All Big Ten Pootball Team First Team Names and Schools
The AP selects the 1849 All Big Ten first team with players from Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Ohio State Illinois Purdue Northwestern and Iowa. Notable picks include E Bob Wilson and Alvin Wistert at end tackles Lloyd Heneveld Jack Lininger and C Tonnemaker with fullbacks John Kerestes and Gerald Krall among others.
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Bob Wilson
Wisconsin
Harry
Bud) Grant
Minn
Alvin Wistert
Michigan
Leo Nomellini
Minnesota
Lloyd Heneveld
Jack Lininger
Ohio State
C. Tonnemaker
D. Burson
Northwestern
John Karras
Ilinois
Charles Ortmann
Mich
Gerald Krall
Jack Dittmer Elkader
Iowa
Clifton Anderson
Cape May
N. J
Dick O'Hanton Chate
Liverpool
Louis Karras
Purdue
Gary
Ind
Charles Gottfried McLinois
St. Louis
Bob Wahl
Michigan Oak Park
Joe Kelly
la Crosse
Wis
Pande
Savie Oh Girard
Bill Bye
Anoka
Bob Teague
Wisconsin Milwaukee
John Kerestes
Oklahoma Top Candidate For Three Bowl Games
Oklahoma unbeaten in 19 straight games weighs Cotton Sugar and Orange Bowls after Rose Bowl pact. Coach Bud Wilkinson says team will decide after the Oklahoma A&M game. Sugar Bowl favored by players. Sugar Bowl in New Orleans could pair with Tulane. Other bowls eye Oklahoma as potential invitees amid ongoing conference discussions.
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Ralph Roden
New York
Oklahoma
Sooners
Ohio State
California
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma A&m
Wilkinson
New Orleans
North Carolina
Dan Rogers
Dallas
Tex
Baylor
Rice
Houston
Miami
Tulane
Southern Methodist
Kentucky
Santa Clara
Abe Goldberg
College of Pacific
Stockton
Calif
Stanford
University of Hawaii
Indians
Island Metropolis
Michigan and Minnesota lead 1949 All-Big Ten team selections
Co champions Michigan and third place Minnesota each claim three berths on the AP All-Big Ten first team chosen by conference coaches. Ohio State, Wisconsin, Illinois, Northwestern, Iowa, Purdue and Indiana also appear, with notable picks including Michigan’s Charles Ortmann and Wisconsin’s Bob Wilson.
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Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Associated Press
Conference Coaches Today
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
Minois
Northwestern
Iowa
Purdue
Indiana
Charles Ortmann
Bob Wilson
Bud Bud Grant
Leo Nomellini
al Wistert
Krall
Ohio
Karras
Junior Ortmann
Ortmann
Wilson
Harry Seulborski
Art Murakowski
Murakowski
Szulborski
Les Douglas Regains MHL Scoring Lead
New York OM Les Douglas of the Cleveland Barons tops the American Hockey League scoring race with 82 points after a week tally of 10. Ab De Maree drops to fourth as Johnny Chad and Harvey Fraser move to second and third with notable point gains. Gil Mayer leads goal against average while Sawchuk and Dion share shutout leadership. Dale Le Pine leads penalties.
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Las
Cleveland Barons
American Hockey League
Douglas
Buffalo
Ab de Maree
Harvest
de Maree
Johnny Chad
Previdente
Harvey Fraser
Gil Mayer
Pittsburgh
Mayer
Terry Sawcchuk
Indianapolis
Connie Dion
Dae Lepine
Cincinatti
Indians appoint Hank Greenberg as general manager in new regime
Ellis W. Ryan assumes Cleveland Indians presidency and grants Greenberg broad authority in player trades. Greenberg signs a three year GM contract and expands the farm system, with Veeck providing guidance as the club seeks stronger deals. James Tatum is noted as UTs youngest football member at 18 and 6 ft 7 in.
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Cleveland
Ellis W. Ryan
Cleveland Indians
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tiger
Greenberg
American League Baseball Club
Ryan
Bill Veeck
Indians
Hank
University of Texas
James Tatum
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Thomas
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McClelland
Lundin
Miller
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Carnaghi
Sebek
Robertson
Petruska
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Faske
Drahn
Reichardt
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Teninga
Dufek
Morrison
Hamilton
Kazma
Holland, Mich
van Wert
Superior
Seonsinio State
PIQUA
George P. Wertz
Piqua Central High School
Piqua Central
Wertz
R. E
Mac” McCammon
Mor
Berry
Nelsonville
W. Columbus St
George Appleman
Mgr
Clayton Townemaker
Lioyd Heneveld
Don Burson
Pander Savic
Burson
Johnny Karras
Jerry Krall
Red Grange
Taylor's
New York State
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Christian Bros
Ruby Port
Gambrinus Bottle
Ohio Wine Stores
East State Street
Athens, Ohio
Les Douglas
MHL
Les
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Reston
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Baltimore
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Fred R. Beasley, Inc
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