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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1945

Page

9

Alabama Coaches Start Rose Bowl Fitness Drill

At South Pasadena high school Alabama's 34 man squad began hard conditioning ahead of the Rose Bowl. Coach Frank Thomas pushed players after arrival from Tuscaloosa with Halfback Lowell Tew a doubtful starter due to a broken jaw. Harry Gilmer impressed observers as he neared peak form for the Crimson Tide.

Pasadena Calif Alabama Frank Thomas Bamans Alhambra South Pasadena High School Lowell Tew Southern California Trojans Tew Tuscaloosa Wally Butts Georgia Thomas Frankie Sinkwich Harry Gilmer Hollywood Hank Crisp Red Drew California Jeff Cravath Gilmer Crimson Tide Invaders

Oil Bowl Elevens Arrive In Texas

Tulsa's Golden Hurricane arrives in Houston ahead of the Texas Oil Bowl while Georgia's Bulldogs prepare to check in. Tulsa lands about 2 p.m. to a mayoral welcome and large committee. Georgia begins practice tomorrow at Rice Stadium ahead of the January 1 bowl with 27,000 expected spectators.

Texas Houston Tex Tulsa Golden Hurricane Georgia Bulldogs Otis Vy Rice Stadium

Jockey Job Dean Jessop Nears Record Wins

Job Dean Jessop, the Nibley Utah jockey, trails Jackie Westrope’s modern mark of 301 wins in a season by four days remaining. With 287 firsts, he rode two winners yesterday at Gulfstream Park, aboard Wild Agent and Snowline, at 7.30 in the eighth.

Job Dean Jessop Jackie Westrope Nibley, Utah Jessop Gulfstream

Winners and Prices of Yesterday's Feature Races

Gulfstream Park feature race Carmel Town S1940 winner Carmel Town with a price of 86 20. Fair Grounds Milos finished with payout 86 dollars and 20 cents.

Gulfstream Park Carmel Town Fair Grounds Milos

Phelan Named Athletic Director and Coach at St Marys

Edgewater Park Miss December 27 St Marys college announced at its Sugar Bowl training camp that Jimmy Phelan has been awarded a new five year contract as head football coach and has also been appointed athletic director.

Edgewater Park Miss St. Mary’s College Jimmy Phelan

Bowl predictions spark upsets and straitjackets

The piece spotlights Southern California as the favorite in the Rose Bowl against Alabama with a 13 point line and notes Alabama’s recent form. It also predicts Oklahoma A and M to beat St Mary’s by 7 and lists several other bowl picks including Holy Cross over Miami and Texas over Missouri.

Crimson Tide Southerners Trojans Southern California Oklahoma Aggies St. Mary's Gaels

Sun Bowl Squads In Heavy Drills

Denver and New Mexico coaches avoided forecast as Sun Bowl prep continued in El Paso. The Pioneers planned two public practices after arriving from Colorado, while the Lobos scheduled a late Christmas scrimmage and planned a semi secret regimen before taking 37 players to Las Cruces for training through Jan. 1.

EL Paso Tex Denver New Mexico Pioneers Colorado Clyde Cac

Army Players Dominate Coaches All-America Team

Four Army football stars Glenn Davis Felix Blanchard DeWitt Coulter and Johnny Green were named to the Coaches Association All-America squad announced by Temple coach Ray Morrison. The team also includes Navy ends Richard Duden and Richard Scott, Northwestern end Max Morris Pennsylvania tackle George Savitsky Ohio State guard Warren Amling Oklahoma A and M Bob Fenimore and St Marys Herman Wedemeyer.

Philadelphia Army Glenn Davis Felix Doc) Blanchard DeWitt Coulter Johnny Green Ray Morrison Temple University Richard Duden Navy Max Morris Northwestern George Savitsky Pennsylvania Warren Amling Ohio State Richard Scott Bob Fenimore Oklahoma A. & M Herman Wedemeyer St. Mary's

Swope Resigns as New York Racing Commission Chair

Herbert Bary ard Swope resigns from his post as chairman of the New York state racing commission effective today, ending a long tenure overseeing horseracing regulation and overseeing reforms within the body.

