Four Bosox Stars Named On AP All Star Team
Boston Red Sox lead the 1946 AP all star selections with four players and an American League majority. Ted Williams topped ballots with 120 votes and Bobby Doerr followed with 117 as Hal Newhouser and Bob Feller led the pitchers. Stan Musial headed the Cardinals in the batting race and led the roster with his .365 average.
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Stan Musial
Cardinals
Musial
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Dom Red Sox
Enos Slaughter
Bobby Doerr
Red
Johnny Pesky
Aaron Robinson
Hal
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Howie Pollet
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Harry
the Cat) Brecheen
Williams
Newhouser
Feller
Wiliams
D. DiMaggio
Slaughter
F. Walker
Dodgers
J. DiMaggio
Yankees
Johnny Hopp
Braves
Pete Reiser
Charlie Keller
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
del Ennis
Phillies
Mickey Vernon
Senators
Johnny Mize
Giants
Cavarretta
York
Doerr
Ed Stanky
al Schoendienst
Gerry Priddy
Kurowski
Kell
Tigers
Ken Keltner
Indians
Grady Hatton
Reds
Bill Johnson
Jim Tabor
Phils
Augie Galan
Pesky
Boudreau
Marion
Reese
Kerr
Robinson
Bruce Edwards
Walker Cooper
Phil Masi
Hal Wagner
Buddy Rosar
Athletics
George Tebbetts
Andy
Lucky Draw to stay in Jamaica racing season long
Lucky Draw the leading gelding eyed for horse of the year will remain in Jamaica for the rest of the New York season. Trainer Bert Mulholland said he will enter the 75000 added Gallant Fox handicap at Jamaica and the 50000 added Westchester handicap at the Jamaica meeting. The Alfred G. Vanderbilt string will move from Jamaica to Pimlico this weekend with wintering planned at Sagamore Farm. Royal Governor won the Spalding Lowe Jenkins stakes at Laurel Park in 1:47.2 with Ted Atkinson riding, paying 3.60 for 2. Other feature winners included True North at Jamaica, Jolly Soul at Garden State, F. B. Eye at Suffolk Downs, Easy Trade at Keeneland, and Cracks at Bay Meadows.
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Associated Press
George D. Widener
Jamaica
New York
Garden State
Pimlico
Bert Mulholland
Mulholland
Lucky Draw
Empire
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Maryland
Sagamore Farm
Suffolk Downs
F. B. Eye
Keeneland
Easy Trade
Bay Meadows
Paris Hygro
Western League Plans Revival After Omaha Meeting
A November 15 meeting in Omaha set the next step to revive the Western baseball league with six cities showing interest for play next year. Temporary franchises were granted to Denver, Omaha, Lincoln, Sioux City, Des Moines, and Pueblo, with U S Sen Ed C Johnson of Colorado named president and C Sherman of Lincoln as secretary. Wichita was also mentioned as a candidate.
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Omaha
Neb
Western Baseball League
Lincoln
Neéb
Sioux City
Des Moines
Pueblo, Corp
U. S
Ed C. Johnson
Colorado
and C. Sherman
Wichita,Kas
Baseball Pitcher Stat Card From Old League Era
Seminick Phils and Ernie Lombardi Giants listed as hitters. Pitchers Newhouser Tigers 102 Feller Indians 85 Ferriss Red Sox 38 Pollet Cardinals 15 Sain Braves 4.
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Seminick
Phils
Ernie Lombardi
Giants
Newhouser
Tigers
Feller
Indians
Ferriss
Red Sox
Pollet
Cardinals
Sain
Braves
Injuries Slow Badger Eleven Ahead of St. Marys Clash
Coach Rollin Gridley said injuries to Center Ted Fellowes Guards Joe Jacob Art Nehring Dick Oxnam and back Jim Hudgens are damping practice as the Badgers prepare for Friday’s road game with St. Marys Knights in Phoenix. The Knights, coming off two weeks since an open date, hope to peak, relying on quarterback Jim Gentry and Paul Rideau in a capable passing attack while Tucson counters with a defensive drill and aerial gains from Don Rhee and Jack Waugh.
