Arizona Wildcats' early hoops show solid vs tough early slate
The Wildcats won 64 to 63 over Morehead State and then lost 60 to 57 to Miami Ohio, signaling strong opposition only to face Wayne University in Detroit and Michigan State next. Star guard Link Richmond erupted for 32 against Morehead, fueling Arizona's steady bid for national ranking as Art Pollard braces for a full 1947 season amid a planned New Year's wedding.
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Sugar Bowl, Orange Bowl spark college football bowl hype
A statistical snapshot highlights stars like Charlie Trippi and Justice shaping major New Year bowl action. Trippi led in total offense for Georgia's undefeated season, while Justice topped kickoff returns and Yardage. Wedemeyer and Turner also feature for their teams with multiple yardage records and notable passes.
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Southern Rebels Triumph in Blue Gray Classic
In Montgomery Alabama the Southern Rebels defeated the Blues 20 to 13 in front of 22 500 fans to extend their series lead to five wins against three. Harry Gilmer key on defense and offense delivered a 41 yard scoring pass to Duke’s Kelly Mote in the fourth quarter while Shorty McWilliams scored two rushing touchdowns.
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Rangers edge Blackhawks 3-2 in winless stretch
The New York Rangers halted a month without a win by defeating Chicago 3-2 in a tight game. The outcome adds a bright note to a rough stretch for the Rangers as fans look for momentum.
Bilito track features churned with multiple horse wins
Tonta Gal won the 330 yard handicap by four lengths over Annie. Foraker captured the 550 yard race in a photo finish over Drayab and Mere Flip, time 101.8 seconds just over the track mark. June Wing paid $52.60 on a $2 ticket in the first race and Billy 2 drove the second race daily double. A total of $25,237 was wagered. track secretary Clancy Wollard announced a Dude Ranch New Year special plus eight other races.
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Bulldogs face final Sugar Bowl prep amid injuries
Georgia to hold light workout in Biloxi before traveling to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl against North Carolina. Halfback Johnny Donaldson and guard Homer Hobbs remain sidelined with injuries, Donaldson out since before the Georgia Tech game. Tarheels also plan final Gulf Coast camp session with Sid Varney and Heywood Fowle cleared but slowed by ankle injuries.
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Kerr Satisfied With East Squad In Shrine Game Practice
Shrine game East coach Andy Kerr said he was satisfied with his squad after a practice session. West coach Homer Norton hoped for a dry field to offset the East's heavier line. Kerr, retiring Colgate mentor, oversaw punting and watched Ed Hirsch of Northwestern and Bob Orlando boot placements.
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LSU Football Team Expected in Dallas for Cotton Bowl
Louisiana State University squad to arrive by plane from practice in Dallas ahead of the Cotton Bowl game against Arkansas.
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Illini UCLA Odds Remain 6 to 5 for Rose Bowl
Pasadena December 30 The Rose Bowl odds stayed 6 to 5 with UCLA or Illinois the choice but 12 of 14 East and Midwest writers favored the Bruins The game is seen as a tossup by bettors Weather was clear and tickets fetched 40 a single 75 a pair and 100 for a four pack
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Dempsey invites ex-wife home. daughters with him
Jack Dempsey hosted his ex wife Hannah Williams at his Los Angeles home today but did not confirm reconciliation. He said Mrs Dempsey and their daughters Barbara and Joan arrived from New York and joined him there.
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Badgers Triumph Over Globe In Tucson Showdown
The Tucson high Badgers rout the Globe Beavers 62 to 34 Saturday night, led by Roger Johnson's three third quarter field goals and a 42 25 edge after three quarters. Guard Jack Howell scored 11 late points, while Homer Osborn led the Beavers with 10. Glendale's Cardinals loom Thursday in a return at Glendale.
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Mesa Acain Faces Tough Opposition
Temple December 30. The East Central conference eyes a three berth race for the state high school basketball tournament. Defending champion Mesa Jackrabbits enter as a top rival but face a crowded field including Florence Gophers Coolidge Bears Gilbert Tempe Chandler and others as the fight tightens. Ray Casa Grande Hayden and Superior are viewed as weaker entries.
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Bob Riddell Captures Schoeler Cup Shoot
Bob Riddell won the J. D. Schoeler cup for the second time with a 272x300 score at the Dr. A. G. Schnabel rifle and pistol range. Roy F. Dunlap and Albert Ruiz trailed with 271, followed by J. B. Kitchens 258 and others down the list.
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Copper Gloves Event To Be Held January 20
Ernie Lewis and Mike Quihuis announce a January 20 Copper Gloves scraps show in a West Congress tent donated by Herman Ray. Manny Cocio Frankie Kruski Joe Sachen and other headliners headline a 135 card program with bleachers planned after New Year. Lewis will obtain a city license for boats despite the tent being just over 200 feet from the city limits.
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Tony Zale Named Fighter Of Year
The Ring magazine named middleweight champion Tony Zale fighter of the year for 1946. The award highlights Zale as the standout performer in a year of prosperous boxing globally but noted a talent dip in the sport’s depth.
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Hardin-Simmons Favored In Alamo Bowl Debut
In San Antonio the first annual Alamo bowl pairs Hardin-Simmons and Denver University. Advance tickets foresee a 25,000 capacity crowd as both teams finish training. Hardin-Simmons is the strong favorite in pre game dope.
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Wildcats Arrive In Detroit For Wayne Game
DETROIT December 30 The touring University of Arizona Wildcats arrive for a New Year s Eve basketball game with Wayne University It will be the third stop in their Midwestern invasion The Wildcats snapped a six game winning streak with a 60 57 loss to Miami at Cincinnati Paul Schachenberg scored for Miami Link Richmond led Arizona with 16 points
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Sugar bowl tickets traded for whisky and tires in New Orleans
New Orleans ad scene show tickets swapped for whisky, tires, a room, and other goods ahead of the Sugar Bowl. Barter range includes three tires for three tickets, a refrigerator, a shortwave radio, or a room priced at uranium-rate terms, despite tax and ticket-sale warnings.
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