Pacific To Have Full Strength Against Arizona Cripples Return
College of the Pacific football team, led by Amos Alonzo Stagg, plans a full-strength lineup for a Saturday game in Tucson against Arizona as part of a 12 day road trip that includes a Oct 26 game at Northwestern. The Tigers expect to regain injured players Bruce Orvis Eddie LeBaron and Ralph Johnston with stalwarts Rohde Brumm Giannini Ker and others.
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College OF the Pacific
Stockton
Calif
California Collegiate Athletic Association
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Tigers
Tucson
University of Arizona
Chicago
Northwestern Wildcats
Staggmen
Bruce Orvis
Eddie LeBaron
Ralph Johnston
Ken Rusk
Jean Ridley
Santa Barbara College
Stagg
Larry Siemering
Arizona
University of Oregon
Pacifics
Williams Field
Gauchos
John Rohde
Rohde
John Brumm
al Giannini
George Ker
Bob Franceschini
Don Campora
Don Hall
Jim Torvick
Bob Atkinson
Elwin Waits
Frank Z
Tennis Star Dorothy Bundy to Wed Arthur Cheney
Dorothy May Bundy, a leading American tennis star, will marry Arthur Charles Cheney at St. Augustine's-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church tonight. The couple will reside at the Uplifters ranch in Santa Monica after honeymooning.
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Net Star
Los Angeles
Dorothy May Bundy
Arthur Charles Cheney
St. Augustine’s-by-the- Sea Episcopal Church
Uplifters Ranch
Santa Monica
Redskins Beat Packers 33-7 In NFL Showdown
Three years ago the Washington Redskins defeated the Green Bay Packers by 33 to 7 in a National Football League game.
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Washington Redskins
Green Bay Packers
Wildcats Scrimmage Preview for College of the Pacific Game
Coach Mike Casteel led a scrimmage as the Wildcat eleven prepared for the College of the Pacific game Saturday night. Key players included Shanty Hogan at quarterback and Fred Enke at left half, with several stars sidelined by injuries and a full squad rotation reported. An earlier practice and a scout’s trip to Pittsburgh were noted as part of ongoing prep.
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Mike Casteel
Wildcat
College of the Pacific
Hogan
Fred Enke
Bill Penn
Bill Levin
Max Spilsbury
Harry Warner
Verne Wuertz
Don Corbitt
Virgil Marsh
Bob Morrison
Junior Crum
Jim Lochner
Texas Mines
Tom Black
Jim Coppinger
Cop
Lochner
Art Pollard
Bernie Ruman
Pacific
Pittsburgh
Marquette
Panthers
Giants Lease Auto Court for Spring Training in Phoenix
New York Giants president Horace G. Stoneham leased a Phoenix auto court for players wives and newspapermen to use during spring training arriving Feb. 17. Stoneham planned to return to New York after arranging the lodging.
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New York Giants
Phoenix
Horace G. Stoneham
New York
Seven Hearts Laurel Winner Seals Washington Qualifier
J Graham Brown’s Seven Hearts won the one mile Laurel at Maryland, earning a $25,000 mile and a quarter Washington handicap invitation for Pimlico on Nov. 1. The horse, by Grand Slam and Lovie, has five wins in eight starts this year, boosting 1946 earnings to $35,375 after a 1:39 1-5 finish.
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Associated Press
J. Graham Brown
Seven Hearts
Washington
Maryland
Grand Slam
Lovie
William Hanka
Guy Bedwell
Shamrock Stable
Breadon Deaf To Frick All-Star Plea
New York reports Ford Frick NL president is tired of L taking hits from the AL in the All-Star game after the Cardinals beat the Red Sox 4 3 in the World Series decisive game. Frick urges to win or drop the event. Breadon refuses citing World Series priority.
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New York
Ford Frick
National Baseball League
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Frick
Sam Breadon
Breadon
Rillito Racing Season Set to Open This Sunday
The 1946-47 Rillito season begins Sunday with 8 or 9 races at 2 p m at North First Avenue and River Road. Five quarter horse and four thoroughbred races are planned with 35 new boxes and higher grandstands to improve seating and reduce dust.
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Rillito
North First Avenue
River Road
Clancy Wollard
Tucson Racing Association
Wollard
el Paso
Texas City
Albuquerque
N. M
Miss Bank
Leon Gillespie
Senor Bill
Shue Fly
Hawks Defeat Midgets 7-0 in After School Grid action
In a busy slate, KVOA Seahawks beat Roskruge Midgets 7-0 at Mansfeld. Catalina squad drives late for a TD pass Dean Jones to Charley Haller, Pee Wee Buntin adds extra point.
