Shamrocks Aim to Halt Streak vs Sacred Heart Sunday
Coach Mickey Marty’s St Augustine team hosts Sacred Heart of Waseca at 2 15 p m seeking to snap a two game slide and move to a .500 mark since opening November 19. The Shamrocks show height and speed with Biewen Tindal Sayles Schmitz Klatt Rademacher and others aiming to rebound from recent losses and steady into a winning stretch.
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Mickey Marty
St. Augustine
Sacred Heart of Waseca
Sacred Heart
Marty
Cagers
Wasecans
Shamrocks
Holy Family of
Mason City
la Crosse
Wis
Aquinas Quint
Holy Family
Aquinas
Gene Biewen
Gene Klatt
Biewen
Tom Tindal
Jim Sayles
Charles Schmitz
Klatt
Jack Rademacher
Jim
Bill Wagner
Dick Halligan
Don Johnston
Waseca
Bill Sturner
Dick Fitzsimmons
Bob Hawkins
Mark Swift
Dick Sankovitz
Rochester Lourdes
Loyola of Mankato
St. Felix of Wabasha
Holy Family of Mason City
Shamrock
Adams defeats Elkton to take lead in Little Seven
Adams under coach Gordon Hansen built a 55 to 41 win over Elkton for a one game lead in the Little Seven conference. Curt Hamilton led Adams with 19 points while Elkton center Peterson scored 29. Adams also won the previous preliminary game 39 to 18.
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Adams
Elkton
Gordon Hansen
Peterson
Connie Schneider
Hanson
Curt Hamilton
Schneider
Hayfield Breaks Claremont In Tight League Opener
Hayfield-Hayfield opened Dodge County play with a 41-39 victory over Claremont. The game stayed close, tied 31-31 entering the final period before Hayfield rallied. Lowell Haukom led with 11 points, Ralph Kylle added nine, while Claremont’s Kirby scored 18. The Vikings secured the win with seven made free throws. Claremont earlier won the preliminary 31-17.
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Hayfield
Claremont
Donald Strom
Lowell Haukom
Ralph Kylle
Kirby
Vikings
No More Baseball Says Ex Dodgers Boss
Bartow Florida report says Burt Shotton, ex Dodgers manager, will quit baseball except for a few odd jobs after Brooklyn replaces him with Chuck Dressen. Shotton says Walter O Malley informed him of the appointment hours before it was public. He plans no immediate return.
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Bartow
Fla
Burt Shotton
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chuck Dressen
Shotton
Walter O’malley
Brooklyn
Dressen
Rochester Mustangs Rally Past Gophers 8-6 in Exhibition
The Rochester Mustangs erased a 5-2 deficit with six third period goals to beat the University of Minnesota 8-6 in an exhibition game. Bobnyhus and Carl Engelstad each scored twice for Minnesota, while Bob Baker also had four Rochester goals.
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Minneapolis
Rochester Mustangs
University of Minnesota
Gophers
Minnesota
Bobnyhus
Carl Engelstad
Bob Baker
Rochester
College basketball scores from recent games
Readable results show Berea 101 over Milligan 67 and North Dakota 78 over Minnesota Duluth 56. Macalester 63 defeated Ripon 55 while Beloit 98 beat Gustavus Adolphus 57 and Ely JC 60 edged Gogebic 55.
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Berea
Milligan
North Dakota
Minnesota Duluth
Macalester
Ripon
Beloit
Gustavus Adolphus
Ely JC
Gogebic
Wis
Grand Forks
University of North Dakota
Minnesota
Duluth
North Dakota State
Moorhead
Superior
St. Paul
Bethel College
Ely
Mich
Le Roy Rose Creek Basketball Game Postponed
Icy roads prevented Rose Creek from reaching Le Roy for the season opener. The game was called off last night and will be made up before Christmas vacation, date to be announced. Le Roy next hosts Spring Valley Tuesday and then travels to Adams Friday.
