College Football Day Highlights 1950 Action
New York December 2 1950 the art day for college football featured Oklahoma vs Oklahoma A and M in Stillwater with 40000 in attendance. Bud Wilkinson led the Sooners toward possible consecutive victories while Penn and Tennessee pursued multi game streaks. Army Navy Notre Dame and Southern Cal were noted in posturing for bowls amid a slate of minor bowls and regional games across Florida Indiana and California.
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New York
Oklahoma
Kentcky
Oklahoma A
Stillwater
Aggies
Bud Wilking
Sooners
Kentucky
Penn
Tennessee
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Georgia
Threost
Texas
Bulldogs
Texas A
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Southern California
Showad
Southern Cal
Miami
Jorida A
Wilberforce State
Gustavus Adolphus
Abilene Christian
Evanaville
Ind
Bakersfield
Calif
Olympic Junior College
Bakersfield Junior College
Pensacola
Fla
Jacksonville
Pensacola Cardinals
Bowling notes from Monday night Women’s Twilight league
Morgan Mack won two games over Sherald Crystals and three over Granada Cafe. Independent Laundry took three from Weaver's. Granada Cafe defeated Holmes, McGrew & Peck. Standard Life won two from Kansas Power & Light. Lawrence Hardware beat New York Cleaners. Haske l edged Gates Tires. Team High 30 rolled 2215 by Morgan Mack, high for the season. Hi 10 rolled by Lawrence Hardware at 182. Standings show Morgan Mack 6 won, Lawrence Hardware 37, Independent Laundry 25, Gates Tires 20, Haske- Standard Life 299, Granada Cafe 18, New York Cleaners 1% 21, Weaver's 3, Hansas Power & Light 34 25, Holmes, SieGrew & Peck 14 25.
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Morgan-Mack
Sherald Crystals
Independent Laundry
Weaver's
Granada Ate
Holmes, McGrew & Peck
Standard Life
Kansas Power & Light
Lawrence Hardware
New York Cleaners
Haskell
Gates Tires
Morgan Mack
L. Wilson
Abrams
Haske
Granada Cafe
Eac
Hansas Power & Light
Holmen, SieGrew & Peck
Sherald
Sports Mirror highlights past boxing and golf moments
The column recounts notable sports events from the past: a 10 round boxing match at Madison Square Garden featuring Cazar Brion of Argentina, five years earlier Ben Hogan winning a $10 200 golf tournament, Gabby Harnett joining the New York Giants as player coach, and Mickey Walker’s stoppage by Eric Seeling in Germany fifteen years ago.
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Associated Press
Roland J. Star
New York
Oatee
Cazar Brion
Argentina
Madison Square Garden
Ben Hogan
Nexi
Gabby Harnett
Aipeed
New York Giants
Mickey Walker
Eric Seeling
Germany
Creighton, K U Clash in rough Jayhawker preview
Creighton Bluejays coached by Det Baker visit Kansas with Pinky Knowles and Frank Miller leading a potent duo. The Kansas team seeks to square the all time series after last year’s 59 1055 upset and features Earl McClelland Bill Heyden and Dave Tobin among others as they brace for a tough test in Hoch Auditorium.
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Altho
Creight Bluejays
Det Baker
Kansas
Omahe Csurt
Hoch Auditorium
K.U
Nebraska
Js Ye
Pinky Knowles
Wader Belford
Allen
Creighton
Tocalx
Jayhawkers
Frank Miller
Belford’s
Knowles
Miller
Jay
Earl McClelland
Bill Heyden
Bill Boedecker
Jack Robbins
Dave Tobin
University of Kansas
Ighten
Omahs
Phog Allen
Buena Vista
Ben Buller
Dean Kelley
Mark Rivard
Jerry Waugh
Dean Wells
Jack Rodgers
Dean Smith
Wayne Lowder
Don Woodgon
Buddy Bull
John Keller
F. C. Allen
Aubrey Linville
Sonny Enns
Dale Engel
Dick Harp
Harold Lowe
Bob ‘Enney
Bill Hoagland
Clyde Lovellette
Bill Linehard
Walley Beck
Charlie Hoag
Bill Schanke
Dean Nesmith
Seabeds recruit top Kansas City prep talent
Washburn gains notable players Ike Crebbaugh and Joe Latas who scored 23 points recently as Seabeds attract KC high school standouts. Journal notes smaller schools draw talent from bigger programs. B H Born at 6-9 Kansas University shows steady progress under Phog's guidance. Dave Fischer, former KU end candidate, now shines as Navy line defender and guard.
