Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Boxing results from various locales feature Laramy, Angott, Custer, Buonvino, Bell, Manca, La Chance, Vaccari, and Hayes. The bouts include multiple outpoints and notable performances in cities such as Washington PA Newark NY Boston Pawtucket and Providence with Italian and American opponents prominent in the card.
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Preas
Laramy
Angott
Washington
Dora
Custer
Detroit
Brooklyn
Gino Buonvino
Italy
Art Henry
New York
Newark
N. J
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Ohio
Rissa
Bagonng
Chicago
Giovanni Manca
Rome
Joe Arthur
Indianapolis
Lawister
Maurice
Lefty
College Crown Between Tech and Arkansas State
The 1949 AIC basketball race centers on Arkansas State College of Jonesboro and Arkansas Tech. Led by center Maurice Milley, the Indians push Quachta from the unbeaten Hal, leaving the title outcome anyone’s guess as the season tightens.
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Associated Press
AIC
Arkansas State College of Jonesboro
Arkansas Tech
Jong Th
Maurice Milley
State Indians
Quachta
Fair Enough on Soviet Russia and Roosevelt Policy
Westbrook Pegler argues Russia is the future arbiter of the United States, condemning Roosevelt's recognition of Soviet Russia in 1934 and critiquing Truman and postwar policies. He attacks Bullitt and Frankfurter, claims U.S. aid to Russia harmed Western civilization, and warns of economic and military strain from confronting a rising Soviet empire. He references Berlin airlift, Japan-China shifts, and domestic communist infiltration. The piece blends political column and sports score notes, with later lines mentioning a 81 to 48 victory and Ouachita Tech game previews.
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New York
Ruraia
Russia
United States
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Signe
Soviet Empire
Soviet
Hussia
Roose- Velt
Bullitt
Frankfurter
Alger’ Hiss
Enry Stimston
Dean Acheson
Hitler
Japan
China
Roosevelt
Yalta
Truman
Potadam
Berlin
Poland
Zechaslovakia
Baltic
Balkan
British
Dunkirk
United Kingdom
Henry Wallace
Scotlands
Wales
Aussia
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Hoover
Coolidge
State
Miller
Igh
Ouachita
Wonder Boys
Tech
Quachita
Haas Wins 10000 Open Amid Putter Sales Side Show
Long Beach California report notes Fr Hoss Jr winning the Long Beach Open pole tourney for $10,000. The 34 year old New Orleans native also sold putters by the 18th hole, drawing attention as he carded a final 64 to finish 16 under par, five ahead of Stan Leonard who shot 68 after a 71-66-87-68 sequence.
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Long Beach
Calf
Jon
Fr Hoss Jr
New Orleans
Haas
Lakewood
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
B. C
Leonard
al Brosch
Garden City
N. C
Cary Middlecoff
Grmand Beach
Fla
Irish Topple Fading Kentucky Irish Topple Fading Kentucky
Notre Dame upset Kentucky 64-51 at South Bend as coach Adolph Rupp's squad suffers its third loss in five games. Kentucky led by Groza and Heard but Notre Dame's sophomores fueled the win. Ohio State reclaimed first in the Big Ten with a 4-1 conference mark. Vanderbilt fell to Alabama 47-44 in SEC action. Louisville beat Marquette 82-71 as ranked teams lean toward the top.
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New York
UPI
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Alex Groza
Lexington
Rupp
Notre Dame
Wildcats
South Bend
Groza
Ralph Heard
Wah Wah Jones
Cliff Barker
Wildcat Aces
Eason
Loyola of Chicago
Kentuccley
Phillips Oifers
Bill Spivey
Kevin O'Shea
Ramblers
Columbus
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Joss
Vandy
Commodores
Oklahoma City I
Louisville
Maro. Ead
Holy Cross Tops U S Cage Poll In Shielded Vote
Holy Cross remains unbeaten at 14 and leads the AP college basketball poll with 118 of 166 first place votes. Duquesne climbs to second on seconds and thirds as Holy Cross dominates the Top Five with Kentucky St John’s and Kansas State also well placed.