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LE Roy
Rose Creek
L. K
Doc) Haines
Spring Valley
Adams
Spring Valley Falls Openers 50 48 at Chatfield
Chatfield edged Spring Valley 50 to 48 in the District One opener as the lead traded hands throughout a tight game. Chatfield pulled ahead late to secure the two point win.
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Spring Valley
Chatfield
Wolf
Free Throw Decides Game In Indianapolis Nationals
In Indianapolis the Olympians beat the Lakers 66 65 as Chuck Marazovich made a free throw with 24 seconds left after Vern Mikkelsen fouled. Ralph Beard scored 18 for Minneapolis, Wah Wah Jones tied the game at 65 65 before the decisive shot. Philadelphia defeated Syracuse 81 78 in the night’s other NBA game.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis Lakers
Chuck Marazovich
Vern Mikkelsen
Lakers
Mikkelsen
George Mikan
Wah-Wah Jones
Marazovich
Ralph Beard
Olympians
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Syracuse Nationals
Boston College Hockey Team Among New England’s Promising
Boston College hockey squad remains among New England’s most promising programs as a new season nears, with evaluators noting strong roster depth and potential for national contention.
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Boston
Boston College
New England
Austin and Edison to Meet Tonight College Teams in Final Grid Games Today
College football closes the 1950 season with key showdowns including Oklahoma vs Oklahoma A and M in Stillwater and Army vs Navy in Philadelphia. Tennessee and Georgia aim for bowls with Tennessee facing Vanderbilt and Georgia vs Georgia Tech. Notre Dame and Southern California, both 4-3-1 and 1-2-5, meet amid faded national interest. Florida A and M meets Wilberforce in the Orange Blossom. Miami (Fla) ends regular season 9-0-1 after defeating Missouri 27-9.
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New York
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Oklahoma A and M
Stillwater
Bud Wilkinson
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Tennessee
Georgia
Vols
Texas
Bulldogs
Texas A and M
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Commodores
Georgia Tech
Engineers
Notre Dame
Southern Cal
Miami
Florida
A and M
Wilberforce State
Gustavus Adolphus
Abilene Christian
Evansville
Ind
Bakersfield
Calif
Olympic Junior College
Bakersfield Junior College
Pensacola
Fla
Jacksonville
Ala
Pensacola Cardinals
Missouri
Flanagan Wins Unanimous Decision Over Ramos in Duluth Bout
Glen Flanagan of St. Paul defeats Louis Ramos of Puerto Rico by unanimous decision, taking seven of ten rounds. Weigh-ins: Flanagan 127, Ramos 129. About 1500 fans paid 3100 at Shrine auditorium. Other results include Brown KO’d Gallus and Perrault KO’d Doyle. Utah 59 Oregon 39 Cr eighton 81 Buena Vista 40 Wake Forest 66 Clemson 51.
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Duluth
Glen Flanagan
St. Paul
Louis Ramos
Puerto Rico
Flanagan
Ramos
Shrine Auditorium
Mel Brown
Tom Gallus
Drummond
Wis
Bob Outten
Chicago
Gus Kempf
Aberdeen
S. D
Jim Perrault
Stanley Doyle
Minneapolis
Utah
Oregon
Creighton
Buena Vista
Wake Forest
Clemson
Big Nine Conference Opens With Opens Tied Lead Battles
Albert Lea, Rochester, Mankato and Northfield moved into a four way tie for the Big Nine lead after opening wins Friday night. Albert Lea beat Owatonna 46-41 as Richard P. Nelson scored 19. Rochester edged Red Wing 27-26 led by Clint Moe and Bob Hannan with 10 each. Mankato defeated Faribault 45-42 behind Dale Nelson's 13. Northfield beat Winona 40-33 with Bob Scott scoring 11. Austin did not play.