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Washburn
Kansas City
Ike Crebaugh
Joe Latas
Jwo
B. H
K. U
Medicine Lodge
Gore
Phog
Dave Fischer
Navy
Bids Open For Cheyenne Eotems Basin Outlet Canal
Inger 6pt by Harry Lutz TM. Bids will be opened at Fish and Game Commission in Pratt on Wednesday December 13 for a nine mile outlet canal from the Cheyenne Eotems Basin in Barton county. The project supports an 8000 acre migratory waterfowl refuge and public hunting area with water control through valves and gates.
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Harry Lutz
Cheyenne
Section 34
Cheyenne Creek
Broad Basketball Scores From State and Nation
A wide array of basketball results from state colleges and high schools lists scores for Southwestern Oklahoma State, Northeastern Oklahoma, St Marys, Wellington Independence, Wichita teams, Florida Atlantic, and many others. Notable results include Oklahoma teams like Southwestern, Oklahoma Baptist, and Arkansas College competing alongside national matchups such as Indiana State, Virginia, and Wisconsin. The roundup reflects a busy period with several tight finishes and wide-margin wins across universities, prep schools, and regional clubs.
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State High School
Oxford
Dwell
Dennison
Verryton
Greenfest
Scranton
Miller Edson
Levenka
Lansing
Eudora &I
Rbondale
St. “Mary's de Ladison
Gridiey
Eskridge
Turlingania
Linn
Morganville
Vinland
Auturn
Arkansas Cley
Hutchinson
Wichita
St. Mary's
Chilouro
Okla
Wellington
Akron
Gannon
Tiffin
Concordia
Wisconsin Tech
Rickey Signs Reiser to Pad Against Draft Call
Pittsburgh announces the signing of veteran outfielder Pete Reiser by General Manager Branch Rickey as he plans a blended lineup to mitigate draft losses. Reiser, 30, left hand hitter and right thrower, batted .205 in 1950 with a career .299 average.
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Pittsburgh
Pete Reiser
Pittsburgh Pirates
Branch Rickey
Reiser
Boston Braves
Rickey
Pirates
Ralph Kiner
St. Louis
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Boxing results from New York to Newark
A fragmented report lists bouts with archis Devine beating 137 Archis, a Newark match featuring Mintiagainst Glen Glanahan at 327, and St Paul outpacing Ramos at 125. Puert West and New Haven bouts appear with 10 and 137 scores respectively, while Samuel Madrid stopped in a separate contest.
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New York—Bay
Famechon
Archis Devine
Newark
Ora Minti
Glen Glanahan
St Paul
Loute Ramos
Puerteweest
New Haven
Conn
Stanuel Madrid
El Dorado Juco Wins Coffeyville Coffe Bowl Thriller
Merle Snider kicked a 13 yard field goal with four seconds remaining to lift El Dorado Junior College to a 12-9 comeback victory over Coffeyville Junior College in the Coffee Bowl at Coffeyville Kansas. Snider earlier had placed El Dorado ahead 8-7 with a third quarter field goal as Coffeyville tied the game at 9-9 with a safety.
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Snider
el Dorado Juco
Coffeyville
Kan
Merle Snider
el Dorado Junior College
Coffeyville Junior College
RACE HIT ON NFL SEMIS DUELS AS BEARS FACE CARDS
National Football League semifinals loom with Chicago Bears at 8-2 facing the 4-6 Cardinals while Green Bay meets the Rams and New York Yanks linger with 6-4. In the American Conference, Cleveland Browns and New York Giants lead at 8-2, Philadelphia 6-4. key matches set for tomorrow with division titles on the line. Lansing High and Eudora play, Lansing winning 52-51 in a close basketball clash.
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New York
National Football League
Serbialis Lonier
Bert Bel
Chicago Bears
Cardinals
Green Bay
Los Angeles
Rams
New York Yanks
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Eagles
Law Ateles
New York Yanrks
Chicago
Chicago Cariinals
Green Thay
Los Angelens
New Fork Yanks
Ania
New Yanks
Lansing
Texas Longhorns Name Ed Price New Head Coach
Austin Tex Dec 2 UP The Southwest conference named Ed Price as the new Texas Longhorns head football coach replacing Blair Cherry who retires January 1 Price signs a two year deal at 12000 per year Cherry lies ill in hospital with ulcers Price faces Cotton Bowl clash with Tennessee and a team in transition Fort Hays State Ed Price
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas, Fe
Wiet
Ed Price
Blair Cherry
Ead
Price
Longhorns
Cherry
Tennessee
Pittsburg State Wins 36 35 Over Northeast Oklahoma State
Ed Johnson kicked a late field goal to give Pittsburg State a 36 35 victory over Northeast Oklahoma State in Tahlequah. Johnson recovered a rebound and scored the decisive basket with 15 seconds left. Clint Brown led Pittsburg in scoring with 14 points.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Ed Johnson
Pittsburg State
Northeast
Oklahoma State
Tahlequah
Johnson
Clint Brown
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