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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1944

Page

10

Football bowl games span seven venues and vast travel

Sport Roundup notes over 7,000 miles of team travel for bowl squads plus long trips for East-West and Blue-Gray games. About 250,000 spectators projected for seven games led by the Rose Bowl with a 93,000 sellout and Tennessee’s 2,300 mile Orange Bowl journey.

New York Tennessee Vols Tulsa Atlanta Miami

Southern Cal to Halt Volunteers in Tennessee Clash

The article teases a Southern California victory over Tennessee with USC counting a win as the Volunteers stumble. It pairs Texas Christian and Oklahoma Aggies in a dramatic tilt and hints at a statewide sports mood with Tulsa versus Georgia Tech and Alabama meeting Duke.

Southern California Tennessee Cal Texas Christian Oklahoma Aggies Oklahoma North Tulsa Georgia Tech Georgia Alabama Duke Crimson Tide Duke Blue Devils

Fitzy Fitzpatrick Buys Pony Eyes Rodeo Debut

Fitzy Fitzpatrick a West Virginia light heavyweight long active around Los Angeles has bought a cow pony and trains for a rodeo. Wyoming stands as the lone basketball visitor at the Garden to play more than three games without a loss as the season advances.

Fitzy Fitzpatrick West Virginia Los Anles Wyoming

Oklahoma All America Waddy Young Wins Catsup Prize

Capt. Waddy Young, famed Oklahoma end of 1938, recalls piloting a Superfortress on Tokyo bombing raids and says he won two gallons of catsup from Col. Pelly Diltman after the Sooners defeated the Aggies last October. He notes the catsup improves powdered eggs to taste closer to home cooking.

Waddy Young Oklahoma Tokyo Pelly” Diltman Texas A. and M Sooners Aggies Waddy

Davis-Monthan Edges Marana Five In League Battle

Davis-Monthan Mustangs defeated Marana Five 47 to 41 to stay atop the Second Air Force basketball league. Gino Bava led the winners with 18 points, while Gene Mauch scored 14 for Marana. Halftime stood 24-22.

Davis-Monthan Mustangs Air Force Basketball Marana Hosses Gino Bava Nets Bay Gene Mauch Pride of Flatbush Leo Durocher

Vols Outline Psychology Plan Before So Cal Tilt

Tennessee coach John Barnhill aims to energize the Volunteers for the New Year showdown with Southern California. He uses outdoor workouts and a tour of the trophy room to build belief while noting USC’s superior yardage and passing efficiency this season. Barnhill emphasizes mental preparation to counter USC’s weight and fast pace.

William C. Payette Pasadena Calif U.P John Barnhill Tennessee Volunteers Southern California Golden Boys Tennessee Vols Brookside Park Barnhill Trojans Troy

Vines Breaks Lakeside Course Record in Pro Am

Ellsworth Vines, former tennis king and now golf pro at a Denver country club, set a Lakeside course record in a pro-am tuneup. He played 6,350 yards in 62 strokes eight under par, starting with a 15-foot birdie putt and finishing with no bogies. He is a definite contender for the upcoming Los Angeles open with a strong Lakeside showing.

Los Angeles Ellsworth Vines Denver Colo Lakeside Country Club Vines

Swope Quits Not Linked to Turf Edict

Herbert Bayard Swope said his resignation as head of the New York state racing commission was not connected to War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes order to close all racing plants by January 3. The Dec 28, 1943 report places the decision amid wartime measures and industry changes.

New York Herbert Bayard Swope New York State Racing Commission Order of War Mobilization James F. Byrnes

Alabama Faces Duke in Sugar Bowl Toughest Test Yet

Coach Frank Thomas called Alabama's Sugar Bowl with Duke the toughest assignment of New Year’s Day. He praised Duke backs Tom Davis Gordon Carver and George Clark and noted Tide players Ralph Jones Vaughn Mancha and Harry Gilmer as key strengths. The team arrived by bus in rain and planned daily workouts before New Orleans.

