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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1945

Page

9

Backward Punt Chosen No. 1 in 1945 Sports Oddities

The backward punt play that led to a UCLA score against California was voted the No. 1 sports oddity of 1945 by 31 of 82 Associated Press sports writers. The year’s quirks included World Series highlights, Hank Greenberg’s misplays, Sammy Baugh’s goal-post pass, and unusual racing finishes.

New York Ucla Associated Press California Jack Lerond Ed Welch Lerond Chuck Hostetler Tigers Alphonse and Gaston Tiger Chicago Cubs Hoosiers Indiana Sammy Baugh Tony Minisi Notre Dame Phil Colella Colella West Virginia Drexel Caliente Jamaica

Blaik Reappoints Dartmouth Coach and Staff to Army

Five years ago Earl Blaik re signed as Dartmouth football coach and moved his entire staff to West Point to coach Army. Ten years ago Arky Vaughan of Pittsburgh's Pirates led National League hitters in slugging with a .607 average.

Earl Blaik Dartmouth West Point Army Arky Vaughan Pittsburgh Pirates

Tennis to Be One of First Sports Revivals

Postwar era begins with the first National Junior and Boys Indoor Tennis championships since 1940. Players like Seaman Dick Savitt Sidney Schwartz Alan Watson and Mick Mouledous could lead the sport forward while veterans Ted Schroeder Jack Kramer Frank Parker Bill Talbert and Gardnar Mulloy may drop out as younger players rise.

Hugh Fullerton, JR New York Seaman Dick Savitt Bayonne N. J Memphis Ted Jack Kramer Frank Parker Bill Talbert Gardnar Mulloy

College coaches to meet in St Louis with entertainment hope

Commissioner Happy Chandler and Cubs manager Charley Grimm invited to speak at the association of college baseball coaches meeting in St Louis on January 8. It jokes about Charley playing banjo and Happy singing. Drake University football bowls Fresno State Raisin Bowl on New Year’s Day while basketball meets CCNY at Madison Square Garden.

Happy Chandler Cubs Charley Grimm Association of College Baseball Coaches St. Louis Charley Happy Drake University Fresno State Fresno Calif CCNY New York Madison Square Garden Fourth Army Fort Sam Houston Tex Colorado Michigan Toronto U. of Alberta Middle West

Longest High School Rivalries Traced Back to 19th Century

Nineteenth century roots appear for East Orange vs Barringer in Newark and Baltimore City College vs Baltimore Poly with 50 and 52 year runs. John De Gange notes Norwich Bulletin’s 1875 game report between Norwich Free Academy and Bulkley School, with memories of earlier contests. Dr H L Bakers Football Facts and Figures cites Boston games as early as 1860 but rivalry continuity unclear.

East Orange N. J Barringer Newark Baltimore City College Baltimore Poly John de Gange New London Conn Day Norwich Bulletin Norwich Free Academy Bulkley School H. L. Baker Boston

Golfers Tune Up For Rich Tourney

Los Angeles hosts the $13,333 Los Angeles open starting January 4 to 7. Early arrivals include Mario Gonzales Brazilian amateur champion who shot six under par for 14 holes in a practice round with Bob Hope George Fazio and Joe Ezar. Also arriving were Jimmy Hines Ed Oliver and Ed Furgol.

Los Angeles Southern California Mario Gonzales Bob Hope George Fazio Joe Ezar Waco Tex Gonzales Jimmy Hines Great Neck N. Y Ed (Porky) Oliver Hornell Ed Furgol Detroit

Blue-Gray Game Looks Wide Open

In Montgomery on December 26 the Blue-Gray football game between North and South all-stars was forecast as wide open. Observers noted South passers Charley Ellis, Y. A. Tittle, and John Burns showed strong throwing while North ground plays produced most yardage from Al Bellas and Bob Ferri.

Montgomery Ala Charley Ellis Virginia Y. A. Tittle Louisiana State John Burns Vanderbilt al Bellas Penn State Bob Ferri Syracuse

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