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Albert Lea
Rochester
Mankato
Northfield
Paul Wilke
Tigers
Wells
Owatonna
Indians
Richard P. Nelson
Jack Schafer
Red Wing
Mike Radtke
Faribault
Minneapolis North
Winona
Bob Scott
Raiders
Dick Hanson
Austin
Superior State tops Bethel 45 33 on Friday
Superior State college basketball defeated Bethel of St. Paul 45 to 33 in Superior Wisconsin. Jim Whittier and Derrick Walker each scored 10 for the winners while Bud Pierce led Bethel with 16. The Cardinals trailed 33-26 at halftime.
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Superior
Wis
Superior State
Bethel College of St. Paul
St. Paul Quint
Martin Luther
New Ulm
Jim Whittier
Derrick Walker
Bud Pierce
Texas Western Rips Hawaii Club 46-13
Texas Western College defeated Hawaii with a 46 to 13 football victory before 10 000 fans in Honolulu stadium. Quarterback Jim McWilliams threw four touchdown passes and end John Connell caught three of them.
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Honolulu
Texas Western College
University of Hawaii
Jim McWilliams
Miners
John Connell
Macalester Tops Ripon as Minnesota Colleges Win
Macalester 63 Ripon 55 and Winona 64 Dul ube 54 lead a slate of wins as Minnesota colleges host out-of-state opponents. Bemidji 82 James town 53 and Beloit 98 Gustavus 57 highlight an action filled night. North Dakota and Grand Forks also posted decisive victories.
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Macalester
Winona
Bemidji Teachers College
Minnesota
Ripon
Wis
University of Dubuque
Iowa
Bemidji
Jamestown
N. D
Stout Institute
Menomonie
St. Olaf
Cedar Falls
Mankato
Beloit
Packer Quint Opens Weekend Test With Edison Duel
Austin hosts Minneapolis Edison tonight at 8 p m in a Big Nine matchup as Ove Berven's Packers chase a third straight win. Preliminary at 6 45 p m features Blair Hainer's Austin Sophomores vs Blooming Prairie with Sy Fritz guiding the Blossoms. Edison seeks to slow Austin's two game streak behind Louie Lopata's club led by Charlie Haywood and Dur Olson.
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Ove Berven
Austin
Minneapolis Edison
Blair Hainer
Blooming Prairie
Sophs
Blossoms
Sy Fritz
Edison
Louie Lopata
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Humboldt
Packers
South
Delano
Bruce Anderson
Bob Wiehe
Burdette Halderson
Charlie Haywood
Halderson
Haywood
Berven
Franking Halderson
Jack Gildner
David Dale
Seven Conference Openers Spark 1950-51 Basketball Season
Seven Big Ten teams kick off the 1950-51 season in Chicago area and across Indiana and Michigan. Iowa and Illinois sit out opening night while Ohio State begins midweek with Butler. Notable games include Minnesota hosting Nebraska and Northwestern debuting under Ole Olson against Western Michigan.
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Chicago
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio State
Minnesota
Whitey Skoog
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Marquette
Harold
Ole) Olson
Northwestern
Western Michigan
Indiana
Heighth
de Pauw
Purdue
Ray Eddy
Michigan State
Wayne
Miami
Ohio
Michigan
Illini
Hawkeyes
Butler
Hoff Not Anderson Wins Wrestling Match
Austin defeated Northfield 24 to 18 in a Big Nine clash. Nikolai of Northfield pinned Anderson of Austin in 1 minute 45 seconds at 103 pounds, while Robert Hoff of Austin pinned Tripp of Northfield in 3 minutes 55 seconds at 112 pounds.
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Austin
Northfield
Anderson
Nikolai
Robert Hoff
Tripp
Feldberg Heads Army Roles Beyond All America End
END AROUND WEST POINT New York Dan Feldberg serves as Army captain, class president, Cadet captain and Regimental Training Officer in addition to earning 1950 All-America end honors.
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West Point
N. Y
Dan Feldberg
Army
College Sparkles in 60-50 Victory Over Martin Luther
Austin junior college Blue Devils defeated Martin Luther College 60 to 50 in a Southern Minnesota Junior College Conference game. Leaders Koch Hanson and Anderson led scoring with 32 points among ten Austin players who all scored. Martin Luther kept pace with Lenders 16 and Koch 15 as the Blue Devils pulled away late.
