Tucson High Raps Bisbee Wildcats Battle Utah
Tucson High School Badgers rolled to a 33 0 victory over Bisbee Pumas at Warren baseball park as Lee Carey sparked with a 34 yard kickoff punt return and a 26 yard pass to Eddie Jacome. Carey added a field goal and extra points while Jacome ran 80 yards for a score and Johnny Allred 32 yard reception.
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Rollin Gridley
Carey
Bisbee
Eddie Jacome
Badgers
Jacome
Jacob
Vucurevich
Puma
Gridley
Jim Hudgens
Little Rock
Ark
Johnny Allred
Pumas
Tucson
Kitterman
North Phoenix Mustangs
Wallace
Dushan Balich
Badger
Vancurevich
Mesa
St. Mary’s Knights of Phoenix
Yuma
Giants Win Dramatic World Series Fifth Game
In a ten inning 5-4 finish the Giants edged the Grid State Atizone in a loosely played but dramatic fifth game of the World Series with Terry driving in Moore for the winning run off Ma.
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Giants
Terry
Moore
Yuma Knights Tied St Mary's 13 13 In Arizona Friday Football
Yuma Knights and St Marys of Phoenix battled to a 13 13 tie as Yuma outgained their rival 261 to 162 with 18 first downs to eight. Tucson routed Bisbee 33 0 and Nogales lost to Chandler 7 0 as Tempe tied Coolidge 6 6 in an upset. Safford extended its win streak to four with a 25 0 victory over Morenci.
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Yuma
St. Mary’s
Phoenix
Tucson
Bisbee
Arizona
St. Mary's
Knights
Frank Bouchard
Ed Jacome
Chandler
Nogales
Jim Hailey
Duane Parrish
Wolves
Tempe
Cards To Employ Southpaws Against Favored Boston Sox
St. Louis manager Eddie Dyer plans a left hander heavy start against Boston in the 1946 World Series opener with Howie Pollet Harry Brecheen and Murry Dickson set to face the Red Sox lineup led by Ted Williams and Dom DiMaggio. Cronin weighs pitching options for Boston as a short series looms with Williams ready despite a swollen elbow.
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Jack Hand
ST. Louis
Boston
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Williams
Eddie Dyer
Cardinals
Redbirds
Mighty Sox
Dyer
Howie Pollet
Harry Brecheen
Murry Dickson
Tex Hughson
Joe Cronin
Dave Ferriss
Mickey Harris
Cronin
Detroit
San Francisco
Washington
Rudy York
Bobby Doerr
Johnny Pesky
Pink Higgins
Glen Russell
Stan Musial
Red Schoendienst
Marty Marion
Whitey Kurowski
Dom DiMaggio
Sox
Enos Slaughter
Wally Moses
Tom McBride
Erv Dusak
Harry Walker
DiMaggio
Terry Moore
Ralph McCarthy
Hal Wagner
Roy Partee
Joe Garagiola
Clyde Kluttz
Birds
Pollet
Brecheen
Dickson
Arizona Women Stage Tennis Quarterfinals
The University of Arizona hosts quarterfinals this afternoon with Helen Edwards vs Shirley Shykofsky and Marie Jacks vs Elizabeth Pruess. Mary Cunningham, the defending champion, faces Virginia Gross, while Margaret Peterson plays Ty Hughes. Semifinals are at 4 30 p m Monday and finals at the same hour Wednesday. Miss Marguerite Chesney oversees the event.
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University, of Arizona
Helen Edwards
Shirley Shykofsky
Marie Jacks
Elizabeth Pruess
Mary Cunningham
Virginia Gross
Margaret Peterson
Ty Hughes
Marguerite Chesney
Women’s
Texas To Face Aggies Eleven In Interregional Clash
New York, Oct. 5. Texas meets the Oklahoma Aggies in a top interregional clash as Dana Bible's Texas squad faces a streaking Aggies squad that has not lost to a college rival in 21 games. The card outlines key games across conferences and regions with notable matchups including Ohio State versus Southern California and Notre Dame against Pittsburgh.
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New York
Dana Bible
Texas
Oklahoma Aggies
Aggies
Arkansas
Boston College
Michigan State
Detroit
Holy Cross
Ohio State
Missouri
Southern California
Michigan
Iowa
Ann Arbor
Midwest
Pitllinois
Purdue
Minnesota
Indiana
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Kansas State
Nebraska
Kansas-Wichita
Iowa State
Tennessee
Duke
Alabama
South Carolina
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Tulane
Florida
Rocky Mountain
Colorado Aggies
Wyoming
Arizona
Utah
Utah State
Colorado
San Francisco
Stanford
UCLA
Washington
Idaho
Washington State
Princeton
Brown
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Yale
Colgate
Harvard
Tufts
Army
Doc Blanchard
Cornell
Navy
Columbia
Penn State
Bucknell
Kings Point
Merchant Marine
George Washington
St. Louis
Villanova
Marquette
Wake Forest
Georgetown
Denver
Young
Philadelphia
Georgia
Temple
Richmond
University of Maryland Terrapins
North Carolina
Mismi
City Cage Loop To Open Monday
The opening week slate for the City Recreation basketball league lists games including Sino American versus All Saints, Ore No versus School of Dea, Wasps versus Eas, and Boe versus ttan Athletes.