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Rollin T. Gridley
Badgers
St. Mary’s Knights
Phoenix
Ted Fellowes
Joe Jacob
Art Nehring
Dick Oxnam
Jim Hudgens
Tucson
Knights
Jack Bouchard
St. Mary's
Mesa Jackrabbits
Jim Gentry
Paul Rideau
St. Marys
Don Rhee
Jack Waugh
Panthers Aim For First Win In Five Starts At Ajo
The Amphitheatre Panthers practice fundamentals ahead of a tile with the Ajo Red Raiders hoping to stop a five game skid. Captain Walter Kellner is injured likely sidelined while Wally Franze returns from knocks. The team will depart Tucson at noon tomorrow with a Casa Grande meal stop.
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Panthers
Ajo Red Raiders
Ajo
Chauncey McDaniel
Walter Kellner
Wally Franze
Florence
McDaniel
Red Raiders
Superior
Tucson
Casa Grande
Golf Association designates dates for women's and men's events
The United States Golf Association completed its 1947 calendar designating Franklin Hills Country Club near Detroit as the site of the Women's Amateur Championship from September 22 to 27. It also accepted Memphis Country Club in Tennessee to host the 1948 Men's Amateur Championship with dates to be decided later.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Franklin Hills
Detroit
Memphis
Tenn
Utah Leads In Total Offense As Arizona Ranked Seventh
Utah tops the nation in total offense with 439 yards per game led by 334.8 rushing yards. Notre Dame UCLA Nevada and Pennsylvania follow in the top ten. Arizona sits seventh in total offense while Nevada leads in passing and South Carolina in punting.
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Arizona Cats
vLvatll Ing Aiinislvne DS Draves
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Notre Dame
UCLA
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Texas
Arizona
Boston College
Georgia
Detroit
Associated Press
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Marquette
St. Mary’s
Marianette
South Carolina
New Mexico
Southern California
Harvard
Tulsa
Hardin-Simmons
Stanford
Texas Mines
Oklahoma A and M
Michigan
Miami
Fla
Illinois
Oregon
Colorado College
Safford Gophers Narrow Win Keeps League Title Hope Alive
In the After School Football league B division the Safford Gophers edged the Martin Flames 13-7 at Roskruge. Jesus Leon caught two Fernando Sanchez passes for touchdowns with Sanchez adding the extra point to Rillos. Catalina Cougars rolled past Roskruge Coyote Kids 32-0 as Joe Caid connected with Ray Baldwin, then Bill Alexander and Caid, and Ray Stewart carried for scores. Roskruge Shadows beat Dunbar Invaders 13-0 in A league with Gilbert Montoya and Alonzo Carrasco scoring. Bobby Garden added the second Shadow TD on a Montoya pass. Yellow Jackets and Barracudas tied 6-6 in lower C league after a third-period Nixon TD.
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Safford Gophers
Martin Flames
Roskruge
Jesus Leon
Fernando Sanchez
Eddie Rillos
Sanchez
Rillos
Flames
Bob Boyd
Alvarez
Promised Land
Baldwin
Roskruge Shadows
Invaders
Dunbar
Shadows
Gilbert Montoya
Alonzo Carrasco
Barracudas
Bob Nixon
Tubby” Schlachtfeld
Yellowjackets
George Minsterman
Ronnie Rogers
El Rio Golf Club Re Elects Officers
El Rio Golf and Country Club stockholders re elected H. S. Hi Corbett as president and re elected Harry Harpham as vice president Glenn Harrison as secretary and Max Klinger as treasurer. Directors renamed include Ralph Bilby L M White Klinger Dr C E Matteson Harold Torren Harpham Corbett Harrison and J J O Dowd. Committees to be named later.
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H. S. “Hi” Corbett
el Rio Golf and Country Club
Harry Harpham
Glenn Harrison
Max Klinger
Ralph Bilby
L. M. White
Klinger
Co. E. Matteson
Harold Torren
Harpham
Corbett
Harrison
J. J. O'Dowd
Wildcats B Team Faces Williams Field Fliers in Season Opener
The Arizona Wildcats B squad, led by captain Bud Elrod, prepares for a tough Saturday night game against Williams Field. Key players include Robert Knight at left half, David Crispin at right half, Jack Brodie at fullback, and Bob Beard at right end. A late practice session is scheduled tonight.
