Enke Hall Lead Cats In Victory Over Lobos
Arizona defeats New Mexico 22 12 in Tucson behind Firin Fred Enke and Charley Hall. Hall's 51 yard score helped set a 13 0 lead, Enke adds two more TDs, and Arizona secures the Kit Carson rifle again on a 21st Cats win in the series.
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Arizona Wildcats
New Mexico Lobos
Arizona
Fred Enke
Johnny Hart
New Mexico
Bryan Brock
Reggie Russell
Enke
Hall
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Jolly Charley Hall
Cats
Harry Henson
Joe Goff
Lou Cullen
Rudy Krall
Goff
Cullen
Krall
Dick Milton
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Larson
Don Hunsaker
NEW Mex
Arner
Fiorentino
Boteler Orrison
Sal Tations
Ioate
Wolgast
Dyer
Penn
Touch
Hunsaker
Ruman
Woodburn
Hart
Camunez
G. Brock
Ly Everly Traylor
Texas Tech In Second Place in Border Conference Race
Texas Tech holds second in the Border Conference behind Hardin-Simmons with a 3-3 season mark after a 36-7 win over Denver. Arizona State and West Texas share 2-1 conference records, while Texas Mines and New Mexico trail. Upcoming games include Tech versus Rice and Arizona clash implications for the title race.
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Texas Mines
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New Mexico Aggies
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Hardin- Simmons
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Corpus Christi
Rice
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Mines
Cooper Wins Cardinals MVP Honor for 1942 Season
Five years ago Mort Cooper of St. Louis was voted the St. Louis Cardinals most valuable player for the 1942 season in a year-end honors note.
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Mort Cooper
St. Louis
Cardinals
Iron Men Top New Westminster As Seattle Leads League
Seattle ignited the league with 22 goals in four games and beat New Westminster 9 to 6 behind Dutch Evers hat trick. San Francisco and Fresno led the Southern division while Seattle Vancouver and Tacoma battled atop the Northern circuit after week one. Vancouver's win marked a third straight victory with over 2 000 watching as Portland edged the Eagles 3 1.
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United Press
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Fresno
Tacoma
Vancouver
Seattle
Iron Men
New Westminster
Dutch Evers
San Diego Skyhawks
Oakland
Joffre Desilets
Vancouver Canucks
Portland
Eagles
Golfers Begin Cup Practice Ahead of Ryder Matches
Portland hosts the seventh International Ryder Cup as United States stars led by Ben Hogan and Dutch Harrison begin practice amid heavy rains. British captain Henry Cotton and Dai Rees are noted veterans as two-ball foursomes start Saturday followed by 36-hole singles on Sunday with a 8-point goal.
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Jim Ferguson
Portland
Ore
United States
U.S
Ben Hogan
Pacific Northwest
Portland Golf Club
Hogan
E. J
Harrison
Byron Nelson
Sammy Snead
Henry Cotton
Dai Rees
Nelson
Rees
U. S
Southport
England
Europe
Barbara B Loses To Miss Princess In Del Rio Race
In Del Rio Texas Miss Princess defeated Barbara B in two distances at the Del Rio Livestock association fall meet. Miss Princess ran 350 yards in 18 seconds and 440 yards in 22.2 seconds while carrying 115 pounds. Barbara B carried 115 pounds with Tony Licata aboard and Lye Lee as trainer. Miss Princess is a half sister to Assault and registered as Woven Web.
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del Rio Livestock Association
Miss Princess
Barbara B
Gill Cattle Company
Tucson
Ariz
Tony Licata
Pat Castillo
Ten years ago California led national college football poll
California remained the nation's No 1 college football team for the second straight week with Pittsburgh second and Alabama third in the latest rankings, reflecting strong early season performances.
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California
J Pttsburgh
Alabama
Arizona Wildcats coach Casteel under fire after 4 1 start
Arizona's 4-1 football record stirs debate on coach Miles Casteel amid calls for a younger leader. The piece reviews Casteel's 1939 1946 tenure at Arizona, team results, and his use of formations as fans weigh his future and the athletic department's goals.
