Hill Prince and Coaltown Face Santa Anita Handicap Field
Arcadia Calif December 19 Nominated for the $100000 Santa Anita Handicap are Hill Prince and Coaltown, meeting for the first time on turf. Foreign entries include Noor and a strong overseas contingent plus Calumet Farm and Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt riders among a large list of contenders. Weights will be posted February 21 after form at the meeting opening December 29.
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Alex Kahn
Arcadia
Calif
Coaltown
Hill Prince
Noor
West
Esprit de France
Ireland
Master Gunner
Wat Tyler
Calstone
Wonder Why II
Sultan Blanc
Iron Duke II
England
Invernal
Miche
Repeluz
Campanilleo
Micheo
South America
Caruso II
Bernbrook
Australia
Azucar
Kayak II
Oldaverry
Talon
Clifford Mooers
Texas
Kentucky
Calumet Farm
Mooers
Old Rockport
Mocopo
Bold Gallant
Renown
Sudan
Sir Butch
Calumet
Ponder
Two Sea
Bewitch
Theory
All Blue
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Next Move
King Ranch
Assault
E. O. Stice
Webb Everett
First Methodists Edge UC Crew In YMCA Bball Battle
First Methodists downed University Catalina Methodist 55 51 as Bob Mann scored 27 and Lee Meyers 17 for Catalina. Paul Katz led A Z A with 22 in a 49 24 win over St Philips in the Hills. Gerald Goodman had 14 for LDS in a 38 22 victory over Covenant Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
YMCA
University
Catalina Methodist
Bob Mann
Lee Meyers
Catalina Crew
Paul Katz
St. Philips
Chuck Sutherland
L.D.S
Covenant Presbyterian
Gerald Goodman
Robert Geisel
Presbyterians
Grace Episcopal
Salvation Army
Congregational
Presbyterian
First Baptist
Southern Baptist
Utzinger Won First Leg in Skeet Shoot
Billy Dean Utzinger claimed the first leg with 43 59 handicap targets. In the day’s events Don Fogo and C R Lewis starred in 16 yard singles and handicap races, while Jack Martin and Jim Vease led doubles. Skeet scores highlighted Dr Strode and Harold Steinfeld among active shooters, with a turkey shoot planned for Sunday.
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Billy Dean Utzinger
Satchel
Paul Holbrook
Bernie Gillespie
Ed Henry
Jack Martin
Jim Vease
Don Fogo
C. R. Lewis
L. M. White
Dr. Strode
C. D. Edwards
Bill Utzinger
Vic Ennis
J. C. Smith
Mac Beaudry
Harold Steinfeld
Roy Mason
Lymon Stewart
Ka Iburg
Jack Corcoran
P. L. Berger
Barney Hulett
Don Fogg
Billy Utzinger
Iraburg
Col, Wesson
Set Seal Try Outs At Phoenix Camp
The San Francisco Seals will launch a try-out camp at Phoenix Municipal Stadium on December 28 with Chief Scout Mickey Shader directing the camp and General Manager Joe Orengo assisting. Sessions start at 10 am for three days and talent may be chosen for Yakima and Medford farm teams. no entry fee, players cover travel, reimbursed if signed.
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San Francisco Seals
Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Mickey Shader
Mgr
Joe Orengo
Seals
Yakima
Medford
Phoenix
Bullpen Fugitives Pace NL Hurlers
Two New York Giants pitchers Jim Hearn and Sal Maglie led the National League in key pitching metrics official averages released. Hearn posted a 2.49 ERA and Maglie went 18-4 for an .818 winning percentage while finishing second in ERA with 2.71 and 11-4 in win percentage.
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Will Grimsley
New York
Jim Hearn
Sal Maglie
New York Giants
Hearn
Ness
Maglie
E.R.A
Atlanta
Cardinals
Giants
Salvatore Maglie
Leo Durocher
Bentley Bends Nets Montreal Leads NHL Scoring Race
Toronto's Max Bentley remains the NHL scoring leader with 11 goals and 21 assists for 32 points. His teammate Ted Kennedy stands second with 9 goals and 20 assists for 29 points, three points behind Bentley.
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Bentley
Montreal
Toronto
Max Bentley
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Musial Clinches NL Batting Title For 1950
Stan Musial of the Cardinals earned the National League batting crown for 1950 with a .346 average after 192 hits in 555 at bats. The 30 year old Donora Pa. star drove in 109 runs, scored 105, hit 28 homers and 41 doubles, posting a 30 game hitting streak. Ralph Kiner led in RBIs with 126, while Ralph Deen? Ennis was Phillies outfielder noted for RBI pace.