Baton Rouge Frank Thomas Alabama Crimson Tide Duke Blue Devils Tom Davis Gordon Carver George Clark Thomas Knotts Ralph Jones Florence Ala Mancha Vaughn Mancha Tide Louisiana State Diai New Orleans

Oklahoma Aggies Arrive in Dallas for Cotton Bowl

Georgia Tech focuses on passing and defense for the New Year’s Day match with Tulsa in Miami. Coach Bobby Dodd praises Frank Broyles and receivers Murdock Tinsley Wilson while noting past overthrows against Notre Dame. Tulsa's Camp Wilson praised as a strong back, Tulsa viewed as tough foe. Tech favored in odds, Tulsa coach Frnka optimistic about an upset.

Miami Fla Georgia Tech Tulsa Bobby Dodd Tech Dodd Frank Broyles Phil Tinsley Charles Murdock Jimmy Wilson Broyles Murdock Tinsley Wilson Billy Williams Notre Dame Camp Wilson Henry Finka Frnka Dallas Oklahoma Aggies Fort Worth Texas Christian Horned Frogs Aggies National Collegiate Athletic Bureau New York Bob Fenimore Jess Mason Neil Armstrong Aggie

East West all star scrimmage plan after rain delays

East and West all star football coaches scheduled scrimmage practices after rain forced indoor polishing sessions for the Shrine classic on New Year’s Day. injury notes include Horvath Mead and Brogger and players like Flanagan Girard and Hackett featured in early line up talks.

San Francisco U.P Pour Les Horvath Ohio State Jack Mead Wisconsin Frank Brogger Michigan State Andy Kerr George Hauser Bernie Bierman Notre Dame Frank Dancewicz Jack Breslin Dick Flanagan Earl Girard Hackett

Telegraphic typewriters carried by soldiers in the army

Teletype devices designed to send messages by wire were transported on soldiers backs, illustrating a mobile communications approach in military service.

New York University Cagers Beat Missouri in MSG Thriller

Five years ago New York University edged Missouri 68 46 before a capacity crowd at Madison Square Garden. The win showcased NYU’s scoring surge and MSG as a prime college basketball arena.

New York University Missouri Madison Square Garden

Early 1940s Scores Roundup Across Army, College Teams

East Temple beat Tennessee 33 31 while Western Kentucky Teachers routed St. Josephs 81 48. Lincoln Army Air Forces defeated Grand Island 77 37 and Nebraska topped Pentathlon 54 40. Great Lakes 48 over Bunker Hill 46. Oklahoma City Tournament Tulsa? Arkansas 50 over Denver 36. Rice 60 over West Texas 44. Oklahoma A&M 63 over Baylor 16 and Oklahoma 61 over Texas Tech 31. Southwest Phillips 66 Oilers 62 over George Pep Perdine 36. Utah 61 over Kearns Overseas Replacement Depot 38. Harlem Globetrotters 42 over Hill Field 29. Washington 44 over Pasco Naval Flyers 42. Provo Steelers 52 over Fort Douglas 34.

Lincoln Army Air Forces Grand Island Nebr Army Air Field Nebraska Mexico City Great Lakes Bunker Hill Naval Air Station Oklahoma City Arkansas Denver Rice West Texas Oklahoma A and M Baylor Oklahoma Texas Tech Southwest Utah Kearns Overseas Replacement Depot Harlem Globetrotters Hill Field Washington Pasco Naval Air Flyers Provo

Sporting award picks remembered in anniversary notes

Today marks one year since Joe McCarthy was named outstanding baseball manager of the year while Clark Griffith was honored as top executive and Spurgeon Chandler as outstanding pitcher by Sporting News. Three years back Ring Magazine named Joe Louis fighter of the year for the fourth time.

Joe McCarthy Clark Griffith Spurgeon Chandler Sporting News Ring Magazine Joe Louis

Limestone Use In Steel Industry Hits 29 Million Tons In 1943

The American steel industry consumed 29,337,000 tons of limestone in 1943, reflecting a critical input for blast furnace operations and steel production during the war years.

American Steel Indust

Nighttime Radio Schedule Mix From 12 to 3 PM

A fragmented broadcast schedule lists NBC CBS ABC and radio segments including News at Noon Irene Beasley Portia Faces Life and Matinee Melodies. It shows various program titles and times with scattered names and a few program previews.

Woman of America Irene Beasley Ma Perkins Horizon ABC Newsroom Rosebow Bob Andersen Portia Amyluarer Clem McCarthy Ews S World Today

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