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City Recreation Basketball League
Sino-American All Saints
School of Dea
Wasps
Eas Boe
Ttan
Sixteen Title Series Opener Sets Stage For Showdown
The Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals prepare for a best of seven World Series with games in St. Louis and Boston from Oct. 6 to Oct. 15. Starting pitchers include Hughson or Harris against Pollet or Brecheen, weather chances showers, attendance projected at 34 000, Mutual Network to broadcast.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Boston
Mutual Network
Bill Corum
Jim Britt
Arch MacDonald
Hughson
Harris
Pollet
Brecheen
Sportsmans Park
J. J. Carroll
Lee Bellanfant
al Barlick
John (Beans) Reardon
Cal Hubbard
Charles Berry
Bill Grieve
Sid Keener
St. Louis Star-Times
Ed Cunningham
Boston Herald
Leo MacDonnell
Detroit Times
Stagg Team Clips Williams 31 to 0 in Stockton
The College of the Pacific Tigers defeated Williams Army airbase eleven 31 to 0 before 8,000 fans in Stockton. Coach Amos Alonzo Stagg’s team scored one touchdown in the first period, two in the second, and one in each of the final two periods, with passes setting up three scores and end John Rohde crossing twice.
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Stockton
Calif
College of the Pacific Tigers
Williams Army
Chandler
Ariz
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Collegians
John Rohde
Jose
Notre Dame Michigan Army Navy Duke Lead Early Top Football
Notre Dame Michigan Army Navy and Duke led the nation in early college football rankings after the first three weeks, with the leaders list highlighting each program's standout start and top spot in national polls.
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Notre Dame
Michigan
Army
Navy
Duke
Casa Grande Cougars overpower Amphitheatre Panthers 43 6
Casa Grande Cougars led by Marvin Wahlin and Derl Wynn defeated the Amphitheatre Panthers 43 to 6 in Casa Grande. The Cougars built a 13 0 first quarter lead, stretched to 23 6 at halftime, then added three more touchdowns in the second half as their line and backs dominated. Harold Hopkins scored Amphitheatre’s lone TD.
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Casa Grande
Casa Grande Cougars
Arizona
Touchdown
Marvin Wahlin
Derl Wynn
Panthers
Cougars
Cougar
Sid Kain
Harold Hopkins
Panther
Wahlin
Bill Turner
Tom Flippen
Hopkins
Earl Caldwell
Loyd Stead
Oaks and Seals Tied In Coast Playoff
Oakland tops San Francisco 5 to 4 in a Pacific Coast League Governors' Cup playoff game. Billy Raimondi led Oakland with three hits, while Frank Shea held the Seals to eight hits and struck out 11. The result gives Oakland a one game lead heading into this afternoon's rematch.
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Oakland
Calif
San Francisco
Seals
Billy Raimondi
Acorns
Frank Shea
Shea
Bernie Uhalt
Hugh Luby
Ferris Fain
Fain
Sal Taormina
Don White
Cliff Melton
Raimondi
Melton
Ray Hamrick
Brooks Holder
Wally Westlake
Billy Hart
Chase Melton
Dale Matthewson
Max Marshall
Wildcats Readied for Utah Tilt in Cold Weather Tuneup
Utah host Arizona in Salt Lake City as coach Mike Casteel leverages cold air confidence. Arizona schedules a pregame workout with lineup tweaks including Pollard at left half and Levin at fullback.
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Lowell McDonald
Bill Levin
University of Arizona Wildcats
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
McDonald
Glendale
Ariz
Cats
Levin
East Chicago
Ind
U. of A
Armed Service
Utah
Mike Casteel
Arizona Wildcats
University of Utah Indians
Wildcats
Casteel
Tucson
Wildcat
Saar
Arizona Airways
Boulder City
Las Vegas
Art Pollard
Fred Enke, Jr
Bernie Ruman
Utes
Pete Carlston
Arizona
Tempe
Carlston
Harry Warner
Bob Morrison
Art Converse
Arizona P.s
Stevens
Warner
Salmon
Wuertz
Vate
Ceese Neff
Converse
Dalebout
Marsh
Eleban
Rson
Gale" Smith
Sake
Bert Bullock
Brigham Young
J. G. Vorse
Illinois
Pees
A. R. Mercer
Western
Arizona Utah Grid Tilt Broadcast From Salt Lake City
Arizona and Utah grid clash will be aired from Salt Lake City starting at 7 45 p m over KTUC radio. A L Slonaker graduate manager of athletics at the U of A told Roy Drachman that a Utah sports writer predicted a 39 12 Utes win.
