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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1946

Page

6

Tucson Recreation Chief Wants Civic Auditorium to Replace Armory

Herman Berlowe president of the Tucson Recreation Council urges Tucson to build modern sports facilities, criticizing the armory as fire hazard and unfit for boxing and wrestling. He calls for more parks and a civic auditorium to host events safely.

Herman L. Berlowe Tucson Recreation Council Tucson Bill Lucas Tucson Daily Citizen Lucas Armory

College Basketball Scores Roundup From Various Matches

East New York University beat UCLA 66 to 49 while Southern California edged Long Island University 49 to 40. Other results include Santa Clara 44 Idaho 43 and Montana State 66 Omaha 39.

NYU UCLA Southern California Long Island Univ John Marshall Queen's College DePaul Illinois Wesleyan Santa Clara Idaho Montana State Omaha U St. Louis Yale Dayton Youngstown Harvard Indiana Central North Carolina State Holy Cross Univ. of Louisville Nebraska

Schoolboy Pals Buy Pro Team Rockets Reach Ownership

Three Green Bay paper route pals thirty years earlier acquire controlling interest in the Chicago Rockets of the All-America professional football league. Jim Crowley becomes executive VP and coach, with William S. Toohey as president and John J. Brogan as secretary treasurer. Keeshin era largely ends with Barrett remaining as attorney.

Chicago U.P Green Bay Wis Chicago Rockets Windy City Jim Crowley Crowley William S. Toohey John J. Brogan Robert Barrett Keeshin

Webbco basketball team cuts AAU ties to join ABC

Del Webb Construction’s Webbcos sever AAU relations and align with the American Basketball Congress after AAU ruled Chet McNabb and Stan Goletz ineligible as amateurs. Manager Larry Walker said the move preserves the team and its schedule including games vs Harlem Globe Trotters Kansas City All Stars University of Arizona and George Pepperdine.

Phoenix del Webb Construction Company Webbcos AAU American Basketball Congress Webbco Chet McNabb Stan Goletz MecNabb Goletz Larry Walker Walker Harlem Globe Trotters Kansas City All Stars University of Arizona George Pepperdine College Atlanta McNabb Arizona State College Tempe

KVOA To Broadcast Rose Bowl Classic

KVOA will carry the Rose Bowl game between UCLA and Illinois. Bill Stern will provide a play by play description tomorrow starting at 2 45 p m. The broadcast will feature UCLA and Illinois from the stadium.

KVOA Bill Stern UCLA Illinois

Illini coach promises UCLA tough New Year game

Pasadena notes Illinois coach Ray Eliot vows a mighty tough ball game against UCLA on January 1, defending his team’s readiness after Rose Bowl controversy. He says Illinois will not concede and aims to prove the Big Nine champions belong in the Rose Bowl with a clean, competitive performance.

Pasadena Calif U.P Ray Eliot Illinois UCLA Ilinois Elot Army Pacific Coast Bert LaBrucherie Eliot

All Saints Annex Wins Sudden Death Title Over Tigers

A 35-33 overtime victory by All Saints over Howard & Stofft clinched the City Recreation Class B first half championship at the armory. Carey scored 12 points, Ruelas 11, Case and Riesgo added in overtime. managers meet Thursday. other games listed for the week.

Lee Carey Tucson All-Saint’s Leagers Howard & Stofft Tigers Armory City Recreation Saints Carey T. J. Case All Saints Gil Ruelas Case Ernie Riesgo Ruelas Hi-Y Goodman's Catalinas Brooklyn Jellymakers Reds Southside

Bears Roll to 72-59 Victory Over Casper JC

Phoenix junior college Bears remain unbeaten with a 72 to 59 win over Casper Junior College. Art Carroll scores 21 points to pace the Bears.

Phoenix Phoenix Junior College Bears Casper Wyo Art Carroll

New Year's Day Handi cap Draws Top Horses

The 440 yard top quar ter race at Billito features Queeny entering first start as a prep for coming speed trials. Ray Annie and B Seven race as strong contenders with John Lion and Chris Greenock among favorites in the six furlong feature. Post time is 1 p m for the first race and daily double.

Billito Tucson Queeny Ray Annie L. L. Adamson Hollywood Calif Tonta Gal Annie Tom Clark Senor Bill Lyo Lee Stan Tanner John Lion Chris Greenock Mo Cat Louisiana Fireball Neo Music Babette Johnnie Barnes II Wyoming Monta Firefly Shasta Battle Red J Goleaturf Pinch Penny My Tom Heppner Boy Benny Jo Verna Venus Florecita Pobrecita Pelican Feather Twilight Little Texas Billie Joe N Miss Johnie Wampus Kitty Ed Echols Brown Bat Rumopus Hanian Dancerous Dude Ranch Dewy Neers Picture Roc Anc Wild Horse Ranch Brown Burns Riding Raffles H Princess Dodo Usly Miss Macta Bilgisie Kilts Ian Lark High Ince Wayward Buck Meat Richard R Sur Bank Sweet Zaca Eosmil Tidy Khe Stork Ere i Foraker Sam

Sugar Bowl Ticket Woes Hit Georgia and North Carolina

Georgia and North Carolina cut back on Sugar Bowl preparations for January 1 as ticket limits frustrate fans and bowl officials. Meanwhile Army and Notre Dame suspend their series amid concerns over ticket scalping and gambling, with a cooling period expected in the 1950s.

Arkansas and LSU Prepare for Cotton Bowl Showdown

Dallas observers note Arkansas and Louisiana State will meet in the Cotton Bowl on January first with no regular season scouting as coaches anticipate a flood of touchdowns in the sight unseen classic.

