Pick Valley All Stars Dominate Arkansas Valley Football Honors
Wichita papers publish first and second teams from conference coaches. First team includes Mc Eachern Wellington Cook Wichita East Collins Hutchinson Swanson Hutchinson Zollars Drake Hutchinson Fee Hutchinson Stump Winfield Mayo East Hamilton Wichita North Thompson East. Second team lists Jarvis Herron North Gentry East Kemp Winfield McMahon North Perkins North Cain Wellington Husted Winfield Summers East Krantz Hutchinson Meyers Arkansas City Dwever Wellington Feller El Duradi backs.
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Wichita
Summers
East
Bob Krantz
Hutchinson
Duane
Jiggs) Meyers
Arkansas City
Rennie Dwever
Wellington
Don Feller
el Duradi
Missouri to Bowl Notre Dame Oklahoma California Top Teams
Jacksonville Fla Nov 2 CP Don Faurot Missouri Tigers face Maryland Jim Tatum in the Gator Bowl January 2. Tatum and Faurot led split T schemes against each other during naval base stints. Notre Dame stands as national champion in AP poll with 2402 points. Oklahoma moves to second after beating Oklahoma A&M 41-0. California remains strong with top votes but trails.
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Notre Dame
Oklahoma
California
Jacksonville
Fla
Don Faurot
Missouri Tigers
Jim Tatum
Terrapins
Bud Wilkinson
Fauret
Tatum
Maryland
Michigan State
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Fatum
Pauret
NJAS
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Naval Base
Oklahom
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Clemson
Georgia Tech
Fordham
Texas
Miami
New York
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Associated Press
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Sooners
Soan
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Tulane
College of Pacific
California Joly
Brunor
Southern California
South Bend
Michigan
Ohinhema
California Club
Arins
Monnesota
Loutisianna State
College of Pacdfect
Kentucky
Cornell
Villanova
Santa Clara
North Carolina
Tennessee
Princeton
Baylor
Truck Driver Admits Beating Landlord After Long Dispute
Auburn Washington November 29 A truck driver Jessie Davis 49 admitted in a signed statement yesterday that he beat landlord Howard Chevalier 87 with a hammer following a dispute over canvas and rope. Chevalier suffered skull fracture and scalp lacerations and was not expected to live. Davis surrendered after deputies surrounded the farm house and four tear gas bombs were set off. He is held on an open charge.
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Auburn
Wash
Howard Chevalier
Adam Oski
Jessie Davis
Davis
Chevalier
Tulsa Police Nab Downtown Holdup Pair
Police stopped two men attempting to flee a downtown loan office in Tulsa on November 29. Officers Parrish and Underhill, acting on a tip from a coffee shop ad joining Interstate Securities Co., found the suspects with two bags of money. Read the Journal-World Want Ads.
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Tulsa
Okla
Don Parrish
Ed Underhill
Interstate Securities Co., Inc
Pittsburg State Dominates 1949 All Conference Football Honors
Pittsburg State Gorillas secure multiple first team berths led by Gerald Beaman Jim Jorgen J. W. Brewington Norvel Trask and Ray McDaniels as Washburn also places three on the first team Other notable selections include Emporia State Fort Hays State and Southwestern players with Hofman and Brith Blading among honorees Second team features Danny Kahler Southwestern and others with Hays State earning four spots Honorable mentions list multiple schools in the Central Intercollegiate conference
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Kansas City
Pittsburg State Gorillas
Carnie Smith
Associated Press
Pittsburg
Gerald Beaman
Jim Jorgen
J. W. Brewington
Nohvel Trask
Ray McDaniels
Ted Hoffman
Washburn
Art Fletcher
LeRoy Harmon
Jerry Reichert
Donald Sadowski
Emporia State
Chet Hayden
Emporia
Fort Haya State
Brith Blading
Peer Beh
Altho Sadowski
Jorgen
Beaman
Hayden
McDaniel
Danny Kahler
Southwestern
John Versner
Jack Hague
Hays
Hays State
Don Koerner
Roger Brown
Hague
Rex Markmniller
Pitsburg
Keith Balding
Jim Jolgen
Pitts
Norvel Trash
E. State
Charlies Benko
St. Benedict's
Dale Wright
Lee Kellett
Jack Hingue
Rex Maxmiller
Tackles and Guards Listed for Southwestern Conference Teams
Names of players by position listed for multiple colleges including Emporia State Southwestern Pittsburg Washburn and St Benedicts. The OCR reads a series of players in tackle guard center and back positions across teams such as Roberts, Dvorak, Hoff man, Nichols, Lemar, Macheers and others.
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Wyzle
Duncan
Elder
Emwink
Roberts
Southwestern
Frumbaugh
Wolutmeier
Ken Johnson
Hava
Hlavel
Betts
Washburn
Skubal
Hays
Anderson
Denham
Pittsburg
Mosby
Emporia
Dvorak
Rogers
Hoffman
Emporia State
Lopez
St. Benedict's
Nichols
Lemar
Tabor
Macheers
Bogatie
Parkhurst
Mahaffie
Mcconnell
Winchester
Brooks
Closing Dates on Kansas Game
Pratt Kansas November 29 Time is running out for Kansas hunter Dave Leahy state fish and game director warned sportsmen today Open season on squirrels closes November 30 Leahy said Other closing dates Quail December 2 ducks December 4 Rabbit season reopened December 8 Trapping season December 1 through January 31 1950 Fur bearing animals include muskrat skunk mink raccoon opossum leader bobcat lynx marten weasel red or gray fox swift or prairie fox One person limited to twenty steel traps daily trapping license fee one dollar.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas
Dave Leahy
Field Marshal Montgomery Visits Eisenhower at Columbia
New York November 29 Viscount Montgomery met Gen Dwight D Eisenhower president of Columbia University. They discussed the weather and Montgomery quipped that bad weather calls for a military umbrella.
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New York
Viscount Montgomery
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Montgomery
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