Rillito Stakes Card Highlights New Year's Day Program
Rillito race track offers a nine race New Year program starting at 1 15 p.m headlined by Baby Debut and New Year Handicap in the quarter horse division while the Corral allowance features thoroughbreds. The card lists entrants across races from 400 to 1 16 miles with multiple listed horses and declarations.
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Tommy Bob
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Kansas State Aims for Big Seven Title Against Kansas
Kansas State the nation’s new No. 1 team seeks a third Big Seven tourney title by beating Kansas after advancing with a 79-70 win over Yale. Kansas State and Kansas set up a high stakes final as other tourneys across the nation generate festive action.
Warrior Paces NBA Scoring Leaderboard
New York Nation. Neil Johnston of the Philadelphia Warriors leads the NBA scoring race with 608 points in 29 games, a 21.0 average. Boston’s Bob Cousy trails with 605 in 29 games, while Ed McCauley and Bill Sharman also rank high for the Celtics. George Mikan and Vern Mikkelsen hold fourth and fifth, Johnston tops rebounds, Sharman leads assists, Spears hits 86.3 percent from the line, and Mikkelsen posts 44.4 percent shooting.
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Patterson KOs Sabotin in Brooklyn boxing clash
Associated Press fight results list Floyd Patterson of Brooklyn stopping Cain Sabotin of Warren Ohio in five. Johnny Saxton of New York outpoints Dansay Wember of Chicago in ten. George Johnson of Trenton outpoints Sam Walker of Springfield in eight. Nate Huskey of Detroit and Enos Solomon of Chicago draw in Chicago after eight. Steve Marcello of Providence stops Tippy Larkin of Garfield New Jersey in four.
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Warmerdam Wins Sullivan Memorial Trophy As Top Amateur
Ten years ago Cornelius Warmerdam the pole vault record holder was named the outstanding amateur athlete and winner of the Sullivan memorial trophy.
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Year-Old Abandonment: Loyola Los Angeles and San Francisco Stop Football
A sports note recalls Loyola of Los Angeles and the University of San Francisco giving up football a year ago. It also mentions the NCAA electing Major John L. Griffith of Chicago as president for 1933, twenty years earlier.
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College basketball results roundup with multiple teams
A dense recap of scores from numerous college basketball games and tournaments across the nation. Notable outcomes include Bellarmine 108 over St. Marys Ky 76, Iowa 83 over Wisconsin 66, Kansas State 79 over Yale 70, and LSU 100 defeat Villanova 94 in two overtimes, among many others.
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Bliss Wins Pima Pistol 20th Leg on Police Course
Monty Bliss took top honors with a 313 total and 261 actual score plus 52 handicap. K. S. Adams was second with 289 14 303, followed by Bill Dillon 286 17 303 and peers across calibers including Stowe 292 on the Police course. Stowe led actual scores with 292 and Mil ler topped the master class with 286.
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Portland Defeats Whitworth 84-83 in Close Basketball Contest
Portland University edged Whitworth College 84-83 at home after Whitworth rallied from 79-69 late in the final period to close the gap but could not overtake the lead. Whitworth mounted a late scoring spree but fell short in Portland, Oregon.
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Central Washington Edges Lewis and Clark 70 to 60
Central Washington College of Education trailed early but rallied to defeat Lewis and Clark 70 60 in Portland Oregon last night. Don Heacox led Lewis and Clark with 17 points while Gene Keller topped the winners with 15.
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