Panther Cagers Crush Erskine in 89-39 rout at DUE WEST
High Point Panthers dominate Erskine 89 to 39 as Waiz leads with 17 points. Draper and Davidson add 15 each, Sueta 12, Joyce 11, while Erskine’s Cathers tops with 12. Panthers 44.1 percentage from the floor, 13 of 13 at the line.
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Warpath
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Due West
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Aast Blitzkrieg
Deadeyes
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Flying Fleet
C. Q. Smith
Panthers
Bill Wait
High Point
Smith
Waiz
Bob Draper
Bobby Davidson
Ed Sueta
Jesse Joyce
Sueta
Joyce
Cathers
Davidson
Wait
Draper
Gray Cartwright
West
Lisk
Cole Sueta
C . Redaitt
Owe
Cartwright
Doyee
Seveesss
TP McCoy
Runneger
Minnervin
Snodderly
Salerno
Golon
G . Neal
Langford
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All America 1950 Football Team Listed with Players
The list shows players by position, school, and class from Army to Notre Dame and California, including end Dan Foldberg, tackle Jim Weatherall, guard Lewis Bud McFadin, center Bill Vohaska, back Bob Reynolds, and many others. The document also notes post season awards and honorable mentions across multiple conferences and schools.
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Dan Foldberg
Jim Weatherall
Bud McFadin
Bill Vohaska
Army
Oklahoma
Texas
Mlinois
Dallas
Hooker
Okla
Lewis Bud MccFadin
Illinois
Riverside
Robert Ward
Maryland
Elizabeth
N. J
Bob Gain
Ken
Ken Senior 21 6-3 230 Weirton, W. Va
Don Stonesifer
Northwestern
Chicago
Don Heinrich
Washington
Bremerton
Wash
Bob Reynolds
Nebraska Soph
Grand Island
Neb
Everett Grandelius
Michigan State
Muskegon Hts
Mich
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Maumee
Ohio
Frank Anderson
al Carapella
Miami
Les Richter
California
Elmer Stout
Irvin Holdash
North Carolina
Ted Daffer
Tennessee
al Wahl
Michigan
Don Menasco
Bob Williams
Notre Dame
Vic Janowicz
Ohio State
Eddie Salem
Alabama
Bucky Curtis
Vanderbilt
Jim Staton
Wake Forest
Pat Cannamella
John Pierie
Cornell
John Biltz
C. T. Hewgley
Wyoming
Jim Doran
Iowa State
Vito Parilli
Kentucky
Eddie Talboom
John Bright
Drake
Kyle Rote
SMU
Bill McColl
Stanford
Paul Lea
Tulane
Bernie Lemonick
Penn
Donn Moomaw
U.C.L.A
Jerry Groom
Mike Mizerany
Elmer Costa
Blaine Baron
Duke
Wilfred White
Arizona
Leon Heath
John Dottley
Mississippi
Babe Parilli
Southern Methodist
Dan F
Bud MecFahin
Bob Ward
Holdash Named to AP All-America First Team
North Carolina fullback Irvin Holdash earns a spot on the Associated Press All-America first team as part of the 1950 selections. The AP lists offensive and defensive units with players from Oklahoma Army Texas and other schools, highlighting two-way backs and key upsets shaping the season.
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Carolina
Holdash
New York
Associated Press
Ohio State
Iowa
Don Heinrich
Washington
Bobby Reynolds
Nebraska
Carapella
Miami
al Wahll
Michigan
Les Richter
California
Ted Daffer
Tennessee
Elmer Stout
Army
Irvin Holdash
North Carolina
Jmen
Vic Janowicz
State
Eddie Salem
Alabama
Bob Williams
Notre Dame
Wilfred
Whizzer) White
Arizona State College
Leon Heath
Oklahoma
John Dottley
Mississippi
Parilli
Rote
Maran
Ldeal
Kentucky
Methodist
Francis
Reds
Keller Recalled Age-Defying Streak and College Attendance Rise
Five years back college football saw a 35 percent attendance jump over 1944. Today the US baseball scene notes outfielder Charlie Keller known as King Kong became a ce agent with the New York Yankees.
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Associated Press Today
Charlie
King Kong) Keller
New York Yankees
State Bradley and CCNY Victory Support Top Rankings Position
North Carolina State, Bradley and CCNY scored key victories as early-season favorites. CCNY beat George Washington at Madison Square Garden, while Bradley beat Wayne 79 50 at Peoria. State routed Davidson 87 53 in Raleigh. West Virginia hosts Virginia Tech in a Southern Conference opener. Duke and North Carolina also won, shaping early national standings.
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State
Bradley
CCNY
New York
North Carolina State
Brigham Young
Madison Square Garden
City College
Wayne
Peoria
Ill
Atomic expert Hertz reported killed during experiments in Russia
Dagens Nyheter reports German atomic physicist Gustav Hertz winner of the 1925 Nobel prize may have been killed during experiments in Russia. The notice notes uncertainty about the fate and location of the scientist.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Dagens Nyheter Today
Gustav Hertz
Russia
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Bob Donaldson
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Ray Krouse
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Fred Cone
Jack Calvert
Billy Cox
Andy Davis
George Washington
Ed Mooney
N. C. State
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Ed Modzelewski
Joe Stump
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