Panthers Rally To Top Ajo 27 20 In Second Half
Amphi Panthers defeat Ajo Red Raiders 27 20 before 3 000 fans as they surge in the second half after a 7 7 halftime tie. Key plays include Gastelum 64 yard touchdown, Franz 13 yard run and Hart to Gastelum pass, with Colwell converting and Hunter intercepting. Ajo led 14 13 before Amphi's late surge and defensive stops sealed the win.
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Catalina Thunderbirds top Bullets for 6 0 league win
Catalina Thunderbirds upset the Dunbar Bullets 6 0 in the A loop game as Johnny Eaton connected with Dick McCorkle for a second quarter TD. Richard Ford kept the Bullets in check while Charley Delfosse pressured late to seal the victory for the improving Catalina squad. The Mansfeld Red Devils remain the only perfect team after a 27 0 win over the Hornets with three defensive return scores.
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Top U S College Football Buzz Remains Unbeaten
Thirty six teams chase perfect records as day of decisive clashes unfolds. USC and California renew rivalry in Berkeley while Michigan meets Minnesota at Ann Arbor in a sold out showdown. Duke, Wake Forest, UCLA, Army and Notre Dame highlight other key duels as title contenders defend flawless runs.
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Clippers Upset Hawaii in Pacific Coast clash
In Honolulu 20,000 fans watched the San Francisco Clippers defeat the Hawaiian Warriors 26 to 14, the biggest upset of the season so far. Nate Howard returned a punt for six, Leo Pecci caught an eight yard pass from Vic Ramos, Mel Reid and Al Alston connected on a 69 yard pass run, and Mike Klotovich added a 41 yard TD run as Hawaii's offense stalled after an early score by Oscar Givens to John Wright.
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Black's Sister Killed in United Airlines Crash
Mrs. Martin Sweet of San Marino California was killed yesterday in the United Airlines crash at Bryce Canyon while en route to visit her brother Don Black in Cleveland. The tragedy occurred during a flight segment and left the family in mourning with authorities investigating the incident.
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Tucson Cubs Beat Indians 33 to 0 in Afternoon Match
The Tucson High Cubs defeated the Tucson Indian school 33-0 on the Indians home field. Halfbacks Tom Kelley and Lou Rezek each scored twice, Kelly added three conversions, and QB Spencer Holliday sealed a sixth point with a middle sneak. A rematch is set for Friday at Badger field.
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Flagstaff Jayvees Travel to Tempe for JV Football Match
Flagstaff October 25 Coach John Pavlich led a 30 man junior varsity squad from Arizona State College at Flagstaff to Tempe for a game against the Tempe junior varsity team. Six key players from the Axebabes joined the varsity Lumberjacks in Wichita for today’s game, so Pavlich will not know his starting lineup until soon before kickoff.
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Cats Poised for Potent Attack Against Lobos at Home
The University of Arizona Wildcats prepare for a key night game against the University of New Mexico Lobos at Varsity Stadium. Bill Penn resumes left halfback duties to threaten the Lobos defense, with Marvin Scott replacing him and Charley Hall returning from injury to anchor the rushing game.
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Knights Keep Rolling Along In Arizona High School Football
St Marys Knights of Phoenix defeated Tucson Badgers 12 to 7 to avenge losses and strengthen their city rivals in the race for the state title. Mesa Jackrabbits crushed Glendale 39 to 7. Douglas Bulldogs edged Saford 13-12. Amphitheatre beat Ajo 27-20. Casa Grande toppled Nogales 47-27. Florence defeated Florence Gophers 26-0. North Phoenix Mustangs and other teams posted ties and varied results as the state scene reshaped for upcoming clashes.
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Towncat Meeting Slated Wednesday
Towncats will not meet Monday at noon. A meeting at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the Pioneer hotel will show pictures of prior Arizona games, announced by president Fred Stofft.
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Wedemeyer Star Of Game In Gaels Victory
Herman Wedemeyer starred as St. Marys routed Loyola 57 to 7 in the Coliseum. He scored two touchdowns, threw for another, and kicked four extra points in his last collegiate appearance, as Ed Ryan, Bill Van Heuit, Frank Massaro, Larry Warmack, and Ralph Bryant also contributed to a dominant Gaels win.
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Stymie Eyes $75,000 Gallant Fox Handicap Prize
New York October 25 Moody six year old Stymie the chestnut gelding owned by Mrs. Ethel D Jacobs heads to Jamaica Racetrack for the Gallant Fox handicap race with a $75,000 purse. The horse has already earned $759,000 and seeks to reclaim turf top money winning status.
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Judsons Advance In NM Net Meet
In Albuquerque Barney Judson and his brother George reach the semifinals of the 35th Southwestern tennis tournament as they and other contenders set up potential finals. Barney defeats Price Colvin 6-3 6-3, George beats Bob Caldwell 6-1 6-1. semifinalists include Russell Ball and James Saunders. The Judson pair also win in doubles 6-1 6-0 over Clendenin and Kobren.
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Coast Stars Rally To Beat All Stars In Mexico City
In Mexico City on October 25 the Pacific Coast Stars defeated Bob Feller's All-Stars 7-5 to even the four game exhibition series at one game apiece. Lazaro Medina of Monterrey pitched for the Coast and limited the All-Stars to four hits. Feller worked three innings with two hits allowed, five strikeouts, and two walks before leaving with a 4 to 0 lead. Phil Murchildon gave up six runs across the fifth and sixth frames. Ed Lopat relieved in the seventh. Ralph Kiner homered and Eddie Miller doubled for the All-Stars.
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Bears rout Eagles as Halas resigns to Navy
Five years ago the Chicago Bears defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 45 to 14. Coach George Halas resigned his Bears post to take a Navy commission, ending a storied era in Chicago football.
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Stengel Named Bees Manager for 1938 After Brooklyn Firing
Ten years after his playing career, Casey Stengel was named to manage the Boston Bees for the 1938 season, following his ouster as Brooklyn manager a year earlier.
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Badgers Fall 12-7 In Knife-Tight St. Mary's Clash
Tucson Badgers were upset 12-7 by St. Mary's Knights after three later scores. A 70 yard drive in the third quarter produced the Knights’ go-ahead touchdown. Mines tied 6-6 with a 64-yard burst by Lee Cargile and Arizona later tied late before the Badgers fell short.
Bruins Clash With Canadiens in Montreal Opener Preview
The Boston Bruins aim to move into first place as they visit the Montreal Canadiens after two home wins to start the season. Frankie Brimsek and Milt Schmidt spark Boston while Canadiens coach Dick Irvin may shift lines due to injuries, including Rip Riopelle.
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Gila Monsters Triumph Over Dixie College in St George
Gila Junior College Thatcher Arizona defeated Dixie College 38 to 6 in St George. After a scoreless start, Gila found the end zone twice and kicked a field goal in the second quarter. They added a touchdown and safety in the third, then two more touchdowns in the final period for the victory.
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Falcons Triumph Over Oakland Oaks In Rough Hockey Showdown
Fresno Falcons defeated the Oakland Oaks 7 to 5 in a rough game. Vancouver Canucks crushed Westminster Royals 7 to 3 as Hugh Millman scored a sensational goal from behind his own blue line. Falcons’ Guy Roach opened scoring early in the second period amid a fight between Fred Gibbon and George Milligan. Oakland’s Aubrey Travis returned after eight stitches for eye and head cuts. The Oaks finally scored their first goal of the season on a pass from Gordon Sundin to Al Turner.
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