Dallas Tex Arkansas Louisiana State

Rice and Tennessee Gear Up For Orange Bowl Clash

Orange Bowl in Miami hosts Rice and Tennessee as they tour the stadium, study the field, and rest before the 12 noon MST kickoff. Forecast calls for pleasant weather as crowds of about 38,000 expected for the 13th Orange Bowl.

Miami Fla Rice Tennessee

Oil Bowl predictions split on rain and high scoring clash

In Houston a forecasted rain and warmer weather threaten the Oil Bowl between Georgia Tech and St Marys Calif with coaches Dodd and Phelan predicting a high scoring matchup and a winning score around 21. Season notes warn temperatures could drop to near freezing before kick off. In San Francisco the East–West Shrine Game looms with 50 stars, Shrine hospitals to benefit, and a slight East favorite 10 to 9 as 2,000 fans expect clear skies for ideal football.

Houston Tex Georgia Tech St. Mary’s California Bobby Dodd Jim Phelan Phelan San Francisco Kezar Stadium Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospitals Weather Bureau Dallas Arkansas Louisiana State Bayou Tigers New Orleans Georgia North Carolina Tarneels

Stagg Urges Return To Amateur Basis At Rose Bowl Luncheon

Pasadena Calif Dec 31 Amos Alonzo Stagg sole survivor of the group that organized the Western conference praised the pact between the Western and Pacific coast conferences as a step toward the return of college athletics to an amateur basis He told the Rose Bowl kickoff luncheon that intercollegiate sports must return to amateurism immediately for the sports to continue.

Sid Feder New York Army Notre Dame Maxwell D. Taylor Military Academy John J. Cavanaugh Army-Notre Dame Memorial Stadium South Bend Ind Subway Yankee Stadium Big Nine Pasadena Calif U.P Amos Alonzo Stagg Stagg

Wildcats To Face Wayne U Tonight In Detroit

The University of Arizona Wildcats meet Wayne University in Detroit tonight after Wayne’s third straight loss, a 52-25 decision to Michigan State. Arizona has split two barnstormers, beating Morehead State Teachers 64-63 and losing to Miami of Ohio 60-57, with a upcoming game against Michigan State at East Lansing Thursday.

Detroit Daily Citizen University of Arizona Wildcats Wayne University Wayne Michigan State Arizona East Lansing Mich Morehead State Teachers of Kentucky Miami U Ohio

Kramer Rated Top Amateur

Sydney correspondent Jack Bromwich lauds Jack Kramer as the world’s greatest amateur while praising his complete control over all shots and noting his attacking style and deceptive forehand in Davis Cup play. He ranks Kramer above Budge and Crawford at their peaks.

Sydney Australia Jack Bromwich Sydney Morning Herald Jack Kramer Kramer Don Budge Jack Crawford Crawford Bromwich Budge Jack Kooyong Courts

Jockey Dean Jessop tops Gulfstream win tally

A year ago Jessop rode to a Gulfstream victory securing his 290th win and moving toward Jack West rope’s 301, set in 1933, as a modern record.

Job Dean Jessop Gulfstream Jack Westrope

Four Bowls Highlight Gillett Cavalcade on New Year’s Day

Miami meets Tennessee in the Orange Bowl with Rice Institute’s Owls, two teams in fine form, airing on KTUC 1400 at 11 45 a m.

Gillett’s Cavalcade of Miami Tennessee Volunteers Owls of Rice Institute KTUC Dial 1400

Lumberjacks Top San Diego in Close College Tilt

Arizona State College at Flagstaff defeated San Diego State College 36 to 32 in a late game. Wayne Lee led with 16 points as the Lumberjacks built a first half 21-12 lead and withstood a late San Diego surge aided by a cold shooting stretch from the regulars.

San Diego Calif Arizona State College Flag Staff San Diego State College San Diegans Wayne Lee Gene O’dell Vincent Cisterna Arizona Lumberjacks

El Rio Golfers In Four Groups

Keen competition is anticipated in four groups in the 18 hole Age Medal handicap tournament to be staged tomorrow at El Rio Golf and Country club. There will be a breakfast at 8 a m with the first golfers teeing off about an hour later. Notable entrants include Hi Corbett Ralph Bilby Dr H C Trimble Tim Cusick Judge George Darnell Lem White Fearless Freddy Medlin Roy Drachman Ted Schoenhair Hank Leiber Lou Grimble Harley Arnett Knox Corbett Dan Hubbard Leon Levy Charley Lamb Billy Bell Jr Don Byrd Harry Talmage Jr. The Age Medal replaces the Sure Shots and Blank Shooters match due to lack of participants.

el Rio Golf and Country Club Hi Corbett Ralph Bilby H. C. Trimble Tim Cusick George Darnell Lem White H. L. Trimble Freddy” Medlin Rolfers Roy Drachman Ted Schoenhair Hank Leiber Lou Grimble Harley Arnett Knox Corbett Dan Hubbard Leon Levy Charley Lamb Billy Bell, Jr Don Byrd Harry Talmage

Border Conference Basketball Preview by Emil L. Larson

Commissioner Emil L. Larson analyzes Border Conference hoops in the 1946 47 issue of Basketball Illustrated. The feature includes a squad photo of Arizona, holder of the 1945 44 Border title, and an action shot of Arizona’s 77 53 loss to Kentucky in the MSG tournament first round.

Emil L. Larson Tucson Basketball Illustrated Arizona Kentucky

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