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University of Arizona
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
KTUC
A. L. Slonaker
U. of A
Roy Drachman
Ardent Towncat
Salt Lake
Utah
Utes
High School Football Scores and College Results Summary
High school games feature St Marys Phoenix tied Yuma 13 all and Chandler 7 over a 6 15 point spread. San Diego beats Phoenix Union 14 0 while Douglas crushes Clifton 40 0 and Bisbee 0. Safford dominates Morenci 25 0 and Flagstaff over Chandler 15 6. Temple 6 Coolidge 6 ends in a tie. Multiple college results include Missouri 19 over St Louis 14 and Tennessee Chattanooga 37 Minetry 25 with Valleyan Teachers 0. Georgetown 6 over Wake Forest 19 6. Field notes cover numerous regional scores and matchups across many schools and programs.
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St. Mary's of Phoenix
Yuma
San Diego
Phoenix Union
Douglas
Clifton
Bisbee
Safford
Morenci
Flagstaff
Chandler
Tempe
Coolidge
Nogales
Duncanrence
Globe
Superior Casa Grande
Amphitheatre of
Tucson
Prescott
Jerome
Benson
Tombstone
St. David
Willcox
College
University of Missouri
St. Louis University
Uennessee T Chattanooga
Valleyan
Ihio
Tet Estern Hateres
Youngstown
Col- Bluffton
Wilmington
East Tennessee State
Georgetown
Northern Illinois
Kalb
Eastern Illinois
Heston
East ‘A State College
Southwestern Tech
New Mexico
Ottumwa Ia
Navy
Iowa State Yankton
Texas State
Abilene Christian Exe
Ly of
North Carolina
Miami University
Vilanove
Georgia
Temple Morningside
Sioux City, Ia
N. C. State College
Banon Valley
Moravian
Tennessee Tech
Chattanooga
West Va. Tech
Fairmount State
Se Junta
Colo
Bringham Young
Denver
Colorado State
Colorado Mines
Southwestern
Fort Hays State
We Univ
McPherson College
Petsburg Kans
Springfield Peru
Midland
Southeastern State College
Orie
Northeastern State College
Okla
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana College
Mississippi Ee
Jacksonville
Ala
Pacific
Williams Army Air
Sanders Sparks Yankees Past Bisons in 21 13 Win
Sanders led New York with a 75 yard punt return for a TD and a passing score as the Yankees beat Buffalo 21 13. He set up the first score with a run and added a kickoff return for 57 yards followed by a 40 yard TD pass to Lowell Wagner. Buffalo showed early drive, then stalled, scoring late on a desperation pass.
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Urban
Spec) Sanders
New York Yankees
Buffalo
Sanders
Yank
New York
Bob Kennedy
Lowell Wagner
Yanke
Bison
Los Angeles
Chicago
Foreign Stars Bow On Coast at Coast Tennis Meet
In San Francisco the Pacific coast tennis championships reach semifinals as Jack Kramer and Eddie Moylan win to advance. Moylan defeated Tom Brown 6-4 3-6 4-6 6-4 while Kramer ousted Lennart Bergelin 6-2 6-0. Women’s singles sees Jean Bostock beat Gwen Greeley 7-5 6-2.
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San Francisco
Tom Brown
Jack Kramer
Julius Heldman
Berkeley
Calif
Eddie Moylan
Trenton
N. J
Harry Likas
Moylan
Brown
Kramer
Los Angeles
Lennart Bergelin
Heldman
UCLA
Pierre Pelizza
France
Likas
Earl Cochell
Bergelin
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
Harry Buttimer
Pelizza
Champivon Petra
Hirschel Hyde
Felicisimio Ampon
C. Carimona
Philippines
Cochell
Sam Match
Bob
Pieper Advances In Coast Tourney
In Pebble Beach California on October 5 the semifinals of the 35th state amateur golf championship begin. Ernie Pieper Jr. of San Jose faces Tal Smith for a spot in the final along with Bruce McCormick of Los Angeles against Mike Ferentz of Long Beach. Pieper beat Gene Brown 4 and 3 in the quarterfinals while McCormick downed Walt Gilliam 4 and 3, Smith edged Jack Bariteau 1 up, and Ferentz beat Don Edwards 4 and 3.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
U.P
Pieper
Gene Brown
Berkeley
McCormick
Big Walt Gilliam
Burlingame
Smith
Alameda
Jack Bariteau
San Jose
Ferentz
Don Edwards
Montreal Wins World Series Four to Two Over Louisville
Montreal clinches the series four games to two after a 2 to 0 win in Louisville. Manager Clay Hopper and veteran Curt Davis starred as Jackie Robinson provided key hits in the comeback from an 0-2 start, with Robinson earning earlier wins and Davis delivering a complete shutout.
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Montreal
Clay Hopper
Jackie Robinson
Curt Davis
Louisville
Robinson
Royals
Davis
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