Hermosillo tops Mazatlan in opening Mexican winter league games
In the Pacific Coast league opening series Hermosillo defeated Mazatlan 10 2 7 3 and 2 1 over three games. Art Brown and Danny O Toole pitched in a duel while Joe Valenzuela took the loss Sunday. Hermosillo fields Joe Vezelich Herman Rich Arnold Riesgo and Art Lilly as players with Lilly also managing the club.
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Sonora
Mex
Mazatlan
Art Brown
Globe- Miami
Danny O'Toole
Joe Valenzuela
Tucson
Ariz
Kansas City American Association
U. S. Pacific Coast
Guaymas
Ciudad Obregon
Los Mochis
Culiacan
Joe Vezelich
Herman Rich
Arnold Riesgo
Art Lilly
Lilly
Oakland Club
Joe Tully
O’toole
Charley Metro
Manolo Fortes
Juarez
Texas and SMU Rally For Cotton Bowl Clash This Weekend
Texas and SMU square off in Dallas with title implications as Bobby Layne faces Doak Walker. Layne’s Longhorns ride a six game unbeaten streak after routing Rice 12 0, while Walker’s Mustangs won 7 0 at Los Angeles.
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Wilbur Martin
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Southern Methodist University
Bobby Layne
Southern Methodist
Doak Walker
Texas Christian
Baylor
Arkansas
Texas A & M
Rice
Texas Tech
Texas Smu
Layne
Longhorns
Walker
Mustangs
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SMU
Byron Gillory
Tommy Landry
Gilbert Johnson
Dick McKissack
Texas Christian University
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Arizona-Texas league eyes six to eight clubs in 2nd season
The Arizona-Texas baseball loop enters planning for a spring opening with six to eight teams. Juarez shows interest and will post guaranteed funds. Mesa lacks a sponsor. Silver City seeks entry. Phoenix Tucson Bisbee El Paso Globe-Miami clubs poised to play. Nov 16 Phoenix meeting set. Salmon elected president with Mickle VP and Sellah secretary treasurer. The league orders a large governors cup and sets $500 per club debt payment and $2,450 per applicant deposit.
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GLOBE
Arizona-Texas Baseball League
Juarez
Jack
Mesa
Silver City
N. M
Phoenix
Tucson
Bisbee
el Paso
Globe-Miami
Riney B. Salmon
Gus Michaels
George Mickle
Joe Sellah
Tempe
Arizona Tennis Stars Triumph In Southwestern Amateur
Arizona players dominated the 35th Southwestern Amateur Tennis tournament in Albuquerque. Barney Judson of Phoenix defended his men’s singles title, defeating his brother George 6-4 6-1 6-2. Mari Bailey Bell of Tucson won the women’s singles 6-1 8-6.
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N. M
Arizona
Barney Judson
Phoenix
Ariz
Judson
George
Mari Bailey Bell
Tucson
Mary Cunningham
University of Arizona
el Paso
Miss Cunningham
Marie Jacks
San Diego
Calif
Arizona U
Frances Vidal
Ena Cunningham
Price Colvin
Hoover
Wichita
Kas
O'Brien Quits KU and Joins Pro Cagers
Kansas City signs Bob O'Brien after he withdrew from the University of Kansas on Tuesday. He played last season with the M and O Smokies AAU quintet and will debut for the Kansas City pro club against Atlanta in Wichita, Kansas, on October 28.
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Kansas City
Bob O’brien
University of Kansas
M & O Smokies
F. C. Allen
J. A. O'Reilly
Underwood Trap Shoot Meet Draws Local interest
R J Underwood led Tuc son Gun club shooters with 98 of 100 in yesterday’s event. A test shoot is scheduled for 1 pm Sunday open to all, with results showing scores from Abrams Baumgartner Beaudry and others.