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New York
U.P
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Musial
Donora
Dynamiter
Brooklyn
de Ennis
Phillies
Ralph Kiner
Pirates
Waltz King Clarence Henry Tops Willie Bean in L A
Clarence Henry known as the waltz king secured a 7-10 favorite status to win the California state heavyweight title from Willie Bean in a 12‑round bout at the Olympic Auditorium Los Angeles. A victory could lead to a world title shot against Ezzard Charles as early as February, though no contract is signed.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Henry
Willie Bean
Olympic Auditorium
Ezzard Charles
Charles
Jake Mintz
Major League Baseball Notes From Recent Meetings
The article notes Tommy Henrich retiring due to a knee injury and moving to coaching with New York Yankees in 1951. It mentions Marty Marion’s knee operation with outlook to play shortstop next spring, Stan Musial seeking a raise, Ed Stanky signing a 1951 contract for 30 000, Jim Hearn and Sal Maglie leading NL pitchers, and Branch Rickey selling Brooklyn Dodgers stock amid debt, plus a 15 year old Yankees release of John Blondey Ryan to Minneapolis.
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New York
Tommy Henrich
New York Yankee
Tommy
Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Marion
Stan Musial
Musial
Mr. Saigh
Fred Saigh
Ed Stanky
New York Giants
New York Daily News
Stanky
Jim Hearn
Sal Maglie
Hearn
Maglie
Biaraneh Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Maple marks old Pueblo Ladies League standings update
The Old Pueblo Centre league saw College Shop in first and Given Brothers in fourth after postponements. Snyder Signs and T P Realty moved up as Pago Pago and Gay Nineties fell 3 1, while Monte Vista dominated Arnold's Rib & Rib 4 0 with Clara Grockshire posting 235 and 542 series.
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College Shop
Snyder Signs
T.P. Realty
Monte Vista
Arnold's
Clara Grockshire
Cos
Snyder
Arnold's Rib
Batadane
Upset Shakes ROLLFAST League Leader at Speedway Lanes
Larry's Hide Out toppled league leaders with a 3 to 1 upset. Stop and Shop defeated Apache Tap Room 3 to 1 to tighten the standings. Princeton Trailer Court joined the chase by beating Spencer Piano Co 3 to 1 and securing a three team tie for third. Yale Epstein Builders beat Flint to close the round.
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W Pappaceas Co
Stop
Apache Tap Room
Princeton Court
Pappadeas Co
Larry
Stop & Shop
Princeton Trailer Court
Spencer Piano Co
Yale Epstein Builders
Bury Flint
Merchants' League Close Games End In Draws
Last night three games ended 2 2 as All-State Insurance tied Steinfeld's Liska's and W H Cox and Sons drew with Southern Arizona Bank. Crachman-Grant beat Reuben's 3-1, capped high team series with 2708. All-State Insurance had 958 for high team game. Alwyn Kuhn led series with 47 points and W Lewis top single game with 208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ League
Speedway
All-State Insurance
Steinfeld’s
Liska’s
W. H. Cox and Sons
Southern Arizona Bank
Rattlesnakes
Crachman-Grant
Reuben
Alwyn Kuhn
W. Lewis
Steinfeld
Bryant Says He Will Stay At Kentucky Forever
LEXINGTON Ky Dec 19 Kentucky Coach Paul Bryant declared he is not seeking other coaching posts and plans to remain at Kentucky indefinitely. Rumors tied him to Texas Oklahoma Southern California Minnesota and the NFL Washington Redskins but he dismissed them.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Paul Bryant
Bryant
Texas
Oklahoma
Southern California
Minnesota
Washington Redskins
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Gene Orson
Utzinger
Seal
Phoenix Camp
E. R
Munson
Daniel
E. Congress
Spahn
Jim Konstanty
Philadelphia
Boston
Vern Bickford
Bob Rush
Chicago
Cubs
F.H.A
Insurance Farm Land
Kirby Smithe
Stan
New York Yankees
John (Blondey) Ryan
Minneapolis
OLD Pueblo Ladies League
Old Pueblo Centre
Ideal Dairy
L. Bayles
Jay Hirt
Old Pueblo
G. Logan
E. Milne
Snipes
Griars
Hotshots
Ramblers
Squirts
Briars
World Wide Motors
Robinson Paint Co
Chevron Station
Harry Mitchell
Arizona Ice Co
O’rielly Motor Co
Motor Supply Co
Clubber
Baum & Adamson
Tommy LaCompte
al Hammonds
Tommy's
Chevron
O'Rielly Motor Co
Fee
Robinseon Paint Co
Schwinn Bikes
The
Schwinn
Kittle’s
Richey Blvd
Ingham & Ingham
4Th Ave
FT. Lowell
Foor
OLD Hickory Distiling Corp
Wallis
East Ninth St
Turson Baily Citrcen
Friden Eyalculators Sales & Service
Bia
Sam R. Kaufman
Buck
Liquidatio
Sport Shop
East Sixth Street
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