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Mansfeld Blue Devils
Dunbar Bullets
Kvoa Seahawks
Roskruge
Mansfeld
Catalina Lads
Dean Jones
Charley Haller
Pee Wee” Buntin
SS. Peter & Paul
Mansfeld Blue Devil
Wildcats
Peter
Jerry Good
Jerry Murphy
Bill Duniway
Pat Flood
Eddie Jacobs
Ronnie Hollow
Mansfeld Scorpions
Estevan Field
Safford Cobras
Reptiles
Cobras
Richard Gradillas
Bob Mancell
Safford
Eddie Torres
Joe Villegas
Henry Carbahal
Villegas
Wildcats Lead Border Loop With Strong Season Start
Arizona rushes for 837 yards and passes for 461 as the Wildcats top the Border conference in rushing and passing through three games. They average 41.7 yards per punt on 16 kicks, with Hardin-Simmons second in rushing at 590 yards. Texas College of Mines ranks second in punting with a 40.8-yard average.
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University of Arizona
Wildcats
Arizona
Hardin-Simmons University
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Texas College of ‘Mines
Flagstaff Coach Sees Edge for New Mexico Aggies
Flagstaff coach Frank Brickey of Arizona State College surveys injured players and scout reports and concedes the New Mexico Aggies hold a clear edge in Saturday’s game. He notes Lobos beat the Aggies 7 6 last week and again toppled the Lumberjacks 12 7 earlier, forcing him to rely on reserves and tighten a previously weak Flagstaff running attack.
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Flagstaff
Frank Brickey
Arizona State College
New Mexico Aggies
Lumberjacks
Aggies
Lobos
Brickey
Aggie
Harrison Leads 10,000 Dollar Knoxville Invitational
E. J. Dutch Harrison, a former soldier from Chicago, shot 68 to lead a field of 63 golfers after the opening round at Holston Hills. He held a three stroke margin in the 72 hole Knoxville Invitational in Knoxville Tennessee.
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Knoxville
Tenn
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Chicago
Harrison
Holston Hills Country Club
Badgers Prep For Tucson Showdown With Mesa Jackrabbits
Tucson's Badgers plan a light tuneup today before facing unbeaten Mesa in tomorrow night's high school football clash. Mesa relies on Whizzer White in offense with Maurice McCulla and Ray Pagan providing blocking and support as the veteran Rabbits line battles a largely first-year Badger defense.
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Mesa High
Tucson High
Badgers
Sheldon Rogers
Carl Neilson
Bill Pomeroy
Bill Workman
Bob Todd
Ken Armistead
Colin Beals
Ray Pagan
Maurice McCulla
Dan Russell
Wilford
Tucson
Mesa
Rollin T. Gridley
UCLA
Badger
Gridley
Whizzer White
White
The
Rabbits
Portland Star To Miss Tempe Game
Tempe notes that Arizona State faces a setback as star halfback Charlie Liu of Hawaii is injured and out for the Bulldog game while Bill Gibbons returns to guard duties for Tempe after an early season injury.
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Portland
Tempe
Arizona State College
Bulldogs
Reno
Nev
University of Arizona
Steve Coutchie
Ore
University of Portland
Charlie Liu
Hawaii
Liu
Bill Gibbons
Williams Field
Canadiens Open Against Rangers
The New York Rangers meet defending champion Canadiens in Montreal to open the season while Detroit and Toronto drew 12,756 in a 3 to 8 tie in Detroit with Sid Abel scoring late.
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United Press
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Canadiens
Montreal
Detroit
Toronto
Rangers
Frank Boucher
Capt
Sid Abel
Red Wings
Foxx and Mancuso Given Unconditional Releases
Former Philadelphia players Jimmy Foxx and Gus Mancuso were granted unconditional releases from the National League club a year ago, marking the end of their tenure with Philadelphia.