Herbert Baryard Swope New York State Racing Commission

All Stars Meet in Montgomery Rematch Mentioned

Three years ago Southern all stars defeated Northern all stars 244 in a football game held in Montgomery Alabama.

Southern Allstars Northern All-Stars Montgomery Ala

Baton Rouge May Be Scene Of Bowl Game

Newswire notes talk of a major football bowl in Baton Rouge Louisiana next year. A group seeks SEC involvement to match the league champion with LSU stadium expansion to 75000 seats. SEC decision expected February or March. failure ends the plan.

Baton Rouge New York Louisiana Southeastern Conference Louisiana State U SEC Harry Mendel Canada Mexico City

Golden anniversary game at Allegheny College in 1946

Allegheny College in Meadville Pa plans a golden anniversary basketball game February 28 to mark the program started in 1896. The note recalls the game’s early era when basketball was five years old.

Little Allegheny College Meadville Allegheny Catalina Island Moscow Jock Sutherland Pittsburgh Steelers

Purviance’s Boykins Team Breaks Long Losing Streak

S. W. Purviance, coach of the Boykins cee squad, reports his team’s string reaching 49 straight losses early season though a later game saw Boykins defeat a foe it had dropped to 16 consecutive times.

S. W. Purviance Cee Boykins

Miami Orange Bowl lineup leans on northern players

The Miami team for the Orange Bowl features six players from New Jersey, two from Pennsylvania, one from Georgia, and two from Florida. The note adds that many northerners winter in Miami.

U of Miami New Jersey Pennsylvania Miami

Blind Bowler To Compete In National Tourney Next Year

San Francisco sports notes report George McDonald the blind bowler will face Bob Anderson in Los Angeles January 4 5 and 6 for the blind championship of the world He aims to compete in the American Bowling Congress in Buffalo New York in 1946 Nice going Georgie Also notes Bay Meadows track set records except daily double winnings and a counterfeiter was caught Highlights Chester Lefty Haynes a shipyard pipefitter from Lansing Tennessee with a 322 batting average and .998 fielding over two softball teams and Wartburg High School letters in track football and baseball Alabama unbeaten seen as Rose Bowl favorite but USC expected to upset on January 1 1946

San Francisco George McDonald Bob Anderson Los Angeles McDonald Buffalo N. Y Georgie Bay Meadows California Chester Haynes Kaiser San Francisco Bay Lansing Tenn Hayes Wartburg, Tenn Alabama Southern California Trojan

Tempe Bulldogs Headed for New Mexico Texas Games

The Arizona State College basketball team, the Tempe Bull dogs, left for a cage tour of New Mexico and Texas. They face the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque tomorrow and Saturday, then meet the Fort Bliss Army quintet in El Paso on New Year's Eve and plan to attend the Sun Bowl game the next day.

Tempe Bulldogs Arizona State College New Mexico Texas

Coaches Hope To Avert More High School Injuries

North and South all star camps suspend contact drills ahead of Saturday game at University of Arizona stadium. Prescott fullback Milan Kalember grimaces after scrimmage, while Clifton center Eddie Tomp runs a fever and appears unlikely to play. Whizzer White quarterbacks the Southerners with Tucson duo Carrillo and Carey and Coolidge back Jimmie Davis in the backfield.

Manuel Aja Glendale University Stadium Aja Glenn Wilson Coolidge Rollin Gridley Tucson Jason Greer Reggie Russell Bill Lucas University of Arizona Stadium Rollin T. Gridley Tucson High Milan Kalember Prescott Cliff Miller Eddie Tomp Clifton South Mickey Whitting Holbrook Karl Bodine Miami Kalember Fred Stapley Phoenix Ray Campbell Miller Gridley Wilford White Mesa Oscar Carrillo Lee Carey Jimmie Davis

Pep Is Selected Boxer Of Year 1945 by Ring magazine

Willie Pep of Hartford Connecticut, featherweight champion, named Boxer Of The Year by Ring magazine for 1945. He defended his title by defeating Phil Terranova in 15 rounds and posted seven victories and one draw. Ring's top rivals included Manuel Ortiz Jake LaMotta Ray Robinson and Rocky Graziano.

New York Willie Pep Hartford Manuel Ortiz el Centro Calif Jake LaMotta Bronx Ray Robinson Jose Basora Rocky Graziand

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