Baltimore May Get Seahawk All-America Grid Franchise
Baltimore appears likely to host the Miami Seahawks franchise for 1947 after city officials secured a football lease on municipal stadium. Poole may remain as coach if the deal goes through. Rodenberg’s group could relocate the team to Baltimore. Browns face Yankees in a playoff context as injury and roster issues dampen New York readiness while Cleveland projects 50 000 attendance.
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Hoop Scores From Across Schools In AP Roundup
AP high school and college basketball scores list numerous games with big totals. Notable results include Jerome 247 against Tolleson 27, Kansas State 74 over Drake 32, Washington-Jefferson 85 over Morris-Harvey 54, and Northwestern 65 over Saint Marys 41 with many others in between.
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Mesa
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Indians Schedule 7 Tucson Games
Bill Veeck announces 37 spring exhibition games for Cleveland Indians with seven in Tucson. Tribe trains here, faces Giants in Phoenix and Tucson and plays Cubs and White Sox in California and Los Angeles during March. Schedule lists dates through opening American League season.
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Stage Coaching His Final Game
The College of the Pacific Tigers led by Amos Alonzo Stagg meet North Texas State in the Optimist bowl in Houston for Stagg's last game after a 57 year coaching career. Eddie LeBaron and Billy Dinkle headline the two squads as the era ends and Stagg weighs future athletic work.
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Selinsgrove, Pa
Sugar Ray Robinson Ready for Title Bout in New York
The rival boxing headline centers on Sugar Ray Robinson as he challenges Tommy Bell for the welterweight title in Madison Square Garden. Robinson hopes to be recognized as champion by the New York commission and the National Boxing Association after a 15 round bout.
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Local Rifle Club To Shoot Sunday
The Grandona trophy will be contested by the Tucson Rifle club at 9 a m Sunday at the A G Schnabel range. Twenty shots off hand at 200 yards. Open to all shooters using any 30 calibre rifle with any sights.
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All Saints Rally Beats Carrillo Center In City Hoop Clash
All Saints defeats Carrillo Center 45 to 26 as Martin nets 11 points. Alvaréz also scores 11 for Carrillo. Lou Baker leads Brooklyn Jellymakers with 13 in a 40 to 26 win over the Catalinas. Slade has 11 for the losers.
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USC Tulane Game Slated For KVOA
KVOA will broadcast Tulane versus Southern California from Tulane Stadium New Orleans at 12 45 p m tomorrow with Bill Stern handling play by play USC meets the Green Wave for the first time since 1942 when Tulane won 27 13 The Trojans have played in the Rose Bowl more often than any other team and only faced Tulane once before in 1931 also at the Rose Bowl USC will attempt to extend its Rose Bowl appearances while Tulane seeks an upset in this non conference clash.
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Bruins Down Florida 30-27 in Jacksonville Clash
Five years ago the UCLA Bruins defeated the Florida Gators 30 to 27 in a college football game played in Jacksonville Florida. Specific player rosters and game stats are not provided in the text.
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Cats and Webbers Ready for Twin Arizona Games
The University of Arizona Wildcats host the Del Webb construction team of Phoenix at 8:30 p.m. and San Diego State College at the same hour the next day at Bear Down gym. Team rosters feature Baskett Ribelin Ogilvie Richmond Crum Borodkin Enke Jr. and Udall resigns. Richmond leads scoring with 63 in three games. Preceding the varsity, two junior high games start at 7 p.m.
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Webbeos head to Tucson after loss to Arizona State
The Pho enix Webbeos travel to face the University of Arizona after a 55 to 32 defeat to Arizona State College in Tempe. Ed Long scored 15 for ASU while Larry Walker led Phoenix with 10. Arizona State used reserves, missing big center Bill Ogilvie.
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Pepperdine Star Dawlin Horn Breaks Hand
Pepperdine halfback Dawlin Horn, leading West Coast scorer and Little All American second team pick, broke his right hand in practice and now has a cast. He fears missing Pepperdine’s Will Rogers Bowl clash with Nebraska Wesleyan on New Year’s Day in Oklahoma City.
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Howell Leads Badgers In 43 25 Victory Over Mesa Jackrabbits
Badger guard Jack Howell scored 21 points to spark Tucson high over Mesa 43 25 as teammates Vasey and Howard pace a strong frontline. With regulars out, Doolen mixed Vasey Smith Darnell Judson Kline and Howell for a balanced effort. Mesa’s White held to seven points as Tucson forced rebounds and controlled the pace.
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Rose Bowl Tickets On Sale For Public Monday
Los Angeles reports 7,000 remaining Rose Bowl tickets after allocations to UCLA and Illinois fans. Public sale opens next Monday with tickets at five dollars and fifty cents each set at Gate B in the Rose Bowl Pasadena, per UCLA Graduate Manager William Ackerman. Last year 15,000 tickets were offered to the general public.
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De Soto Handicap plans and Santa Anita bid for Buzuz stablemates
Buzuz and stablemate Lets Dance will fly to California after Saturday at Tropical Park to contest Santa Anita's New Year’s Day San Carlos Handicap while Dan Chappell of Sunshine Stable confirms plans. Jockey Basil James will ride one of three entries for Louis B. Mayer in the California Breeders' Championship stakes at Santa Anita’s season opener December 28. Princess Fire and Pondshen posted the day’s largest double payoff at Tropical Park, $974.10, while Sophocles won the Tonian Handicap at Tropical Park by a head over Edemgee as Crack Reward faded to third. Royal Step captured Charles Town’s seventh race, paying $15.40, in a 1:47 mile and one-sixteenth run.
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Santa Clara Beats Olympic Club for Sixth Straight Win
Santa Clara University defeated the San Francisco Olympic Club 54 to 37 in San Jose. Bronco Dick O'Keefe scored 16 points and Bill Ahern added 15 to lead the Broncos to their sixth win in a row.
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Berg named top woman athlete for year ago
Patty Berg was voted the No 1 woman athlete of the year three years ago highlighting her outstanding performance and public acclaim in women’s sports.
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