucson Bisbee and Globe Miami already posted bonds. Acting president Cleon Knapp of Tucson said a firm announcement hinges on received bonds before the league meeting on January 5, with El Paso Phoenix and Globe Miami seeking major league sponsors.

el Paso Tex Juarez Mex Cleon Knapp Tucson Phoenix Bisbee Globe- Miami

Huskies Rout Catalina Five In After School League

Safford Huskies dominate Catalina Copperheads 57 12 led by Robert Hughes with 17 points. Roskruge Shadows open season 39 28 over Dunbar Invaders with Carlos Casillo racking 15. Roskruge Flames beat Mansfeld Flashes 67 4 team strong Jim Shaar 22. Catalina Sea Hawks 30 8 over Mansfeld Daredevils. St Peter Paul Wildcats beat Roskruge Gremlins 24 15 Ronnie Hollow 10 points.

Safford Huskies Basketball Huskies Robert Hughes Catalina Copperheads Hughes Safford Kent Lynn Copperhead Roskruge Shadows Dunbar Invaders Carlos Casillo Themast Bell James Aiken Invaders Roskruge Flames Mansfeld Flashes Jim Shaar Bill Buntin Bob Butler Catalina Sea Hawks Mansfeld Daredevils Wildcats St. Peter & Paul Roskruge Safford Gremlins Ronnie Hollow Gremlins Renie Bordeau

Rouble Contract Considered Today

The Phoenix Union high school board meets this afternoon to decide on renewing football coach Larry Rouble’s contract. His Coyotes finished last season with one win, one tie, and nine losses. Rouble joined Phoenix Union in 1937 after three years in the Army.

Phoenix Phoenix Union High School Board Larry Rouble Rouble Coyotes Phoenix Union

Bisbee High Names Hamrick Captain At Banquet

Bisbee Arizona December 18 Guard Ben Hamrick elected captain of the 38 man Bisbee high school football squad after a banquet at Copper Queen hotel to honor 24 lettermen and 15 seniors. Toastmaster John Kelly praised the team and noted semifinal season highlights while Coach Waldo Dicus awarded letters and acknowledged coaches yell leaders and guests.

Bisbee The Daily Citizen Bisbee High School Copper Queen Ben Hamrich Yuma Morenci John Kelly Ross Thompson Hamrick Martin Gentry University of Arizona Star Grid Gentry United States Waldo Dicus Pumas Duan Adcock Edmund Aguilar Dushan Balich George Gugen Jack Dickinson Ben Dominguez Ralph Echave Jim Hallsted Ben Hamrick Bob Holland Bob Hopson Sam Kitterman al Marusich Bill Nell Joe Quintanares Rod Reppe Gilbert Ruiz Pete Vucurevich Bob Watkins Paul Wood George Wright George Yard Stanley Hunn Ed Shafer Dicus Stanley Chunn Rob Holland Bill Neel Tom Taylor Pete Vancurevich Harry B. Warren al Ridgeway Jack Miller John Caldwell C. A. Hall C. W. Wilcox Hal W. Rice J. C. Wertz Ralph Brandt Kenn Kelly A. M. Reppe Junie Shafer Shirley McGuire Helen Peccolo

Pro Loop Asks Fifth Official

New York Dec 18 The National Football league moved to curb unnecessary roughness by backing a faster whistle and adding a fifth official to spot infractions opposite the head linesman. It did not yet push overtime sudden death in regular season nor drop the extra point.

New York National Football League Bert Bell Bell Assembly Luke Johnson Chicago Bears

Knights Win In Sudden Death Over Gophers

The St. Marys Knights defeated Florence 51-49 in overtime after a 46-46 tie, with guard Sammy Hart scoring the winning basket in sudden death. The win ended Florence’s unbeaten run and capped the final pre Christmas high school basketball week in Arizona.

St. Mary’s Knights Arizona Florence Gophers Sammy Hart Knights Glendale Cardinals Phoenix Tech Glendale Globe Gilbert Tucson Badgers

Giants and Indians Set For Arizona Spring Games

The New York Giants will train in Phoenix and host 12 spring games in Arizona with eight against the Cleveland Indians. Tucson will host three games and several matchups list dates from March 8 to April 4 including encounters with the White Sox and Cubs at Phoenix.

New York New York Giants Phoenix Ariz Arizona Cleveland Indians Tucson Cleveland Bisbee White Sox Cubs

Weird Verdict in Armory 40 and 8 Feature Wrestling

Referee Howie Smith awarded Mystery Man a controversial third fall over Morris Shapiro of Chicago as Shapiro’s leg snagged the ropes. Nazarian unmasked the Masked Marvel, Chester Hayes of Illinois, in the semifinal after two out of three falls. Alabama’s Jimmy Lott defeated Australian champ Tommy Nilan as injuries flared and refs were struck. last night’s card closes until Jan 7.

