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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1946

Page

10

Football Returns For Final Spree On 13 Gridirons

Short shots preview bowl games with expert picks Alabama over USC by 13 and Oklahoma Aggies over St Marys by 12. Notes passion for horse racing among coaches and players, plus Byron Nelson eyeing LA Open title with top money and defending champ Sam Snead.

Hal Woop Los Angeles Calif U.P Deke Houlgate Alabama USC Oklahoma Aggies St. Mary’s Miami Holy Cross

Seven New Year's Day Grid Games To Be Broadcast

New York Jan 1 lineup of top football games with teams sites records and TV times. Rose Bowl Alabama vs Southern California 5 p.m. NBC. Sugar Oklahoma A&M vs St Marys 3 p.m. ABC. East-West San Francisco 5 p.m. MBS. Orange Holy Cross vs Miami 2 p.m. CBS. Cotton Missouri vs Texas 2:15 p.m. MBS. Gator Georgia vs Tulsa 2:30 p.m. MBS. Sun Denver vs New Mexico 4 p.m. ABS.

New York Jan E.S.T Pasadena Calif Alabama Southern California NBC New Orleans Oklahoma A.&m St. Mary's ABC San Francisco Miami Holy Cross Fla CBS Dallas Missouri Texas Houston Tex Georgia Tulsa el Paso Denver New Mexico ABS Associated St. Mary’s Oklahoma Aggies St. Mary Herman Wedemeyer Aggies Bob Fenimore Fenimore and Co Duke Leicht Oregon Cornell Allan Dekdebrun Penn Bob Evans Stan Koslowski Holy Cross Crusaders University of Miami Koslowski Missouri Tigers Charley Trippi Wake Forest Deacons South Carolina Gamecocks Jacksonville Bethune-Cookman College Albany

Odds On Bama Drop To One TD

Pasadena Calif Jan 1 The Rose Bowl pits undefeated Alabama led by Harry The Arm Gilmer against USC and Ted Tannehill before an expected 93 000. Experts favor Gilmer to throw for more TDs than Tannehill runs though Alabama is trimmed by Ten’s injury and USC’s heavy line.

Pasadena Calif Harry Gilmer Ted Tannehill United Alabama University of Southern California Trojans Trojan Tannehill

College basketball results and scores across several games

A sequence of 11 basketball outcomes from Midwest camps and universities shows Akron Ohio 66 versus Miami (Ohio) 80 and Westminister College 51, Ripon 54 Carroll 39, 6A Pre-Flight 48 Iowa State Northwestern 51 Great Lakes 50, Marshall Huntington 33 Bradley 47, Minnesota 45 DePaul 36, and Marquette 48 Nebraska 36. The article also notes the U S sugar consumption at about 7,000,000 tons per year.

Akron, O University West Minister College Ripon Carroll Iowa State Northwestern Great Lakes Marshall Huntington, W. Va Bradley Univerny of Minnesota DePaul Marquette Nebraska

Texas Heavy Favorite In Cotton Bowl

Texas faces Missouri in the Cotton Bowl as a sell out crowd of over 45,000 gathers at the Cotton Bowl for the tenth annual game. Missouri vows to win after a tough prep, while Texas relies on its famed offense and homegrown grit.

Texas Missouri Dallas Tex Tigers Columbia Mo Ralph Ellsworth Navy Hubert Bechtel Jim Kerkeris Don Faurot Chauncey Simpson Longhorns

Linderman Named Champion Cowboy

SALINAS California January 1 The Rodeo association of America yesterday named Bill Linderman Red Lodge Montana as world champion cowboy for 1945 He will receive 1000 Linderman compiled the highest points at rodeos throughout the year His brother Bud was runnerup Bill also won the bronc riding championship and Bud the bareback riding championship Other specialty championships were Bull riding Ken Roberts Strong City Kansas calf roping Toots Mansfield Big Springs Texas and steer wrestling Homer Pettigrew Springer New Mexico

Salinas Calif Rodeo Association of America Bill Linderman Red Lodge Mont Linderman Bud Bill Ken Roberts Strong City Toots Mansfield, Big Springs Tex Homer Pettigrew Springer N. M

Aggies Favored In Sugar Bowl Tilt

In New Orleans on January 1 194? the Sugar Bowl set for a clash between Oklahoma A and M Cowboys led by All America Bob Fenimore and St Mary's Gaels with Spike Cordeiro. Arm strong and Cordeiro headline a high scoring preview as both coaches declare their teams ready.

