Schayes Leading Syracuse In Twin Streak
Adolph Schayes scored 11 as the Syracuse Nationals won their 11th straight, beating the Tri-City Blackhawks 77 69 in Moline Illinois. Other NBA results included Baltimore losing to Chicago, St Louis beating Denver, Minneapolis topping Washington, and Waterloo over Sheboygan with Bobby Cook scoring 22.
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QUIS TO CONTINUE WN EXHIBITION QUIS TO CONTINUE WN EXHIBITION
Joe Louis says his Chicago show is exhibition only after defeating Pat Valentino in eight rounds. He plans exhibitions with Lee Oma in Detroit and Housman in Oakland, then an exhibition tour in South America after the year end.
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Bowling Results From City League Night
Coca-Cola defeated V. F. W. Vst and Atlantic Dairy won from inor's in straight games. Pangs Motors took two from Free from Blue Star. Boyd inks rolled a 222 single and 1681 series. Kenneth Jack Nn posted a 2038 Gyle game and 516 total. Gus B. Kirchoff added a 507 tie. County league pairings include A. & P. vs DeKalb, rve Yourself laundry vs Larsen & Linn.
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Elliott and Walnut split boys and girls doubleheader
Elliott boys won 32-28 led 13-10 at half while Walnut claimed 28 after a late surge. Elliott girls dominated 48-14 with a 25-7 halftime margin. Elliott missing forwards Erma Lantz and Janet Thompson due to flu and knee injury respectively. Mary Ellis scored 22 for Elliott and Knuth led Walnut.
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Ankeny Hawks Seek Third Straight Unbeaten Season
Des Moines report on Ankeny High School basketball as the Class A contenders ride five straight wins led by Ray Fontana and brother Ron. The Hawks aim for a third perfect regular season, with strong help from Harold Hildreth, Vernon Herring, Luvene Alleman, Keith Wildreth.
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Black Hawks Trade Veteran Guard Hassett to Lakers
Moline veteran guard Billy Hassett of the tricity Black Hawks was sold last night to the Minneapolis Lakers for an undisclosed cash sum, announced by Hawk general manager Mike Fitzgerald. Hassett, 6-foot, former Notre Dame star, had played three seasons with the Blackhawks as a key playmaker.
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Hart and Walker May Join Lions for Big Pay
Two top college stars Leon Hart of Notre Dame and Doak Walker of Southern Methodist may join the Detroit Lions next year, but only if offered a large contract. Hart, 21, said he would not play for less than about 25 000 a year. Lions coach Bo McMillin talked with both players but progress was limited.
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Sanders Remains UCLA Football Coach Amid Speculation
UCLA officials announced that Henry Red Sanders will stay as head coach after a week of rumors of a Florida offer. The board of control meeting followed reports of a lucrative 10 year deal at about $15,000 annually plus an expense account, though no figures were released publicly.
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Morningside Player Callahan Tops North Central Honors
Litthe Ah American half back Comic Callahan of Sioux City was voted the most valuable player and named to the North Central all conference team. It marks the third such award for Callahan in seven years of football at Morningside College.
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IBA'S CAGERS RAP TEXAS AGGIES
Oklahoma Aaggies edge Texas A M in Stillwater as Hank Iba’s Cowboys win 84 to 54. Eastern teams Penn Princeton Holy Cross Villanova LaSalle Muhlenberg win. Navy beats Penn Military. Senior Rhyne shocks in the south with North Carolina in three overtimes. San Jose State defeats St Marys in the far west.
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Cumberland man heads county conservationists
Norman Smith of Cumberland was elected president of the Cass County Game Conservation club at the annual meeting in Cumberland. Officers named include Harley White as vice president Maurice Kemp secretary Willis Rabe treasurer and Leslie Linn Bruno Behrends Mickey Quinn and Tom Burns as directors.
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Summer Drouth and Corn Borers May Lower Pheasant Numbers
Iowa conservation officials say dry weather and corn borers reduce winter cover for pheasants, possibly lowering numbers in 1950. Despite enough roosters for a safe cockhen ratio, severe late winter or early spring storms could hurt populations. Clean farming and weed growth conditions are noted as key factors.
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He Likes His Chevvie Bertel Hoj Plans Denmark Move
Bertel Hoj of Kimballton heads to New York then Copenhagen to settle home in Denmark with his Chevvie. He closed a farm sale to Earl Bringing earlier and will be joined by TK Clausen, a Danish exchange agriculture teacher, who stayed at the JensA farm for two months.
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Local Visits and Job Moves Noted
Extra news items report Extra-BLou Klever visiting Lake View to see his daughter and family. Leland Kirk leaves Billy'n Produce for Ronald Spoo hardware, and Mrs Tena Stone with Mrs Bob Christensen visit Avoca. Mrs Matilda Hansen travels to San Francisco for a two Bill Elwood trip. Pedestrians are urged to wear white at night on highways.
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Huge Nail Demand Supplying Northern Ontario Nickel Mines
In one year over 16,500 kegs of nails were purchased for nickel mines and plants in Northern Ontario Canada. the quantity equals more than two tons daily.
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Salads keep fruits from browning with citrus juice
Fresh and canned citrus or pineapple juice can preserve cut apples bananas and other fruits used in salads by preventing browning.
Jupiter, the Solar Giant Orbiting Every Twelve Years
Jupiter is the largest planet orbiting the Sun and is over 1300 times the mass of Earth. It completes its orbit around the Sun once every twelve years.
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