Howie Smith Mystery Man Morris Shapiro Chicago the Armory Smith Shapiro Mike Nazarian Marvel Chester Hayes Ofllinois Nazarian Jimmy Lott Alabama Tommy Nilan Nilan Lott Don Ray Garcia

Illini to play Army in two game gridiron series

University of Illinois will host Army in 1947 and decide 1948 site for a two game football series. The Cadets travel to Champaign next fall with date for 1948 to be set. Last meeting was 1934 when Illinois won 6 to 0 in a rain storm.

San Francisco U.P University of Illinois U. S. Military Academy Douglas Mills Illini Champaign Ill Mills Army

Nogales Bisbee high school athletic relations end

Nogales and Bisbee high schools have terminated athletic relations for now after Bisbee director Waldo Dicus said no teams would play Nogales. The move follows a spectator free for all at a Bisbee Nogales football game this fall, though players were not involved.

Nogales Ariz Bisbee Waldo Dicus Dicus H. L. de Nogales High School

Illini Mentor Bemoans Rose Bowl Odds Against UCLA

Illinois coach Ray Eliot voiced frustration over the Rose Bowl matchup with unbeaten UCLA on New Year’s Day. He criticized west coast chatter, defended his team’s effort, and pledged not to travel to Pasadena to lose, while citing the Illini’s 10-game undefeated run and concerns over practice time and matchup size.

Jerry Liska Champaign Ill Ray Eliot Illinois UCLA Eliot Illini Army Glenn Davis Doc Blanchard Bruins Mike Kasap Les Bingaman Bob Prymuski Ill Franks John Genis Sunshine Northwestern

Strong field to play in Tucson open event

An outstanding field will compete in the Tucson $10,000 open golf tournament at El Rio Golf and Country Club January 30 to February 2 with a pro-am event January 29. Notables include Ben Hogan Jimmy Demaret Frank Stranahan Sammy Snead Ed Oliver Dai Reis and many more among over 150 entrants. Stranahan headlines a strong amateur and pro contingent following a successful year including Western and Mexican amateur titles.

Tucson el Rio Golf and Country Club C. “Spec” Hammond PGA Ben Hogan Jimmy Demaret Frank Stranahan America Evans’ School Sammy Snead Ed “Porky” Oliver Herman Barron George May Dai Reis Charles Ward Clayton Haefner Chick Harbert Dick Talbot Harold “Jug” McSpaden George Peyton George Fazio Jimmy Thomson Ellsworth Vines Jimmy Turnesa Tony Tiso Ted Kroll Dick Govern Johnny Burke Joe Kirkwood, Jr Johnny Revolta Armand Farnina Ed Furgol Ralph Hutchinson Little Jimmy” Thompson Harry Todd Rod Monday George Schuox Alexander Ken Peterson George Buck Joe Earhardt Tommy Bolt Chris Tardoff Marty Furgol Will Polumba Richard Barnes Jim Ferrier E. J. “Dutch” Harrison Lew Washam Leland Gibson Sammy Byrd New York Yankee Kansas City Ft. Worth

Badgers Lose Two Players for Mesa East Clash

Badgers will be short two forwards Roger Johnson who sprained an ankle in practice and Brad Tolson who left to attend a Red Cross convention in San Francisco. Chet Vasey and Dick Miller or Grant Howard or Bob Judson will fill the forward posts as they face unbeaten Mesa Jackrabbits led by Wilford White. A 7 p.m. preliminary game pits the Badger Cubs against the Mesa Bunnies. Johnson and Tolson will also miss Saturday’s St Marys game here.

Roger Johnson Brad Tolson Tucson High Red Cross San Francisco Badger Badgers Mesa Jackrabbits Chet Vasey Dick Miller Grant Howard Bob Judson Mesa Wilford Whizzer” White Badger Cubs Mesa Bunnies Johnson Tolson St. Mary’s

Coaches Meeting Set In Bear Down Gym

Southern Arizona coaches convene at 7:30 p m today in room 110 of the University of Arizona Bear Down gymnasium to discuss team plans and schedules.

Southern Arizona University of Arizona Bear Down

Children Abandoned Worldwide Reach Half Million Annually

A global figure estimates that about 500000 children are deserted or left on doorsteps each year. The statistic highlights widespread abandonment across nations and prompts calls for stronger child protection measures and social support.

Mrs Leiber Wins El Rio Golf Meet

Mrs Henry Leiber wife of a former National League player won the flag tournament yesterday at El Rio Golf and Country Club with a score of 97 7 90 Mrs Boyd Morse was medalist with 87.

Henry Leiber el Rio Golf and Country Club Boyd Morse

Sun Devils Tame Hardin-Simmons In Exhibition Showdown

Arizona State at Tempe defeated Hardin-Simmons 57 to 47 in an exhibition game between Border Conference teams. The Sun Devils JV fell 60 to 32 to the Phoenix Webbcos, marking the Webbcos’ return of Chet McNabb and Earl Jones after AAU eligibility issues.

Arizona State College Tempe Hardin- Simmons Sun Devils Phoenix Webbcos Chet McNabb Earl Jones Webbco

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