New Orleans Sugarbowl Stadium Bettors Oklahoma A M.’s Cowboys Bob Fenimore Gaels St. Mary’s Herman Wedemeyer Neil Armstrong Cordeiro

Ex-Lumberjack In El Paso Contest

Arizona State college Lumberjacks watch Sun Bowl progress as 190-pound Jean Moose Adamson of New Mexico Lobos starts at right tackle. Adamson, former Jacks guard for Park City Utah, joined Lobos in November and made the lineup as a key lineman.

Flagstaff Arizona State College Lumberjacks New Mexico Lobos Denver University Pioneers Lobos Jean “Moose Adamson Jacks Moose New Mexico Lobo Park City Utah

Bowl Lineup Recaps from the 1951 Season Scores

Ten years earlier the Rose Bowl featured Stanford defeating Southern Methodist 7 to 0. The Sugar Bowl saw Texas Christian beat Louisiana State 3 to 2. The Orange Bowl matched Catholic University of America against Mississippi with Catholic U scoring 20 to 19. Eastern All-Stars led Western All-Stars 19 to 3.

Stanford Southern Methodist Texas Christian Louisiana State Catholic U Washington D.C Mississippi Eastern All-Stars

New Year Sport Parade Reflects 1945 Highs and 1946 Promises

Oscar Fraley surveys a year-end sports panorama from golf to horse racing and old-time football. Highlights include Sam Snead and Byron Nelson in golf, Hoop Jr. and Pavot in horse racing, Sarah Cooke and Frankie Parker in tennis, and Army dominating Navy and Notre Dame in football. The piece notes strong postwar crowds and a hopeful outlook for 1946.

Oscar Fraley New York U.P Sorney Tre Ree UK Philadelphia Municipal Stadium Army Navy Rupperts Brewery Balding Benndy Leonard Jimmy Rafferty Oklahoma Aggies de Paul Sam Snead Byron Nelson Long Island Meadows Jersey Mighty Pavot Pimlico Hoop Jr Pavot Hanover Forest Hills Sarah Cooke Pauline Betz Frankie Parker Billy Talbert Yankee Stadium Detroit Claude Passeau Chicago Wrigley Field Michigan Joe Louis Conn Champ Mike Jacobs Broadway Duke Polo Grounds Villanova Notre Dame Penn Franklin Field Dick Waterfield Giants Blanchard Davis Philly

Slippery Gridiron For Orange Game

In Miami January 1 36 000 fans pack the Orange Bowl as Holy Cross meets the University of Miami football. A soggy field from rain gave a slippery surface but forecasts called for sun later with temperatures in the mid 70s. Both coaches predicted a wide open high scoring affair led by backfield stars Stan Koslowski and Harry Ghaul.

EL Paso Tex New Mexico Lobos Denver University Pioneers Pioneers Clyde Cac Miami Fila Stan Koslowski Harry Ghaul University of Miami Holy Cross John Cagrosa Jack Harding

Ex Flight Officer Wins At Tijuana

Jockey Douglas Wilson a 23 year old former ninth air force flight officer won yesterday's GI Joe purse at Hipo dromo de Tijuana riding Morris Julian's Gold Boss. The longshot paid $37, $17.40 and $6.80. All six furlong race entrants were ridden by former servicemen.

Tijuana Mex U.P Douglas Wilson Ninth Air Force Hipodromo de

Charles the Fat Known as Frankish Emperor and King

Charles the III, Roman emperor and west Frankish king, earned the sobriquet Charles the Fat for his rule era.

