Still Plan to Be Pros Hatcher Shrine Players Scoff at Dirty Football
East-West Shrine bowl participants defend rough play as part of football’s ladder to the pros. Arizona center Paul Hatcher, Stanford star John Brodie, Abe Woodson, and others dismiss the uproar over dirty play and player pools, saying college to pro is just another jump. Don Owens and Tom Maentz weigh in on pursuing NFL careers after the Shrine game.
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Paul Hatcher
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Los Angeles Rams
Hatcher
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Stanford
John Brodie
Southern California
Jone Arnett
Rams
Abe Woodson
Ilinois
Don Owens
Mississippi Southern
Owens
Pittsburgh
Orlando
Fla
West Texas State
Ohio State
Tom Maentz
Chicago Cardinal
Milt Plum
Penn State
Cleveland
Plum
Industrial League standings and results summary
In the Industrial League circular, Day & Night lead the standings with 44 wins and 4 losses. Other teams include Rampie Ian Ben’s Chevron and Tomas Cinder & Pett, while Denton, Tucson Marccliten, and Launder also feature. Series and game results show Day & Night atop the table across multiple matchups and scores.
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Mene'Ton Banery
Meuben's Stores
Rampie
Ian Ben
Chevron
Tomas Cinder
Aerien
Mal Moho
Hughes
Tucson
Marccltiten
Launder
VFW
Denton
Com
Nuwar
Randolph Women’s Golf notes highlight top teams and winners
The Randolph Women's Golf Association featured a blind partner event won by Mrs. Bartlett Howe and Mrs. Myron Grimes with 158. Second place went to Mrs. E W Stephenson and Mrs. Frank McKiearnan with 159, and Mrs. Fred Lauper and Mr Dora Watkins posted 162. Three women won the approach-holeout event: Mrs. L Stoecker, Mrs. Bartlett Howe, and Mrs. Dan Yarder.
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Randolph Women’s
Bartlett Howe
Myron Grimes
E. W. Stephenson
Folley Cleared to Fight Bethea Despite Anemia
Zora Folley, the heavyweight boxer from Bout SnuEniA Swarizona, has been found anemic but doctors say he can proceed with the January 9 bout against Wayne Bethea in Syracuse. The medical ruling allows the fight to go ahead as planned.
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Snuenia Swarizona
Zora Folley
Wayne Bethea
Syracuse
Snowshoe Most Practical Travel in North Woods
The snowshoe is described as woodsman’s best means of travel in deep snow of the North Woods, highlighting its practicality and reliability for winter travel.
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North Woods
Americans Ready To Leave Australia After Davis Cup Snub
In Adelaide American Davis Cup players announce they will return home after the challenge round, saying they prefer to skip the Australian Nationals in Melbourne. Herbie Flam and Sam Giammalva express no heartbreak, while Mike Green and Myron Franks will stay for Melbourne with limited expenses. Captain Bill Talbert opposes further funding cuts.
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Australia
Herbie Flam
Beverley Hills
Calif
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Sam Giammalva
Houston
Atralan Eta
Mike Green
Miami
Myron Franks
Los Angeles
America
Talbert
Duke Snider Awarded NL Slugging Title
Duke Snider led National League slugging with a .598 mark based on 324 total bases and 142 official at bats. Joe Adcock and Hank Aaron placed near the top, with Aaron leading the batting race and total bases, while Frank Robinson tied for third in slugging alongside Snider’s peers. Willie Mays and others trailed in the final standings.
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Snider
Milwaukee
Joe Adsock
Hank Aaron
Braves
Cingwati
Frank Robinson
Willie Mays
Giants
Phoenix Carnival Football Sanctioned by Union Board
The Phoenix Union High School and college board sanctioned a football carnival featuring five schools West Phoenix North Phoenix Phoenix Union South Mountain and Camelback playing two quarters each on September 2. Teams draw opponents the night of the event. Similar grid programs were held in 1941 and 186 at Phoenix. The 1957 carnival will be on a one year trial basis.
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Phoenix Union High School and College Board
West Phoenix
North Phoenix
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South Mountain
Camelback
Phoenix
City County Leagues Race Results Prompt Recreation League
City and county leagues report results from a Recreation League night at Dury Park. Scores or standings are listed for various divisions, with teams and players unconfirmed due to fragmented OCR. Officials note ongoing play and upcoming schedule.
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City Recreation League
Dury
Park
Wonders Still Pace Majors In Bowling Standings
Last night’s bowling meets saw Ray’s Wonders retain their one game lead by defeating Pago-Pago 2-1. Baum and Adamson carried Lewis Rockets to a 2-1 win, while lendomatic beat Desert Drive Inn 2-1. Talbot af Tucson toppled Club 21 2-1 as Larry Bookstaff rolled a 232 high single and Ed Scully contributed 198 2421 for a 633 high series. Vendomatic had a 29 game pace and Ray’s Wonders posted a 2635 team series.
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Ray's Wonders
Pago-Pago
Baum
Adamson
Lewis Rockets
Vendomatic
Ray
Yogi Predicts More No Windup Hurling for 1957 Yankees
Yogi Berra predicts several New York Yankees pitchers will try pitching without a windup next season following Don Larsen and Bob Turley. Berra spoke at Yankee Stadium amid contract talks with AL leaders and noted the risk to the arm without a windup while praising Larsen and Turley. He hinted at salaries around 58 000 for Larsen and 35 000 for Ford, as George Weiss declined to confirm details.
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Berra
Don Larsen
Bob Turley
Yankee
Yankee Stadium
George Weiss
Yanks
Fers
Ford
Unbeaten AA teams favored in tonight’s high school games
The three unbeaten Class AA teams Phoenix Union South Mountain and Camelback are favored in contests tonight Union seeks its 38th straight win visiting West Phoenix South Mountain hosts Mesa and Camelback plays St Marys Other AA games include Yuma at Amphitheater and Catalina at Tucson
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South Mountain of Phoenix
Camelback of Phoenix
West Phoenix
South
Mesa
Camelback
St. Mary's
Yuma
Amphitheater
Catalina 'S
Tucson
Bills Pay Plan Offers 33.18 Monthly Loan Relief
A Tucson loan firm promotes a repayment option converting a 580S.1.C. loan into a 24 month plan at 33.18 dollars per month. The ad touts improved town credit and urges readers to contact the company at 1101 E Broadway.
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MGC S.1.c
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