Cut Ordered in Use of Natural Rubber in Tires
The National Production Authority ordered a 38 percent cut in natural rubber use for new tires in January and February from November levels. The November quota was 52,000 tons, with total rubber consumption for natural and synthetic at 90,000 tons. The January February quotas remain about 90,999 tons, offset by more synthetic rubber. Fifteen years ago the Pirates sold infielder Tommy Thevenow to Cincinnati.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
The
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tommy Thevenow
Cincinnati
Congress hears accusations against Lipschutz and leaders
A long sworn letter to Hon Frank Buchanan accuses a House committee of bias in calls for records from the Society for the Prevention of World War II and the antinazi league. It alleges intimidation, spying, and political manipulation by Lipschutz Sheldon and allied groups, urging public disclosure and accountability.
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Isidore Lipschutz
James WH. Sheldon
Society For the Prevention of
Antinazi League
Congress
Lipschutz
Sheldon
Society
League
Congressional Committee
Congressional
Soviet
Russia
Orient
Germany
Shedon
Conger
Lipseburg
Joe Brandt
Herbert Lehman
Lipschulz
Henry Ford
Dorothy Waring
Bureau of Investigation
Richard Rollins
Rollins
U.S. A
Chandler Duster Surprise for Baseball World
Albert B Chandler was ousted as baseball commissioner and then sought to finish his five year term. Owners debated a successor while Chandler considered resigning then staying on. A trial ballot showed Chandler leading 9 to 7, with 12 votes needed for re election ahead of joint league meetings.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Albert B. Chandler
Chandler
Fred M. Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
National
American League
Top Radio Programs Dec 12 to 14 in New York
Radio listings show NBC CBS and ABC schedule across December 12 to 14 with programs like Ulysses In Love, Fibber and Molly, Truth or Consequences, Capital Cloakroom, Guiding Light and Say It With Music. Mentions include early morning and afternoon slots and a note about a past golf tournament winner.
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New York
NBC
Bob Wope
Big Town
CBS
Luigi
Capital Cloak Room
Sen Wim. F. Knowland
ABC
1Ighton
Noble Orchestra Mbs
John Bicel
Jack Baker
Lorenzo Jones
Godfrey
Guiding Light
Art Baker
Hannibal Cobb
Kate Smith
Rowing costs and coaches clash in college sport scene
The roundup notes economic strains in eastern rowing programs with shells and gear costing tens of thousands, referees and coaching legends weighing in on the sport. It also mentions Phog Allen’s push against AAU rules and assorted college basketball, football, and hockey items, including futures for Tulane, Virginia, and Syracuse plans.
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Allen
Alley Phog Allen
Kansas U
Phog
Warrensburg
Teachers College
James’ Naismith
Forrest
Knute Brockne
Henry Fypka
Tulane
Ditta Art Guepe
Virginia
Syracuse
Marv
Jenson
Rex Layne
Farrier Hymie Wailman
Cesar Brian
New Hampshire
Boston
Boston Bolsters Rotation With Two Red Sox Hurlers
Boston completes 2 1 2 million five man trade with Chicago to acquire Bil Wight and Ray Scarborough for Allen Zarilla Joe Dobson and Dick Littlefield The deal boosts the Red Sox pitching ahead of major league meetings as Detroit Cleveland and the Yankees react.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Lou Boudreau
Red Sox
Chicago
Boston
Bil Wight
Ray Scarborough
Allen Zarilla
Joe Dobson
Dick Littlefield
Littlefield
Birmingham
Wight
White Sox
Scarborough
Sox
Washington
Dave
Zarilla
Dobson
Detroit
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Jaycees Equal Win Record for Last Season
The Little Rock Junior College Trojans opened the 1950-51 season with a 43-42 win over Hendrix College in Little Rock. Last season the Trojans won one game and lost nineteen, tying their best win record from the prior year while Hendrix also fielded a strong effort. Clyde Tracy led Little Rock and Hohn Coleman tied for high scorer with 11 points each. Ouachita beat Wayne's Independents 76-52 in another AIC contest.
