Yankees Dominant In AP Poll Roll of 1950 Standouts
New York January 8 Associated Press reports Casty Stengel's Yankees as four straight World Series winners. Yanks lead the AP poll with 215 votes, ahead of Didahome City and Minneapolis Lakers. Mentions Browns Red Wings Princeton Harlem Globetrotters and Oklahoma Kentucky Princeton Notre Dame Notre Dame.
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Yankees
Associated Presp
Casty
Stengel
Yanks
Philadelphia
Phils
Sietoret
Elise
Wsexe
Phillies
Didahome
City
Minneapolis Lakers
Cleveland Browns
Detroit Red Wings
New York Rangers
Shockey
Princeton
Harlem -Globetrotters
Tennessee
Texas
Notre Dame
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Tormmy Henrich
Detroit Tigers
Phil Rizzuto
Whitey Ford
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Pelle
Kentuucky
City College
McMillin under fire as Layne questions Detroit methods
Bobby Layne, former Texas star, told Detroit club officials he could not play under Coach Alvin Bo McMillin. Layne stated many teammates would not play next season under McMillin, criticizing on field methods while McMillin defended his approach. Layne praised Buddy Parker and noted communication with players varied.
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Dallas
Bobby Layne
University of Texas
Detroit
Alvin Beel
McMillin
Buddy Parker
Layne
Doak Walker
Jayce Box
Reco Hte
Per
Parker
Bobby
Layns
Mobile
Als
Alvin
Bo) McMillin
Aipce
Seere Mullin
Cooper Leads As 1936 Champion Returns to Teeing Off
The article notes Cooper and Chicago’s Jimmy Hines, with Fred Hawkins of El Paso, Texas, in competition as a strong field returns to golf action. It mentions prize money trends, with top earnings around $37,000 and earlier bets near $1,000, alongside fading stars as newer shot-makers emerge. The shaky text references past event winners and ongoing tours.
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Cooper
Angel Aa Baire
Ory
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Fred Hawkins
el Paao
Tex
San
Li Shead
Jim Fer
Vic Janowicz at Ohio State may be dismissed for failing grades
Vic Janowicz star halfback and Heisman winner faces possible winter term dismissal from Ohio State amid reports of failing grades. University officials would not confirm the Journal’s report. Janowicz says two courses may have failed and could trigger expulsion, with potential reinstatement possible in spring quarter if he makes up the work.
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Columbus
UPI
Vic Jasowiez
Ohio State
University
Ohio State Journal
Elyria
Janofict
Janowicz
Bland L. Stadley
Associated Press
Springboard for NCAA debate at Dallas convention
Report from New York dated January 5 outlines plans for a major NCAA policy clash at Dallas. A strong Southern and Southwestern bloc seeks to curb NCAA powers, tying enforcement to member conferences and pursuing constitutional changes to suspend members with a simple majority. The push includes broader sanctions and potential revisions to scholarship rules, with Virginia leading opposition to the sanity code.
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New York
Dallas
N.C
Aldy
Southeastern
Dixie Boys
Big Ten
Pacific Coast
N.C.A.A
Citadel
Boston College
Maryland
Illanova
Virginia
Virginia Military
Virginia Polytechnic
Boston
V.M.L
V.P.1
Southwest Conference
Opponent Boxer Says Manager’s Advice Backfired
Portland boxing chiefs suspended Negro light heavyweight boxer Billy Smith indefinitely after quitting mid eighth round against Archie Moore. Smith blamed his manager and second for loud shouted instructions while Moore landed a decisive one two combination.
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Portland
Ore
Oxnkl
Billy Smith
Smit
Portland Boxing Commission
Smith
Archie Moore
Jack Andradé
Archie
Braves remain undefeated with 69 65 win over Detroit
New York January night saw Bradley extend its 14 game unbeaten streak by beating Detroit 69 65 as Gene Melchiorre pumped in 24 points. Bradley, top in AP poll, has won 46 of 51 in three years, while Long Island and Cincinnati also yielded upsets in a light college court slate.
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New York
Notre Dame
Joe Louia
New York Yankees
Bradley University
Braves
University of Detroit
Bradley
Associated Press
Detroiters
Gene Melchiorre
Big Gun J
Long Island University
Blackbirds
Bowling Green
Madison Square Garden
New York University
North Carolina
DePaul
Farm auction listing with livestock and equipment
A long, dense auction notice lists numerous livestock including Guernsey and Holstein heifers and steers with ages from a few months to two years, various broods and a flock of chickens. It also catalogs farm implements from International, John Deere, and Allis Chalmers brands, plus hay, grain, furniture, and miscellaneous items for sale. The document ends with organizers and disclaimers about liability.
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Guernsey
Poland
China
Farrow
Allis-Chalmers
W. C. Alls
Evans
John Deere
New Idea
Peter Schutler
Hiteway
McCormick Devring
Orler
Kanerton Methiabst Charets
Plowa Sawyer
Huts Ho Kluge
AL Drink
Dinneers
Wejlevile Dank
Basketball scores from Associated Press roundup
Long Island defeated Bowling Green 68 63. North Carolina 60. Detroit 65, Dopaul 52. Missouri 68, Houston 4 deer. Oakland City and Central Oklahoma 59, 41. Rice 39.
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Associated Press
Long
Island
Bowting Green
North Carolina
Hadley
Detroit
Dopaul
Cincinnai
Oklahoma City
Win “Ita
Missouri
Houston
Slinscurt
Oakland City
Oybaat Central
Okla
Baptist
Rice
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Janets
Boxer
Saeer
T Control
America
Rhodes
Vermont
He Tue
Lee
Luxe
Sir Jhudley
Lyer
Nancy
Fritzi
McLouth
Oskaloosa
Harey Metzger
Vanehty Edmonds
Clyde Secrest
Memilea
Ober’s
Otion
National Bank of Lawrente
Ponte
Lawrence
Kansas
Goldie Mu Sexman Neal
Goldie M. Loxman Neal
Lousiana Street
Tell Brothers
Atwater Kent Radio
First National Bank of
Goldie
Laxman Neal
Eb, Martin
George Criss
Sitorant Stewart & Patefish
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