College Basketball Scores From Regional Games
Associated Press results show Texas Wesleyan 53 to 49 over Sicm in the East. Wake Forest 52 to 50 over Duke in the South. Alabama 39 to 37 over Auburn. New Orleans Loyola 49 to 44 over Louisiana Tech. Midwest listed Michigan State 63 over Wayne Evansville 84. Southern Illinois 67 over Emporia State 62. Pittsburgh 55 over Fort Hays State 44. Willamette 88 over Eastern Oregon 66. Washington 44 at Portland with no Southwest games.
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Lee Oma defeats Ted Lowry in Newark boxing bout
Lee Oma of Newark won a points decision over Ted Lowry of New Bedford in a 176 pound division fight staged last night in Newark New Jersey. Oma earned the victory on a 196 weight class showing.
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Fair Enough By Pegler on Roosevelt Pension Facts
Washington dispatches critique Westbrook Pegler's statements on Eleanor Roosevelt and United Nations pay. The column reviews the 1945 46 debates over pensions and UN compensation, noting errors and interpretations while defending factual reporting and official pay rules.
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Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Sammy Snead Faces Tough Test in Phoenix Open
In Phoenix Arizona on January 28 Sam Snead guns for another solid round in the Phoenix Open. His putting has been problematic but he held a three under par lead yesterday while a pack of five chasers trailed by one stroke. Jim Demaret Jack Burke Jr Dick Metz Jack Harden and Tex Consalver lurk close as two back are Bill Nary Leland Gibson and Bob Hamilton. Eleven players began even par.
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Slammin
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Ojai
Calif
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White Plains
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Merry
Marshallville
Dr. Lawson
Mile
New York
Jane
Aunt Jane
Radio Schedule Fragments and Expense Debate
A partial radio programming list spans Friday to Saturday with shows from Adventure Parade to Mutual Reports, noting times and names. The text shifts to a discussion of FDR era travel expense rules, detailing Mrs. Roosevelt’s supposed per diem, travel allowances, franking privileges, and controversy over expense reporting and transparency.
Prescott WMS and community events note January 21
Prescott News reports there will be no WMS meeting at First Baptist. Presbyterian family pot luck at the church Monday. Prescott Musical Coterie hosts a benefit bridge at Hotel Lawson Tuesday with 2:30 and 7:30 sessions, four progressions, prizes, and 50 cent admission. Proceeds support a 3 to 4:40 and 1 to 9:30 non-player hour.
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Enchanted Hour
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Meet the Press
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Delt
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Mutual
Sten
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M News
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Dudley Gordon
Dallis Atkins
Art Regnier
W.M.5
Sidney Loomis
Harold Hines
W.M.S. Ward
Baptist Orphanage
Monticello
L. Ll. Buchanan
St. John
Prescott Hosts Bobcats Tonight in Doubleheader
Prescott’s Curley Wolves host the Hope Bobcats in a two game set after a prior Bobcats win over Nevada County. The first junior game starts at 7:30 PM in Prescott gym as Prescott seeks a mild upset after steady improvement. In Emmet, the Skychiefs beat Chichester 73 28 with Dickinson 27 and Osborn 12, while Hope Legion faces Skychiefs again Monday. Spring Hill Independents fell 42 31 to Bradley Independents, Rowland leading Spring Hill with 11.
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Marshallville Visitors Stir Quiet Town Courtship
In Marshallville, visiting Mike draws attention from Aunt Jane Merry and townsfolk as church, luncheon, and dances frame his short stay. A minister praises him, sparking a candid debate on whether the cosmopolitan guest should settle locally, a notion both amused and wary of implications. The scene ends with a promise of continuation.
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Marshallville
Mike
Chamber of Commerce
Merry
Kane
Atlanta
Idi Sitt
Mr. Chan
Blue Peter Leads Belmont Stakes Nominations in 1949 Field
Joseph M Roebling s Blue Peter tops a 1038 horse list for the Belmont Stakes renewal in New York with the year s biggest nomination turnout since 1846. Other entries include Mr Busher Derive Olympia Iluminatile Prince Quest Sport Page Stone Age The Pincher and Wine List, all rated at 116 pounds by Campbell the handicapper.
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Joseph M. Roebling
Blue Peter
Westchester Racing Association
Calumet Farm
Citation
Maine Chance Farm
Mr. Busher
Greentree Stable
Caret
Fred W. Hoopers
Derive and
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John A. Einar Johns Joy
E. BP. Taylor
Iluminatile
Isadore Biebers
Ben Fr. Whitaker
Prince Quest
Woodvale Farm
Sport Page
Alfred G. Waddlerbilt
Stone Age
Henry Hecht
Campbell
Jockey Club
Fighter's Death Listed as Accidental in Golden Gloves Bout
Maberly Missouri January 26 coroner Tom Barnes ruled the death of Charles Byas 20 a Lincoln University student in Jefferson City as accidental He died from a series of blows to the head after being knocked out in a 175 pound device class bout with William Halmes of Northwest Missouri State College The pre fight physicals were passed and Lincoln Dean Charles Hoard quoted Tournament Physician Henry K Baker saying the knockout caused a cerebral hemorrhage The coroner said no inquest will be held
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Tom Barnes
Golden Groves
Charles Byas
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
William Halmes
Northwest Missouri State College
Byas
Charles M. Hoard
Linc Lcorn
Henry K. Baker
Glassford Contemplates Nebraska Football Coach Post
Durham N H Jan 28 reports that Biff Glassford of the University of New Hampshire is a candidate for the University of Nebraska head football coach berth though he says no offer has been made. He would be pleased to take the job if approached, calling it a wonderful opportunity.
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University of Nebraska
Biff Glassford
University of New Hampshire
Glassford
College Cagers Resume After-Exam Card Tonight
New York area reports college basketball action resumes after midyear exams with a San Francisco doubleheader featuring California against Arizona and St Marys of California. Pittsburgh meets California. Also on slate are Wake Forest over Duke 52 50 ending an eight year jinx and Texas Wesleyan beating Siena 53 40 in Albany.
Kirk and O Neal Reach Tournament Finals
Peggy Kirk of Findlay Ohio and Alice O Neal of Indianapolis Ind advanced to the quarter finals of the 17th Helen Lee Doherty women's golf tournament in Miami Florida after finishing second round matches yesterday in the Witch hole.
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Findlay
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Mets
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Indianapolis
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