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Associated Press
Little Rock Junior College
Trojans
Hendrix College
Little Rock
Arkansas Intercollegiate
Hendrix
Clyde Tracy
Hohn Coleman
AIC
Ouachita
Wayne
Independents
Warren
College Basketball Scores Roundup From AP Tuesday
Butler 64 Iowa 51. Notre Dame 67 Wisconsin 6. Oklahoma 66 Minnesota 45. Missouri 61 Ohio State 52. Iowa State 52 Utah State 41. Oklahoma City 37 Texas Tech 34. Behany 62 Rockhurst 53. Murray State 8 New Mexico A&M 55. Northwestern La 56 Southeast ern Okla 32. Phillips Oilers 84 Idaho 46. California 62 Nebraska 59.
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The
Associated Press
Butler
Iowa
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio State
Iowa State
Utah State
Oklahoma City
Texas Tech
Behany
Rockhurst
Murray State
New Mexico A&m
Northwestern
Southeastern Okla
Phillips Oilers
Idaho
California
Nebraska
Dates for Grid Finalists Not Yet Decided
Little Rock December 12. Finalists in Arkansas high school Class A and Class B football playoffs had not advised the Arkansas Athletic Association today when and where they would play. Class A title is between Siloam Springs and Wynne, Class B between Rison and Atkins. Blytheville beat Camden last week to win the Class A title.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Athletic Association
Siloam Springs
Wynne
Rison
Atkins
Blytheville
Camden
Local Tears Kick Off Busy High School Week
Basketball season opens this week with four schools playing six games. The B Tear and senior girls head to Guernsey tonight, then host two Spring Hill teams Friday. The senior and junior teams travel to Gordon Friday for two games against the Go-Devils.
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Guernsey
T Wo
Spring Hill
Gordon
Go-Devils
Texas defense shapes Cotton Bowl clash with Tennessee
Coach Blair Cherry of Texas previews the Cotton Bowl matchup with Tennessee in Dallas on January 1. He praises Tennessee’s defense and offense as methodical, notes Texas strength on defense and balanced attack, and mentions Texas finished the season 9-1-1 after a 21-6 win over LSU. Cherry discusses practice return dates as holidays approach.
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Austin
Tex
Dee
Blair Cherry
Texas
Tennessee
Cotton Bow
Dallas
Cherry
Jernyth
Volunteers
Kentucky
Southern Methodist
Vol
Louisiana State
Longhorns
Texas Cy
Oklahoma
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BleepRoss
Gillespie
Des Bell
Ood Phish
Pianda Witt
Segular Retail
St. Texar
Kana
Samo
Rs Singer
Ae Simmons
North
Hamilton
Underwood
Remington
Niagara
Lamb
Hardegree
First Christian Church
Fair Park
Hope
Tom Rogers Farm
O. H. Dolph Carrigan Place
Owens
Ernnest
South Main
A. D. Brannan
Lee Morton
Old Hwy
KET Prich
J. W. Etrickland
Publighed
Ap- Shar
Cobb Mattress
Fone Anks Pumped
Aris. Peon _ Almo
SRT
Best Texas
Pas Dames Games
Phong
Saat Nee Vne
Owney
South Walker Street
Pullin
Pearing Comple Fion
Foster-Ellis Real Estate
Westbrook
Pegler Copurlant
King Ventures Syndicate
Frank Buchanan
House of Representatives
Washington,d. C
Duster
Baseball World
Haas, Jr
Bob Hamilton
Wilhelm Lembrueck
Munich
Syracusse
Yale
Goes
Tip
Ralph Higgins
Oklahoma Aggie
South Africa
Half Miley
Bill Jacobs
Bill
Oklahoma U
O. U
Nat Holman
CCNY
George Mikan
Minneapolis
Nat
Celtics
Joe Lapchick
Joe Zale
Tony
Tammy Thrower
Jett
Phog Allen
Amateur Athletic Union
Kansas
AAU
Phag
Clair Bee
John Davis
Indiana
Michigan State
John
Bradley U
Fred Schlichtman
Dike Eddleman
Centralia
Rangers
Jack Evans
Finn
Pentti Lund
Harry van Kersburg
Harvard
Georgia
Texas A
Bulldogs
Purdue
Penn State
St. Louis
Ashland
Dunbar High
Lexington
Dunbar Wildcats
Ag BP
Dunbar
Jaycees
Lynn
Bay
Hope Basket CO
Japan
Roach Insurance Agency
Main Street
Andrew Riner
Lehman Auto & Home Supply
Hempstead Motor CO
Mgr
S. Walnut
MR. Gray
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