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New York
Dan
Crusaders
Holy Cross
Associated Press
Worcester
Mass
St. John's
Brooklyn
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Secon
Aly Cross
Long Island University
North Carolina State
Eluide
Blackolde Ie Han
Basketball scores cross nations and leagues in chaotic listing
A garbled recap lists numerous college and university basketball results including Alabama over Vanderbilt 47 44, Mississippi State 65 Tennessee 56, Louisville 82 Morehead 7 Notre Dame and 4 Kentucky 51 Minnesota 73 Michigan State ag Ohio State 68 Iowa 54, Sterling Kas 60, Tabor 56, Emouis Akast State AQ, Springfield Mo State 46, Missoula Valley 58 Warrensburg Mo State 56, Oklahoma City University 54, Caterpillars Wheels 4 Arkansas State College 1 Quachila Arki 48 Oregon State 44 Idaho 37 Utah 58 Denver 5, Brigham Young 44 Utah State, and other scattered notes including National Association Tri City 99 Anderson 96 and a North Carolina State remark about four married players.
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Louisville
Morehead
Notre Dame
Kentucky
Minnesota
Michigan State Ag
Ohio State
Iowa
Sterling
Kas
Tabor
Empuois Akast State AQ
Springfield
State
Missoula Valley
Warrensburo
Oklahoma City University
Caterpillars Wheels
Arkansas State College
Quachila
Arki
Oregon State
Idaho
Utah
Denver
Brighwin Young
Utah State
Penn State boxing coach Leo Houck dies after illness
Luc Houck, longtime boxing coach at Penn State for 27 years, dies after a prolonged illness. Alumni and students raised 5000 to aid his family. Houck, celebrated as Boxing's Best Friend, promoted safe, clean sport and high school boxing in Pennsylvania throughout his career.
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New York
Luc Houck
Penn State College
Leo
Aoiman
Bumor
Jan
Pennsylvania
Mamas
Billy Locse
Ileo
Mills Maxim to Battle for World Title
Freddie Mills defends his light heavyweight crown against America’s challenger Maxim in London. The 14 000 crowd at the Badm Court arena will watch the 30-year-old Briton in top condition after a long layoff and a claim that he is in best form in five years. Maxim, a fresh challenger from Cleveland, looked eager and confident in yesterday’s weigh in.
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London
Freddie Mills
America
Badl's Court
Mills
Gus Gesneggi
Maxim
Cleveland
Newound
Ross Pritchard to Play Again at Arkansas
Ross Pritchard, bound for Arkansas, is set to compete again. The report notes weigh-in figures and preparations, mentioning other athletes and upcoming college football league moves, with bits on gymnastics, deer hunting feats, and a Georgia basketball television upset of Kentucky.
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Ross Pritchard
Arkansas
Jon Rugentover
Malsling
Buffalo
Brie. Pa
David Forvacy
St. Louis
Ollig Bax
Kearny
Fox
Gbrie
Kentucky
Wildcats
Atlanta
Georgia
Kenucky
Top Radio Programs New York Jan 24 Listings
Radio guide for New York outlines Tuesday and Wednesday schedules across NBC CBS and ABC. Programs include Robini Taylor Cav alcade drama Bob Hope Firestone and Matty, Mystery Theater and Mr and Mrs North, Life With Ludgi, Count of Monte Cristo and detective dramas, social welfare discussion, and Travel shows with various time slots and host lineups.
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New York
NBC
Robini Taylor
Bob Hope
StafiGben
Matty
Amis
CBS
Mrs. North
Ludgi
Mrankie Carle Band
ABC
Amunea
Redskins silence leaves Parker prospects in draft limbo
The article notes Washington Redskins have not contacted Parker players about joining for the $950 season. Pritchard is listed as a pro football prospect among three kept out of the National Americas draft. Injured before the 1949 season, Pritchard remains eligible. Parker players and others show no firm agreements, with Fulbacks Gene Mag, Mustles, Camypoull and backs Duke and Hix named in draft chatter.
