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ARIZONA DAILY SUN flagstaff, Arfeon Monday, Sept. 24, 1951 Hes SimasM WsM TT ILIb 9 IL ARIZONA DAILY SUN Douglas Man Chosen Head Of Game Protective Association World Series Berths All But Certain For Yanks, Dodgers 'tciimwlfoh it ortay BASEBALL PICTURE (By the Associated Press) i Pass Mishap Nets TD For Lumberjacks Flag Aerials Show Up Well An intercepted pass saved the Lumberiacks of Arizona State college at Flagstaff from a complete shutout Saturday night at the hands of the University of New Mexico Lobos at Albuquerque as the Lobos sailed to a 55-6 victory. Outmanned several times at practically every post, the Lumberin' ks were nevertheless able to hold their own in the passing department, gaining 125 yards via the to the Lobos 147. On the ground, however, the Lobos scored 278 yards rushing as against a net of 15 for the Axemen. Jes Sanchez intercepted a pass by Chuck Hill late in the fourth period to set up Flagstaff's onlv score.

He lateraled to Garland Neal, who ok it first to the three-yard stripe and later bucked over the middle on a fourth try. Ilill and Glenn Campbell tallied five touchdowns between them to lead the highly favored New Mexico team to their victory before 7,500 fans at Zimmerman field. Although the score was still lopsided in. favor of the Lobos, Lumberjack fans could take heart in the fact that a year ago the score between the two teams was 78-0. The Loggers open their home season Saturday night with a game against Cal Tech.

SPRINGERVILLE (AP) Ray Moore of Douglas has been elected president of the Arizona Game Protective Association. The southern Arizona contractor was chosen to succeed Joe Dora of Globe when officers are changed on January 1. During its annual convention here the AGPA also voted to affiliate with the American Wildlife Federation and heard several discussions of game and fish management. Among resolutions adopted for presentation to the game commission and other agencies concerned with wildlife and habitat administration were requests. 1.

For extension of Big Lake fishing season to Dec. 31. 2. That no fees be charged for recreational use of public lands. 3.

That elk be transplanted to certain suitable areas of southern Arizona. 4. For improvement of Big Lake camping facilities and extension of the concession lease to five years. The AGPA also went on record opposing any state firearms registration legislation. Star Gridder Ousted In Probe Of Chicken Thefts sports star 18a fs TUCSON (AP) The University of Arizona football team lost its first string fullback today when.

Arnold Burwitz, 21, Oak Park, 111., was suspended from the school. The action followed an investigation into a report that football plavers had attempted to steal chickens from the University poultry farm. Louis Slonaker, dean of men, said that he would recommend that Burwitz be expelled. Slonaker said that he would recommend that Bob Matock, Phoenix; Jim Donarski, Green. Bay, and John Tonz, Milwaukee, all first string members of the football team, be placed on permanent disciplmaiy probation.

They will be able to continue to play football. Burwitz was involved in University rules infractions in his freshman year. Last year he was dropped from the squad late in the season for breaking training. Mortally Injured Pitcher Scores Out TOKYO (AP) A 15-year-old pitcher for ICizu High School in Kyoto, fatally injured by a line drive, tossed out the batter before dying, Kyodo News Agency reported today. Kenichi Okubo put one across the plate in the second inning that the young batter name and age The U.S.

House or Representative has the sole power of impeach- Needles Next For Flag HS; Here Friday Bryan, Graves Pace Valley Win The Flagstaff Eagles, outplayed in the early minutes by a spirited bard-chareing team, came from behind to win a 20 to 6 football victory at Coolidge Friday night. Paced by the running of Bryan and Berdell Graves, the Eagles scored once in the second quarter and iced the game ith two touchdowns in the final period, after the Bears had gone ahead with a six-pointer early in the second quarter. The win was a costly one, however. Bob Peavy, hard-hitting quarterback, broke his collarbone early in the game, and will be out of action at least six weeks. Keith Crawley did a good jox as his replacement, but Peavys weiirht and blocking and defensive ability will be missed in the Eagle back-field.

According to Coach Don Claik, his team made several costly mistakes which will have to be remedied before Fridav nights home engagement with Needles. Cool-idges line consistently rushed the passer and blocked one punt. The home team was also permitted to recover an onside kick at the beginning of the game. Several fumbles severely handicapped the Flagstaff offensive. Coolidge reached the Flagstaff ten-yard line three times, but its nnlv score came after recovery of a fumble on the Eagles 25.

Cornell Sipes tallied on a six-yard run. The Eagles dashed back from that disadvantage to recover a Coolidge fumble and go 37 yards for a marker. Brvan bucked over from the one, and then converted the point to igivg the Eagles a permanent lead. Bryan ran six yards for the second score and then passed to End Bob Shafer for the conversion. Graves hustled 50 yards for the final score.

