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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1940

Page

9

Shaughnessy Worries Over Two Stanford Fullbacks

California skies mask Stanford coach Clark Shaughnessy’s 418 pounds of worry ahead of the Rose Bowl against Nebraska. Fullbacks Norm Standlee with a bad ankle and Milt Vucinich with a knee injury loom large as Stanford seeks steady performance. Nebraska drills under Biff Jones intensify as Pasadena looms with preparations and scrimmages shaping the lineups.

Pasadena Calif California Clark Daniel Shaughnessy Stanford Nebraska Norm Chief Chief) Standlee, Weight 216, and Milt Vucinich Standlee Vucinich Shaughnessy Don Liebendorfer Athletic News Phoenix Ariz Biff Jones Nebraska Cornhuskers Oo University Jones Lincoln Missouri William Cullen Bryant Warren Alfson George Abel Alfson

Challedon 3-1 Choice In 100000 Handicap

In New York on December 27 the first future book on the Santa Anita handicap lists Challedon as a 3-1 favorite with Kayak II at 4-1 and Midand at 8-1. The item also notes Jock Sutherland turning down an Ohio State offer, and muses on Dartmouth coaching options and Harmon against the West.

New York Challedon Kayak II Midand N. Y. World-Telegram Jock Sutherland Ohio State Dartmouth Francis Schmidt

Tempe Bulldogs Confident Ahead of Sun Bowl Showdown

Arizona State of Tempe arrives in El Paso hopeful of victory in the Sun Bowl against Western Reserve. Assistant coach Hillman Walker declares the team in top shape as Red Cats quarterback Ernie Chappell faces ineligibility and Texas weather looms as the Bulldogs prepare secret drills before public previews.

EL Paso Tex Bulldogs Arizona State Tempe Hillman Walker Western Reserve Cleveland Catholic University of Washington D. C Hillman Red Cats Bill Edwards Howard Chappell Chappell Army Air Service Edwards Ernie Eros Wheeling W. Va Texas Ohio Arizona Texas College of Mines Kidd Field Sun Bowl

Coaching Buzz and Draft Talk Hits College Grid

The Big Ten approves Helge Pukema for another season while Uncle Samuel hits with a low draft number. Tulsa eyes Ernie Godfrey after Francis Schmidt removes himself. Rice coach Jess Neely backs Sammy Baugh. Richmond star Arthur Jones to discuss with Jock Sutherland at the North South game. Leo Durocher bets Dodgers vs Reds on next season’s wins by key pitchers.

Xmas Big Ten O.K Helge Pukema Minnesota Samuel Helge Francis Schmidt Tulsa U Ernie Godfrey Tulsa Jess Neely Rice Sammy Baugh Arthur Jones U. of Richmond Jock Sutherland Football Dodgers Montgomery Leo Durocher Hamlin Wyatt Higbe Dodgers Derringer Walters Thompson Reds

Galento Craves Return Yet Baer Foe Remains Unconsidered

Buffalo Evening News notes Tony Galento seeks another fight with Max Baer but suggests such a bout should not be seriously considered. It reflects on Galento's past as New Jersey’s boxing idol and hints the tavern business has waned since those days.

Bob Stedler Buffalo Evening News Tony Galento Max Baer Tony New Jersey

Zivic Seen To Retain Welter Crown In Armstrong Bout

Pittsburgh experts predict Fritzie Zivic will defend the welter title in his return clash with Henry Armstrong and may drop Armstrong with a knockout. Christmas cards of Joe Cook featured penny postals and a dollar's worth of Xmas Seals.

Pittsburgh Fritzie Zivic Henry Armstrong Henry Joe Cook

Illini Coach Zuppke’s Banquet Price Quip

Coach Bob Zuppke of Illinois reportedly answers banquet invitations with a stock line My price is 200 dollars You can t afford it and I m not worth it The remark highlights his humorous stubborn stance in early sports circles

Bob Zuppke Illinois

Burman Resumes Training for Louis Match

Burman returns to training after a layoff, with focus on preparing for Louis. The move signals renewed ambition and a potential title bid as the team readies for upcoming bouts.

Burman Louis

Dust Storm Plunges New Delhi Streets Into Darkness

In a severe dust storm in New Delhi, India, street lights went out leaving pedestrians to grope through the blackout as visibility dropped and authorities urged caution during the unusual weather event.

New Delhi India

Aviation spending in World War I hits 1.5 billion dollars

The United States allocated about 1.5 billion dollars to aviation efforts during the first World War. The figure underscores the scale of early air power mobilization and related industrial support.

United States

Women banned from championship bobsledding at Lake Placid

Lake Placid reports a ruling by Adirondack Association AAU official Matthew Monahan that women cannot compete in officially sanctioned bobsled events. Katie Dewey faces being the last American female driver in the four man team as the international rules limit mixed competition.

Lake Placid N. Y Mt. Hoevenberg Kathryn Dewey Amazons Amateur Athletic Union Dewey Matthew Monahan Adirondack Association Daniel J. Ferris The Monahan

Esther Ernst Regains Citizenship After Voting Confusion

Esther V. Ernst, longtime voter in Omaha, explains she only recently learned that a 20 year old marriage to a Canadian affected her citizenship. The discovery came when she sought to update her voting registration, leaving her feeling disowned and suspended in midair.

Omaha Esther V. Ernst

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