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Martin Luther
Austin Junior College
Southern Minnesota
Blue Devils
Martin Luther Quint
New Ulm
Bill Lenders
Paul Koch
Koch
Dick Hanson
Leroy Koch
Dick Anderson
Hanson
Anderson
Mayland Helland
Austin
Bill Johnson
Hansen
Nelson
Don Hartwig
Roger Baumgartner
Austin JC
Ohio Golfer and Mayor Tie for Lead
In the third round of the Miami open, Frank Stranahan of Toledo and Dick Mayer of Greenwich each shot five under par 65 to draw even at 132 for 36 holes. Ted Kroll, Jack Burke Jr., and Jim Turnesa trailed by one stroke, with Sam Snead posting 66 and Joe Kirkwood Jr. 68 to stand two back.
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Miami
Fla
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Dick Mayer
Greenwich
Conn
Ted Kroll
Jack Burke, Jr
Jim Turnesa
Turnesa
Sam Snead
Joe Kirkwood, Jr
Daytona Beach
Reiser Signs Pirate Contract With Pittsburgh Pirates
Veteran outfielder Pete Reiser was signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates as Branch Rickey builds a lineup for 1951. Reiser, 30, comes after a unconditional release by the Boston Braves and joins Ralph Kiner who has a year left on his $65 000 two year deal. Reiser's .205 batting in 1950 contrasts with a career .299 average.
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Pittsburgh
Pete Reiser
Pittsburgh Pirates
Branch Rickey
Reiser
Boston Braves
Ralph Kiner
Gusties Open Refrigerator Bowl as Underdog
Gustavus Adolphus meets Abilene Christian in the third Refrigerator Bowl as ACU, Texas Conference champions with 10 victories, seeks to extend an undefeated mark. Gustavus, 4-1 in a 10 game season, relies on its Minnesota Collegiate Conference title team and passer Tom Zweiner.
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Evansville
Mnc
Gustavus Adolphus
Abilene Christian
Wildcats
Evansville College
Missouri Valley
Hillsdale
Mich
Texas
Minnesota
Tom Zweiner
Texans
Lights Turn Back Kansas City 88-61
The St. Paul Lights defeated the Kansas City Hi Spots 88 to 61 after four days of travel and defeats. The Hi Spots halt their break with a game at Waterloo tomorrow while St. Paul heads to Waterloo for second place showdown.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Hi Spots
National Basketball League
St. Paul Lights
Waterloo
St. Paul
Hawks
Grand Rapids
Anderson
St Louis beats Upper Iowa in 79 to 51 basketball game
St Louis defeated Upper Iowa 79 to 51 in a college basketball matchup. Iowa tilt also noted tchis 57 Mankato 39 and Kentucky 73 West Texas 46 Stout midsection results reflect regional college scores.
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St. Louis
Upper Iowa
Iowa Tchis
Mankato
Kentucky
West Texas
Stout
St. Olaf
Ed Price to Coach Texas
Ed Price selected to replace Blair Cherry as head coach of the Texas Longhorns beginning January 1 on a two year contract worth 12000 dollars per year. Price, a 15 year Texas line coach known for strong forward walls, succeeds Cherry who retires due to ulcers.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Ed Price
Blair Cherry
Cherry
New York
Bob Woodruff
Baylor
Florida
George Sauer
Navy
John Barnhill
Arkansas
Otis Douglas
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
H. N. Russell
Price
Texas
City Loop Cage Games Open With Two Monday Matches
First round games for City league basketball start next week with two 9 p.m. contests at Shaw gym and the old high school gym. The Lions Ullman quint plays Merchants, while Wagner Construction faces Independents. Additional league games follow Tuesday through Thursday nights.
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Lions- Ullman Quint
Merchants
Shaw
Wagner Construction
Independents
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