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Peereeteerers
Washington Redskins
Parkers Dures
Pritchard
National Americas Football League
Pritenard
Stell
Parker Grigars
Wisconsin taps Williamson as head football coach
Historical sports notes recall Williamson named head coach at Wisconsin succeeding Stuhldreher. Other items include Mac Mitchell winning a quiver mile in Philadelphia, Yale captain Ford posting two records in New Haven, Armstong retaining weight title with a ninth round stoppage at Madison Square Garden.
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Tms
Associated Press
Ivan Red) Williamson
Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Leslie Mac
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Alan Ford
Yale
New Haven
Ong
Henry Armairong
Far Montanéx
Mattison Square Garden
Legionnaires Crush Texarkana Trade School 82 to 44 in Hope
Hope High School posted a decisive 82 44 victory over Texarkana Trade School with Little Pony Reaves scoring 23, Byers 20, and Gideon Ruse 18. Haynes led Trade School with 10 as Legionnaires prepare to face North Heights on Wednesday at Hope High School and welcome Joe Curtis to bolstered backboard strength.
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Hope Legionnaires
Win City
Texarkano Trade School
Ida
Hope Boys
Berinwihy
Little Pony Reaves
Legionaires
Nouta
Byers
Gideon Ruse
Haynes
Legion Boys
North Heights
Texarkaha
the Hope High School
Legion
Legionnaires
Joe Curtis
Colli *Tion
Charley Mullins
Anutto
Hope
Green
Ross
Reaves
Corb
Gen LA
Trane School
Ig ‘Y Tatpl
Livinay
J. A Livisay
Radio Schedule Summary for Mutual Network Evening Lineup
The listing outlines Mutual Network programming for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, featuring musical shows such as Music for a Mellow Mood and Nighttime features like Gabriel Heatter and Fulton Lewis Jr. News blocks, variety programs, and sponsor segments including Farm Roundup, Rhythm Ranch Hands, and Queen for a Day. The schedule emphasizes a mix of music, news, dramas, and audience participation features across multiple time slots.
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Muual Network
Gabyle Healter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Rnythm
Beastion Quartet
Robert Miurleigh
M Sunrise
John Bosman
Faith
M. Waller Mason
Sidney Wallan
Roagi Beve
Kate Smith
Lanny Ross
M Farm
Hillbury
Gabriel Heatter
Blackwood Bros. Quartet
Stamps Baxter
Melody Royal Church of Christ Ladies Fair
M Queen
Bob Poote
Rhythm Ranch Hands
Bob Poole
Gabriel Healter
M. International Airport
Bill Henry
Mr. Feathers
Family Theater
Frank Edwards
Wildlife Coordinators Tour Visits Arkansas Installations
A dozen state wildlife coordinators, including from Virginia to Louisiana, toured Arkansas game and fish facilities on January 24, starting with the public shooting grounds at Butt erfield and proceeding to Bonnville, Blue Mountain, and Ninted refuge. The group also planned a deer traffic project on the White River near St Charles.
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Shiigart
Arkansas
Whey
Jutter
Bonnville
Blue Mountain
Ninted
White River
St. Charles
Epery Dinators
Virginia
Carolin
Kentucky
Tennnesee
Alabama
Florida
Msssissippi
Louisiana
Arkane Babs
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Hope Raye
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Barlow Hotel
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Job Ag Ain
Aiebee ‘Yepaire
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South'Main
Ray- Jord
HEPAT
Houston Electric Co
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Electric Co
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Ghargs
J. W. Strickland
Bim
Wezel Issa
Mullins
Arkansas State
Poels
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Westbrook Pegler Cepyrlahht
King Peaturas Syndicate
U. S
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Mississippi State
Tennessee
Anderson
Oklahoma
Proare
Papal
Pius XII
Paris
Pius IX
Hugh 3. Fullerton, Jr
Payetteville
Rose Koe Ang
Manu
Maxion
Herman Hishmen
Indonesia
Muhammed Halla
Republic
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Juliana
East Indies
MBS
Seite
Thom
Barbie Oh
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