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R. Jack Underwood
Tucson Gun Club
R. J. Underwood
M. Abrams
C. Baumgartner
T. Beaudry
D. Fogg
S. Snider
T. Beaudrey
C. English
R. English
Dr. T. Price
J. Mack
J. Heisler
W. Abrams
C. Becker
Dr. Baker
J. Spears
Johnny Bulla shoots 68 at El Rio before Honolulu trip
Phoenix pro golfer Johnny Bulla carded a two under par 68 at El Rio Golf and Country Club yesterday. He announced plans to depart for Honolulu this week to enter a tournament there.
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Johnny Bulla
Phoenix
el Rio Golf and Country Club
Bulla
Honolulu
Richard Paces Montreal Again
Montreal star Maurice Richard scored three goals over the weekend helping the Canadiens to two wins and a first place deadlock with the Boston Bruins. He added two goals in Detroit to clinch a 4-2 victory as Murph Chamberlain suffered a possible leg fracture. Jim Conacher scored Detroit’s two goals while Ken Smith and Ed Sanford lit for Boston in a 3-2 win over Chicago. The Maple Leafs routed Chicago 5-2, placing Toronto and Detroit tied for third. New York idle in fifth and Chicago last.
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Montreal
Maurice
Richard
Canadiens
Boston Bruins
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Red Wings
Detroit
Wings
Murph
Chamberlain
Glen Harmon
Jim Conacher
Hawks
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Leafs
New York Rangers
Arizona Wildcats Add San Diego State to Schedule
The University of Arizona basketball team will play San Diego State on December 23 as part of a three game stretch before an eastern trip. Loyola and Baylor are the other opponents on the slate.
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San Diego State
Wildcats
Loyola
Baylor
Stymie Wins Gallant Fox Handicap at Jamaica
Stymie captured $75,000 Gallant Fox handicap at Jamaica, boosting his money title to $810,060. Talon finished second and Miss Grillo third. The 1 mile 5 furlongs race time was 2 44 2/5 with 44,735 in attendance and a $3,179,106 handle.
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Stymie
Jamaica
Talon
Miss Grillo
Laurel
Alfoxie
Miss Mommy
Golf benefit match honors late George Payton
Lew Worsham National Open champion from Washington D C and Walter Hagen Jr from Richmond Va defeated Mildred Didrikson Zaharias of Denver and Jack Hamilton of Newport News Va 1 up in a charity golf match at Virginia Beach to honor the late George Payton the state open champion fatally injured in a Chicago car crash on October 9.
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Lew Worsham
Washington
D. C
Walter Hagen
Richmond
Mildred Didrikson Zaharias
Denver
Jack Hamilton
Newport News
George Payton
Chicago
Vogel wins National AAU marathon in Yonk ers
Ted Vogel a 22 year old Tufts college junior from Watertown Massachusetts won the National AAU marathon in Yonkers New York finishing 350 yards ahead of runner up Tom Pase of Springfield Massachusetts.
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N. Y
Ted Vogel
Tufts College
Watertown
Mass
Springfield
Football Scores From National and All America Leagues
In the National League results Chicago Bearington edged Pi h 38 while New York defeated Green Bay 34 21 Philadelphia beat Detroit 17 14 and Los Angeles won 7 27 Chicago Cardinals defeated Boston 7 The All America Conference saw Los Angeles 4 fall to Baltimore 9 while Buffalo 35 beat Brooklyn 7 and Cleveland edged San J
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New York
Green Bay
Detroit
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
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Baltimore
Buffalo
Brooklyn
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Columbia Upsets Army Stuns College Football Week
Columbia defeated Army 21-20 in a major upset as other favorites like California Baylor Wake Forest and West Virginia also fell from the unbeaten list. The shakeups continued with Illinois Purdue Texas Michigan Notre Dame Georgia Tech and Navy among notable results as Ivy League action loomed.
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Iowa State
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By Murray Sinclair
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Mike” Casteel
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