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Tayday
Jimmy Foxx
Gus Mancuso
Philadelphia
National Baseball League
Panthers Seek First Victory in Night Game at Panther Memorial
The Amphitheatre Panthers host the Superior Tigers at 8 p.m. in the second night game on the new lights. Coach Chauncey McDaniel reshapes the backfield with Hopkins Crull Rigoli and Hunter, returns Wester Corley Hutchinson to the line, while Kellner and Wally France sit out. The Panthers, with losses to Colidge Casa Grande and Florence, face a Tigers squad led by Pete Drakulich with Vasquez Gonzales and Haro among the standouts, in a matchup featuring the T and box formations and an overhead passing game.
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Tigers
Panther Memorial Field
Chauncey McDaniel
Walter Kellner
Wally France
McDaniel
Charles Hopkins
Rick Crull
Gus Rigoli
Bob Hunter
Rigoli
Hunter
Panther
Gerald Wester
Charles Corley
Bill Hutchinson
Florence
Coolidge
Casa Grande
Chandler
Globe
Pete Drakulich
Superior
Ernie Vasquez
Gil Gonzales
Preciliano Fernandez
Bib Mendiza
Joe Herrada
Humberto Haro
Mike Jimenez
Amphitheatre Pos
Superior Stead
Le.w. Gonzalez
Hutchinson
Goff
Wester
Csces LG
J. Gonzalez
Corey
Cres Garceccs
Haro
Pettyjohn
Wes. G
Jimenez
Saxon
Seveee
Villalobos
Dye
Ceeee
Herrada
Crull
QB G
Gonzalez
Hopkins
Vasquez
Seses
RH Mendoza
Veeck Plans Attendance at Baseball Meeting
Bill Veeck, president of the Cleveland Indians, will attend Sunday’s Pioneer hotel meeting to discuss forming an organized league. The gathering will include scouts from the Cubs Giants and Yankees and representation from four major clubs. Yuma also plans to attend with others from Phoenix Bisbee Paso Juarez Globe Miami and Tucson already signaling attendance.
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Cleveland Indians
H. S
Hi” Corbett
Pioneer Hotel
Veeck
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Yuma
Corbett
Phoenix
Bisbee
Paso
Juarez
Globe-Miami
Tucson
Intramural Basketball Wins Highlight U of A Freshmen
Kappa Alpha edged Sigma Alpha Epsilon 29 to 20 as Niles led winners with 10 points and Jack Rhodes top SAE with eight. Theta Chi defeated Zeta Beta Tau 33 to 29 with Boy Hertz scoring 10. Sigma Nu beat LDS 40 to 13 as Craig posted 12 for LDS. Phi Gamma Delta triumphed 20 to 13 over Kappa Psi with Dutch Kiemby adding eight.
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Pi Kappa Alpa
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Violets
University of Arizona
U of A
Jack Rhodes
SAE
Niles
Theta Chi
Boy Hertz
Zeta Beta Tau
Alvin Kivel
ZBT
Sigma Nu
LDS
Craig
Phi Gamma Delta
Kappa Psi
Dutch Kiemby
Jack Cates
Falkenburg Faces Argentine Star in Pan American Tennis
In Mexico City on October 17 U P Bob Falkenburg from California meets Alejo Russell of Argentina in the feature men singles. Frank Parker defends against Rolando Vega of Mexico while Tom Brown of San Francisco faces Armando Vega. In women’s singles Pauline Betz meets Barbara Krase. Margaret Osborne faces Aurora de Medellen. Louise Brough plays Imelda Ramirez. Doris Hart meets Carmen Christlieb. Betz and Philippe Washer of Belgium won the mixed doubles championship over Brough and Falkenburg 6 2 8 10 8 10 8.
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Mexico City
U.P
Bob Falkenburg
Louise Brough
California
Imelda Ramirez
Mexico
Doris Hart
Miami
Carmen Christlieb
Miss Betz
Philippe Washer
Belgium
Falkenburg
Ten Years Ago SF Upset St Marys in Scoreless Tie
A decade ago the University of San Francisco played Saint Mary’s to a 0 0 stalemate in a major college football tilt. USF and Saint Mary’s battled evenly with strong defenses and no scoring in the game.
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University of San Francisco
St. Mary's
New Mexico Guard Orders Benching of Hankins
The Border Conference commissioner suspended Spencer Hankins, 250 pound tackle for the University of New Mexico, until his eligibility is cleared. Hankins played two years of varsity football with the Lobos and attended Cameron junior college.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Border Conference
Spencer Hankins
University of New Mexico
Hankins
The
Lobos
Cameron
Okla
NMU
Emil Larson
Tucson
Hawkins
Hardin-Simmons
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