Hoosiers Beat Oregon State In Big Ten Opener
Indiana's Hoosiers won 65-60 at Corvallis to start their Big Ten title bid, led by Lou Watson 13, Bill Garrett 12, and Jerry Stateville 12. Iowa edged Notre Dame 64-62 behind Bob Wollers 20, while Iowa State toppled Northwestern 64-54. Northwestern suffered injuries to Bob Hughes and Jim Barr as the losses mounted.
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Honor Field Meyer Here Honor Field Meyer Here
Two former Logan high school athletes now stars at Carleton College Northfield Minnesota will be honored at a dinner at the Linker hotel Thursday night December 22 Gordy Meyer captain elect of the 1950 football squad and George Field senior won multiple monograms will attend with Carleton alumni and parents Vice President Charles J Miel to speak. Meyer led Carleton in 1949 ground gains Field was a top scorer with 24 points. Jep Knox will show Carleton game films. Meredith A Torrance arranging the dinner.
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Villian Bob Wagner Defeats John Long In Mat Main
In a headlining wrestling match at the Avalon ballroom Tuesday Bob Wagner defeated John Long in a no holds barred main event. Wagner employed a wide range of holds and maneuvers to secure the victory, drawing boos from a fair sized crowd at the controversial decision.
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Smoked flavoring via closed chamber process touted
The article describes a new method to smoke soft-textured foods by burning wood in a sealed chamber and forcing the smoke through the food in a second container with a blower. It also reviews a wrestling card featuring Long, Wagner, Pazandak, Watson, Gagne and Mars with results and notable incidents.
Fairchild Tops Hixton 33 26 in Valley clash
Fairchild racked up a Trempealeau Valley conference game on the road, defeating Hixton 33 to 26. The teams were tied 23 23 late in the third before Fairchild surged to the win. McGaver and Creaton each scored eight for Fairchild while Bruce Larson led Hixton with ten and Jay Berg added eight.
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Noon weight varies with sun and moon positions
A person weighs more at noon when the sun is on the meridian than at any other time, and weighs least at the new moon when both the sun and the moon are on the meridian.
National League Sets Records in 1949 Season
The National League broke three major records and tied four others in 1949. Ralph Kiner led with 51 homers and 16 in a single month, Stan Musial topped hits and triples, and Red Schoendienst set fielding marks at second base.
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Whitehall Five Trips Taylor Quint For 43 38 Victory
Whitehall wins 43 38 over Taylor in a non conference game at Whitehall Wisconsin. Whitehall trails at three quarters then outscores Taylor in the final period. Fred Johnson scores 17 for Whitehall while Maynard leads Taylor with 21 points.
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Knicks Defeat Anderson 86 83 in NBA Action
The New York Knickerbockers beat Anderson 86 to 83 as Syracuse slips in the Eastern division chase. Anderson led Western standings with 15 7 as New York improves to 18 7 behind Syracuse. John Hargis scored 20 and Harry Gallatin 17 for Andersones.
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Boxing Results From Last Night Include Marciano Victory
Rocky Marciano stopped Phil Muscato in Brockton as a 123 percent fighter. Lew Jenkins knocked out Iggy Veccari in Boston at 138 percent. Buffalo and Sweet Water, Texas are listed with予.
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Glenn Davis Eyes Baseball Career
Lt. Glenn Davis former West Point All American back on leave discusses pursuing baseball next spring. He expects to be released from the army to join a reserve role and notes interest from several major league clubs due to his speed and batting average above .400.
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Mission House Beats Northern Michigan Teachers 72 to 65
Plymouth Wis Mission House college basketball team shot 44 percent and overturned a halftime deficit 34 33 to defeat Northern Michigan State Teachers of Marquette 72 65. Louie Bluim added 22 points while Tom Kirby led the Teachers with 24 points.
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Sox Sign Tomahawk Second Baseman
The Chicago White Sox announce the signing of infielder Gerald Cook of Tomahawk to a 1950 contract with the Wisconsin Rapids club of the Wisconsin State league. Cook, a second baseman, starred at Tomahawk High and played last year with the Tomahawk Cubs in the Wisconsin Valley semi pro league.
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