Charles, the III Charles the Fat

Big Ten Champion May Go To Rose Bowl Soon

Widespread belief in the Midwest holds the Rose Bowl will become a closed game between the Big Ten and Pacific Coast Conference champions within five years. The piece notes wrestling surpassed boxing in Illinois attendance last year and cites more than 25 million dollars raised for war charities by racing since Pearl Harbor.

New York Ilinois Midwest Happy Chandler Pearl Harbor

RAPPY NEW YEAR Look Under the Bed for Your Head

A playful note remarks on New Year rituals and a humorous search for the missing head under the bed. The quirky line invites readers to laugh at a disoriented start to the year.

Miami Orange Bowlers Coach Recall Echoes in Grid News

Jack Harding of the Scranton U. gridders spent spare time third-basing for Binghamton in the New York Penn league years ago and hopes his Miami line can hit Holy Cross harder today. Contenders Baksi and Schott belittle Louis and Conn, while Alabama’s nickname evolution from thin red line to Crimson Tide is noted and California fans may dub them vermillion varmints after tonight.

Jack Harding Miami Orange Scranton U Binghamton Jack Miami Holy Cross Joe Baksi Freddie Schott Louis Conn Alabama

Pat O Luck Debuts in Gulfstream Handicap

Pat O Luck may make his 1946 debut for Ben Jones in the $10,000 Gulfstream park handicap. BM Dickey touts Peewee Reese as the finest ballplayer he saw in service. Joe Louis meets Tommy Burns in Seattle on the coast tour. Burns is noted as the littlest heavyweight. Red Patterson begins a new job ahead of a shift with the Yankees, planning to roll up sleeves for Larry MacPhail.

Pat O’luck Ben Jones BM Dickey Peewee Reese Brooklyn Dodgers Joe Louis Seattle Tommy Burns Jack Johnson Australia Joe Tommy Mr. Burns Red Patterson Yankees Larry MacPhail

Rose and Sugar Bowls spotlight bright with clashes

New York January first report previews 13 bowl games drawing near 400000 fans. Rose Bowl pits Southern California against Alabama in Pasadena with 90,000 in attendance. Sugar Bowl features St. Marys versus Oklahoma Aggies with 72,000 expected.

11th Division Wins Tokyo Bowl Game

The 11th Airborne division beat the 41st division 25 to 12 in Tokyo to claim the Japanese service football championship. Ralph Dunham of the South Carolina alumni scored twice as 15,000 fans watched the Airborne squad earn a date with the Philippines champions on January 13 for a Pacific showdown.

Tokyo Ralph Dunham University of South Carolina Philippines Dunham Macon

Kentucky Five Looks Best In United States

Kentucky coach Adolf Rupp says no team is unbeaten through a season. The Wildcats beat St John’s of Brooklyn 73 59 in Madison Square Garden to extend their streak to seven. Oklahoma A M and others threaten as Indiana Northwestern and Notre Dame also hold early unbeaten marks.

New York Kentucky Adolf Rupp Wildcats Madison Square Garden St. John’s Brooklyn Kantuck Oklahoma Aggies Long Island Raintucks Temple Philadelphia Ohio University Aggies Stillwater Okla Oklahoma City Ben Kurland Company Texas Kansas Baylor de Paul Long Island University and Westminster Oklahoma A. & M Wyoming Iowa Indiana Northwestern Cornell Notre Dame

Football Bowl Winners From Yesterday A Year Ago

On this date last year the Rose Bowl saw Southern California blank Tennessee 26 0 and the Sugar Bowl featured Duke defeating Alabama 29 26. The Orange Bowl had Georgia Tech losing to Tulsa 32 26 while the Cotton Bowl ended Oklahoma A and M 34 Texas Christian 0 with Western All Stars edging Eastern 13 7.

Southern California Tennessee Duke Alabama Tulsa Georgia Tech Oklahoma Texas Christian

Women Should Salute Flag With Right Hand Over Heart

A guideline states that women should salute the flag by placing their right hand over their heart, reflecting expected patriotic gesture standards.

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