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Williams Field Fliers
Arizona Wildcats
Bob Loob
Army
Bud Elrod
Elrod
Mississippi State
Philadelphia Eagles
Robert Knight
David Crispin
Jack Brodie
Brodie
Bob Beard
Hogan Favored In Richmond Open
Methodical Ben Hogan the 1946 money leader from Hershey Pa tees off with 160 rivals in the opening round of the $10 000 Richmond Open at Hermitage country club. Predicted to repeat his 1945 victory Hogan faces top pros including Barron Keiser Snead Ferrier Metz and others in the top money list.
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Richmond
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Hermitage Country Club
Hogan
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Herman Keiser
Akron
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Jim Ferrier
Chicago
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Kas
Phoenix Cowboy Wins In Garden
New York Oct 24 Jerry Ambler of Portland Oregon won first in saddle bronc riding at the world championship rodeo held at Madison Square Garden last night Other winners included Gerald Roberts of Phoenix Arizona in bareback bronc riding
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New York
U.P
Jerry Ambler
Portland
Ore
Madison Square Garden
Gerald Roberts
Phoenix
Ariz
Aces and Flashes Clash Here in 6 0 Loss for Mansfeld
The Mansfeld Aces and Roskruge Flashes played a tight game at Eaglefield. Roskruge won 6 0 on a drive sparked by Oscar Lopez to Frank Martinez with Martinez stopped at the three yard line before Lopez carried in.
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Mansfeld Aces
Roskruge Flashes
Eaglefield
Flashes
Oscar Lopez
Frank Martinez
Lopez
Hawks Open 1945-46 Season With 5 4 Victory
Chicago Black Hawks started the 1945-46 NHL season by defeating the Boston Bruins 5 to 4 in the opening game played today last year.
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Chicago Black Hawks
Boston Bruins
Wildcats Leave Tucson for Marquette Game
The University of Arizona football Wildcats departed on two planes at 6 30 a m for Milwaukee to face the Marquette Hilltoppers in a 2 p m Saturday kickoff. The 36 man squad led by Coach Mike Casteel trained on signals and defense after a last home workout.
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Arizona
Marquette
Mesa High
Crum
Treasure Island Navy
University
Madison Square Garden
Kentucky
Reggie Russell
University of Arizona
Bonham To Hurl For Pittsburgh
The Yankees waive veteran Ernie Bonham and trade him to the Pirates for Art Cuccurullo and another player to be named later. Cuccurullo, a southpaw from Asbury Park, N J, pitched for Hollywood in the Pacific Coast League with 101 strikeouts in 37 games and a final record of eight wins and 12 losses.
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New York
New York Yankees
Ernie Bonham
Bonham
Pittsburgh Pirates
Art Cuccurullo
Cuccurullo
Asbury Park
N. J
Florence Gophers Meet Unbeaten Superior With Many Injuries
Florence Gophers face the unbeaten Superior Panthers after beating Coolidge 7 to 0. Star left half Mickey Jimenez is likely out with a leg injury, and right half Mark Navarre may miss the game with a knee issue. End Edward Padilla is out with a dislocated elbow.
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Florence
Daily Citizen
Gophers
Coolidge Bears
Coolidge
Mickey Jimenez
Bears
Superior
Mark Navarre
Edward Padilla
Rhee
Fred Celaya
Roy Looper
Howard Elliot
Joe Valdez
Superior Panthers
Freshman Intramural Basketball Scores at University of Arizona
Yavapai Cagemen defeated Lambda Chi 28 to 14 as Charles McCormick scored 18 for the winners while J D Hembrie had 8 for Lambda Chi. Co op forfeited to Kappa Sigma 2 to 0 and Phi Delta Theta beat Sigma Chi 36 to 33 with Bob Hoyt 16 and Dale Edwards 13. Delta Chi beat Cochise Hall 33 to 25 led by J Heath 10 and Bacus 13 for the hall.
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Yavapai Hall
Lambda Chi
University of Arizona
Charles McCormick
J. D. Hembrie
Co-op
Kappa Sigma
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Chi
Bob Hoyt
Dale Edwards
Delta Chi
Cochise Hall
J. Heath
Bacus
Hall
Brookly n Dodgers World Series shares division approved
Five years ago baseball commissioner Landis approved the Brooklyn Dodgers division of World Series shares in which only 20 players received full cuts of 4829.40 dollars. Thirteen players who were with the club part of the season received nothing.
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Landis
Brooklyn Dodgers
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