Mid American and Opponents 1949 50 Basketball Records
A data rich list shows Ohio University, Kent State, Western Reserve, Mount Union, Muskingum and many others with varied win loss tallies across the 1949 50 season. Schools such as Denison Wittenberg Kenyon Oberlin Ohio Northern and Xavier appear with mixed results.
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Ohio West
Rilo Grande
Kent State
Baldwin-Walla - Otterbein
Ohio U
West Virginia
Maryland
American U
Loyola
Heidelberg
Denison
Wittenberg
Kenyon
Mt. Union
Muskingum
Capital
Wash-Jeff
Oberlin
Otterbein
Ohio Northern
Wooster
Two Bowling Teams Tie For First In Sunday Loop
Gem Wholesale and Noe Chevrolet end Sunday Mixed Bowling League tied atop standings after Beckley’s upset win over the Chevies. Beckley’s Carroll Widdoes and Jim Johnson led with 497 and 472 while Gems’ Van Dyke and Mildred Hall posted 439 and 436. Windland and Merchant led the Wholesalers with 484 each and Roger Dean’s team featured 500 and 477 from Strawn and Reba Shafer. UCLA qualifies for NCAA Western region. Dimaggio Wakefield and Pesky among active players with 200+ hits in a full season.
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Gem Wholesale
Noe
Roger Dean
Ewing
Maywood Smith
Jack Daft
Dan Merrick
Shafer
Pirates Add Depth With New Faces Infield inclusions boost Pittsburgh squad
The Pirates add Hank Schenz and Danny OConnell amid trades for depth. Fernandez Strickland and Saffell join from minor leagues as Mel Queen leads in ERA and strikeouts. Ted Beard and Earl Turner bring speed and catching depth while Indianapolis shines with 32 year old Queen.
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Pittsburgh
NBA
Hank Schenz
Danny Murtaugh
Schenz
St. Paul
Romanus Basgall
Daniel Francis O'Connell
Pirates
Dodgers
Paterson
N. J
Strickland
Birmingham
Tom Saffell
Indianapolis
Buccaneer
Ted Beard
American Association
Bill Meyer
Earl Turner
Phil Masi
White Sox
Mel Queen
Yankee
Roundup of college and pro basketball and boxing results
National Association Anderson defeated Sheboygan 97 to 86 in a basketball game. St John’s beat Western Kentucky 69 to 60 in N L T quarterfinals. Bradley defeated Syracuse 78 to 66. Pepperdine beat American U 54 to 50 in N A L B first round. Central Wash topped Murray State 61 55 Hamline beat Regis 74 66 Tampa won 85 62. Westminster Pa over Conn Teachers 70 62. Davis Elkins defeated St Thomas Minn 79 55. Portland 48 Montana 47. Central Mo College 68 Peru Teachers 59. In boxing Tony Pellone outpointed Tommy Ciarlo in Newark. Titone beat Leigh in Washington. Jersey Joe Walcott stopped Johnny Shker in Philadelphia. Parisi defeated Eddie Brown in Brooklyn. Exhibition baseball games featured Boston A defeating New York A 7 6 and New York N 8 2. others included Oakland PCL over New York N B 2. Cincinnati N over St Louis A 2. Chicago A over Washington A 7 5. Chicago N over Portland PCL 11 0. Los Angeles PCL over Pittsburg N 0. St Louis N 8 Boston N 5. St Louis A over B 5. Sacramento PCL over Portland N 2.
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Western Michigan
Kent State
Northwestern
Miami
Acatee
Hope
Ohio Wesleyan
Anderson
Central Michigan
Adrian
Cedarville
Manchester
New Mexico
National Industrial
Western Reserve
Ohio U
Ball State
Youngstown
Tennessee
Valparaiso
Muskingum
Hattanoogs
North Central
Laawrencee
Buffalo State
Tampa
Akron &2
Wooster
Loyola Chicago
Cincinnati
Hillsdale
Morris Harvey
Dayton
Arizona State
Thief
Marshall
St. Francis
Loyola Baltimore
Butler
Marietta
Xavier
Loyola of Chicago
Akron
Bowling Green
Michigan Normal
Baldwin-Wallace
Mt. Union
Muskingum Is
Loyola
Heidelberg
Berea Bfenema
Antes
Rio Grande
Mount Union
Alderson-Broaddus
Eastern Kentucky
Fairmont State
Albion
John Carroll
West Liberty
Denison
Rutgers
Findlay
O Soomacay
Eidelber
Hae
LEVAN
Ohio Northern
NCIMA
Halifa-Wallase
Mexic
Kentucky Wesleyan
Annette Eee
Franklin i
Et Miami
de Paul
Goodyear Wingfoots
West Virginia
Long Island
Miam
Akron Goodyear
Western Michi
Pao
DePauw
1812
Buffalo
Fenn
Iowa
Purdue
Colby
Harvard
Michigan State
Oberlin
Case
Colgate
Tiffin
Bluffton
Gustavus Adolphus
Western Kentucky
Evansville
William Mary
Loyola Los Angeles
Pepperdine
Holy Cross
Brigham Young
la Salle
Toledo
Ohio
San Jose State
St. Marys
Baldwin-Walace
A Sees Tech
N.lt
St. John’s
Western Ky
Bradley
Syracuse
N.A.L.B
American U
Central Wash
Murray
State
Hamline
Regis College
N. Mexico
Westminster
Conn
Davis-Elkins
St. Thomas
Pep Risks Crown Against Famechon in Madison Square Garden
Hartford report notes Willie Pep prepares for his 150th pro bout as he defends the featherweight title against France’s Ray Famechon at Madison Square Garden. Pep, known as Willie the Wisp, has boxed for cash since 1940 and seeks to extend his championship reign.
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France
Ray Famechon
Madison Square Garden
Willie the Wisp
Hartford
Conn
Willie Pep
Morris Harvey Faces Xavier In Cincinnati Invitational Opener
Morris Harvey, 22-9, meets Xavier, 11-25 in the Cincinnati Invitational opener. William Mary, 22-3, clashes with Cincinnati, 18-6 in the second game. Friday night losers play Saturday for a place in the tournament final.
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Cincinnati
Morris Harvey
Xavier
Musketeers
William Mary
University of Cincinnati
U.C
Rickey Develops Mechanical Umpire to Call Strikes
In Vero Beach Florida Branch Rickey announces a cross eyed electronic umpire. Developed by General Electric in Syracuse the device trains pitchers by measuring velocity and strike calls. It uses lenses mirrors and electric eyes to light a lamp when a pitch crosses the strike zone. The system sits beneath home plate and a distant cabinet records velocity and determines strikes.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Baseball Club
General Electric Company
Syracuse, N. Y
Rickey
National Invitation Roundup of Seeded Teams
In a look back to sport history the four high seeds St Louis Kentucky Western Kentucky and Utah were upset in the National Invitation tournament. Also noted is a five year old contract signing by Robert Estellella with the Philadelphia Athletics and a ten year old 800 meter world record by John Woodruff at the Dartmouth Carnival. Babe Ruth appears in a fifteen year old exhibition with the Boston Braves defeating the New York Yankees.
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St. Louis
Kentucky
Western Kentucky
Utah
Robert Estellella
Philadelphia Athletics
John Woodruff
Dartmouth
Babe Ruth
Boston Braves
New York Yankees
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