Death March ends as Oklahoma and few remain unbeaten
College football finishes with Oklahoma dominant over Oklahoma A and M 44 to 31 for 31st straight win. Princeton, Wyoming finish undefeated. Army loses to Navy 14 to 2 before 103 000 in Philadelphia. Notre Dame falls to Southern California 9 to 7. Texas Christian defeats SMU 33 to 27. Navy endures 28 game streak by Army. Kentucky to play in Sugar Bowl. Tennessee impresses in Cotton Bowl prep.
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New York
Oklahoma
Princeton
Wyoming
E Sooners
Oklahoma A
Army
Philadelphia
Municipaladium
Navy
Black Knights
the Hudson
Notre Dame
Irish
Sooners
Claude Arnold
Kentucky
New Orleans
Tennessee
Rams Get a Break in NFL Tilt Shifts Title Picture
In Chicago at Comiskey Park the Chicago Cardinals upset the Bears 20 to 10, altering the National Conference race as the Rams gained momentum with a 21 to 4 victory over Green Bay. Browns and Giants won to stay tied for top while Washington and Detroit also won, keeping playoff stakes high. In Kansas, the Douglas County Home Economics committee and Miss Caroll Crowgey will attend a luncheon in Topeka during Farm Home and Industrial week along with other home demonstration unit members from the county.
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New York
Hings
Lorelei Rams
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Comiskey Park
Bears
Rams
Cards
Detroit Lions
Los Angeles
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Browns
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Giants
Newark Yanks
Polo Grounds
Washington
Tittsburgh
Forbesfield
Detroit
Baltimore
Douglas County Home Economics Committee
Caroll Crowgey
Topeka
Counce
Miss Crowley
Bowling League Results Across Multiple Matches
A Monday Owl League saw A.F.R.O.T.C. take all three from N.R.O.T.C. and other three game sweeps by John’s Novelty Shop over Charlton Insurance Darnell Electric over Stand ard Oil Western Auto over the Pipe Shop Sinclair over Baldwin and Franz Conoco over the Legion.
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A.F.R.O.T.C
N.R.O.T.C
John's Novelty Shop
Charlton Insurance
Darnell Electric
Standard Oil
Western Auto
Sinclair
Baldwin
Franz Conoco
The
Legion
Francis Sports
Budweiser
Mads Implement
Winter's
Neider Implement
Miller’s
Frey and
Williams
Sam’s
Morgan- Mack
Balfour Campany
W.E.W
Grover’s
Franz Cahing
Houk’s
Sterling's
Tautfiry
Haskell
Rhodes Roofers
Fritarl-dahawk
Sanitary
Hedin
Jayhawk
Safeway
Blue Ribbon
Perrys
Eagles
Stukely Foods
Coles Food Center
Sanders
Hillview
Rapid Transit
der Keys
Rankin’s
Sunflower
Auto Wrecking
Laming-Ford
Tacques Realty
Scott
Ransdril
Beaman
Jayhawk Cafe
Ath Street
Knights of Columbus
Sunflower Ordnance
Dockery Liquors Wer
Coca-Cola
Public screening of cancer education film planned
A public showing of an educational cancer film is scheduled for 3 and 5 PM. The event is organized under the auspices of the hospital and medical department, with participation by Sternann Frank Stringau and others.
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Nations
Sternann
Frank Stringau
Meinne
Medical
Department of On
Upset Jinx Hits 1950 College Hoops Roster
In early 1950 action the season’s first week shakes Rice Michigan Texas Loyola Chicago Pittsburgh and Dartmouth. C C N Y Bradley and DePaul show fast starts as upsets ripple across the schedule.
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Rice
Michigan
Texas
Loyola of Chicago
Pittsburgh
Dartmouth
Bradley University
C.O. N.Y
Beavers
City College
St. Francis of Brooklyn
Queens College
Peoria
Ill
Missouri
Madison Square Garden
Bradley
Wayne University
Oregon State
Chicago Stadium
DePaul
Wheaton
Loyola
Cicago
Michael
Kent State
Dittaburgh
Centenary
Miami
Ohio
Sam Houston
St.’ John's
Brooklyn
William and Mary
LSU
Kansas State
Midwest
Northwestern
Indiana
Minnesota
Michigan State
Wayne
SMU
St. Convers
Idaho State
Nand
Utah
Yale
Thad
Kentucky
Chi Y
Tula State
UCT Y Michissa
Cincinnati
Syracuse Penn State
Kansasph
Baseballers Open Meet With Player Draft Talk
The 46th annual Minor League convention opened in St. Petersburg Florida with the player draft as the first major topic. About 5,000 players were eligible in a vast lottery spanning from short season to $400 limits as clubs began their selections. The St. Louis Cardinals were noted to lead the process as owners expected a smaller total due to fewer older players available in the minor ranks.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Chiss
St. Louis Cardinals
Tower Miners
Draft rules and social security cards policy discussed
The article notes debate over draft rules and a plan to issue social security cards to those who lost or changed art cards since applying. It mentions a Toys for Little Filipinos program on December 4 and an American Legion initiative to distribute items to underprivileged Filipino children as a gesture of goodwill.
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Luff
United Tes
American Legion
Philippines
Department of Foreign Affairs
Will Aid With Problems Posed by Social Security
Kenneth Huff, field representative of the Social Security Office in Topeka, will be at the Chamber of Commerce office tomorrow and Thursday after 10 morning. The Social Security law will be extended to cover workers in private households, regular farm workers, and many self employed people.
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Kenneth 2. Huff
Swial Security Office
Topeka
Chamber of Commerce
Macgerty
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