Bryan carried the ball 19 times during the game netting 99 yards. Graves netted 98 yards on 11 carries, and Jesse Williams ran 53 yards in 12 trips with the ball to By JOE REICHLER (Associated Press Sports Writer) New Yorks onrushing Yankees and Brooklyns back-pedaling Dodgers are all but mathematically certain to meet, for the fourth time in 11 years, in baseballs top classic, the worlds series. Both came closer to clinching their respective championships yesterday. The Yankees increased their American league lead over Cleveland to two and a half games, beating the Red Sox in the rubber game in Boston, 6-1. The revenge-minded Tigers meanwhile thumped the Indians for the third straight time in Detroit 9-1.

The Dodgers snapped a two igame losing streak With a 6-2 triumph over the Philadelphia Phillies and retained their three-game National League lead over the hard pressing New York Giants. The Polo Grounders, fighting a seemingly I losing battle, again whipped the 5 Boston Braves, 4-1. The magic number is now three for the Yankees and four for the Dodgers. The Yankees, with a four-game bulge on the important losing side over the Indians and third place Red Sox need win only three of their remaining six to wrap up the flag, even if Cleveland wins its final three and Boston its final games. Two Yankee victories insures at least a tie.

Any combination of four Dodger victories and-or Giant defeats brings the pennant to Brooklyn. If the Dodgers capture four of their last seve'n games, the Giants can win all their remaining five and still wind up also-rans. It takes about 40,000 years to form four feet of good soil, the minimum needed for good crop-producing land. PASS SNATCHER Tackle Jess Sanchez, a senior from Yuma, Snagged a University of New Mexico Lobo pass Saturday night and then lateraled to Garland Neal to set up the Lumberjacks only touchdown. (SUNfoto by ASC) Whizzer White Seen Top Cog In Beer Plans PITTSBURGH (AP) As the Chicago Bears today prepared to move into regular professional competition after a series of exhibition games, it began to anpear more and more that Wilford (Whizzer) White, the versatile foot ball flash from Arizona State College at Tempe, would be an important og in.

George Halas plans. White, a Mesa, youth who set all sorts of records in high school circles and the border conference scored twice yesterday in a losing cause. The Bears were nipped by the Bittsbuigh Steelers, 23-21, but White kept the Bruins in the running by flagging two forward passes in the first half to enable Chicago to retire at deadlock. INJURED Bob Peavy, a senior backfield man for the Flagstaff High School team, was lost to the squad for probably six weeks Friday night when he suffered a broken collarbone in the game at Coolidge. (SUNfoto by Skaggs) Ten Hoff Tckes Fight Crown To Germany BERLIN (AP) Hein Ten Hoff is the first German to hold the European heavyweight championship since Max Schmeling captured the title in 1939.

Ten Hoff lifted the crown from Jack Gardner of Great Britain yesterday before a capacity crowd of 25,000 fight fans in Berlin's Forest arena. furnish most of the offensive drive. The Eagles missed a scoring chance early in the a pass from Bryan to End Charles Rucker just missed, when Rucker had a clear field ahead of him. Defensively, Don Stuart stood out in the midrile of the Flagstaff line. Sipes and quarterback Dalton Cole were outstanding Coolidge players, although Clark reported his boys had difficulty moving Luther Whatley, 290 pound defensive tackle.

Statistics 1 1 A Leap Bowling Matches Listed Cocn-Co'a will tangle with the Elks tonight to open the weeks schedule for A league Bowlers at Pastime Recreation parlor. A second match, between th Northern Arizona Light and Power Co. squad and Young and Richardson is also on deck tonight. Tuesday, the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet the Odd Fel-1 ws and Firestone will roll against Knights of Columbus. Wednesday, Flagstaff Auto Supply will Lightning Delivery.

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Louis, night. COME Lindemann Gets 68 Net To Top Field In Medal Play On Country Club Links Stroking a 92 and subtracting a 24 handicap based- on Wednesday nights Calcutta rating, Dr. Peter J. Lindemann took Sundays event at the Flag-staff country club with a net of 68. On the club handicap rating, Lindemann was still on top with a net of 64.

Other scores, with the actual score first, Calcutta handicap second, and net: Oscar Lundahl. 74-4-70: Bob Bla-ser, 90-20-70; Mike Purcell, 85-12-73; Mike DMura, 89-16-73; Fi Luna, 91-18-73; Ken Friend, 87-13-74; Jack Young, 92-18-74; Karl Man-gum, 82-7-75; Jack Wilson, 90-14-70. With the club handicap: Dr. Peter J. Lindemann 92-28-64; Mike Purcell, 85-14-71; Jack Weisel, 103-32-71; Oscar Lundahl, 71 2-72; Q.

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